Long Memorials and Local Socials in Hope Arkansas
Town notices and social items from Hope Arkansas describe church auxiliary meetings, circle gatherings, and visits from out of town. Events include Womans Auxiliary at St Marks Episcopal meeting at 9 40 on Mandy afternoon, First Baptist WM S mission study, and a choral club concert aboard the U S Gry heus with Julian Wood as guest artist. Nearby engagements note Texarkana and Dallas trips, a Nashville engagement, and a civic music program with Madrid Spain as port of call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Mandy
J.T. West
Division Street
Dalton Garrett Nounce
G-Ron
R.T. White
North Washington Street
Cc, McNeill
U. S
Eksuivester
Pat McCarthy
Texarkana
Frances White
Kline Snyder
J. C
Magnolia A and M Faces Texarkana in Friday Game
Magnolia A and M coach Sage McLean braces for a tough home game against Texarkana Junior College Bull Dogs Friday at Smith Field Magnolia with six returning players from last year and several promising newcomers led by captains Ben and Will Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Ark
Sage McLean
Muleriders
Bull Dogs
Texarkana Junior College
McLean
Smith Field
Ben
Will Curtis
Marianna
Maurice Gaston
Sparkman
Billy Parker
Haynesville
Richard Fincher
Waldo
Elmo Bellamy
Smithville
Mark Parker
Marion Sale
Dillard Breeding
Hope
Kenneth Wises
el Dorado
Persey Sanders
Shower Springs Singers Attend Local Gathering
A crowded program drew singers from Sutton Rocky Mount Bodcaw Guernsey Hope and Professor C C Stanford of Dallas Texas. The news recounts visits among local families as relatives traveled to Texarkana for a sick sister, meals shared with neighbors, and social calls across Hope and nearby towns. Next Saturday night and Sunday will bring regular preaching with Rev J W Burges to lead services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Rocky Mount
Bodcaw
Guernsey
Hope
C. C. Stanford
Dallas
Texas
Jon Reece
Texarkana
Mary Sewell
Pete Laseter
Donald Joe
John Laseter
Jack Rogers
Charles Rogers
Grady
Helen Crews
Marjorie McWilliams
Early McWilliams
Dora Alderson
Centerpoint
Jack
Farker Rogers
Hugh Laseter
Fulton
Bryan
Selman Ruggles
Miss Forrest
Pine Bluff
J. S. Reed
Clint Stewarts
Arthur Rogers
Parker
Bryan Ruggles
Ray McWilliams
Harmony
J. W. McWilliams
Otis Fuller
Local social roundup from Hinton and surrounding areas
Hinton and neighboring communities report visits and hosting duties. Mrs R E B Adams entertains Mr and Mrs Peddy Camp and Miss Beatrice Formby. Mildred Foster stays with Ora Smith. Bro Williams preached at Hinton. Patmos Baptist reorganizes and holds revival led by C Barham and L Compton. Barham chosen pastor. pie supper at church fails. Church members hold conference. associational letter adopted. Beatrice Formby elected treasurer. Ladies Auxiliary plans a meeting next Saturday at 2. Attendees include Brig Hollis, Franklin Adams, Edith Black, Calvin Wilson. singing at Corinto. Hodnett in Bodca w/ Miss Black. School term bound for Fouke. Formby family weekend in Springhill. Marjorie Daugher with D Formby. Gertrude Hollis and Mary Dale visit Joe Hollis. Glynn Black visits La France Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Foster
Ora Smith
Bro. Williams
Hinton
Baptist Church
Patmos
Bro. C. Barham
L. Compton
Bro. Barham
Beatrice Formby
Brig Hollis
Franklin Adams
Edith Black
Calvin Wilson
Corinto
Joe Hollis
Gertrude Hollis
Mary Dale
R. E. Adams
Glynnn Black
la France Simmons
Community notices from Patmos paper
The brief column lists local visits and family updates during dry cool weather. Mentions include Eddie Helma visiting Mrs John Humiter, Gertrude Hollis with Mary Dale visiting Ruby Sheppard, Otis Ward with Tra mar Burns, Charley Hollis and Henry Hurt visitors from Hope, Melvin Jordon family time with parents, Winfred Hunt at his grandmother Alice Nichols in Liberty Hill, and Mrs John Hamiter and Carleen Camp calls. Howard Nichols recovering from appendicitis and visiting Henry Hunt. Mrs George Gibson and children visit Eddie Helms. Mrs Hillare Meadows staying with her parents in Patmos and planning to move to Tampa, with husband Mr Meadows joining Courtney Produce and Mrs Meadows opening a dress shop.
