Henry Lephone's Reverie and Local Society Notes
Poetic reflection on mindful living and moral virtue opens the item. Local events: Mrs. QR LaGrone visiting Dorado, O. W M A meets at First Baptist with a noon potluck. Friday Music Club study at Mrs. Milani's with Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Padgitt leading. Choral director elected. folk-song discussion and Early Music study noted. next meeting at Mrs. Harrison's. Dike Moore visits from Henderson State Teachers College. Dorothy Bess Strange and Jenny Sue Moore among weekend guests. Mrs Caswell McRae's return noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Milani
South Pine Street
Exiwith Stewart
F. L. Padgitt
J. C. Carlton
Carlto
John Wellborn
Edwin Stewart
Padgitt
Fred Harrison
Do. Carlton
Percy Grainger
Derry
Fred R. Harrison
A. C. Kolb
Arkansas Centennial Officials Plan New York Visit
Gov Carl B Bailey and C E Palmer travel to Washington and New York to discuss the Arkansas exhibit for the 1939 Worlds Fair. They will review mural bids, monitor planning with artists, and aim to raise $125000 for construction and maintenance, with deadlines set for January 1 if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Carl B. Bailey
C. E. Palmer
Arkansas Centennial Commission
Washington
New York World's Fairgrounds
E. W. Frost
Centennial Commission
New York
Leo J. Krebs
Morris Sanders
Krebs
Arkansas
Union
Palmer
Spectacular Drive Leads Hope Over Camden in Gridiron Clash
Hope High School overwhelms Camden with a strong running game led by Captain Dean Parsons Murphy and Coleman spark the offense while guards Taylor Quimby and Parsons anchor line play Langley and LaFayette Smith lead Camden’s offense Joe Eason sidelined by injuries as Camden visits Blytheville next week. The Hope High band delivers a halftime spectacle as lights go out for a glowing Hello formation. The Cullinan diamond valued at 750000 was sent from Africa to London by ordinary registered mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Allen Cenier Taylor
Africa
London
Social notes from Fayetteville and area gatherings
A weekend of visits and hospitality unfolds with families gathering in Fayetteville. Mrs. N W Denty and Mr Denty join relatives while Mr and Mrs Frank H Philbrick host guests. C D Ball could not attend the planned barbecue with Washington friends including H B Tindy and Jerome Smith. The First Presbyterian Church Women’s Auxiliary schedules a study review and prayer service. Edith Long Kuespert of Hope undergoes a major operation in Little Rock and remains in hospital care with expected return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
N. W. Denty
Denty
Re, Muir
B. C. Mosmer
Oklahoma City
Frank H. Philbrick
C. M. Irvin
H. B. Tindy
W. D. Ditty
Glad Green
Jerome Smith
Milam Greene
Ernest Allen
A. B. Springs
Washington
C. D
First Presbyterian Church
City Shadows
Dorsey McRae
Weel
Edith Long Kuespert
Hope
Missouri Pacific
Little Rock
Blytheville Routs Rockets 51 to 6 at Haley Field
Blytheville High School overwhelmed Little Rock Catholic 51 to 6 at Haley Field as reserve squads opened scoring, Russ Mosley and Monk Mosley led a late surge with multiple touchdowns and interceptions. Pine Bluff Zebras blank Hot Springs 46 to 0 on big crowd night with Langston and Leftwich standout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Whips Hot Springs
Blytheville
Ark
Blytheville’ High School
Little Rock Cathlic High Rockets
Haley Field
Chicks
Joy Dildy
Monk Mosley
Ford
Zebras
Trojans
Pine Bluff High School
Hot Springs Trojans
Uplifted Face and World Symbol Theme At Y. A. Hammond Church
Chub Has News reports at First Christian Church with Pastor Y. A. Hammond. October Sunday school average fell to 92 last Sunday. attendance aim is over 100 this week. Morning 10:50 sermon titled The Uplifted Face. Lord's Table served after service. Evening 7:30 sermon The World's Greatest Symbol. Discussion on cross symbolism and church use. Everyone urged to attend and welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FIRST
Christain Church
Y. A. Hammond
Christaan
Christian Church
Urgency of Christ sermon at First Methodist
Fred R. Harrison leads morning worship with the sermon The Urgency of Christ at 10 55 a m in the auditorium. Epworth Leagues meet at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 7 30 p m with the pastor's subject Sing of Silence. Three Sundays remain in the conference year and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Epworth
Karpis Case Ties to Prostitution House Testimony
