Autumn Notes and Community News From Paisley
The Paisley P T A will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Paisley school. Master George Franklin Churchman entertained at a delightful dinner for his ninth birthday with a cake and guests. Visitors from Colorado Springs arrive for a visit. Circle No 4 of the W M S meets at O A Graves home with 18 members and topics on Christian work and Shanghai medical education. Bay View Reading club to start fall activities with a Washington administration program. Circle No 3 of the First Methodist church hosts October meeting. Womans Missionary Society shares a Guest Day program. The First Christian church WMS holds a fall devotional and program for 23 guests. Mr and Mrs R E Moss announce the birth of Robert Ellis Jr at St Patricks hospital. Moss is formerly Myron Taylor. First Baptist church WMS holds monthly meeting with vice president presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Franklin Churchman
Helen Ruth Whatley
June Boyett
Maxine Boyett
Lois Hanson
Alfie Boyett
W. D. Oliver
Jakie
Howard Boyett
Saenger Theatre
First Methodist Church
O. A. Graves
North Washington Street
John P. Vesey
Graves
Don Smith
R. M. Briant
J. A. Henry
China
Vesey-Crutchfield
Bay View
Patton
D. L.shroll
T. A. Turner
Mamie Briant
R. M. Jones
Bessie D. Green
Parker
James Martindale
Briant
Medical School of
Shanghai
J. L. Stringer
D. L. Bush
Stith Davenport
Womans Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Bungalow
C. S. Lowthorp
Saner
S. L. Padgett
Jack Sullivan
R. E. Moss
Sulphur
Robert Ellis, Jr
St. Patricks Hospital
Womans Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
S L. Padgett
Anna Liken
New Molyneux Bag Features Black Suede and Crystal Frame
Fashion note introduces a Molyneux fall bag made of stitched black suede with a modern crystal frame. The piece highlights sleek lines and contemporary detailing as a standout accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molyneux
Japanese Cabinet Maintains Manchuria Policy After Lytton Report
Tokyo officials reject changes to the Manchurian policy, upholding the creation of Manchukuo and its separation from China. Ministers denounce the Lytton committee’s findings as “a diary of a fortnight's journey through Manchuria,” and refuse to modify the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
League of Nations Commission
Manchuria
Manchukuo
China
Lytton
Juror Fined $100 For Talking In Davis Case
New York Henry J. Moore juror who caused a mistrial in the Senator James J. Davis lottery case was fined $100 to be paid within 24 hours or face five days in jail. His name was removed from the jury list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry J. Moore
James J. Davis
Birth of a baby girl and local family visits noted
Hinton born to Mr and Mrs Russe Nicholas on Monday September 26 a baby girl weighing seven poundsHealth is reported as not good for the mother Mrs Jackson Smith is on the sick list The piece lists a string of visits and callers among local families including the Gibsons Foster Owens Porter Hollis and others with several mentions of relatives and neighbors visiting or calling on specific evenings and Sundays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russe
Nichlas
Jackson Smith
Lester Cox
Rogers
Eris Hollis
George Gibson
T. Z. Gibson
Thelma
Mildred Foster
Allie Owens
Arthur
J. C. Gibson
Mae McCoy
Midway
Martha Foster
Callie Gibson
Tom Hendrix
Margret Porter
Guernsey
Shilo
Tommie
Arthur Gibson
Leslie Formby
Rayford Camp
Kingstead Officer Slain During Night Patrol
Pine Bluff Arkansas early Tuesday John Rankin city marshal at Kingsland was fatally shot while on rounds near a filling station. He died in a hospital. Investigating officers have no clues as to a motive or shooter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
John Rankin
Kingsland
Rankin
Oklahoma and Mississippi Valley News Events Summary
J J Threat visited Nash on Thursday and his home burned Monday early morning. Mrs Quinton Sanford returned Friday from Mineral Springs to visit her parents. Howard and Will Cooley, J H Cooley and daughter Alma, M L Steuart and family, and Mack Halcombe were in Durant Oklahoma or Nashville for business this week. Hebent Ruth Steuart of Arkadelphia and Nora May Steuart visited home folks. Ora Cooley and daughter visited Corinth. J J Threat visited Nash. E L Warren visited Mineral Springs. Jim Murphy visited Hope. Mrs M L Steuart attended a funeral at Locbksbore. Mrs Steuart attended her uncle's funeral Friday. Holt visited Washington Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Threat
Nash
Quinton Sanford
Mineral Springs
Howard
Will Cooley
Nashville
Ora Cooley
Nora May
Corinth
Miss Hebent
Ruth Steuart
Arkadelphia
M. L. Steuart
Mack Halcombe
Durant
Okla
Jim Murphy
Hope
J. J
J. H. Cooley
Alma
Murfreesboro
M L. Steuart
Locbksbore
E. L. Warren
H. R. Holt
Washington
Hope Youths Hospitalized After Bleeding Injuries
Olaf Luck suffered severe wounds with his left arm nearly severed while Eleanor Epperson was badly cut. Louise Lavins and Lucille Parker sustained facial and bodily injuries. The Luck brothers, well known in Hope, were treated at the hospital after the attack and escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Luck
Eleanor Epperson
Louise Lavins
Lucille Parker
Folly Mountain chase tests Dana and Dudley ties
In a frontier drama Dudley pressures Dana as Asper lies ill in a timber camp. A manhunt forms for Ball amid a lynch mob while Dana and Malloy discuss loyalty. Dana's marriage cover and hidden motives fuel a tense pursuit under a moonlit mountain setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Ball
Asper Delo
Ball
Delo
Asper
Stanley Black
Wudley Winters
Dena
Hivers
Hivers and Running Ball of the Company Property. Dena
Dudley
Dana
Sheness
Swergin
Injured Girls Recovering After Prescott Incident
Reported Tuesday Olaf rested in Prescott hospital while Miss Lavins of Gordon remained hospitalized. The other two injured girls had been discharged and sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jured
Olaf
Prescott
Miss Lavins
Gordon
P T A Elects Officers and Local News In Brief
The P T A reorganized Friday night electing Mrs Chester McCaskill president, Mrs Bert Scott vice president, and Mrs G Shuffield secretary. Other items note Bert Scott H B Eley and G Shuffield attending court in Washington and Little James Hutchinson hurt by a dynamite cap likely losing an eye. Floyd Wortham departed for New York as a government inspector in the grape harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Chester McCaskill
Bert Scott
G. Shuffield
DeGarnett
Blevins
H. B. Eley
Washington
James Hutchinson
Nashville
P. H. Stephens
Floyd Wortham
New York
M. Scott
Hope
Local Social Notes Include Miss Attaway Return Home
Miss Florence Attaway returns to Ashdown after visiting Mrs. Sam Dudney and Mrs. T. A. Foster. Mr. and Mrs. James McRae Andrew of McAllen announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday October 2. Mrs. Curtis Wilkin of Hugo, Oklahoma, visits as a weekend guest. The Pat Cleburn chapter U D C schedules its October meeting for Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs. Don Smith’s home on South Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Attaway
Ashdown
Sam Dudney
T. A. Foster
James McRae Andrew
McAllen
Texas
Curtis Wilkin
Hugo, Okla
Pat Cleburn
Don Smith
South Elm Street
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