Choir memories and weddings amid Hope notes
Fragmented notes show a mix of poetry lines and social items. Miss Margery Higguson leaves for Arka delphia for a brief vacation while Mrs Olga Tharp Morrow visits relatives. local weddings include Miss Marabelle Kine and L B Burnside with ceremony at College Hi Baptist church. multiple social visits and family news trace through Hope community life with mentions of WPA roles and upcoming moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marabelle Kine
Or. Burnstle
Sory
Rey
L. B. Burnside
Texivlan
College Hi Baptist
L. B. Bansicy
Frank Rieder
Rider
South Main Street
First Baptist Church
Howard County Singing Convention Dates Set
The Howard county singing convention will meet at Dierks on the second Saturday night and Sunday in October the 11th and 12th recording to an announcement by Pearl Chesshir convention secretary Hempstead county guests and singers are invited.
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Howard County
Dierks
Pearl Chesshir
Hempstead County
Ciel
Atkins Re-Elected and Treasury Receipts Reported
Secretary Barrow reported the election August 11 receipts totaled about $130 with expenses near $1,200. The recount showed Mood receiving no more votes than Hile in the precinct, and details of expenditures were provided in a held over continued report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mood
Hile
Barrow
Treasury
Barrow Sale
Local Social Notes And A Childs Teething Report
Spring Hill residents return from Kilgore and Longview visits while neighbors host guests from Hope and Battlefield. W M S activities and church events dominate the week as friendships, devotions, and upcoming sermons shape community life. An unrelated Texas town reports a child cutting a full set of teeth and a note on the origin of the letter A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Yocom
Kilgore
Longview
John Wilson
John
John Turner
Hope
Leon McWilliams
Mr. Stewart
Prescott
F. J. Hnl
Eunice Rhea Stobertson
Milly Fay Boyce
Hal Foster
Hazel Reid
Battlefield
Dickerson
Hot Springs
Hugh Garper
Jordan
Tek
Huckabee
Less Talk Makes a Better Picture by Robbin Coons
Hollywood director George Marshall champions minimal dialogue and action driven storytelling. He notes scenes where the image carries meaning, with dialogue as embroidery, and emphasizes rewriting on set to preserve spontaneous moments that enhance pacing and tempo.
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Hollywood
George Marshall
Marshall
Frank Lloyd
Frank Barsige
Haveld Lloyd
Universal Studios
Parsees
Samop ‘Trotti
Soup West
Dy. Barbes
Cotton-Picker Is Still Imperfect
In Stoneville Mississippi on the Delta Experiment Station farm a demonstration of the Rusts mechanical cotton picker drew hundreds of specialists and farmers. While some praised the concept and others doubted its practicality, officials stressed that government test results would determine if a seamless upgrade to sharecropping era ginning is achievable.
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Stoneville
Mise
John
Mack Just
Memphis
Tenn
Delta Experiment Station
Bib Whitney
Refugees and Nansen Role in World Crisis
Joseph E. Sharkey outlines how the League of Nations and Hansen International Office confront a vast refugee problem. Nansen passports aid about 1 million displaced Russians Armenians and others fleeing turmoil including Saar Basin refugees and Assyrians within national borders.
