Local visitors and attendees from Hope area noted
Bob Evans of Shreveport and Mrs W W Eflen with J Wilson and Miss Aloysse visited Okay son Sr and Jim Wilson. A LeProppps attended last week. Ozan visitor B B Robertson, Miss Ologise Wilson at Hope football game, Dr and Mrs J R Autrey visited, W C Seals from Nashville and Roy Cherry of Texarkana stopped by Friday. John Wilson of Shreveport spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Davis Wilson. Mr and Mrs C R White visited Hope Thursday night. B B Brown and O A Graves of Hope were in town Friday. George Collins visited relatives Saturday. Messrs Huddleston and Terrell of Murfreesboro were here on business Saturday.
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Bob. Evans
Shreweek
W.W. Eflen
J. Wilson
Miss Aloysse
Okay
Ison, Sr
Jim Wilson
Olinson
A. le
Ashville
BF. Robertson
Ozan
Ologise Wilson
Hope
J. R. Autrey
W. C. Seals
Nashville
Roy Cherry
Texarkana
John Wilson
Shreveport
Davia Wilson
O. A. Graves
George Collins
Messers Huddleston and Terrell
Murfreesboro
Wilson
Mra Fl
Jacks
Buta
Shappéerson
Childséh
Marvin Gudney
Stamps
A. T. Bishop
Edward Lane
Jor. Baine
John Wimberly
J. R. Auttrey
Glen Ellis
Frank Delaney
William Downs
Fred Schooley
Schooley
B. D. Mitchell
R. C. Reed
Cora Abbott
A. P. Robertson
David Wilson
Aloysse Wilson
Jim Ferguson
Joe Wilson
Washington
J. C. Hill
T. C. Wilson
J. R. Dodson
H. H. McGuire
Methodist Church
Jdée Wilson
T. H. Stuart
Saturday visits and community updates in Arkansas notes
Local social column recounts weekend visits among families in Texarkana Hope Nashville and Ozan including Mrs J C Hill Mrs T C Wilson and Mrs J R Dodson. Mentions church attendance 4 H club meeting Green Laseter Melrose 4 H and a gravel truck wreck on highway 4. Includes school staff notes Prof Gean Clyde Murphy Effie Alden and others with election of basketball team and upcoming canning program.
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B. &. Gean
Clyde Murphy
Effie Alden
T. P. Malone
Ray Palmer
J. .W. Holloway
A. & M. Colege Magnolia
Tye
Magnolia
H Dmmett Jarvis
J . FB. W. Taylor
Gean
Baptist Association
Caney Church
Highway No. 4
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Kindness
The Turner family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement. Mrs. T. A. Turner and family extend prayers for blessings to those who were thoughtful in their time of sorrow. Corra Turner Gladys Turner Tommy Turner and the others express heartfelt gratitude.
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Usi
T. A. Turner
Gladys Turner
Corra
Turner Tommy Turner
Centenarian Credits Her Long Life to Luck
Columbus Indiana October 21 193? Mrs Mary Ann Stull credits luck for reaching age 100 at her century anniversary. She says reapers sometimes fail to cut a stalk of wheat and that luck has kept her well. Born Belmont Ohio October 3 1830.
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Columbus
Ind
Mary Ann Stull
He Believed in Signs
CHOBHAM Surrey. George Reeve a 39 year old dry goods store manager hanged himself from a signpost directing wayfarers to Paradise Meadows. The inquest recorded suicide attributing no external factors.
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Chobham
Surrey
George Reeve
Paradise Meadows
Mrs Bubleigh proposes a musical to spark guest talk
Mrs Bubleigh suggests a musical activity to draw out her guests conversationally. Mrs Tilmose endorses the idea as an easy solution.
Remarkable 13 Year Old Enters LSU as Freshman
Dorothy Woods, only 13, is regularly enrolled as a freshman at Louisiana State University. She upholds a family precocity tradition, with cousin Tredney Woods having been elected to the Louisiana senate at 25. She belongs to Kappa Delta sorority with Hyves du Lutcher.
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Dorothy Woods
Louisiana State University
Tredney Woods
Louisiana Senate
Kappa Delta
Providence School Welcomes New Pupils and Local Visits
Providence announces new pupils Deah and Maria Garrigan George Ambroid and Bettle Lee Bright. Several local residents are noted visiting relatives and shopping with community reminders including Sunday school at 2 pm. Names mentioned include Gentry Byers Kee Ray Campbell Bateman Moore Simmons Morrow and others in Hope Hugo Texarkana Green Laccer Idabel John Townemakers Waterloo.
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Deah
Maria Garrigan
George, Ambroid
Bettle Lee Bright
D. Gentry
Hope
R. G. Byers
Kee Ray
P. D. Campbell
Act Glenwood
Perry
Lewisville
Horace Bateman
Nellie Moore
Hugo
Ofla
RA. Crowder
Texarkana
J. A. Simmons
A. F. Bimmins
Filgar Bateman
Washington
Ind
Ian Bateman
G. Byers
Idabel
Ohla
Milton Simmons
John Townemakers
Mary Morrow
Waterloo
Superintendent Says Park Housing Too Many Bears
New York October 2 1956 bears in Yellowstone National Park have reached the peak permitted to maintain says Superintendent Roger W Toll about 3 black bears and 10 grizzlies will have to be disposed of each year. It is claimed a larger number would menace visitors and the natural food supply is insufficient for 160 grizzly bears and 450 black bears.
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New York
Yellowstone National Park
Roger W. Toll
Tramp's Wife Found Sleeping Inside Ram Shackled Pram
In East Grinstead police traced stolen goods and searched a ramshackle perambulator. They found a tramp's wife asleep inside the contraption. A convict with a dog and a gray mare told a joke about a man seeking a quarter.
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East Grinstead
Eng
Jeweler Weighs Aquatic Flea Circus Idea
Williston North Dakota jeweler A. B. DeGree ponders an aquatic flea circus after his goldfish, observed dancing on a bath mat, revealed fleas under a microscope. The odd project idea follows the discovery and curiosity sparked by the pet.
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Williston
N. D
A. B
DeGree
Hairdresser challenges baldness theory at guild meeting
At the Incorporated Guild of Hairdressers and Wigmakers annual conference in BRGHTO Eng Oct 24 Dr J H T Davies debunked the popular idea that baldness signals superior intelligence. The discussion noted a link between baldness and other factors, though detailed results were not fully provided.
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Brghto
Eng
J. H. T. Davies
Incorporated Guild of Hairdressers and Wigmakers
Davies
Cotton Cloth Used to Re-Surface Street in Burnley
Cotton cloth is being used to re surface several lengths of road in Burnley Lancashire in the belief that it will impart waterproofing to the surface and slow the disintegration of the material. Local authorities note practical issues and potential wear patterns as the experiment proceeds.
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Burnley
Lancashire
Owl
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