Local social notes and visits across Arkansas towns
Selected, Charles Briant has returned from a visit with his sister in Overton Texas. Virginia Berry returns from Farcom Mes, Charles Floyd hogs visited Union county. paints in Louisiana. Dr J L Cannon back from Lake Catherine near Hot Springs. Anabel Philbrick arrives for week with her father F H Philbrick. Helen Bowden visits en route to Henderson State Teachers College. Miss Port Perdue undergoes appendicitis operation in Cannon hospital and is reported as doing nicely. Dike Bowden returns to Forrest City after weekend visit. L E Barrett visits Washington. Tom Ridghill heads to St Louis. Mary and Bettie Jean Wright visit Arkadelphia. Paul Cornelius and Harold Lawrence host lunch. Mrs Otis Park and KR Cornelius visit with friends. trip to Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. Winnie Lee Floyd returns from Little Rock. Martha Ann McGinnis and Mrs J H McGinnis return to Memphis after visit. James R Henry and Floyd are business visitors in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bowden
Forrest City
Kathryn Briant
Arkadelphia
Henderson State Teachers College
Local Social Notes Include Weddings and Travel
Joe Horton Reynolds visits Dorado with Saone Miss Bertha Turner McRae leaving for Fayetteville to enter the state university. The public is invited to an art exhibit Friday from two to six at Brundidge building East Second street. Emory Thompson returns from Hingis and a World’s Fair visit in Chicago. Josephine Thompson returns with her father from Illinois. L P Monroe hosts a Washington dinner for L B Barrett and bride on Saturday in Fordyce. Guests include Ridghill Holt Leonard Leonard and Jolly Stuart. Herman Branton of Little Rock visits Mrs B J Reynolds this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 4
Womans Auxiliary
First Presbyterian |Ehurch
Brundidge
East Second Street
Emory Thompson
Fulton
Hingis
Chicago
Josephine Thompson
Illinois
Reunion Held Saturday at Home of W. J. Fant
A Providence community family reunion was held Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fant. Attendees included Millare McElroy and son Marvin from SL Lois, Opal McKamie and children Betty Jean and James from Spring Hill, and Pletcher Pant and daughter Betty Jean from Dallas. Part of the afternoon was spent eating watermelons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fant
Providence
Millare McElroy
Marvin
SL Lois
Opal McKamie
Betty Jean
James
Spring Hill
Pletcher Pant Anil
Dallas
Ealing
Paganini’s Early Genius Sparks Supernatural Repute
At age 11 Paganini composed music so difficult only he could play it. His 30 marvelous violin techniques led many to believe he was in league with supernatural powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paganini
Wreck near Binghamton Kills 23, Injures Over 100
A Er ie passenger train from Chicago to New York collided with a freight engine at Binghamton New York killing 23 and injuring more than 100. Twelve died at the scene eleven died en route or soon after. Rescue squads, guards, and ambulances aided the injured as mangled bodies lay along the tracks and identification proved difficult. The milk train was en route from Hornell to Hoboken when the rear coach was struck. the impact hurled two cars into the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
Chicago
New York
M. K. King of
Rimira
Hornell
Hoboken
N.J
Binghamton National Guard
Reopen Probe on State Contracts in Arkansas Capitol
Former Governor Harvey Parnell testified as the Pulaski county grand jury resumed inquiry into a 1931 contract for repairing the state capitol roof and grounds. Witnesses included H. W. Trigg, a bank employee, and Lawrence E. Wilson, with testimony from B. H. Heard and Secretary of State McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Harvey Parnell
Pulaski County
Grand Jury
State Capitol
Capitol
H. W. Trigg
Cone Tract
Lawrence E. Wilson
B. H. Heard
McDonald
One third of the Indian Empire comprises 708 states
A reading notes that one third of the Indian Empire consists of 708 states of varying size and character governed by Indian rulers. The statement highlights the diverse political map under princely states and British oversight.
