Fragmented notes recall a funeral and local gatherings
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Friday present yds scene and burial, with names including Bud Hendrix, Ben Caste, Lewisville area, Mr and Mrs Mayton Hope, and George Gibson. The text references a singing event near McKamie and local residents gathering, but details are unclear due to garbled transcription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud ‘Hendrix
Fternoon
Ben Caste
Lewisville
Smith
Bson
McKamie
Mayton
Hope
Wand Na
George ’ Gibson
Lost Prairie Notes Amid Sick List And Visits
Local news records Mrs Tela Wee ig on the sick list while Carter fills his regular shift this weekend. Tory Wilson and family from Garland visited W T Vick and family. Rube Henderson of Battlefield visited his sister Mrs Cecil McBay. Miss Fanny Wormington spent Sunday with Miss Vivian Bugkley. Mr and Mrs Void Wormington stayed Saturday night with his sister, Geo Lucy Auterbury of near Dooley's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tela Wee
I. Carter
Tory Wilson
Garland
W. T. Vick
Rube. Henderson
Battle Field
Cecil McBay
Fanny Wormington
Vivian Bugkley
Void Wormington
Feo
Lucy Auterbury
Near Dooley
Death Notice and Community Funeral Remembrances
Community members gathered Saturday evening in Paints for the funeral of Hendrix. Vergie Tucker and family of Stamps spent Sunday with C. W. Johnson and family, while Mrs Ferri Gordon visited Mrs Em Mayton Sunday. Rogers, Cleve Mayton, Rhoda Hodnett, Allie Steward of Bodean, and Basil Ritter with his mother at Patmos were among local visitors and condolences expressed for the bereaved families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Shove
Wei
Hendrix
Vergie Tucker
Ana
C. W. Johnson
Ferri
Girdon
Emin Mayton
Rom
Rogers
Cleve Mayton
Hope
Rhoda‘Hodnett
Allie Steward
Bodean
Ivy Rogers
Basil Ritter
Patmos
Shover Springs Health Fairly Good in Community
Shover Springs Health remains fairly good in the community while attendees at Union Baptist association gathered with Nebo church last week. Moe and Mrs JM Reece visited their daughter Mrs Jim Dodson of Hope, John Caldwell and family from Texarkana visited Mrs HV England on Sunday. Leon Darwin and family visited near Fulton Hoyt and Cecil Saturday night. Laseter attended dinner with Neal Walker on Sunday. Arval Cameron and family from Bodcaw visited Milton's home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baptist Association
Nebo
Moe
JM. Reece
Jim ‘Dodson
Holope
John’ Caldwell
Texarkana
England
Leon Darwin
Mora Lee Atkins Dies in Holly Grove Home
Wednesday morning death visited the home of Mr and Mrs Jesse Atkins taking their darling Mora Lee. The family extend deep sympathy. Bro Scott led services Sunday. Mrs Lively and daughter from Oklahoma and Mrs John Robinson of Oklahoma arrived for a visit. Cecil Weaver of Hope was in town on business Monday. Rat Hembree traveled to Nashville Saturday returning Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jim Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel
Jesse Atkins
Mora Lee
Bro. Scott
Lively
Okla
John
Nashville
Jim Thomas
Weekend visits and illnesses grind Hope area notes
McNab er and Mrs. Stoy of Hope spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Revels. Roland Smedley of Murfreeshoro has returned home from visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Smedley. Cecil Jones is ill with typhoid fever and friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. White of Columbus and Mrs. E. Suggs of Texarkana dined with Mrs. H. Marcumi. Dan Wolf has returned home from an extended visit with relatives in Arp and Midlothian, Texas. D. Weaver of Yellow Creek was seen here recently. Mrs. Charlie Norwood was shopping in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoy
Hope
John Revels
Roland Smedley
Murfreeshoro
S. L. Smedley
Cecil Jones
H. Marcuemi
Dan Wolf
Arp
Midlothian
Texas
D. Weaver
Yellow Creek
Charlie Norwood
In Town Visitors and Genetics Colony Noted
Davis Weaver Fulton and Sam Arnold Fulton visited Hope on Monday and Saturday. C Spates Saratoga made a business trip to Hope with Glen Spates. Federal authorities propose Spanish for inter state messages within borders amid summer heat. Kansas State College genetics colony with 1,500 pigs grows largest in the United States attracting requests from institutions and labs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Weaver
Fulton
Sam’. Arnold
C. Spates
Saratoga
Hope
Glen Spates
Kansas State College Colony
United States
A. and M. Library Science Class Enrolls 310 Students
Magnolia Arkansas reports approximately 310 students from Magnolia A and M College enrolled in a Library Science class taught by Librarian J. M. Fence. The classes meet on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 7 to 8 and run for one more week, with each student required to attend five lectures for diploma eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Ark
Magnolia A
M. College
J. M. Fence
Six Official Dialects Make Spain a Babel
Madrid report notes six official languages in Spain Spanish Catalan Majorquin Valencian Basque and Galician. The Barcelona mayor sends a telegram in Catalan to Valencia and Valencia replies in Valencian. Telegraph operators are getting overwhelmed as officials communicate across languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Babel
Madrid
Barcelonia
Valencia
Woman Loses 64 Pounds with Kruschen Diet Plan
Mrs H of Price of Woodside Long Island claims weight drop from 190 to 126 pounds after using Kruschen for a year. She says she looks younger than her 2 children and praises the results, urging a half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast daily with a 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks. Money back guarantee if not satisfied after first bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Woodside
L. I
Kruschen
Briant’s
America
Adv
Tobacco buyers noted in Turkish centers by Chesterfield
In every major tobacco growing center of Turkey Chesterfield has his own tobacco buyers at the spot. Smyrna Samsoun Xanthi Cavalla are named among the key locations where he operates, reflecting a widespread network within the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Chesterfield
Sobacco
Chesterfield Cigarettes Highlight Turkish Leaf Blend
The ad extols Chesterfield cigarettes, noting Turkish tobaccos Xanthi Cavalla Samsoun and Smyrna as key flavor components. It compares Turkish tobacco to seasoning and cream, praising taste, aroma, and the use of pure tasteless cigarette paper for a milder, superior smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
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Sulphur
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Meyer
REA
Stock Exchange
B. R. Hamm Motor Co
Walnut Street
Xanthi
Cavalla
Smyrna Samsoun
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