Leaves and Guests Mark October in Local Notes
Poem lines lead into society items with Miss Nell Bennett visiting Russelville. U D C October meeting set for 3 PM at Mrs Don Smith's home on South Elm. Woman's Missionary Society Circle No 2 met at Mrs R L Broach's for Praise and Thanksgiving with program on Women's Work in China. Several locals visit or return from trips. City PTA Council holds a meeting at city hall with Dorsey McRae presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
R. L. Broach
South Hervey Street
W. C. Miller
Leon Williams
Hugh Latimer
Joseph Lasseter
Kenneth Hamilton
China
Hamilton
Charle Harrell
Leland Womack
Harriett Grace Story
Lee Wormack
City P. T. A. Council
Dorsey McRae
Short-Term Notes Declared Unconstitutional in Arkansas
A 1932 act allowing issuance of short-term notes to pay highway contractors and material men was ruled unconstitutional. About 2.1 million dollars in vouchers from the State Highway Department remain unpaid due to a depleted highway fund. The State Note Board had earlier authorized short-term notes to cover warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Highway Department
State Note Board
Magnolia Yearbook Staff Named For 1933 Mulerider
The 1933 Mulerider yearbook staff at Magnolia A and M College has been announced. Editors include Melba Cox and Patmos assistant editor Aaron Foster. other roles span business manager Mau rice Willis, art editors Burl Courtney and Glenda Garland, class editors Ona Lee Stinson and Carolyn Prater, feature editor Frank King, Kodak editor Hollis Campbell, sports editor Jack Letcher, organization editor Waldine Williams, humor editor Christinne Scott, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia A. & M
Melba Cox
Mr. Holly
Maurice Willis
el Dorado
Okla
Aaron Foster
Patmos
Leo Lloyd
Magnet
Glenda Garland
Annona
Texas
Burl Courtney
Carolyn Prater
Magnolia
Ona Lee Stinson
Ashdown
Frank King
Prescott
Hollis Campbell
Kodak
Jack Letcher
Nashville
Waldine Williams
Delight
Christinne Scott
Camden
English ship christenings switch to cider and wine
London reports a shift in maritime tradition as English ship christenings move away from champagne toward wine and cider in line with the Buy British campaign. Patriotic builders abandon French champagne for homegrown drinks to honor national industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Spur Wounds Soldier In Plymouth Street Collision
Artilleryman Gittings on a Flymouth curb was struck by a passing motor bus. The bus clipped his spur, swinging him around and forcing him to fall hard. He was conveyed to a hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Flymouth
Gittings
Committees Report and By Laws Reading At Club Meeting
Mrs. McRae read the by laws and constitution while reports from several committees were presented. Miss Drusilla Kent state supervisor of home economics gave an instructional talk on home building and home economics. Mrs. Laura Smith of Washington visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Green at 117 South Hervey Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Smith
Washington
Dan Green
South Hervey Street
McCaskill Classes Elect Officers and Citizenship Club Formed
The eight grade class at McCaskill School elected Bert Scott president and Katherine Buckley secretary and treasurer among others. McCaskill Junior High organized a Citizenship club with Bert Scott as president and Katherine Buckley as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaskill School
Bert Scott
Other Rhodes
Katherine Buckley
Laverne Harper
Hildred Rowland
McCaskill Junior High School
Mrs Lucy Spears 82 Pioneer of Blevins Dies
Mrs Lucy Spears 82 a pioneer resident of Blevins died at her home Tuesday afternoon after a short illness Burial was held Wednesday after services at the family church and cemetery routines of the town noted her long community involvement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Spears
Blevins
Sturdy Grain Range Boosts Family Nutrition
The article argues cereals and grain products offer economical, nutritious sustenance for mothers balancing limited budgets. It highlights whole grain and refined cereals in many forms from rolled to ready-to-serve, backed by dietary research on cereal foods as optimal nourishment.
Daily Menu Details Breakfast to Dinner
Breakfast includes baked apples with rolled oats and cream, country sausage, hashed potatoes in milk, crisp toast, milk and coffee. Luncheon features cauliflower in cheese sauce, carrot and celery salad, rice pudding and sweet cider. Dinner offers Swiss steak with brown gravy, mashed potatoes, creamed oyster plant, lettuce tomato salad, quince pudding, milk and coffee.