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Ing
Eddie Helma
John
Humiter
Gertrude Hollis
Mary Dale
Ruby Sheppard
Otis Ward
Tramar Burns
Charley Hollis
Hope
Henry Hurt
Melvin Jordon
Shepard
Winfred Hunt
Alice Nichols
Liberty Hill
John Hamiter
Wadie Burns
Carleen Camp
Hazel Wilson
Paris Jones
Pletcher Easterling
Kate Hollis
Howard Nichols
Meadows
Courtney Produce Company
Harmony Community Notes Add New Arrivals and Visits
Harmony Folks report gatherings and visits as families share meals and attend local events. Jeff Wright and family join the community, Otis Martin of Colorado Springs visits his father Clint Martin, while Mrs. Edwin Britt moves away and Dorothy McMillen recovers from a rat snake bite.
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Methal Huckabee
Thad Vines
Kermit Mitchell
J. J. Mitchell
George McMillen
Joe Dougherty
Roy McWilliams
Ella Hodnett
Dorothy McMillen
Harold Sanford
Shower Springs
McMillen
Ray McWilliams
Baby
J. W
Jets Around Shower and Community Snapshots
A light frost crossed the area Monday morning marking the first frost of the season. A toddler of Mr. and Mrs. Max McMillan was bitten by a snake Saturday but suffered no serious effects. Several local families visited relatives in Nevada county and Denver, while Winston Cobb returned from McComb with relatives for a brief visit. Teachers and students resumed at Hope High, Evening Shade, and Harmony, with Mrs. Pauline O Neal relocating to Duncan. Neighboring notes include haymaking by the Barbers and Camps, visits among Sanford, Cobb, and Jordan families, and Jeff Wright moving near Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max McMillan
Clint Marti
Robert
Otis
Mary Frances
Nevada County
Willis A. Cobb
Winston
McComb
Martha Barnhart
Elsie Fry
Nncse
Chas. Cobb
Denver
Colo
Illnois
Colorado
Bonnie Crews
Brookie Rogers
Hope
Mary Rogers
Evening Shade
Gifford Byers
Harmony
Pauline O'Neal
Duncan
Oklo
O’neal
Burr Cy
Fauls Valley
Melvin Jordan
George Jordan
Ree O'Gray
Henry Bearden
Andrew Camp
Hinton
Harold Sanford
Willis Cobb
H. B. Sanford
Cofield
Chas
Cobb
Jeff Wright
Near Hope
Troy Aslin
Little Mitchell
Hareld Sunford
Airship Macon Flying to Pacific Coast Base
Navy dirigible Macon sails toward Moffett Field California after leaving Lakehurst New Jersey. The airship follows a southern route passing Raleigh Macon Atlanta Montgomery Vicksburg Shreveport Fort Worth Abilene Pecos El Paso Phoenix Yuma San Diego Monterey and Mountain View before final arrival early Sunday. The ship carries one auxiliary plane and others will be shipped overland. The future of Lakehurst as base is in doubt and the Akron loss offshore is noted. Lieutenant Commander Edwin Cochrane plans to propose recommissioning the Los Angeles as a training ship.
