Social Calendar and Society Weddings in October
A long fragmentary social page notes a Hope Business and Tyree group event at Testa on October 28 with Mary Clinde Melee and Miss Clavier Cumin, 7 30 p m. Also described are a visit by Pete L Cullorn and Mrs Don Gon of Houston, a Los Angeles guest, and various bridge and music club gatherings. The piece cites plans for Desert-Bridge River party, Friday Music Club with Mrs Hendrix Spruggins, and a forthcoming wedding for Miss Mary Anny Haynes to Richard Macy Thompson in Indianapolis with several attendants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Testa
The
Hope Business
Tyree Janat
Lal
Mary Clinde
Miss Clavier Cumin Jessoghate Shostess
Berles
Pariles
Pete L
Dongon
Houston
Obert Wilson
Harvert Higntineton
Los Angles
California
Pines
Mes. Wilson
Ht. Connell
EP. Connell
Hee
al Laylock
Wagner
Warrisburg
J. W. Reed
Dickinson
North Dakula
Margaret Richardson
Texas
K. C. Richardson
Prescott
Revision of Assessments in Hope Arkansas Districts
The Board of Assessors for Street Improvement District No. 9 and Curl and Gutter District No. 5 in Hope Arkansas will meet at City Hall at 10:00 AM on Friday, November 21 to revise and readjust benefits assessments. Persons desiring reconsideration of assessments or changes in value may appear and present petitions. boards may also act on revisions on their own motion. Dated October 18, 1d. Signed E Taylor and L Breed.
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Board of Assessors
Strver Improvement District No
Curl and Gutter District No
City of
Hove
Arkintsas
Northside
City of Hope
Arkansas
Ten O'Elocl A. M
Hope
NOVICE OF REVISION OF ASSESSMENTS
Notice from the Board of Assessors of Street Improvement District No 11 and Annexes 1 and 2 in Hope Arkansas states a meeting in Tope City Hall to revise assessments on November 2, 1941. Property owners may request revisions or readjustments of benefits or value. bonds may also be revisited. Meeting dated December 14 by Kinser and the board.
Beverly wedding details amid Greenville and Hope society
The article lists multiple wedding events and attendees in Beverly, Greenville, and Hope. It names Miss Mary Perry, Miss Sue Ruck, Mrs Thangs Milburn Purvis, and juniors Roberta Howard and Ginwing Graves, with H Burke Weigle as best man and several ushers. A reception follows at the Haynes home. guest lists include Charles Haynes and families, plus travel to Galveston after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Martinstein
Beverly Fills
California
Mary Perry
Greenville
Saul Garylina
Sue Ruckor
Alsn
Thangs Milburn Purvis
Missy Roberta Howard
Catherine Bawand
Hvidesennid
Ginwing Graves
Albert Graves
Boston
Verrison Maiih
Indianapolis
Leonore Wills, Jr
Hot Springs
Robert Singleton
Georgy Branden
Joneshara
Lidder Holloman
Haynes
Louise Pollum
Criwhardsville
Intiana
Charles A. Haynes
Hayne
Hope Merchant
Atkansas
Miss Choate
Gonston Ia
Washington, D.C
Thompson
Macy G. Thompsott
Columbus Military Academy
Purdue
University of Michigen
Burney Division
The
Architect Enginee
Southwestern Praving Ground
Miss Crink
Browning
R. G. Cronk
Em- Net
Dhaughtey
Dewy Browning
Mary
James JB. Majesttl
Haye Gospel
Mazel Abram
Bernice Crank
Galveston
Texas
Hope
Arksand #15 Machine Shop
Personal Mention in Weekend Notes from Washington to Texas
Personal mention highlights Sanop Davis traveling to Mees Cordfield Washington to join the Air Corps. Mrs Hershel Keller of Mt. Leonard Wood and Mrs B C Larson travel to Brownwood to join Colonel Keller. Dr Paul Wilson of Little Rock hosts and Mrs May Wilson with relatives. Mrs Neil Hyall Wand stays with Mrs B C Hush. Cyclone Beubes visits Wheaton College. Clyde Glover and A Glover of Pine Bluff visit Joe D Brown in Mars.
