Evening circle notes and club gatherings in Little Rock
Mrs. Phenia Newsome and Miss Young visit Little Rock. Circle No. 5 of the Womans Mission Society meets at Mrs. M. Clements home with Mrs. A. B. Spreg as joint hostess. Circle leaders preside. program themes include The Enemies of the Cross and the Christ. Bayview Reading Club plans a Wednesday meeting at 3 with Mrs. R. M. Briant guiding. Other society items cover November meetings, guests, and a D A R chapter display of antiques in the War Memorial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenia Newsome
Little Miss Young
Little Rock
Womans Mission- Society of the First Baptist Church
M. Clements
A. B. Spreg
Vernon Gunn
John S. Gibson Jr
Bayview Reading Club
R. M. Briant
S. Gibscrd Sr
Study
Adams
John Coin
D. A. RE
War Memorial Building
Washington
Laura Smith
Mary Catts
Side Quit Hurting Get Stronger With CARDUS
Mrs. R. L. West of Huntsville Alabama says she was weak run down with a side pain and weight loss. After taking CARDUS for three or four bottles she felt better and grew strong again. CARDUS remains available at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. West
Huntsville
Ala
Cardus
Fashion Plaque Hat Complements Tweed Suit In Crochet
A crocheted sport hat crafted to resemble a miniature Chinese pagoda complements a tweed suit for fall. The mer cerized crochet finish adds a smart, distinctive accessory to elevate seasonal attire.
Friday Music Club Opens Season With Social President’s Day
The Friday Music club held its first seasonal meeting at Mrs. Ralph Routon’s North Pine Street home. The Cheral club led by J. C Carlson met at 1 30 pm followed by the Stuily club under Mrs. O A Graves with eight new members enrolled. The Routon residence featured fall decor and a Queens Wreath centerpiece. Mrs. Stith Davenport oversaw coffee and a tempting buffet lunch. Meanwhile, Mr. and Mrs. J W Patterson, rebuilding after a fire, reside in Harvey Betts’ West Third Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Routon
North Pine Street
Cheral Club
J. C.carlson
Stuily
O. A. Graves
Routon
Stith Davenport
Chandler Couple Travel to Paris Texas Visit Daughter
Mr and Mrs W R Chandler depart Tuesday morning for Paris Texas to visit his daughter Mrs T W Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. R. Chandler
Paris
Texas
T. W. Cole
Local business moves and personnel changes
Rephan, owner of eight Rephan stores based in Hope, will be away Saturday night to buy fall and winter merchandise and plans to return the following Saturday. Ward Dabney sells the Texaco station at Walnut and Division and, with Mrs Dabney, will relocate to Norfolk Virginia to join Texaco as a traveling representative and make their home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rephan
Hope
Force York
Ward Dabney
Texaco
Walnut and
Division Streets
O. L. Wyatt
Mrs. Datmey
Norfolk
Virginia
Texaco Corp
Community Notes From Mt Nebo Weekend News
Local residents share visits and travels with Missouri and Texarkana relatives. School begins with new teacher Guy Stephens. Rev. Willis Rister ill with pneumonia. several residents visit friends in Lewisville and Fulton.
Dream Shattered as Robber Steals Mrs Armbrusser’s Savings
FITTSBURGH, Pa. Mrs A C Armbrusser had saved to return to Germany in her retirement but a thief broke into her home and took her life savings amounting to $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittsburgh
A. C. Armbrusser
Germany
Secret craft in a Little Rock tax azine debated
The speaker mocks a hidden tax azine operation run from a Little Rock office. He questions who funds it and criticizes lawmakers for not bringing measures to the floor amid open debate, arguing against secret efforts dumped on the public via newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Safety Car Would Withstand Crash
Safety expert H L Yeagley of Pennsylvania State College says a properly designed car can absorb a 115 mph head-on crash with minimal injury. He details interior redesigns including closer dash, padded panel area, vertical steering wheel, front and rear strap restraints, and horizontal shock absorbers to maximize stopping distance and distribute force. He cites a fatal 100 mph plane crash where cushioning prevented injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
State College
Penn
H. L. Yeagley
Pennsylvania State College
Yeagley
John Kyndle
Stone Mountain
Kyndle
Bright Star Community Notes and Weekend Activities
A Sunday visit to Julia Chester hospital after surgery is noted for Mabel Rosenbaum. Local gatherings include a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Jim Stroud and a crowd attending the air circus in Hope. Singing planned for Saturday night with Homer Odom expected. two cemetery cleanings scheduled at Bright Star on Saturday afternoon October 22 at 1 30.