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Associated Press
California
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Raleigh
N. C
Moffett Field
San Francisco
Macon
Atlants
Montgomery
Ala
Vicksburg
Miss
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Tex
Abilene
Pecos
el Paso
Phoenix
Ali
Yuma
San Diego
Cal
Monterey
Mountain View
Akron
Jersey
Washington
Los Angeles
Lunatics Break Out of Hospital
LITTLE ROCK Eleven patients including three criminals escaped from the criminally insane ward of the State Hospital Thursday night. Police and detectives pursued the escapees without capturing any by early Friday. Escaped were Carl Biggs Sebastian county E E Ray Lonoke county Fred Rus Garland county George Clemens Jefferson county Roy Osborne Pike county Jesse D Kirby Lawrence county Cecil Wingfield Union county George Traywick Sevier county James Shelton Logan county Parker Denison Arkansas county Dave Carothers Johnson county. Only three were considered dangerous Beggs Ray and Ross. The superintendent said others were kept in the same ward due to overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Hospital
Carl Biggs
Sebastian County
E. E. Ray
Lonoke County
Fred Rus
Garland County
George Clemens
Jefferson County
Roy Osborne
Pike County
Jesse D. Kirby
Lawrence County
Cecil Wingfield
Union County
George Traywick
Sevier
James Shelton
Logan County
Parker Denison
Arkansas
Dave Carothers
Johnson County
Beggs
Ray
Ross
C. E. Arkebauer
First Baptist Church Sermons Aim at Conversion
Sunday services at First Baptist feature two sermons by the pastor. The morning sermon titled Unrepeated Commission and the evening message on Conversion continue a five week doctrinal series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Robert Naylor
Nashville
Gus Haynes
A. C. Kalbog
H.C. Sulow
Oklahoma City
Paul Goes to Antioch Weekly Sunday School Lesson
The article discusses Paul’s impact after his conversion, noting how persecution spawned Christians to Antioch where followers first were called Christians. It details Antioch’s location in Syria, its prominence as a trade hub, and contrasts outward splendor with underlying corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Antioch
Fordyce Continues Championship Play
Fordyce High School Redbugs claim their fifth win of the season with a 45 to 7 victory over Warren High School Lumberjacks. Benton caught a 35 yard pass for a first quarter score and Wood scored on an eight yard run with Moseley adding the extra point to seal early momentum.
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L. Mi
van Beren Little Rock
Liltle Rock High School
van Buren High School
Kavanaugh Field
Barnabas and Paul Begin First Missionary Journey in Antioch
The Antioch church becomes a center of a world movement as Barnabas mentors Paul and champions his conversion. Barnabas, described as a good man full of the Holy Spirit and faith, funds the community with wealth given for shared benefit and helps bring Paul from Tarsus to Antioch. The two then go to Jerusalem to aid distressed Christians, returning to Antioch to launch their first mission.
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Rome
Tiber
Antioch
Paul
Feruslem
Barnabas
Bernabas
Jerusalem
Tarsus
Saenger To Preview Too Much Harmony At 11 P.M.
At 11 o'clock Saturday night the Saenger presents its first preview in over a year showcasing Bing Crosby Jack Oakie and other stars in the musical Too Much Harmony The cast features Judith Allen Skeets Gallagher and 200 girls The regular Saturday show with Ken Maynard in King of the Arena ends at 10 45 and preview begins at Li sharp The film runs Sunday and Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger
Swanke
Bing Crosby
Jack Oakie
Judith Allen
Bodcaw visitor and school progress report
New Liberty Mrs D Easterling of Bodcaw visits daughter Mrs Dock Hamilton and Mr Hamilton. Dock Hamilton family canned beef Friday. School at this place progresses nicely with Guy Yates of Blevins as principal and Opal Langston as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easterling
Bodcaw Iz
Dock Hamilton
Henderson Beats Monticello 40-0 in open game
Henderson dominated Monticello Aggies 40 to 0 at Williams Field in a wide open display. Wells connected on long passes to Means N Hardman and others while Wells, N Hardman and Harrison produced standout runs, amassing 25 first downs for the state champions. Magnolia and Texarkana tied 0-0 in Magnolia. Hendrix College upset Arkansas Tech 7-6 at Young Memorial Stadium in Conway.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Henderson
Monticello Aggies
Wiliams Field
Wells
Means
N. Hardman
Harrison
Hendrix
Tech
State Monoply Powers for Liquor Authority Outlined
A proposed state liquor authority would oversee a chain of its own off premise retail stores selling heavier alcoholic beverages by package. It would regulate manufacturing and transportation, set prices, certify purchasers, issue permits, hold hearings, and collect production and shipment data, while excluding on premises sales of strong drinks. The plan seeks broad powers under legislative oversight to curb liquor problems.