Crowds Grow at Garland Revival Meeting
Crowds increase nightly at a revival near the Garland schoolhouse led by Mrs. Eupha Beasley, noted woman preacher. Subjects this week include The Four Judgments and The Second Coming. Rev. Thurman White from Nevada county directs the song service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Eupha Beasley
Chrest
Thurman White
Nevada County
Oak Grove Families Share Weekend Visits and Work
Oak Grove䷓ picking cotton and peas is noted as the main farm work. The report lists numerous visits: Mr and Mrs Hollis Mullins and daughter Mavis with Lessie Portell. Miss Hattie Jackson with Aileen Wilson. Leo Collier and family with Clarence Sparks. Fred Camp of Hinton with his mother Mrs Charlie Williams. Walter Lee Allen with the Binnie Jones home. Ernest Fnth and family with his sisters near Big Bodan. Hollis Mulings of Bright Star with Ernest Ross. Margie Byers and Elmore McWilliams with Blanche Cathreen Ross. Autrey Wilson with Claud Wilson and daughters Aileen and Hattie Jackson at Mrs May’s. May Smith returns from visiting Ernest Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Mullins
Mavis
Lessie Portell
Hattie Jackson
Aileen Wilson
Leo Collier
Clarence Sparks
Fred Camp
Hinton
Charlie Williams
Walter Lee Allen
Binnie Jones
Ernest Fnth
Big Bodean
Hollis Mulings
Bright Star
Ernest Ross
Margie Byers
Elmore McWilliams
Shoyer Springs
Blanche Cathreen Ross
Shower Springs Singing School Progressing Under Homer Odom
The article notes the Shower Springs singing school under Homer Odom is progressing with a closing musical program planned for next Saturday night. It lists numerous local residents attending, visiting, or hosting, including Miss Nira Bristo, Miss Marjorie Hughson, Miss Susie Erwin, Florence Price, and Olivia Byers, with gatherings at homes in Hope, Mena, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Odom
Jim Collier
Collins
Hope
Howard
Nira Bristo
Columbus
Marjorie Hughson
Guernsey
Marjoria Byerh
Mark Reed
Mingen la
J. 8. Reed
Rylie Lewallen
Nolen and Russell
Herbis Boswell
Howar Collier
Collier
Singing
Susie Erwin
Florence Price
Marjoria Byers
Autry Wilson
Howard Collier
Hinton
C. B. Roming
Prescott Ds
J. S. Reed
Mary Sewell
Euey Letcher
Texarkana
John Reece
Frank Jones
Emmet
Younger Gentry
Eunice Reece
Mena
Hugh Laseter
J. W. McWilliams
Wash Hutson
McCamey
Mr. Davis
Mr. Williams
Missel Mildred
Wilms Laseter
Charles Rogers
McWilliams
Mark
Minden
Roming
Virginia
Billy
Bruce
Dykes Springs
W. J. Burgess
Little Rock
Sweet Home Hosts Revival Meetings Led by Arnold and Warren
Prescott preacher Rev. Fred Arnold began a series of revival meetings here Friday night. He was assisted by Rev. Warren in leading prayers and sermons for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Arnold
Prescott
Warren
Local social notes from Blevins and nearby families
Sunday guests and family visits across Blevins and surrounding towns include Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wade hosting. Mrs. Mont Harris and children visiting her parents. well Campbell and daughter Lewis Salmon in Little Rock for treatment. Ruth Kuskey hosting Marie Brown. James Delaney and family visiting J. J. Delaney. Owen Harris and family with Hix Lee. James Carman and Odell dining with Oscar Montgomery. Jodie McDougald at Pleasant Hill singing. Primitive Baptist association held three days at Ebenezer Me. J. J. Delaney and wife visiting W. L. McDougal. Mr. and Mrs. Eae Smith visiting Ervin Yarberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blevins
A. H. Wade
Ruth Kuskey
Marie Brown
James Delaney
Family of Delight
J. J. Delaney
Owen Harris
Hix Lee
James Carman
Odell
Oscar Montgomery
Jodie McDougald
Pleasant Hill
Primative Baptist Association
Ebenezer
J. J.’ Delaney
W. L. McDougal
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Hiner Wat
Charles Briant
Ulmer J. Bester
Mr. Hester
Overton
Texas
Virginia Berry
Farcom
Mes
Charles T. Floyd Hogs
Union County
Paints
Louisiana
J. L. Cannon
Lake Catherine
Hot Springs
Anabel Philbrick
F. H. Philbrick
Frances Patterson
Jane George Ruffin Marshall
Texar- Kana
Maggie¢ Bet
H. P. Reynolds
Mily
Dorado
Labor Day
Mr. Reynolds
T. J. Reynolds
Helen Robert Perdue
Leo Perdue
Louann
Charles Bader
Dike Bowden
L. E. Barrett
L. F. Monroe
Washington
Tom Ridghill
St. Louis
Dorothy
Mary and
Bettle Jean Wright
Bernie Lee Sutton
John Peonington
A. L. King
Paul Cornelius
McCamie
Harold Lawrence
Otis Park
KR. R. Cornelius
Robert Wilson
Mary
Duesday
Iliss
Winnie Lee Floyd
A. A. Moore
J. H. McGinnis
Daug
Martha Ann
Memphis
James R. Henry
IR. Floyd
Saenger
Weer
Gary Cooper
Paddy
ER Harry
Achman Serosa
Ty Rowin Burke
Gonode Paps
Elson Huckins
Gladys Parker
Charley
Miss Parker
Hope Star
Fanny
Manhattan
Joe Horton Reynolds
Saone
Bertha ‘Turner McRae
Fayetteville
State University
Herman Branton
Little Reel
B. J. Reynolds
Cornelius Heights
C. E. Richardson
Ark
Power & Light Cy
Little Rock, Ark
Mission Barbecue Inn
Parnell
Pulaski
Rev. Thurman White
Oak Grove
Autrey Wilson
Claud Wilson
Aileen
May
Corinth
Hollis Mullens
Algie Ehurman
Lessie Pertell
Winfred Wise
Melrose
Cuthreen
Blanche Ross
May Smith
Ernest Smith
Irvine
Tedr
Julia Boyd
Park Avenue
N.Y
Sweet Home
Patey Raskob
Patsy Raskob
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Long Beach
Calif
Ripple
Botranta
Pil
United States
Eae Smith
Ervin Yarberry
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