Shipwreck Suit D Lord Heads Southwestern Proving Ground Group
D Lord serves as teasue manager HL Larenyon personnel manager for the Construction company as treasurer with W L Wilkerson BS secretary heading over fifty project employees ready to form the Southwestern Proving-Ground Basketball League. Two teams from the Architect Engineers plus one from each of five other departments will compete, each team limited to ten men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lord
Teasue
Larenyon
W. L. Wilkerson
Mysterious Dinner Fractures Love in Stage Drama
Diana Curt hosts a dinner where Richard Thorpe and Evalyn Thorpe reveal tension and hidden blindness shapes desire. Stephen Curt’s devotion clashes with Thorpe’s sly observation as Evalyn’s gentle presence unsettles all. A caller in the hallway hints at further consequences for Diana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Curt
Richard ‘Thorpe
Mrs. Wrt
Stephen
Evayn
Diana
Richard Thorpe
Evalyn ‘Thorpe
Social Calendar highlights church and club gatherings
Monday December 1 Circle 1 of the Women's Society of Christian Service meets at Mrs Garrett Story's home at 3. Circle 3 hosts at the First Methodist Church by Mrs Vesey Crutchfield and Mrs C V Nitrn at 3. W. A. at Fest Baptist Church educational building at 6. Alma Kyler circle of WSSC meets at Mrs K L Spore's home at 4. Circle 5 meets at Mrs W G Allison's home with co-host Mrs Max Cox. luncheon at 1. Tuesday December 2 Fleet Methodist Church members attend final mission study at the church at 4.
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Circle
Women's Society of Christian Service
Garrett Story
Alma Kyler
W.S
K. L. Spore
Pat Luck Tyincheon
W. G. Allison
Max Cox
Limeheon
Tudsday
Devenihortad +SCS
The
Fleet Methodist Church
Week of foreign missions prayer observance at First Baptist Church
The WMS of First Baptist Church schedules a week of foreign missions prayer December 1 through December 4 with daily programs at 2:30 pm. Friday will be an all day prayer starting at 1:00 pm. Friday Music Club meets at Mrs. Edwin Stewart’s home. Members gathered Friday at 4:30 pm for choral lab practice led by Mrs. B. W. Edwards and president Mrs. Hendrix Spraggins.
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WMS
The
First Baptist Church
VW Oblock
Edwin Stewart
B. W. Edwards
Hendrix Spraggins
Tam
Vision in Little Rock and Visitors From Across Louisiana
Mrs L My Lille and daughters Alice and Mrs Rettnel Young traveled to Little Rock Friday. Miss Mary Della Corrigan of Little Rock visits her parents Mr and Mrs Steve Corrigan this week. Mr and Mrs Frank Hearne and daughter Mary Jane spend the weekend in Shreveport. Mrs Carl Bruner Mrs Guy Daye Mrs F Mitchell and W E Bruner visited in Little Rock Friday. Mrs Garrett Story Jr and child from Minden La are guests of Mr and Mrs Garrett Story Sr.