President Speaks on Education Reform and Frugality
The president continued remarks from page one focusing on trimming extravagance in educational practices. He emphasized reducing unnecessary frills while preserving essential elements of schooling and administration. He urged disciplined budgeting and efficient use of resources across schools and programs.
This Crisis in History and Education Reform Speech
A fragmented OCR excerpt discusses education, shortages, and teaching quality. It highlights excess teacher supply, rail industry capacity, and a call to improve the average education received. The speaker warns the coming generation must realize this crisis in history and pursue better schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kedette Weir
Bobcats Run Over In Plunge Amid Substitutions
In a rough contest Lockesburg pressures Henderson with a blocked punt and multiple substitutions as Coach Jones cycles 35 players. Final scoring includes a late end run for points and varied penalties totaling five for Lockesburg and twenty five yard setbacks.
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Lockesburg
Chein
Bertain
Kennedy
Matheson
Ceach Funes
Tivinig
Anon
Lockexbug
Methvin
V. M
Reterere
Dale Jones
School Personnel Names Revealed For White And Negro Institutions
Finance column lists staff at Paisley and Brookwood schools with principals specified. Names include Miriam Carlton Melen Betts Helen McRae Frances Patterson and Louise Owen among white school staff. Announcement for Negro schools to follow later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Carlton
Melen Betts
Helen McRae
Frances Patterson
Louise Owen
Nellie Porter
Henry Taylor
Yollie Reed
Paisley School
Luke Allen
Theo P. Witt
Mamie Belle Holt
Edith Lewis Heynes
Elizabeth Arnett Routon
Frieda Green
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Henny Win
W. M.S. Ot
J. G. Wilkuns
Johnny Jr
Max Cox
George Robison
B. P. Davis
Minden
Lane
Texartenia
Frances Hays
Lillis Rock
Linyd Spencer
J. L. Meyers
G. E. Bell
Margaret Bell
Lyle Webb
Julia Chester Hospital
Mabel Norton
Crossett High School
C. Norton
Bertha Turner McRae
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Dorsey McRae
Baylor
Wallace RK. Rogers
Nashville, Ark
Bill Glover
Malvern
John Trimble
Frank Trimble
Nashville News
Edwin Purdom Hutchinson
Mary Luz
Randolph Crutchfield Williams
Texarkana and
First Methodist Church
Monnie Willis
Julia Chester
Memphis
Chicago
Mornie Smith
Ethelyne
Kathleen Stephens
Blevins
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
Sigmim Beta Lambda
Lucy Torson
Ruby Jewel Tipe
Hazel King
Potts- Vi L
Josephine Graham
Elson EH
Huckins
Bing
Peer News
Ken
Maynard
the Arena
the Devil Horse Cartoin
Silvery
Maurice Chevalier
Magnolia A. & M
Magnolia Field
Tan
Marlene Dietr
Pacific
Little Rock Report
Tist Church
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Syria
Orontes
Pisidia
Fordyce
Redbugs
Warren
New Liberty
Monticello
Magnolia A. & M. Muleriders
Texarkana Junior College Bulldogs
Mission
Bobcats
Mana
N. H. Hall
Watkins Products
Prescott
Taylor's Cafe
Shreveport, Louisiana
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