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Gurteen
Tee
Nell Caudle
L. Caudle
W. W. White
Jassie Mae
Mabel Rosenbaum
Julia Chester Hospital
Ete C. Rothwell
Wenn
A. Caudle
Childden Teal
Jim Stroud
Hope
W. W. Wright
J. B. Wright
Winfred Wise
Lydia Mouser
Melrose
Oscar Mouser Cof Liberty
Davidson
W.C. Rothwell
Jim Wright
Mabel Rosen
Local Residents Busy With Socials and Visits
Bro Chandler of Hope filled his regular appointment here Sunday. The B Y P U social hosted by Mr and Mrs J W Siddon drew a good turnout. Mrs Elton Daniels and Miss Claude Roberts visited Nashville. Jimmie Dee Hampton of McCaskill spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J S Hampton. Mrs J Y Roberts led a Junior Sunday school candy party Friday night. Local folks shopped in Nashville and visited relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Chandler
Hope
J. L. Eley
Nashville
W. H. Wheeler
Fike City
J. W. Siddon
Elton Daniels
Claude Roberts
W. H. Harper
Doyle
Cletis York
Elaie Gorham
Mimrriage
C. T. Dotson
Jimmie Dee Hampton
McCaskill
J. S. Hampton
Adolf Gische
Elizabeth Gisch
Harvey Coffman
Orlis Daniel
Smackover
Leta Daniel
J. W. Siddons
Coffman
Health outlook steady as community notes appear
Health in the community seems good. Neighbors visit and host families, with Sunday calls to John T. Smith and Allie Owens. A singing school begins led by Luther Rogers, and a musical gathering at Sam Owen's draws praise for fine music and a well attended party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Hewitt
Near Patmos
Allie Owens
Lawson Cox
John T. Smith
Velma Cagle
Ed Black
Marie Barr
Iline Rogers
Hope
Luther Rogers
Eric Hollis
Tommie Gibson
Berlin Simmons
Mt. Nebo
Sam Owen
Paul Hamilton
Aaron Foster
Lee Dodson
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Church Singing
Mr and Mee Onkesi Wilibeda taiel ley supported by family visited his ailing mother who improved. Ed Black visited G W Camp near Stevens. Branford Bearaen family attended the local singing. Cornelius couple returned near New Hope and noted the new Cross Roads school house. T R Gibson and Misses Ora and Maxine Smith visited Lex Jones. Cleveland Gwens visited Hope. Marshall Rogers visited Clyde Rogers. Eric Hollis called on Henry and Mrs Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee’ Onkesi Wilibeda Taielley
Ed Black
G. W
Stevens
Branford Bearaen
Mt. Nebo
R. B. Cornelius
New Hope
Cross Roads
T. R. Gibson
Ora
Maxine Smith
Lex Jones
Cleveland Gwens
Hope
Marshall Rogers
Clyde Rogers
Eric Hollis
Henry Black
Air circus attendance and regional visits reported
McCaskill News notes several social visits including Mr. and Mrs. Gaines and Mrs. Shuffield at an air circus in Hope. Eley guests of McCaskills in Prescott, and Stephens of Blevins plus McCaskills hosting. Stone visitors from Belton, Lula Wardlow returns to California, Zula Collins begins school in Redland Nevada county, and ONeal from Hope visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gaines
M. Scott
Bert Scott
G. Shuffield
Hope
H. B. Eley
Gus McCaskill
Prescott
H. M. Stephens
Blevins
Chester McCaskill
Milton Stone
Belton
Ezra Moses
Lula Wardlow
California
Zula Collins
Redland
Nevada County
O'Neal
Winter fashion forecast questions bold brown trend
A witty note critiquing fashion forecasts suggesting men will wear brown this winter, while implying the trend repeats from last season. The remark humorously undercuts the idea of a new style prediction.
Brief note on disputed shop restitution and till withdrawal
A fragment describes a judgment in favor of a business authorizing collection by the store. It states a person took from the till and gave a receipt for the amount, with the speaker explaining the sequence of events.
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Gil
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Mrs. Sip Henry
Earth
W. L. Clark
Atlanta
R. M. Larene
Womans Missionary Society of the First Baptist
Boyd
John S. Gibson
Division Street
J. L. Lewis
S. L. Padgett
Ansa Liken
Spring Hill
W. G. Allison
J. E. Allard
Litle Reel
J. L. Goodbar
el Ran
Monroe
King
Sp. m
Jim Martindale
Ceremonies
Georgeous
Jean Harlow
Mae Clarke
Marie Prevost
J. W. Patterson
Harvey Betts
West Third Street
Dale C. Turner
S. H. Turner
Missouri
Guy Stephens
C. M. Powell
Glenn Hollis
Catherine Borham
Bill Hall
Texarkana
Walter Jones
Chester Rogers
Emery Jones
Powers
Willis Rister
H. Jones
van Jones
G. W. Akams
Fulton
Harold Burns
Allie Formby
Lewisville
G. W. Powell
Olen Powell
Calvin Archer
Floyd Clark
This Place
H. Turner
Virgie Williams
Henry Halton
Fred Madan
National Geographic Magazine
Timiles
Galles
Wheaton
Illinois
Taylor's Cafe
Swift & Company
Swift
United States
Brookfield
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