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Joseph E. Sharkey
Associated Press
Geneva
Hansen International Office For Refugees
League of Nations
Russia
International Office For Refugees
Fridtjof Nansen
Nansen
Nanse
Asia Minor
Michael Haneson
Nansen Internaional Office
Can This Be Dixie Class A Picture for Child Star Jane Withers
A fragmented passage notes Marshall’s present sin and calls Can This Be Dixie a Class A picture featuring Jane Withers. It implies high spending on Withers films, suggesting the studio doubles costs compared with other projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Marshall
Jane Withers
Withers
Republicans Call for F D R Essays
The Republican National Committee offers rewards totaling $1,000 for essay entries on Why I Am for Roosevelt with $500 for first prize, $300 for second and third. Contest rules exclude Democratic officers and limit letters to 20 words and mailed by September 10. The feature also mentions a canal from Leningrad to China and historic iron resources in Moore and Chatham counties NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National Committee
Mike Best
Roosevelt
William Hart
Mord
Thomas Vernon Smith
University of Illinois
AIS
Refugees taxed by frontiers and expulsions under Nansen plan
Nansen passport numbers reach about 150000 as refugees face travel needs. many stay where they seek asylum and require only residence permits. France reports about 200000 Russian refugees. despite efforts to grant naturalization rights, many governments expel refugees over minor pretexts, imprison those penniless, and force them back and forth across borders, turning people into stateless outcasts.
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Anther
Geneva
France
Nansen
Iubsidy
Feed-Problem for Poultry Is Serious
Arkansas poultry farmers face rising feed costs as grain prices climb. S.A. Moore advises cutting costs through green feed, legume hays, and adjusted mash. Suggestions include planting oats or rye for winter grazing, using turnips kale or rape, and substituting soybeans for meat scraps with lime and bone meal access. Milk can replace protein concentrates when skim milk is plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
S.A. Moore
Extension Poultryman
University of Arkansas Co
Inge
Agriculure
First Baptist Cho Sing Over RCME Broadcast from Texarkana
The First Baptist church Hope will broadcast ar hi grant Bundsy from rad KCMC of Texarkana at 8 B45 a.m. The quartet includes Taylor Claude Taylor Sire Jim Bearden Mes Fl, with the choir director on piano. Farmers plan green feed and home grown products to cut costs, noting sorghum grains as a feed substitute. Canada produced over 70000 pounds of tobacco, while the U S imports exceed 700 quill pens from England annually.
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First Baptist Church
Hope
Grant Bundsy
Rad Kcmc
Texarkana
Taylor
Claude Taylor
Sire
Jim Bearden
Will
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Pelephone An
Anon
Margery Higguson
Arkadelphia
Lite Rock
Olga Tharp Morrow
RT. White
Russell Snyder
Shreveport
Lee
Pittsburgh
Thos. M. Kinser
A. Park
Fra Denke
Tessas
George W. Robison & Co
Mr. Burnside
WPA
Mra
R. V. Ferndon Sr
Carl Wilkerson
Lake Catherine
Faniy Garrett
Mrs
George Garrett
Olintana
B. HE. Newton
Newton
W. W. Duckett
Little Rock
W. I Woodul
Ray Kitchans
W. Q. Warren
Brolw
Mt. Vernon
Daugher
Virginia
Ellen Kaye
Adolphhe Menjay
Alice Page
Shenger
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
Hollywood Boulevard
Atkins
Spring Hill
Olney
Texas
A. Dowthit
Green Ning
TEL
Hope Band Boys
Garland
Ruth Chatterton
Los Angeles
Marjory Gage
New Yo City
Cecile Hamilton
U. S
Evelyn Hudson
Glendale
Calif
Peggy Salami
San Jhiesa
Robbin Coons
Rust Brothers
Fanny
Erskine Johnson
George Scarbo
Florida
Lost Angeles Harbor
Iylaaca
Mushogee
Okla
Oor
Alberta McHillo
Merrigge
Richard PO Mor
F.D.R
Leningrad
China
Moore J
Chatham Counties
North Carolina
Sheffield
Jell
Rae
P. A. Lewis Motor Co
E. Sae
Hope, Ark
Harry W. Shiver
California
Chicago
Dallas
Denver
Col. Ft. Worth
Tex
Mexico City
Mex
Minneapoli
St. Paul
Portland
Ore
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Utah
Seattle
Wash
Cei Nhl Uy
Ree Pick-Up and Delivery Service
Western Railroads
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Plage
Pullman Company
First Baptist Cho
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Shipley Studio
Enorem
Jas
Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
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