Marriage announcements and local society notes in Hope paper
The column lists marriages and engagements including Margaret Elizabeth Atkins to Louis Elwin Crain, Ene Ellen Walker to James Woodis Walker, and Elmer Harris to Maureen Perkison. It notes event details, hosts, attendees, and planned homes in Little Rock, Texarkana, Sparkman, and Magnolia, with club meetings and community notices from Hope, Arkansas.
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Atkins
Tiwir
Margaret Elizabeth
Louis Elwin Crain
Thos
D. Crain
Malvern
Wisery
Hey
Ped i. Morrison
George Casey
David Watts
Edney Rath Watts
John Watts
Texarkana
Texas
Local residents and visitors flock to Blevins events
Blevins and surrounding area hosts a string of visitors from Little Rock Houston Texarkana Arkadelphia and Snow Hill over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Qren M Stephens Mrs Mayme Harris and Mrs Mary Mayfield Mrs H E Beauchamp and family Mr and Mrs Guy Tate plus Earl White and son Tommy Bro J A Copeland Matt Bonds and Miss Marie Tate among others. Roy L Bonds Ben Bell Dale Bonds and Ullowniel Manes also traveled to Arkadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qren M. Stephens
Little Rock
P. I. Stephens
Mayme Harris
Houston
Texsaa
Mary Mayfield
H. E. Beauchamp
Texarkana
Earl White
Tommy
el Dorado
Eugeny Stephens
Johnny Wade
Faeny Security
Ruby Lancaster
Arkadelphia
Blevins Church of Christ
Matt Bonds
Henderson State College of Arkadelphia
R. W. Bonds
Leslie Presley
Dwight
Small’ Daughere
Cynda Lee
Henry Tate
Earl Bell
Earlene
Irma Joy
Snow Hill
Melton White
Roy L. Bonds
Guernsey PTA to Sponsor Friday High School Show
The Guernsey Parent-Teacher group will sponsor a carnival at Guernsey High School Auditorium Friday night in November. Proceeds go to the school library fund. Main attraction is a 45 minute black-shoe comedy and a mock divorce tale with fortune telling, bingo, craftery house and other entertainments. Lunches and drinks available. A turkey drawing will be held for a lucky attendee.
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Guernsey
Guernsey High Schunt Auditoriary
Lhrary Fund
Turkey
Negro Woman Held for Murder in Hempstead Court
Axigusia Nunley a 22 year old Black woman waived preliminary examination in municipal court on Monday for the fatal stabbing of Arzella Witherspoon, 19, and was held for Hempstead circuit court. The slaying occurred Monday afternoon at the city edge on the Hope Blevins highway, Witherspoon stabbed in the back near the heart. Nunley surrendered soon after amid disclosed past quarrels. Also noted: Robert Stewart waived preliminary on carnal abuse, Bond $300. Robert Rogers of Houston waived on grand larceny, Bond $300. Rogers charged with stealing a car from BE McWilliams. car recovered at Prescott. Frank Davis waived on grand larceny for theft of a bicycle, Davis arrested in Shreveport. Bond $500. Grady Reece waives disturbance charge for the Ralph Rogers family.
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Axigusia Nunley
Arzella Witherspoon
Hempstead Circuit Court
Hope-Blevins
Witherspoon
Jong-Blader Kyifg
Nunley
Robert Stewart
Hempstone Clicut
Robert Rogers
Houston
Texas
Rogers Wis
BE. M. McWilliams
McWilliams
Prescott
Frank Davis
Glenn Williams
Davis
Shreveport
Hope
Grady Reece
Ralph Rogers
Reece
Fulton Couple Is Married 50 Years
FULTON Ark Max and Mrs BE U Roberts marked their golden wedding anniversary on November 10 after moving from Michigan in 1894 and starting a Fulton business. Roberts served as Fulton postmaster 1905 to 1914 and they are parents to two children and six grandchildren with one great grandchild.
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Fulton
Ark
Max
BE. U. Roberts
Michigan
Roberts
R. G. Roberts
Shrevepadt
J. 8. Moser
Weekend road deaths total 117 across states
The Associated Press report shows at least 117 traffic fatalities over the weekend, with Michigan leading at 18, Pennsylvania 11, and Illinois 8. Other states range from 1 to 8 deaths amid wet and sunny weather as crowds flocked to highways. The note ends with a weather quip about the sun and the British Empire.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Kansas
Maryland
Missouri
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Wyoming
Ginig
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Hope to host Goodland and Indian Academy Friday night
Hope plans a Friday night game against Goodland Oklahoma Indian Academy after a scheduling mix up with El Dorado High School. El Dorado sought a home game and offered a substantial sum to visit Hope, but the offer was declined.
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Hope
el Dorado High School
Goodland
Okla
Indian Academy
el Dorado
Parker's Play in Capitol Saturday
Arkansas Razorbacks beat the Mississippi Rebels 42 to 6 at Crump Stadium in Memphis. The Parkers passing attack led by quarterback Jack Robbins connected 21 of 45 for 250 yards and five touchdowns while receivers Jim Benton and Ray Hamilton featured as top targets. Dwight Sloan of Van Buren drew applause for his late departure from the game. The victory showcased Arkansas as a premier passing team in the nation.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
George Washington University of Washington
Arkansans
Tulsa Univerity
Jylie
Okla
Conway
Arkansas State Teachers
Arkan State of
Ouachita’s Tigers
Cleveland Miss
Delta State Teachers College
Arkansas Tech
Hensleyson State
Memphis
Tenn
Ozone
Crump Stadium
Arkansas Razorbacks
Mississippi Rebels
Dwight Sloan
van Buren
Ark
Bob Burns
Parkers
Nolling
Jim Benton
Big Ray Hamilton
Jack Robbins
Rebels Struggle in Passing and Ground Game Output
The Rebels completed 8 passes in 26 attempts for 59 yards and a 10 percent rushing success. Big Ed Salmat and Ed Saliba showed limited opportunities, while the forward wall lacked clear impact. The piece notes mixed remarks on Stoan’s pitching, Brand’s availability, and broader economic and cultural tangents about stamp collecting and life symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebels
Ed Salmat
Ed Saliba
Réuas
Stoan
Tariff Damaging Industry Debate Amid Cotton Focus
The article discusses Southern cotton trends and tariff effects. It notes a shift away from total dependence on cotton, cites a lag in foreign consumption, and argues the United States must shoulder responsibility for trade restrictions. It claims the U S will have about 10 million bales to sell while demand favors imports of manufactured goods.
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Europe
S. Alleh Taylor
Wee the Fist Philalilic
United States
Albany, Yo
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