Weekend visits mark quiet social at local homes
A Direct Hit Rey Findher of Stamps spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Willie Puttman and Mrs Owen Atkins and con Jimmie of Hope called on Mr and Mrs B Hodnett Subday. Mr and Mrs J C Porterfield and children of Spring Hill visited with Mr and Mrs Al Meadows Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey, Findher
Stamps
Willie Puttman
Owen
Atkins
Con
Jimmie
Hope
Hodnett
J. C. Porterfield
Spring Hill
Meadows
Tradition and Rivalry Drive Varsity Football Passion
The piece contemplates why fans favor college football over pro leagues, citing Red Grange era pride, deep rivalries, and institutional loyalties. It notes pro football lacks the same historical backdrop and mini-sporting culture that varsity football sustains despite modern professional drives. It reflects on regional teams, college traditions, and enduring fan fervor.
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Red Grange
Dlg
Ilinois
Red Granges
Vine Dy
Campaign to provide every child a handkerchief grows
Oct. 28. Hideo Takahashi launches a drive to give each child a handkerchief for use, expanding from a local effort to an international campaign. Contributions come from Nelson Canton, A. J. Skemp, Luis Walter, and donors across China and Europe as Takahashi travels, advocating relief for afflicted children and distributing thousands of handkerchiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hideo
Nelson
Canton
Chis
Nts
A. J. Skemp
Luis F. Walter
Calif
China
America
Japan
Takahashi
Center Point Community Notes Passages and Visits
Center Point reports a home fire for Mr and Mrs Lem Porterfield with limited losses. Mrs Bessie Boston visited Spring Hill. Homer Reeves and Naomi Berryberry with Harry Berryberry visited Shreveport for the State Fair. Mrs J M Sullivan and children visited W W Richards and Rachel F Arnold. Mrs Dalton Garrett improves slowly, Mrs Melvin Jones at her bedside. The Middlebrooks of Grange Hall visited Marion Hubbard, and the Garrettes and Mrs Alderidge escorted home from Wallo.
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Lem Porterfield
Bessie Boston
Spring Hill
Homer Reeves
Naomi
Harry Berryberry
DeAnn
Shreveport
J. M. Sullivan
W. W. Richards
Rachel F. Arnold
Dalton Garrett
Melvin Jones
D. Middlebrooks
Grange Hall
Marion Hubbard
J. G. Garrett
Wallo
Community health improves with few colds noted
Henry Chapel reports general good health with only a few cold cases. Local families visit Sunday school and spend time with relatives in Centerville Centerpoint and nearby towns. Several residents from Hope Providence Rocky Mound Guernsey and Shreveport are mentioned with visits, milk truck resumes daily routes, and condolences extend for two former neighbors.
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Will Ervin
Hope
Centerville
Eva, Gayner
Earl Ervin
Bernice Baker
Centerpoint
Clara Ells
Jim Butler
Charles
Mildred Stuart
A. B. Turm
J. W. Cumbie Jr
Mildred Johnson W
Eunice, Reece
Arkansas
James Lewis
Shreveport
John Reason
Oklahoma
Jots Around SIHOWER In Rural Homes
The piece notes cooler mornings and evenings as comforting touches in rural homes. It records visits by Mrs. Jessie Pool and son William of Badcaw, Mr. and Mrs. Willis A. Cabb from Minnis en route to Hope, and confirmations of local births. Attendance at lodge functions and travel reflections about trips to the St Louis Fair are mentioned among neighbors and relatives.
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Jessie Pool
William
Badcaw
Hope
Willis A. Cabb
Minnis
H. B. Sanford
Henry G. Bearden
Hamp Huett
J. B. Beckworth
R. Gray
Centerville
Karbers
Ormie ‘Byers
Winson Cobb
Nolen Lewallen
St Louis Fair
Winston
Isaac Lionberger
Mec
Linnberger
Harmony News Highlights From Cold Mornings
A fire is greatly appreciated by residents on cold mornings. PP Orwell and family, Job Daugherty and family, and Mr. Martin Tox of Hope visited Mr. and Mrs. G. H. McMillen. George and Mrs. McMillen visited Hope on Saturday. Bessie McMillen and brothers Herman and Lloyd visited Violet Daugherty of Harmony Saturday morning. Nellie Leach and son Leo visited Melrose Saturday night. School progresses well at Harmony with Mrs. Mabel Yarberry Emmet as teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Daugherty and Clent Daugherty visited Hone Friday.
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Orwell
Job Daugherty
Martin Tox
Hope
G. H. McMillen
George McMillen
Bessie McMillen
Trother
Herman
Lloyd
Violet Daugherty
Harmony
Nellie Leach
Leo
Melrose
Mabel Yarberry
Emmet
Joe Daugherty
Clent Daugherty
Battlefield Era Sermon At This Place Last Sunday
Mrs James Martin of Huston Texas visited her sister Mrs Albert Tarpley Monday. Mrs C A Smith and family visited.
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Hearden
James Martin
Huston
Texas
Elbert Tarpley
C. A. Smith
Faully
Mt Olive Community Notes On Attendance And Visitors
Mt Olive Hearth reports Sunday school improving with good attendance. Grady Murrah moved from Rosston to Mt Olive last week. Mt Martin’s folks visited Bluff Springs last Saturday night. Miss Glen Atkins party drew a large crowd. Next Saturday and Sunday are regular meeting days. everyone urged to attend.
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Grady Murrah
Rosston
Mt. Martin's
Bluff Springs
Las
Glen Atkins
Twain Group Picks Trio for Paris Academy
The Mark Twain Academy, formed by the heirs of Samuel Clemens, selected three French writers to sit in the Academy. The honorees are Paul Claudel, Arnould Galopin, and Tristan Bernard. A separate agriculture plan proposes releasing weevil-eating birds to inhabit infested pecan orchards.
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Paris
Mark Twain Academy
Hes of
Sanwel Clemens
Academy
Paul Claudel
United States
Arnould Galopin
Tristan Bernar
Department of Agriculture
Japs to Translate Book
Dr. A S Pearse of Duke University Zoology returns to Durham after 18 months abroad in Japan China and India to translate a new book for American readers.
Smell of food made her sick in Winston-Salem
Mrs H D Duaggins of 414 Cleveland Ave recounts years of constipation with dizzy spells headaches and bilious feelings. After a neighbor gave Thedford's Black Draught she felt better next day and says it toned her system and gave energy. Thousands report relief from constipation related symptoms after use. Get a package today.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
H. D. Duaggins
Cleveland Avenue
Thedford
Book on Environment and Life Translated into Japanese
A writer's work titled Environment and Life is being translated into Japanese. He lectured medical students at Keio University. A survey shows the cow that yields the highest income also demands the greatest feed cost. The Canadian Forestry Association reports 30,000 members focused on preventing forest fires.
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Keio University
The
Canadian Forestry Association
Beware Amendment No 20 joker endangers road program
Dierks Banner warns Arkansas voters that Amendment No 20 contains a hidden joker allowing seven highway commissioners to hold office for life after a single election. The notice accuses patent paying interests of backing the amendment to control road planning and paving profits, urging voters to scratch For Amendment No 20 on November 4.
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Secretary of State
Jokar
Inevesta
Highway Commission
Highway Commissioners
Arkansas
Dierks
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