Government witnesses Mrs. Joseph Armenia and Oscar Pope Muse testified during the trial about sightings of Karpis and his lieutenant Fred Hunter fleeing Mrs. Goldstein's house of prostitution after being dropped off by Wakelin and Akers. Defense urged jurors not to convict on those statements alone, noting prior remarks about reputations. The Tatler recounted rumors of Akers and Karpis seen together in summer 1935, prompting questions to police about their familiarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Armenia
Oscar Pope Muse
Catlett
Karpis
Fred Hunter
Bowers
Armenia
Muse
Tatler
Akers
Hickory Shade Home Demonstration Club Notes
The Hickory Shade Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. W. H. Bruce's home on October 26. President Mrs. G. L. Ross called the meeting to order. Miss Melba McKelvey demonstrated rug making from burlap sacks. Mrs. Evelyn Rogers spoke on camp activities in September. Several songs were sung by the group. Eleven members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Shade
W. H. Bruce
G. L. Ross
Melba McKelvey
Evelyn Rogers
Lab
Student Delegates To Little Rock Meeting
Ten members of the Hope High School Student Council attended the state meeting of student government in Little Rock Friday. Attending were Frex Taylor Edward Lester Francis Yocom Sara Ann Holland Billy Orton Mary Sue Kent Wilson Jewell Mary Wilson Nancy Hill and Cecil O Steem. Discussions covered the program and the convention ended that evening with a banquet. Committee meetings were to be held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High’School
Little Rock
Frex. Taylor
Edward Lester
Francis Yocom
Sara Ann Holland
Billy Orton
Mary Sue’Kent
Wilson Jewell
Mary Wilson
Nancy Hill
Cecil O'Steen
Bilday
Primaries and contests shape 1938 party chances
In a page one summary, the piece notes Guffey backing the Pennsylvania slate and a silent Lewis on the 1840 delegates. It details Barbour challenging Ely in New Jersey, Barbour backed by labor, and Ely favored by Hague. It covers Bulkley versus Taft in Ohio with Roosevelt’s edge and Taft accusing planned economy and regimentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Htem
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Lewis
Ohio
New Jersey
Warren W. Barbour
William H. J. Ely
WPA
New Deal
Boss Hague
Barbour
Ely
Hagues
Bulkley
Roosevelt
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Pledges Received for Hope Chamber of Commerce
The Hope Chamber of Commerce reports pledges received in the past week from Frank Hill 12.00 C. Lewis 12.00 R. E. Cain 12.00 Dr F D Henry 12.00 White Star Laundry 13.00 McRae Mill and Feed Co 12.00 Hotel Henry 12.00 Capital Hotel 12.00 Arch Moore 12.00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Frank Hill
C. Lewis
R. E. Cain
F. D. Henry
White Star Laundry
McRae Mill & Feed Co
Hotel Henry
Capital Hotel
Arch Moore
Perfume and Hats Tie Chic Image in 1930s Fashion
Betty Clarke notes designer Jeanne Lanvin urges precise perfume use to complement hats and jewelry. She counsels mannequins to avoid overapplication and bath-like scents. Women favor lighter daytime fragrances, reserving heavier notes for evening wear, with occasional fur touches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Clarke
Jeanne Lanvin
Perfume Application Tips and Longevity Clues
A fragment discusses how perfume interacts with clothing and skin oils to create a lasting scent. It suggests applying fifteen to twenty minutes before leaving, testing longevity by placing perfume on fingertips and rubbing wrists, and checking how well the fragrance remains over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odipra
Conhoisséura
Ffi Iit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Lephone
Eternity's Bank
M. LaGrone
Surrey Gillian
Mr. Gilliam
First Baptist Church
Munday
Con
Dike Moore
Henderson
State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Rand
Jewell Moore
Dorothy Bess Strange
Stamps
Jenny Sue Mooree
Caswell McRae
Trigger Trio
Sun Man
Irene Dunne
Victor McLaglen
William Gargan
Paul Kelly
Beatrice Roberts
Frank Jenks
Ladies Specialty Shop
Saenger
Sun-Mon
iSwike Ip
Aucun
N.Y
Gov. Bailey
Rockets
Dildy
Thompson
Rocket
Warrington
Lloyd
Hart
Seery
Russ Mosley
Tock
Young
Mosley
Justice
Jenkins
Chick
Blackwell
Jordan Stadium
Martha Ellen Allbright
Trojan
Langston
Payne
Woodell
Demby
Tommy Leftwich
Robert Hutson
Hot Springs
Perdue
Polit
Zibras
Robert Hut
Robert
Holland
CHUB
Chevrolet
Fisher
Young Chevrolet Co
Karpis Harboring
Little Rock Meeting
NEA Servce, Inc
Western States
Bruce
Charlie Rogers
C. of .C
City Meat Market Choice
Wayne H. England
Pepelmao Eae
Home Ice Company
East Third Street
Pase Oee
T.S. McDavitt & Company
Hope, Arkansas
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