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Little Rock
L. My Lille
Alice
Mra. Rettnel Young
Mary Della Corrigan
Tittle Rock
Steve Corrigan
Frank Hearne
Mary Jane
Shreveport
Carl Bruner
Guy &, Dnaye
F. Mitchell
W. £. Bruner
Mrs. Garrett Story, Jr
Chile
Minden, la
Mrs. Garrett Story
First Cuvettian Church to Welcome New Minister
The First Cuvetian Church at North Main and West Avenue B invites parishioners to Bible School at 6:45 pm, Morning Worship with Communion at 10:50 am, and Evening Worship at 7:30 pm. H Buren Ament, longtime minister of De Witt Christian Church in Arkansas, leads next Lord’s Day in Hope with sermons on Progressive Revelation in the morning and What Think Ye of Christ? in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Buren Ament
First Christian Church
de Witt
Arkansas
Christ
Mr. Ament
Social Notes From Little Rock and Arkadelphia
Personal mentions include Stuart Spragins returning home to Little Rock after Thanksgiving visit with his parents Mr and Mrs C C Spragins. Nell Louise Broyles of Henderson State Teachers College is visiting her parents. Mrs Remey Giurland and several others spent Saturday in Little Rock. Sydney McMuth is visiting grandparents Reverend and Mrs BLS Vick in Arkadelphia. Mrs W R Anderson departed for a Memphis visit. Miss Beryl Henry is a Saturday guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Spragins
Little Rock
C. C. Spragins
Nell Louise Broyles
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
J. C. Broyles
Remey Giurland
Robert Green
J. M. Hudson
H. B. Thomas
Delton Houston
Aes
Sydney McMuth
Bls. Vick
W.R. Anderson
Memphis
Beryl Henry
Speed Up Project Notes Highlight Traffic, Banquet, and Staff Moves
Bi monthly banquet led by Captain B B Mitchell marked by Senator Pilkinton speech on loyalty. Lt Samuel P Davatos joined Maj Werner Strecker staff from Indiana. Traffic Department moves 77 carloads daily, has handled over 367000000 pounds of materials to date, saving time and money while keeping project on schedule. Plans for a six team project wide basketball league with Major Werner Strecker as honorary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Hope
H.E. Atkinson
Turkey
B. B. Mitchell
Senator Pilkinton
Werner
Strecker
Samuel P. Davatos
Jefferson Proving Ground
Indiana
W. 5
Callahan Construction Company
Werner C. Strecker
Esse
Red Cross Contributors Listed On Page One
A roster of donors includes Moris C Robinson HW C Lorenzen Bit McCune Gillen Hobbs Garland Pilmer Mrs E P Cox Lela Brotherton Cornelia Harkersmith RN Lonnstrum Harry Scott T L Compton Louie Dowdyr HH W Hamilton J T Parsons Walton Lyle Jones Homer A May D A McMillen Bernard Webb H E L Atkingan J W May T HR Dillard J H Dossey P W Taylor Jack Burchfield J E Burke Louis Crain Mrs Frank Wherry Dick Varley Milford Walker Frank Stark B McChaver J W Adams Hayd Watts totaling 2712 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hamiltay
J. T. Parsons
Walton
Lyle Jones
Homer A. May
D. A. McMillen
Bernard Webb
H. EL Atkingan
J. W. May
T. HR. Dillard
J. H. Dossey
P. W. Taylor
Jack Burchfield
J. E. Burke
Louis Crain
Frank Wherry
Dick Varley
Milford Walker
Frank Starks
B. McChaver
J. W. Adams
Hayd Watts
Elusion of Commerce Clause Cited in Free Movement Debate
Justice Douglas argues that freedom of movement between states is a core constitutional right, stronger than the movement of goods. He warns the Fourteenth Amendment prevents blocking citizens, even the poor, from seeking new horizons across state lines. The discussion centers on balancing privileges and immunities with economic considerations.
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Douglas Wingingly
Harrison in Hollywood By Paul Harrison NEA Service
Hollywood veteran Paul Harrison offers makeup advice from his 28 years in the film capital. He argues against “experts” and urges readers to use makeup to enhance, not imitate, oneself. He recalls shaping disguises for Raoul Walsh and work transforming actors into iconic monsters.
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Harrison In
Hollywood
Paul Harrison
NEA
Raoul Walsh
Citizens and Property Rights in a Shifting Population
Justice Jackson argues that mere property cannot test citizenship and urges a constitutional standard. He notes that states face burdens from in-migration and calls for a national approach to share burdens while affirming the right to seek opportunity. The piece reflects on national unity and equitable treatment amid population shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Jackson
Slitus
United States
Pan American Union stamps celebrate 50 years of peace
The Pan-American Union, founded in 1990, promotes peace and cooperation among 21 American republics. A 1940 commemorative stamp issued by Bow via features the flags of all nations. The Union funds support from member countries, and departments cover trade, statistics, finance, agriculture, and travel oversight.
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Pan-American Union
Bow Via
Americas
League of Nations
League of American Nations
Make up tips to find your own self in a mirror
In a lively talk from Universal’s makeup department, a veteran artist urges actresses and aspirants to experiment before a mirror to discover their own look. He cites Irene Dunne and Margaret Sullavan as examples and notes makeup can correct many perceived flaws while warning humorous cautions about staying unseen by critics.