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Sanop Davis
Satnday
Mee Cordfield
Taconin
Washington
Air Corps
Tie
Hershel Keller
Mt. Leonard J Wood
Everight Ewest
Cayuin
B.C. Larson
Keller
Brownwood, Texas
Paul Wilson
Little Rock
May Wilson
Neil Hyall Wand
Pheonix
Arizona
B.C. Hush
Cyclone Beubes Dent
Wheate College
Wheaton
Clyde Glover
Mars
A. Glover
Pine Bluff
Joe D. Brown
Manganese Prospects At Hope Area Readied for Prospecting
A developing company formed by T G Rivers Dallas E R Needles New York Tit Cumbern Kansas City R F McCune Dallas and A Graves R D Franklin Hope holds manganese claims on about two thousand acres. Engineers estimates suggest ore could support a new supply for steel mills, but confirmation requires further prospecting and compliance with mining laws.
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Chaims
Saidheny
Mine Workers feud stirs as Roosevelt appeals union shop clash
President Roosevelt urged John L. Lewis to keep captive coal mines operating during a national crisis. He emphasized steel production and national defense, while Lewis refused to extend the truce beyond the planned strike. The United Mine Workers claim 95 percent of miners support union shop amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Ming Workers
Amere Jen
United Mine Workers
Public Auction of Hempstead County Real Estate
Commissioner in Charge will offer for sale at the Hempstead County Courthouse Hope Arkansas on November 22 1941 the east half of the northeast quarter and other parts of sections 22 24 26 27 all in Township 12 South Range 25 West containing about 640 acres more or less terms: three months credit bond with security at six percent interest from date of sale and a vendee on the premises to secure payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Murgurgh W
Torreyson
B. Leavell
Spid Court
Hempstead County Court House
City of
Hope
Hempstead
Byers
Lemley Hears Cash Bond Forfeitures And Guilty Pleas
The ledger reports numerous cash bond forfeitures for traffic offenses including no muffler, no tail light and double parking, plus several Guilty pleas for disturbing the peace drunkenness and assault. Notable names appear among those fined or bound over, with amounts like 10 and 100 dollars and licenses forfeitures cited. The docket also notes charges of transporting untaxed intoxicating liquor and a case of land limit eviction with judgments in priors. The row includes references to J.C. Kukendall J. W. Gray Mrs. Jack Woorf B. Bay and Jeff Wright among others.
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W.L. Ferguson
Steve Atkins
Steve Carrigan
Vernon Murry
J.D. Valentine
J.C. Kukendall
J. W. Gray
Jack Woorf
B. Bay
J. E. Cassidy
D. Day
Larkin McGee
BE Ritzell
Dewey Jones
Ve B
Mendrix
Perry Huckabee
W. D. Hood
Glen Wingfield
C. GC
McElroy
Smith
J W, Lowe
Aubry
Collier, Jr
J. M. Carrigan
Clyde Smith
Luther Osburn
J. KK. Johnson
Rerdy Hill
Ulysses Zuckery
Arthur Silayton
Clyde Trimble
J. B. Sipes
Essie Goodlow
Earle Cringr
Caspar Schneider
Erwin Anderson
W.C. Caver
Woodward
Hannah Stewart
Janne
Charlie Stewart
Bon
A. B. Stewart
Plew
Jeff Wright
Brow
C. B. Ebberson
Selous Atkins
Gulty
Robin Rogers
Foster Curtis
Walter Sipes
Johnnie Straughter
Telah Cornelius
Peter Moran
T. Fuller
Raymond Samuels
John A. Ray
Vash
John Ivzell
S. R. Turner
Marsellus Smith
Burt Brown
Jimnes Murdock
Jack Robinson
H. &. Jory
Budd Woomack
J. B. Hoover
Lee Rivers
Ike Stewart
D. B. Russell
George
Sipelule
Mine Blast At Daniel Boone Mine Leaves 12 Missing
Madisonville Ky six teen miners were rescued and 29 others reported safe after an explosion at the Stovlin Coal Co operation near Madisonville. Twelve others were missing as the mine was wrecked and the cause remained undetermined. The report notes a note about fuel fish species beyond.
