Senior and club events listed for Hope area October 13 14
Social and Personal notes list church meeting at 7 pm October 13, Ladies Bridge October 14 at 10 am with hostesses, Bo y Club Boss Night October 14, KPW and TYA meetings, rummage sale October 16, music club event and invitations for Open House October 17, plus garden club and Sunday School class elections and community announcements about residents' travels and discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McNeill
C. C. Lewis
Bo& PW
O'Cligek
Nation Business
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Clarice Cannon
East Second Street
Astigmatism and Eye Glasses Corrective Care
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains astigmatism how light rays fail to focus on the retina and blur vision. Examinations determine curvature changes and lens strength. atropine may be used to dilate pupils for better accuracy.
The Loves of Carmen in a Turbulent Seville Tale
An abridged serialization adapted from Prosper Merimee follows Don Jose, a young officer in a Spanish regiment, as he falls for the bewitching gypsy Carmen in Seville. The tale blends passion, jealousy, and fatal consequences amid vivid descriptions of a volatile romance and perilous social codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Jose
Carin
Aurey
Columbus Day Observed in Lower Grades at Garland School
Students from Garland School present a Columbus Day program directed by Mrs Frank Wand and Miss Marnie Bell Hol with pupils from Hope Elementary and Brookswood. The event features choral readings, plays, animal studies, and student crafted scenery celebrating Columbus across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amd
Hou Tony
Cehmibuy
Pajetey School
Wrarte
Uyter
Migs Bessit
Columbus
George Grown
Burs
Anuwus Dodson
Pac Wits
Louise Pillinton
Centingvius
Brookswood School
Alva Williams
Crade
Club meeting notes and scattered program details
A fragmented report describes a club meeting held at Mrs. Mournain bharel’s home with live demonstrations and a roll call. It mentions officers, a state act reading, a discus event, and upcoming activities including a weekly session and a planned January event, with various attendees and notes on participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Tootleson
Hope Iris
Opelis Garden
Jelnaels
Tellesen
Cling
Herbert Burns
State Federation
Little Rok
Hope
Charles Wylie
Arch — Moore
A. A. Halbert
Halbert
Exch
Wylie
Gelonay
Mournain Bharel
Drs. Lurbnes
Orional
Syed
Pbel
Beaadeury Spintitley
Haribios
Walening
Tela
Visti
Cauad Ropentis
Dee
Unclear OCR Fragment Signals Mixed Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and locations including mixed references to places and people. Readable items are sparse, with no coherent event or outcome to anchor a clear news item or summary.
General Pay Hike for Union Chiefs Seen
CIO convention in Portland Ore begins Nov for ten weeks with a one week session. President William Green would receive a $25 000 annual salary among leaders at the Mine Workers convention. A political action resolution condemned Truman and endorsed Dewey, with Lewis criticizing the Taft Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cineiati
Orteichere
Jolla
Eliets
Aniworen
Tue Cav
CIO
Portand
Actioy Lnhe United Mine Workers
ATL
William Green
Gea Wan
AKL
Truman
Thomas
Dewey
Lewis
Pittabureh
Resents Being Called a Lunatic at Beaucoup Railroad Incident
Bonneyville father Lian Tindle, in charge of a Deway train engine, faced a crowd at Beaucoup yesterday after a phrase about a Republican candidate caused offense. He defended his remarks as misinterpreted and noted the water-stop delay as two engines, smoke and confusion near the track side. Railroad officials said proper procedures were observed and no harm came to the personnel or equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaucoup
Tindle
Cnsinver
Dewey
Tineke
Tidle
Gael
DMGK
Walia Railleaid
Lalbiay
Srihe
Wallace Plans Another Tour into South
Fragmented text shows a political or campaign narrative with names like Lewin Povey and Olivia, referencing tours, strategies, and places such as Detroit and Hebers. The legible portions point to a multi-location campaign effort with various individuals named in association with proposals or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Pragrinsdin
Evenspaspa Lewin Povey Cys
Vico
Lee
Olivia Bia
Detroit
Dave
Hebers
Dorothy Dix advises a self reliant path for selfish relatives
Dear Miss Ox writes of controlling family burdens and a mother’s influence, urging the reader to demand self support from greedy relatives. Dorothy Dix counsels ending sacrifices for others, forcing work and independence, and warns that waiting for a man to fall in love is often futile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anuel da Lave
Tata
Syed Gioime
Mwy
Brethe
Sigfers
Mia
Tomson
Mather
Tang
Hiltiny
Mary
Tommy
John
Marre
Dornithy Dix
Fworth
Ehane
Peter
Farmers Use Paper Bags To Shield Crops From Rust
Farmers cover vegetable plants with paper bags to prevent rust damage as a simple protective measure. Multiple farmers reported favorable results with this low cost tactic, noting reduced leaf spots and healthier yields.
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First Methodist Church
Hope High Scchool Pv T.A
Sexegattive Board
Paisley T.Y.A
South Brn St
Ancel
Alathean
Marvy Shiver
Clyde Osborn
Voir Yea
M H. Thrash
John Britt
Ard
Owen Nix
Irs. Owden
Draper
A. G. Rives
Miles Luha
Bua
Washington, D.C. Snd
New York City
Thugrell Steeel
Todey Lori
San Diego
Jussy Steed
East Third
George I
Leu
Port Arthue
J. A Bowden
Mr. Bowden
Ing
Paris, Ark
Polots
Oklahoma
G. G. Kelley
Atlas
Texas
Julia Chester
Lester Gilbert
Pullin
Ben Robinson
James Alley Skinner
Emmace
Zenus R. Parsons
Charles Roderick
Texarkana
Nora Carrigan
Betts Smith
Josephine Jisch Hane
Emmet
Glen Parker
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
NEA Service
Bopui
Tau
Snare
Tiel
Shane A
Ts Wee
Mnene
Ohlebgz Waad Barry Sulwvan Biche A'Seey
America
Central Park
Maurice Regole
London
Sophie Kerrere
Prosper Merimee
Cullen
Gail
Patel
Vlii
Ilibay
Jaggar Morris
Loberty
Spain
Hess Wubib
Waller
Carron Bartels
Chuo le Geethiahet
U.S
Gil Flem
Uae
Atanas
Bonneyville
Dad
Gov. Home
Wallace
South
Dorothy DIX
Brathuis
Weamen
The
Gell Syndicate, Inc
Lydia
Pinkham
GEO. W. Robison & CO
Nashville
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