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Anis
Davis
Diewich
Durbin
Dane
Universal
Margaret Sullavan
Tone Dunne
Maggie Sullaven
Sullavan
Irene
Irene Dunne
Sia
Countermanding Order and Leathered Sole Query
Fragments show a chef or buyer debating leathered meat substitutes and requesting a filet of sole six with requests to remove buttons and examine cutting. The dialogue hints at a sample order or kitchen banter about meat texture and preparation.
Revision of Assessments in Street Improvement District No 3 Hope AR
The Board of Assessors of Street Improvement District No 3 in Hope Arkansas will meet at the Arkansas Bank and Trust Company building to revise and readjust assessments of benefits against district real property. Any property owner may apply for revision or change in values for improvements. the meeting is set for 16 clock A M on Tuesday December 9th 141. The notice is dated November 25 1931 and signed by Polk Singleton Eugene White and Carter Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Arkansas
L. Carter Johnson
Arkansas Bank & Trust Company
City of Hope
Polk Singleton
Eugene White
Carter Johnson
Board of Assessor Noy
Deu
Ballet Dancer Dorothy Lewis
Dorothy Lewis, a New York stage ballet dancer and head of the St Regis Iridium Rooms Ice Revue, recalls heartaches and hurdles from a St Paul upbringing to a career shaped by family duty and a near career-ending injury. Peggy Lee’s early grit and hardships, from Jamestown to Hollywood, shaped a resilient rise in singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerr
Penture Service
New York
Dorothy Lewis Pallet
Peggy Lee
Adridane
Dorothy Lewis
St. Paul
Dorothy
Shipsted and
Johnson
Chicago
St. Regis
Gramp
Grampa
Her
Things to Wear for Christ
Fashion tips for gifting apparel and accessories for women and girls. Emphasis on embroidery, fur trim, and gingham dresses, with suggestions like yokes, prints, pinafores, lambskin bonnets, mitts, and silver accessories to appeal to young fashion tastes. Continuous guidance on appealing, age appropriate outfits and related gadgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelen Forrist
Honarian
Esa
Eve
Famed Memphis Executive James C. P. Jones Dies Friday Night
MEMPHIS P James C P Jones president of the Coto Coling Co died Friday night in Memphis. The news note confirms his leadership role and the sudden passing at home drawing local attention from business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
James
Coto Coling Co
D Éfa
Adrienne Matzenauer Sings in New York Night Club
Adrienne, daughter of Metropolitan Opera diva, follows a smooth path from finishing school to Europe trips and Broadway appearances. Now she performs at a hotel club near the Rainbow Room, despite short sight Arthur, as she belts out “One two three” under a blazing spotlight.
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Grampa
Peggy Lee
Jamestown
N. D
N. D., Daughter of A Ailroad Man. She Lost Her Mother When She Was Fou
Hollywood
St. Louis
Peg-gy
Xtec
Chicago
Benny Goodman
Vcc
Adrienne
Mmguerte Matzenauer
Educati
Europe
Shady
Rainbow Room
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Gopytight
Nee Ee Ine
Wichard Thorne
Mitra
Aleghen
Larkin
Phil Bruce
Bella
Mr. Thorpe
Kay
Stephen’ Curi
Evalyn
Evalyn Thorpe
Phil
Steve
Adela
Dianna
Richard Karpe
Tere
Thorpe
Curt
Bill Jackson
Leonora Short
Winnipeg
W. A
Sam Townsend
Tueseday Evening Bridge Club
James MM
Trudson
and Mes
B. Thomas
Ramey Garland
Church News First Cuvetian Church North Main & West Avenue B
Saenger
Gene Autry
Sierra Sue
Red Cross
Gals
Maker-upper
Jack Pierce
Universal Fund
Paul “Harrison
Walsh
Rialto
Parachute Battalion
Robert Presto
Nancy Kelly
Edmond O'Brien
Harry Carey
Talbot Feild, Sr
Hope, Ark
Tife Income Insurance
Harry W. Shiver
Arkansas Machine: Specialty Co
Wope, Arkansas
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