Two Kinds of People on Earth
A local column mixes poems and social notes from Hope Arkansas. It lists weekend visits to Stuttgart Pine Bluff and Little Rock plus meetings of the Hope Garden Club the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and the D A R program on Armistice Day at the city hall. Eastern Star memorials are set for November 16 at the Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Garden Club
A. L. Black
North Louisiana Street
5. G. Norton
A. C. Whitehurst
Texarkana
John Cain
City Hall
E. F. McFaddin
America
Mary Arnold
Hope Chapter No. 328 of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Rummage Sale Here Saturday By Local Groups
Oglesby and Paisley Parent-Teacher associations will hold a rummage sale in Hope's downtown area on Saturday. Proceeds will support ongoing work of both organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oglesby
Paisley
Hope
Ex-Prohi Deputy Sees No End to Raids After Repeal
District Attorney Ivie said repeal of the 18th amendment would not end alcohol enforcement. He noted raids would continue under existing laws until repeal, with opportunities to press cases under internal revenue statutes afterward. He also admitted a possible moral effect on theft convictions.
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Ivie
Fort Smith
4Ie
Mrs. M C Stewart 89 Dies Near Prescott
Melessia Catherine Stewart died at her home near Prescott at 11 p.m. on November 11. She was born October 16, 1844 in Clark county near Old Rome and lived in Hempstead and Nevada counties. She married John T. Stewart on December 31, 1868 and had 12 children. Surviving are several children in Prescott and nearby towns. Funeral services were held at the Midway church November 12 with Bro. R A Highsmith officiating. burial followed in Midway cemetery.
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Melessia Catherine Stewart
Fresesit
Clark County
Old Rome
Hempstead County
Nevada County
John T. Stewart
Mall
Bro. R. A. Highsmith
Midway Cemetery
Blevins Seniors Organized For Year
The sixteen seniors of Blevins High School have met and organized. Officers elected include President Lynn Slagle Vice President Lylene Johnson Secretary and Treasurer Velma Lee Hamilton Reporter Jack Woodson Class Sponsor Mrs J Green Coker Motto We Finish to Begin Colors Red and White Flower Peony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blevins High School
Lynn Slagle
Lylene Johnson
Velma Lee Hamilton
Jack Woodson
J. Green Coker
Blue Steele and Orchestra to Perform at Saenger
Blue Steele and his orchestra, with Peggy Moore from Ted Weems troupe, appear at the Saenger Wednesday. Steele, a noted songwriter and versatile musician, often plays any instrument and even trombone on his own "Coronado Blues" to spark dancing. Jack Holt presents "The Wrecker" as the other half of the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Steele
Saenger
Peggy Moore
Ted Weems
Betty Jean
Blue Steel’ Orchestra
Foggy Moore
Jack Holt
Wrecker
Rock Island Train Derailed Injuring Three
An engine and several coaches of the west bound Rock Island passenger train derailed early Wednesday in Bogneville Ark. Three persons were slightly injured. Rail officials described the derailment as an attempt to wreck the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aee Pere
Chevrolet Sales Over Half Million This Year
Detroit firms report Chevrolet ten month sales totaling 550816 new cars and trucks, 55.4 percent above last year. October sales reached 50988 units, the strongest October since 1929, with September at 58000 and October last year at 18547, as W E Holter says quotas were surpassed and stock levels improved nationwide.
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Detroit
Mich
Chevrolet Deslorgs
W. E. Holter
Heller
Inez
Holter
Mr. Holter
Fieid
Negro Conference Opens at Camden under Bishop Cottrell
The 19th session of the southwest conference of the C. M. E. church will meet in Camden starting next Wednesday November 22 and run through the 26th. Bishop E. Cottrell of Holly Springs Mississippi presides. The conference covers the south and southwest part of the state, includes eight counties in five districts, with 89 traveling ministers and over 5,000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. E. Church
E. Cottrell
Holly Springs
Miss
Camden
Personal Mention L W Melntorff Visited Hope
L W Melntorff of Nashville visited Hope on Wednesday on a business trip, staying for meetings and correspondence with local firms during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Melntorff of
Nashville
Hope
Education Group Meets Thursday Arkansas Education Association Set To Hear Phipps Policies
The Arkansas Education Association meets Thursday in Little Rock to hear state education commissioner W. E. Phipps outline his policies. The group will also review the ways and means report advocating a foundation system, adequate salaries, and protection from political pressure. Possible reforms include county unit administration and replacing elected boards with governor appointed and superintendent elected by the people, with a Supreme Court decision due December 11 on a referendum petition delaying the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Hock
W. E. Phipps
Arkansas Education Association
Fhippa
Department, of Education
Association
Ways and Means
Association For Legislative Action
State Board of Education
Education
Quote snippets reveal family dinner table chatter
The fragment shows a lighthearted exchange with a daughter wishing to go home and a mother calling the father a trial. A playful remark about being old only once appears, captured in a Punch magazine style inner dialogue.
Miss Hope of 1933 Pageant Winner Franves Snyder
Miss Franves Snyder was chosen Miss Hope of 1933 at the Saenger theater beauty pageant in Hope. Janet Lemley and Fern Garner named maids of honor. all participants were Hope High School students. Local merchants helped stage the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franves Snyder
Cline Snyder
Saenger Theater
Janet Lemley
Fern Garner
Hope High School
Hope Merchants
Huge Profit in Prairie Oil Deal Recalls
William S. Fiteparteik, former Prairie Oil president, testified before the Senate committee that he received 300000 dollars from a 12010000 dollar profit pool tied to Sinclair and arrangements with the Rockefellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William S. Fiteparteik
Prairie Oil Company
Senate
Sinclair Consolidated Corporation
Rockefellers
Al Smith Calls on Roosevelt Personal Visit for Tea
Washington dispatch: President Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smith meet at the White House for a purely social visit. They spoke of families and vacations, with no politics discussed. Smith described the encounter as pleasant and cordial, moving through a crowd of reporters after tea.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Alfred Ey ‘Stith
White House
Smith
Harti¢o
Hal War
Eek
Ieee
Suede Shoe Care and Origin Tidbits
An OCR fragment discusses suede leather origins and care. It notes suede nap can dull and may require brushing to restore shine. Mentions Swedish origins and calfskin use, plus tips on brushing for a shoe store finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiavel
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Mas
Sir Henry Hutte
E. Wiow
J.R. Williams
Burgher Jones
G. T. Cross
A. B Patten
Hot Springs
Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
J. W. Strickland
D. H. Huddleston
Pilot
Oklahoma City
Haordene Thornton
Woman's Christian Temperanre Union
Champlin
Souths
Erin Street
Etta Champlin Toul
Mamie Twitchell
Jennie Curr Pittman
Eskridge Logan
Prescott
Little Rock
Seve Tobin
Maregaret Hise
University of Town
Miss Tise
West Liberty
Elays- Toon
PROHI
M.C. Stewart
Elson ‘Huckins
Blue Steele and
Orchestra
Jack Ott
Rock Island
Chevrolet
Supreme Court
HITT
Brown Shoe Store
Oxfords
Gray
Janet
Lemley
Fern
al Smith
Bit Smith
Illustra
Robison
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Nashvilee
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