Thanksgiving Day memories and local gatherings noted
The article reflects on Thanksgiving as a national festival and celebrates family visits and social events. It lists relatives and friends traveling to spend the holiday, notes a Women Missionary Society tea at the Graves home, and mentions Scouts and university students planning Thanksgiving plans, along with brief nature facts about spiders and squirrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Plymouth
Emerson
Forrest
George Ware
George, Jr
Pine Bluff
Lenorae Renton
Louisiana State University
Ralph Rotton
Fred Tr. Harrison
Harrison
Arkadelphia
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
O. A. Graves
Washington Street
Graves
Graves Garden
Rural Red Cross Contributors List From Hope Star
A long Rural Red Cross roll lists donors and amounts including Rosa Lee Mullins Elva Key Lois James Hazel Booth Marjorie Vines Mildred Bonner Dorothy Dodson and many more across individuals and local businesses. The Hope Star notes total contributions reached 616.05 with several firms also giving one hundred percent support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Lee Mullins
Elva Key
Lois James
Hazel Booth
Marjorie Vines
Mildred
Bonner
Dorothy Dodson
Gertrude Smith
Hester Taylor
Ivy Smith
Lillian Rogers
P. B. Boyd
D. A. Bowden
Vernie Goyne
Gussie Anderson
Winnie Billings
Raymond Pedron
Johnnie Ferguson
Edith Ellis
Wilma Boswell
Herby
Buster Rothwell
Jim Roberts
C. GB. Roberts
Edith Robertson
Blanche Smith
Wretha Kennedy
Maud Lewallen
Autrey Wilson
Doe Mayoro Chas. E. Cash
B. Boyd
Wilma Jones
Hazel Guthry
Virgie Taylor
Sybil Griffin
Erma Jean Russell
B. Britt
F. Beasley
Earl Bowden
Cannon Aslin
Hugh West
Rogers Oliver Simpson Herbert
Whitten
Charles Shepard
Harrison Green
Clarence Johnson
George Straughter
William Green
Charlie Gilkie Riley Smith
Tony Bastie - Ardis Smith
Ellis Brown
Ray Johnson
Able Simmons
Leroy McGill
T. C. Galloway
Lee ‘Taylor
C. Milus
Gustania
Phillips Eo Gillispie Woods
Sid Straughter
Minor Halifield
McKinley Cooper
R. Prather
Slaughter
Newt Pentecost
Hervey Holt
Feeder's Supply Company
B. R. Hann
Star Publishing Company
Kelly Bryant
Henry Watkins Vt, C, McDavit
Eloise Kilpatrick
E. A. Jameson
Eva Jane Rider
Ray Mayton
Nora Gordon
Mary Middlebroo
Homer Reeves
John P. Cox Drug Co
F. G. Ward
James H. Ward
Hitts Shoe Store
William H. Robins
J. G. Gillespi
Duggars State F. B. Ward
Vincent Foster
Ora Mae Moody
J. K. Briggs
Jim. McKenzie
Jim McKenzie
R. M. LaGrone
Ross Gillespie
Joan F. Cox Drug Company
Mid-South Cotton Office
Hope Basket Company
R. M. LaGrane & Company
Saenger and Rialto Theaters
Hope Star
John 8. Gibson Drug Company
Economic strain hovers over Anglo American investments
Government actions and export taxes threaten profits for American and British ventures. Investments have suffered heavy losses and some are now valueless. The situation endangers future capital and poses a serious question for the corporations involved.
Anderson Earns a Livestock Profit
Arkansas farmer E. G. Anderson of Texarkana will be featured on Firestone Voice of the Farm Friday November 25 at 12 45 p m on KTSHS Hot Springs. Anderson will discuss livestock driven farming and soil fertility while revealing returns of 14 cents a bushel for corn and 1 00 a hundredweight for cottonseed meal cake with a herd of steers that topped St Louis markets and averaged 85 69 profit per head. He advocates adding smaller livestock to carry the program to greater profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Miller County
E. G. Anderson
Vexarkana
Firestone Voice of the Farm
Anderson
KTSHS
Hot Spring
Everett Mitchell
Firestone Farm ‘Service Bureau
St. Louis
Business and political risks in South American trade
The text argues the issue is strictly business as corporations own lands and resources in South America, urging vigilance to avoid military entanglements. It stresses exporters must compete with cash sales, manage foreign policy, and reject provocative displays that could scare off trade. It also discusses fascist dictatorships in the region and questions whether the U.S. should intervene militarily, noting the need for strong navy and army if such action were pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Pine Bluff Zebras Host Hope Bobcats Thanksgiving Game
Pine Bluff awaits a Thanksgiving clash with Hope after a 33 to 7 loss to Miami. Fans are urged to buy round trip tickets at 8am Wednesday and use dedicated buses from Main Street for a five cent fare to the stadium and back. Letter from Southwest Arkansas Bus Company offers team transport services and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Hammons
Zebras
Bobcats
Qur
Hope
North Little Rock
Little Rock
Tigers
Paragould
Jonesboro
Golden Hurricane
Lite Rock Catholic High
Benton
Clarksville
Russellville
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Grizzles
Camden
el Dorado
Forrest City
Blytheville
Chicks
Nashville
de Queen
Scrappers
Arkansas
Tulsa
Razorbacks
Ark
Fine Bluff High School Zebra
Miami
Fla
Miami Stingarees
Hope Bobcats
Fay Hammons
Zebra
Main Street
Plan for Justice in Relations with the Ten Sisters
The speaker calls for a shift from mere pleasant words about the good neighbor to a concrete plan based on absolute justice. It emphasizes fair commercial and national relations and urges understanding of the grave problems faced by the ten sisters and a sympathetic view of their distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten Sisters
Calotabs Promote Cold Relief with Two-Step Dosing
An advertisement claims Calotabs aid nature in fighting colds. It describes taking one or two tablets at night and repeating if needed, noting Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract of virus toxins and act as a diuretic to remove poisons from blood. The ad prices a family package at twenty five cents and a trial at ten cents.
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Duggar
Duggars
Coats
Mary Lane
Uy West
Mas
Sin Henry
Mel
Fred White
Conway
Mary Della
State Leachers College
Troup
Hone Furniture Company
Paul Wackllé
Magnelix A. & M
C. M. Waddle
Martha Ann Singleton
Baydor University
Wave
Texas
W. P. Singleton
Claudia Whitworth
Okay
Mrs. H.C. Whitworth
First Baptist Church
Hame
W. R. Hamilton
South Elm Street
Gus Haynes
L. E. Singleton
RK. M. Blakely
Dr. Blakely
B. W. Talbert
Dallas
Ida Foster
Talbert
Bill O'Brien
Shreveport
Buck Jones
Overland Express
Bob Steele
Romeo
Sanger
Anne Shirley
Valley OF the Giants
Wayne Morris Laire Trevor
Music Mountain
Leo Corillo
Hunt Aid Tract
Kate Doughs Wiggin
Mother Carey
Ann Shirley
Ruby Keller
Winter Sport Cours
Ladies Specialty Shop
Capital Coffee
Capital Hotel
Rural Red Cross
Ney
Southwest Arkansas Bus Company
J. C. Poss
Mont
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