Magnolia and Hope Presbyterial notes and society updates
A long column of society notices from Magnolia and Hope includes church auxiliary travels to Lewinvillle for a conference, members added to the Magnolia Authors and Composers Society, reading club programs on Andrew Johnson and Alaska, visits from Mrs W H Hutchinson to Little Rock, a World’s Fair guest in Bryan Texas, and announcements of births marriages and funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. King
George Spragwins
Leo Robbins
Washington Herry
Mamie Twitchell
Womans Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Lewinville
Ounehlta Presbyterial
W. H. Hutchinson
Little Rock
Dana Carnes
Bryan
Texas
Chicago
C. H. Lipscomb
Magnolia
Authors and Composers Society
Ark
W. Q. Shipley
W. E. Huss
Josie Frazee Cappleman
Bernie Babcock
William McContb
Florence McRaven
Lille Rock
Nash
Texarkana
W. M. Jones
Banner News
Natatorium Deeded and City Road Grading Plan
At Tuesday night’s meeting Alder man W A Lewis urged graveling several outlying roads, with County Judge H M Stephens to study the project. An amendment by Alderman Roy Anderson sent the item back to the committee for further action as work on a natatorium with federal funds remains uncertain. A phoebe nesting row of seven interlaced nests was noted at Norwich Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lewis
H. M. Stephens
Roy Anderson
Phoebe
Norwich
Conn
Stopping Fordyce Up to Hot Springs
High school football fans focus on Hot Springs as the Trojan and Fordyce High Redbugs with undefeated records face off in a pivotal game. Pre game estimates peg the teams evenly as large crowds from both towns and nearby areas attend. Meanwhile Little Rock eyes Tulsa Central and Camden prepares for Pine Bluff Zebras after a decisive Texarkana win. El Dorado remains active in regional play against Louisiana teams, meeting Minden Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Trojans
Fordyce Hegh School
Redbugs
Arkadelphia
Nashville
Benton
Jonesboro
Texarkana
Norphlet
Logana
Pine Bliff
Warren
Europe Grips on Armies After Frontline Tensions
Germany and Laurier region sharpen a 125 mile front while France pledges a strong arms budget. Czechoslovakia says any boundary revisions require force, Poland vows to defend Pomorze, and Denmark considers southern frontier reinforcements. Switzerland mulls 85 million gold franc arms credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurier
France
Fremier Daladier
Germany
Belgium
Austria
Prada
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Warsaw
Stauning
Copenhagen
Switzerland
Geneva
Hosmer Family Plans Home in Hope Arkansas
J P Hosmer father of George Hosmer foreman of The Star arrived in Hope on Thursday to settle here after selling his Wilmot Weekly and the George of Hamburg Ashley County Weekly. He returned to Wilmot later to bring Mrs Hosmer to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Hosmer
George Hosmer
The
Star
Hope
Wilmot
G. F. George
Hamburg
Ashley County
Hosmer
Mrs. Hosmer
Gold hoarder Campbell fights presidential gold order
Frederick B Campbell, an outspoken gold holder, challenges the Roosevelt administration’s April 5 1933 order to surrender gold. He contends Congress lacked authority over gold and that the presidential action violated due process. Indicted for failing to report and surrendering gold, Campbell plans to appeal, risking prison and fines while the case sets a precedent for thousands of similar prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Feiler
Gord
Frederick ‘Campbell
Campbell
United States
George W. Medalle
Campbel
Seo
Chase National Bank
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Mr. Campbell
Congress
Roosevelt
Treasury
Wiggin Shares in Bank Stock Pool Exposed
Albert H. Wiggin former Chase National Bank chairman told Senate investigators on Thursday his family began buying the bank stock in 1928 as part of a pool. The Wiggin family acquired 1,100 shares while the pool, run by Chase officials, earned about 50,000 profit from 22,000 shares as the market rose roughly 190 points during the pool’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Senate Innvestigators
Wigain
Chase
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs
Doctors recommend Calotabs to break up colds and relieve congestion. Calotabs are calomel compound tablets taken at night with milk or water, then feel better by morning with a purified system and strong appetite. Sold in 10 and 36 cent packages at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Esther L. Dodson
Lowry City
Cardul
Wanted logs Forked Leaf White Oak and Cow Oak
Wanted logs Forked Leaf White Oak and Cow Oak logs No 1 clear selected thin sap 18 inches and up in diameter For prices and further information apply.
Hope Man Is Held Up in Texarkana
Otho Vines reported two Black men robbed him of 11 dollars along Missouri Pacific tracks between the Arkansas Viaduct and Harrigan Avenue in Texarkana. He said a tall assailant pointed a pistol at his back and the pair searched him twice, first yielding a 50 cent piece and later the full $11, as they forced him into a pasture and ordered him to walk toward a railroad crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Ark
Otho Vines
Missouri Pacific
Arkansas Viaduct
Harrigan Avenue
Vines
Hore
Hong Ark
Police described holdup at crossing with two hijackers
The report notes Vines approached a store during the daytime hold up and told police that the two hijackers ordered him to raise his hands and stay quiet. A second witness described the two suspects as a WH man and a short Black man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vines
Miner Killed in Illinois Conflict
A pro progressive faction miner was shot and killed Thursday during a protest march in Springfield as thousands of his comrades gathered for an anticipated NRA decision. The violent clash disrupted the rally and heightened tensions over labor and gun rights in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Nttn (P
NRA
Fragmentary clipping hints at Melville Staples discovery
A distorted OCR fragment mentions Melville Staples and a guard headlined in a unclear note. Details are unreadable, but the names indicate a person of interest and a guarded context within the clipped item. Further readable text is required for full clarity.
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Mrs
Sip Hewat
Teron
Andrew Johnson
Bay View
Clb
Steve Carrigan Jr
Maggie Bell
T. R. Billingsly
Atlantic
Gus Haynes
Maximillian
Mexico
Sid Henry
Jenniean Williams
J. L. Jamison
D. R. Williams
Carrigan
Johnson
Cos
Harold Ward
Bobby
Hugh Jones
Edward Schooley
el Doe Racks
F. H. Burnside
Bobby Ray
Josephine Hospital
Amet
G. E. Cannon
Hope Baptist Association
Thomas Carter
Monroe, la
John D. Barlow
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Bernice Cox
This City
Alvin Galloway
West Sixth Street
J. C. Turner
Bueno Turner
Bo O. Pratt
H. P. Davis
J. A. Davis
Patmos
Miss Snow Whatley
Lewisville
Alice
Mae Waddle
Alice Mae Waddle
Margaret Powell
Snow Whatley
Henderson State Teachers College
Apel
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Elson Huckins
John
Sallie
Beasley
Middle States
South Hag
Cox Drug Store
Kodak
Fordyce
Spa
G. Hosmer
U.S
Medalic
John M. Woolsey
Frederick Barber Campbell
Woolsey
Shreveport
Herman Waldman
Crystal
North Louisiana
Louisianga
LS. UrArkansas
Arkansas
Wiggin
Hope Heading CO
Hope, Arkansas
PABST
Crescent Drug Store
Checkered Cafe
Win, Ramsey Wholesale Distributor
Hope Man
Mission Barbecue Inn
Illinois
Chili Oysters
Taylor’s. Cafe
Sea Pood
Stenger
Ade
R. V. Stephenson
Melville Staples
P. H. Hands Knitting
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Hanes Abifta
Union Art
Heoavewetebe
Ghewa Hare
Hanes Underwear
Wm. R. Moore
Memphis, Tenn
Hope’s New
East Texas Gasoline
Mobil Oil
Pennzoil Gulf Pride
Tolleson
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