Society Notes Echo Hustle and Happenings
Mrs Sid Henry shares reflections while the community hears of visits and travels. Jimny Bright leaves for Little Rock to visit friends. Mrs 8 H Batl Blevins guests of sister Mrs Ella Bright. E J Baker and wife depart for Payetteville for son's emergency operation. News of weddings, visitors, and church activities fill a weekend wall of society items.
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Jimny Bright
Little Rock
H. Bat! Blevins
Ella Bright
Baker
Payetteville
J. BS .Baker
Chas. Bright
Sundi
Ulmer J. Hester
Jackson
First Baptist church Woman's Missionary Society meets
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church held its regular monthly meeting at the church on Monday afternoon. A helpful Mission study was led by Mrs. A. M. Key. Sixteen members answered roll call. Miss Wilma Jacks underwent appendectomy Wednesday morning at Julia Chester hospital and is recovering well.
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First Methodist Church
R. M. Briant
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
A. M. Key
Wilma Jacks
Julia Chester Hospital
Thea Middlebrooks Visits Hope On Advertising Tour
Thea Middlebrooks a Patmos youth now on Magnolia A and M college publicity staff was a business visitor in Hope Tuesday. He conducted an advertising tour of southwest Arkansas for the annual home coming and Montféedo-Magoulia football game Thursday.
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Thea Middlebrooks
Patmos
Magnolia A & M. College
Hope
Arkansas
Montféedo-Magoulia
Holly Grove School Opens With Mrs Timberlake as Teacher
A Monday opening welcomed students at Holly Grove School with Mrs H W Timberlake teaching. A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs Mollie Burke. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Carl Evans and son John Norman. Local social notes mention guests and visits around town. There will be preaching here Sunday and everyone is invited.
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H. W. Timberlake
Mollie Burke
Carl Evans
John Norman
Harry Berryberry
Rose
Kansas
R. L. Elliott
R. T. Hembree
W. J. Hartsfield
Dale Atkins
Denver ‘Hembree
Misses Hause
Dorothy Clark
Jesse Atkins
Prohibition Split Deepens as Democrats Probe Economic Plan
Washington report shows Congressional Democrats seek to sidestep prohibition to focus on economic issues. Senator Robinson Arkansas Democratic leader says no substantial change to law is likely, while John J. Raskob pushes a January National Committee meeting to review prohibition poll results. Protests from Governor Pollard and the National Prohibition Board of Strategy condemn the move.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Congress
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Raskob
Raskul
Conneo
National Committee
Rovet
Ghunwary
March Ltd
Brst
Sai
Prohibition
Claude Bowers
New York
James M. Cox
Ohio
John W. Davis
Alfred E. Smith
Pollard
Virginia
Kickers Shove Cougars In Tough Battles
FULLMAN Washington State college football has pulled four games from danger in two years. Last season the Cougars won the Pacific Coast conference title after Lyle Maskell kicked the deciding point for 7 to 6 over Southern California and 48 yards for a 3 to 0 win at Washington. This year Washington State beat Oregon State 7 to 6 with Mentor Dahlen doing the point after and edged Idaho 9 to 8 at the end as John Eubank kicked a field goal.
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Fullman
Wash
Washington State
Cougars
Lyle Maskell
Southern California
University of Washington
Oregon State
Mentor Dahlen
Idaho
John Eubank
Loyola Players Drop Out With Football Abandoned
Eighteen of the 26 regular Loyola football players did not return after the school dropped football as an intercollegiate sport in 1930. Six transferred to schools with varsity football, twelve did not attend school, one plays pro football, and another coaches high school basketball. Seven of the eight who returned remain eligible for a year or more.
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Chicago
Loyola University
Loyola
Schol
Texarkana Men Arrested at Idabel
Texarkana, Ark. Miller county officers issued felony warrants for J. P. Cameron and H. W. Welch in connection with theft of guns and a cook stove from the Lucian Adams plantation. Two rifles a shotgun and a pistol were found in their car. Two women with them were released after questioning. Frank Harbin, wanted in Miller county on larceny, was also returned to Texarkana.
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Idabel
Okla
Tom Fisher
Miller County
Ark
Texarkana
McCurtain
J. P. Cameron
H. W. Welch
Lucian Adams
Frank Harbin
Milter County
Fisher
Harbin
Officers Freed in Death of Students
Former Ardmore deputies William E. Guess and Cecil Crosby were acquitted of murder in the slayings of Manuel Garcia Gomez and Emilio Cortes Rubio. The case drew international attention as the two men, who quit their posts to run a filling station, testified they fired in fear after students drew pistols. The jury deliberated 12 hours, returning the verdict around 3 a.m. Sunday. The court also dismissed charges against Crosby in Rubio’s death. Gov. Murray called it a fair trial. The article also notes Hope High School will host Ashdown and Columbus High School in a girls and boys basketball double-header Wednesday night November 25.
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Ardmore
Okla
Jane
William E. Guess
Cecil Crosby
Manuel Garcia Gomez
Crosby
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Guess
Cortes Rubio
F. Dudley
Murray
J. M. Springer
Dudley
Hope High School
Ashdown Girla
Southwest Arkansas
Columbus High School
Columbus
Large Quantity of Rum Captured by U.S. Men
The freighter Raritan Sun carrying 400 cases of liquor was seized on Monday at Bushey's dry dock at Court Street, Brooklyn. 60 men were arrested as customs officials estimate the liquor value at 390000 and the 533 ton vessel at 750000, potentially one of the largest seizures in prohibition history.
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New York
Bushey's Dry Dock
Court Street
Brooklyn
University of Iowa drops bachelor of laws degree
The University of Iowa will no longer award the bachelor of laws and will confer only the degree J. D. juris doctor in the future. Ohio cigarette tax brought in almost 9,000,000 dollars in its first sixty days of operation.
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University of Iowa
Ohio
Court Clash Over School Crowds At Open House
A rowdy gathering at a high school event spurred clashes as many attendees, including students, parents, and local residents, clashed with authorities. The incident began during the open house when tensions rose over crowd control and safety measures.
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Charnph
Arkansas Turkey Supply Increases
Arkansas farmers boost turkey production as nationwide supply falls about 25 percent. Extension Service notes renewed interest in turkeys for Thanksgiving with Little Rock live birds around 20 to 26 cents per pound and higher prices for choice fowls, contrasting with urban retail prices.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Latey Agricultural Extension Service
New York
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