Cereal Diet Boosts Nutrition Amid Calorie Concerns
Dr. Walter H. Eddy notes cereals supply 17 percent of cost and high fuel value while Mary Swartz Rose highlights calories as key in children's diets. The article stresses balancing cereals with milk and other foods to ensure adequate nutrition, then shifts to obituary near Maxwell cemetery listing survivors Bill, Max, K. B., and Winnie Spears of Blevins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Eddy
Mary Swartz Rose
Maxwell Cemetery
Blevins
Bill
Max
K. B
Winnie Spears
Warning Order in Hempstead Chancedry Court
Warning to defendants R M Zingg and Mrs R M Zingg to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by The Federal Land Bank of St Louis in Hempstead Chan cery Court. Witness Willie Harris clerk with seal dated October 3 1932. Oct 4 11 18 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Ferman J. Gordon
R. M. Zingg
Willie Harris
Commissioner’s Sale Notice for Hope real estate auction
In Hempstead County Arkansas Rose Johnson as complainant versus Sarah S Jobe et al the court commissioner will sell at public auction at the Washington Arkansas courthouse on Tuesday November 1 1932 Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 Block 30 Brookwood Extension Hope Arkansas to satisfy a decree. Three month credit bond with 8 percent interest and a lien on the property. Sale conducted October 5 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead
Rose Johnson
Sarah S. Jobe
Publishen
Court House
Washington
Arkansas
Brookwood Extension
Town of Hope
Hempstead County
Essentials of Nutrition Through Varied Cereals
A guide notes that repeating the same breakfast cereals can become unpopular but cold weather allows variety without extra cost. It emphasizes well cooked cereals with rich milk to provide calories, ash constituents, and vitamins for a child’s daily diet.
Cops Turn Firemen In Toledo Patrol Car Blaze
In Toledo Ohio patrolmen John Eddis and Melvin Zarecki, off duty from policing, switched to firefighting when a short circuit sparked a fire in the rear of their scout car. They stopped the car and swept out burning weeds, preventing a larger blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
John Eddis
Melvin Zarecki
Back Street at Saenger Thursday opens with Irene Dunne
Fannie Hurst's absorbing romance backs a husband and father as Irene Dunne and John Boles headline the Saenger engagement. The drama centers on a steadfast love tested by social duties and a tragic turn, with June Clyde, George Meeker and others in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Hurst
Back Street
Saenger Theatre
Irene Dunne
John Boles
June Clyde
George Meeker
William Bakewell
Arletta Duncan
Doris Lloyd
Walter Catlett
Thirty Years Ago in Texarkana and Hope
Neeley Black Arthur Hill and Joe Greene were among the boys who saw the big show at Texarkana Tuesday J K Jones Jr was in Hope Monday Jim looks fine as split silk and gets lots of warm handshakes when he comes to Hope Will Duckett received a new shipment of sweetness last Saturday morning It is at his residence and is one of the prettiest little girls in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neeley Black
Arthur Hill
Joe Greene
Texarkana
J. K. Jones, Jr
Hope
Jim
Will Duckett
Gglesby Grammar School Opens Monday Morning
Gglesby Grammar school will open Monday October 9 in the building completed during the summer. John Wilson newly elected County and Probate Judge was in town from Washington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gglesby Grammar School
John Wilson
Washington
Just For Spite
Mrs Everese G Lloyd files divorce alleging nine years of misdeeds by her husband. She cites a climax when he smashed her purchased false teeth, tearing them from his mouth and leaving him toothless in a fit of rage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Everese G. Lloyd
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Mrs. Sip Henry
Nell Bennett
Russelville
Pat Cleburn
Don Smith
South Elm Street
Russell Henderson
Russellville
City
James L. Jamison
Carl Erwin
Robstown, Tex
Mrs. Erwin
Mrs
Will Ridgshill
Max Cox
Memphis
Tenn
D. B. Thompson
Mrs. Ruffin Boyett
John Lee Morgan
W. G. Allison
Minden, la
Merle Scantland
Lewisville
Helen Mosier of
Fulton
Charles Lowthorp Jr
Louisiana
Chas. Lowthorp Sr
Maria Guy
Oxford
Majestic
Hitt
West Second Street
McCaskill
Saence
Mary J. Holmes
Lena Rivers
THUR
FBI
Shtarys Kitchen
NEA Service
Pouri
Saenger
New Wool Jersey
Paris
Sagno-More Jersey
Cerfeld
Licceri & Myzas Tobacco Co
Cavalla
Smyrna
Samsoun
Chesterfield Radio
Columbia Coast-to-Coast Network
Sterfield
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