Weekend social notes and local visits in Pine Bluff
Miss Anda Waltrip of DeQueen is weekend guest of Miss Frances White. Miss Bery Henry visits in Little Rock. Mrs J E Harlan of Oklahoma City guests of sister Mrs D H Lipscomb. Mrs C C Taul and daughter Mary Elizabeth and Bill Yarbrough leave for Little Rock. M M Club organized by local young women. Miss Nancy White hosts a dance for Mary Elizabeth Taul and Bill Yarbrough. Funeral attendees from Little Rock Arkadelphia Dallas and Minden attend Mrs Walter Wright’s funeral.
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Anda Waltrip
DeQueen
Frances White
J. E. Harlan
Oklahoma City
D. H. Lipscomb
Mr. Lipscomb
C. C. Taul
Mary Elizabeth
Bill Yarbrough
R. T. White
J. M. Houston
Little Rock
Nancy White
South Main Street
Mary Elizabeth Taul
Sue S. Wilson
Ross R. Gillespie
Mr. Gillespie
Hila Morgan Here With Tents in Hope Engagement
Hila Morgan and her tent show company arrived in Hope for a week at Fifth and Elm. The troupe has played in Hope yearly for ten to fifteen years. Each night features a different play plus a nine piece orchestra and singing and dancing acts by the Hila Morgan company under Legion post auspices.
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Hila Morgan
Hope
Fifth and Elm
Legion Post
Card of thanks for Mrs. Walter Wright
The Wright family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during illness and death of wife and mother Mrs. Walter Wright. Appreciation also for floral offerings from Walter Wright Sam Wright Dorothy Wright Mary Wright Betty Jean Wright.
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Walter Wright
Sam Wright
Dorothy Wright
Mary Wright
Betty Jean Wright
Corsair thrills with rum runners at Saengen theatre
Chester Morris stars in Roland Wests Corsair a Prohibition era tale of a football hero battling Wall Street. The cast includes Alison Loyd Ned Sparks Emmett Corrigan Mayo Methot Frank McHugh and Fred Kohler. The drama features a sea battle between a rum running ship and a pirate vessel with a Tuesday matinee and bargain night prices for both performances.
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Chester Morris
Roland West
Saengen Theatre
Walton Green
Secret Service
Prohibition Enforcement
Wall Street
Alison Loyd
Ned Sparks
Emmett Corrigan
Mayo Methot
Frank McHugh
Fred Kohler
G O P Must Find New Leadership
Rodney Dutcher analyzes the GOP after a severe election defeat noting Hoover era losses, the decline of traditional leaders, and a likely leadership scramble among state bosses as the party seeks a path back to power.
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Hoover
Republican Party
Creomulsion Persists as Quick Cough Remedy
Longtime physicians recommended creosote based treatments for coughs, colds, and bronchitis. Creomulsion combines creosote with several key medicines and claims to stop lingering illness quickly without harm. The ad promises satisfaction guaranteed by the druggist with a money back refund if relief is not achieved.
Republican Reorganization Looms Before 1934 Elections
The piece notes Old Guardsmen with influence aiding a publicity push to attack the Democrats, with Calvin Coolidge as a possible 1936 nominee and Ogden Mills as a leading Hoover-era figure. It mentions the Young Turks in Congress, leaders McNary and Vandenberg, Wadsworth in the House, and rising figures like Teddy Roosevelt and Dave Ingalls. Progressives Norris, LaFollette, Cutting, Johnson, and Borah shape a divided GOP facing 1934.
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Congress
McNary
Oregon
Vandenburg
Michigan
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New York
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Philippines
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Johnson
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Borah
Gratitude For Kindness After Death Of Mrs. Margaret Griffith
The Griffith family thanks friends for the many acts of kindness shown after the death of Mrs. Margaret Griffith. They say she will remain in memory and send appreciation from Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Griffith and Family.
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Margaret Griffith
J. D. Griffith
Fewer Appeals on Crime This Year
The Arkansas Supreme Court docket shows a rare slowdown in criminal cases with only four appeals listed though not yet submitted. Former Sheriff Roy Hooper of Sevier County fronts two cases: embezzlement of county funds from 1929 and accessory after the fact to a bank robbery last June. The others include a statutory offense and a misdemeanor.
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Little Rock
Supreme Court
Roy Hooper
Sevier County
Bank of
Horatio
Turkey Day Game Reddies and Tigers Price Drop Draws Crowds
The annual Thanksgiving football clash in Arkadelphia between Henderson State College and Ouachita College will see ticket prices cut with a 10 cent federal tax on general admission and 15 cents on reserve seats. General admission is 1.10 and reserve 1.65 including tax. Tickets sold at Sloan's Drug Store and Heard's Drug Store. The game features a 4,500 seat stadium plus long north bleachers and end-area seating. Both teams are evenly matched with recent wins against Monticello Aggies and College of the Ozarks.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Henderson State College
Couachita College
Ouachita
Henderson
Sloan’s Drug Store
Heard's Drug Store
Reddies
Tigers
Monticello Aggies
College of the Ozarks
Tech
Sensational football clash as Ouachita meets strong rivals
State teams clash with large scores and Ouachita facing weak opposition. Both squads boast sensational ball carriers and powerful lines with multiple star players. Fans expect a fine game and fair weather.
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Ouachita
Endowment Gifts Support Cancer and Inorganic Chemistry Studies
Goettingen records show an endowment of 25000 to an unidentified university for cancer research and the Mitteller Institute provides 15000 for inorganic chemistry studies, strengthening resources for scientific investigation.
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Goettingen
Mitteller Institute
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