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Madisonville
Upj
Stovlin Coal Co
Daniel Boone
Midisonvaillea
Cabe Mill fire at Gurdon Lumber Co destroys plant
GURDON The Cabe Mill at the Gurdon Lumber Co burned Sunday at 3 a m. The fire origin is undetermined but possibly welding done Saturday. President H C Cabe estimated losses at 40000, partially insured. Wind from the east saved the planer mill, dry kilns, sheds, and yard lumber. Only nearby timber and a few skid loads were burned.
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Gurdon
Gurdon Lumber Co
H. C. Cabe
Barnert
Independent colleges defend academic freedom against political pressure
Our Daily Bread argues for both state and privately funded colleges to maintain independence from political and financial pressures. It cites Georgia and Louisiana events as proof that education must resist politicization, praising Southern Colleges for condemning Talmadge’s bid to politicalize a state university.
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Evollere
Georgia
King of Louisiana State University
Fish Huey Long
United States
Southern Colleges
Talmadge
Wallace Van Sickle Elected Sophomore Class Vice President
Wallace Van Sickle of Hope, a sophomore, was elected vice president of the sophomore class at A. and M. college in a special election after the prior vice president resigned over multiple offices. Other officers include Judy Copeland president Wanda Lane secretary John Wilson reporter and Bud Phillips treasurer. Van Sickle also serves as editor of the Mulerider. In March the stars and sun rise earlier in the Northern Hemisphere and the moon sets later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace van Sickle
Hope
A. and
M. College
Magnalia
Judy Copeland
Wanda Lane
John Wilson
Bud Phillips
Camden
van Sickle
Mulerider
Griffin to Talk to Kiwanis Club
Griffin, public relations representative for the Southwestern Proving Ground, will speak at the Hope Kiwanis luncheon in Hotel Henry Tuesday. He will discuss the Southwestern Proving Ground and its relations to the public, introduced by Rev. J B Hamill. The Kiwanis House committee announced the club will meet in the new Hotel Weary dining room, opening for the first time Tuesday, with expectations of full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohn Griffin
Sothwestern Proving Ground
Hope Kiwanis Cheth
Hotel Henry
Kiwanis Program Committee
Griffin
Southwestern Proving Ground
J. B. Hamill
Kiwanis T House Committee
Cecil Dennis
Charles Tarpley
J. FE. Hamill
Kiwanis Club
A U to Honor Local Phi Beta Kappa
Dr. A M Harding president of the University of Arkansas will present a plaque naming two Hope high school graduates as members of the University chapter of Phi Beta Kappa at a convocation Thursday October 30 at 2 o'clock. Royee Weisenberger and Mrs John Thorpe Williams will participate with Weisenberger explaining the society and Mrs Williams accepting for the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Harding
University of Arkansas
Hope High School
Phi Beta Kappa
Hope
Royee Weisenberger
John Thorpe Willams
Elizabeth Green
Weisenberger
Arkansas General Assembly
Williams
Engagement Ring Reappears on Toast in San Angelo
Mrs. R. C. Williams reports her 26 year old engagement ring vanished then reappeared on a piece of toast. She suspects she dropped it in the butter and the diamond was pushed out as she buttered the toast.
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San Angelo
Tex
R. C. Williams
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Bobby Gene Saunders
Katherine Rials
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Paul O'Neal
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