Local society notes and social visits fill Hope column
Mrs. Sid Henry PSOCIETY column lists countless visits and arrivals. Mr. and Mrs. Lipscomb and Miss Maude Lipscomb travel to Gordon for a relative's death. Numerous guests visit from DeQueen, Chicago, and Uvalde. Students depart for Henderson State Teachers College. theater managers arrive. cemetery meeting set. clubs discuss vocational guidance and district plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Lipscomb
Club
Edna Jones
Dan Green
South Hervey Street
Mary Arnold
Teresa Urban
Jean Lasater
Hope
Roosevelt Tour Schedule From September Through Early October
The Roosevelt campaign train will travel through multiple states from September 14 to October 3. Stops include Denver Cheyenne Salt Lake City Butte Seattle Portland San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Williams Albuquerque Denver Sioux City Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Buffalo Topeka Portland Sioux City with major speeches planned at Topeka Portland and Sioux City. The candidate will give extemporaneous talks and platform remarks from aboard a private car equipped with loud speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mr. Roosevelt
Butte
Mont
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Oregon
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Williams
Arizona
John C. Greenway
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Nebraska
Sioux City
Iowa
Milwaukee
Chicago
Detroit
Roosevelt
Buffalo
State Democratic Organization
Topeka
Curtis Dall
James
Local social notes from Monroe and surrounding area
Mrs Leonard G Tucker of Monroe and Mrs W C Jack with son Joudie Jack of Magnolia were Wednesday guests of Mr and Mrs L A Keith. Mrs J L Kelly formerly of Hope now of Little Rock spent days in the city on business. Miss Jeannette Witt left for Hazen Arkansas to join Hazen High School faculty. Mr and Mrs S D Warner and two daughters returned to Sherman Texas after a visit. Mr and Mrs W P Parker and son from Nashville Tennessee are visiting friends. Mrs Walter G McDonald left for Little Rock after a short visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard G. Tucker
Monroe, la
W. C. Jack and Son
Joudie Jack
Magnolia
L. A. Keith
J. L. Kelly
Hope
Little Rock
Jeannette Witt
Hazen, Ark
Hazen High School
Paul Kizer
S. D. Warner
Sherman, Tex
W. P. Parker
W. P. Jr
Nashville, Tenn
Walter G. McDonald
Confidential party figures named in political maneuverings
The text identifies Edward J. Flynn secretary of state of New York and Bruce Kra mer Montana national committeeman as part of an ongoing political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Flynn
New York
Bruce Kramer
Montana
Paul Bern Affair Ties Stirred By Miss Harlow Wedding
The Times reports a red haired woman identified as Mrs Paul Bern lived near Times Square for a decade and rarely surfaced. Paul Bern visited yearly, sent her checks to cover hotel bills, and his last trip was in 1931 before she left in January with trunks sent to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bern
Miss Harlow
Henry Bern
Marina Bello
Bern
Belle
Jean
Paul
New York
the Times
Times Square
San Francisco
Tragic End Followed By Strained Union Of Jean And Chick McGrew
Jean, once at a Chicago girls' school, spurned dances and dates until meeting 22-year-old heir Charles F. McGrew known as Chick. They wed in September 1927 but happiness proved brief as their marriage soon soured into separation amid a grim drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jean
Charles F. McGrew
Chick
Elan
Chick” McGrew
Love Money 4 H. W. Corley Chapter Teaser
Mona Townsend inherits a fortune on condition she not remarry within a year. She plans to marry Barry Townsend but reveals she may delay to help him, while Barry urges a immediate union as Lottie Carr and Steve Saccarelli complicate matters on Holiday Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Townsend
Mona
Hasbhar
Barry Townsend
Barry
Lottie Carr
South America
Steve Saccarelli
Bud
Steve
Holiday Island
Port of Spain
Lottie
Mr. Garretson
Twilands
Garretson
Holiday
Cat
Hollywood Romance Ends in Tragedy for Jean Harlow and Paul Bern
The text recounts Jean Harlow born Harleane Carpenter entering films after divorcing her first husband, moving to Beverly Hills with her mother, and meeting director Paul Bern. They wed amid Hollywood gossip, but happiness faded to tragedy, as Bern and Harlow entered a grim life drama ending in death and separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Hollywood
Jean
Chick
Marino Bello
Kansas City
Berle
Jean Harlow
Dr. Carpenter
Harleane Carpenter
Paul Bern
Moody
Sight Change In Football Program
Changes in the 1932 Hope Bob cat football schedule shift dates for Camden and Hot Springs. Hot Springs game moved to October 7 while Camden visits September 30. A high school field game for September 30 was canceled. Texarkana Junior College and Magnolia A and M will not play in Hope, cited high guarantee demands. Coach Jones notes the swap aims to enable Camden to play Texarkana High at Camden on October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Hot Springs
Orgiinally
Hope
Texarkana Junior College
Magnolia A. & M
Jones
Texarkana High
A Country Without a Man and a Man Without One
A schoolmistress asks what could be sadder than a man lacking a country and a pretty girl replies that a country without a man is even sadder, highlighting themes of belonging and identity.
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Sid Henry
Daniel Webster
Lucille Pettigrew of
Brownstown
Mrs. W. E. Kinard
Charles Sidney Hervey
Texarkana
Mrs. S. L. Reed
James L. Jamison
McKamie
J. W. Patterson
George Sissell
Benjamin
DeQueen
William Sissell
Earl Putman
Uvalde
Tex
Pat McCown
Arkadelphia
Frances Patterson
Roberta Robkin
Joy O'Neill
Frances Cannon
Henderson State Eachers College
S. E. Coffin
Old Queen Theatre
Spenger
Jo Karner Lowthorp
Baton Rouge
Montgomery
Maida Beasley
Baird
Baird, Tex
T. E. Urrey
W. R. Anderson
Hardy
Ark
Palmyra
Missouri
H. F. Rhodes
Palmyra, Mo
Kathleen Rhodes
Hope High School
Edgar VanSickle
Kansas
Cemetery Association
Mary Wilson Ross
Patzcuaro
Bel Lloyd
Washington Berry
el Dorado
A. L. King
Mildred
Carter
Otis Park
Fulton
Harold Lawrence
Exarkana
Paul Cornelius
Tom Park
Cornelia Park
Ida Carlton of
McKarmie
R. R. Cornelius
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Dorsey McRae
J. L. Myers
R. H. Barr
Collier's Lake
Duaine Troll
Tulsa
Okla
Elizabeth White
H.W. Corley
al Wea
Hagin Mere
Darling
Raul
Claudette Colbert
Edmund Lowe
Stuart Erwin
Paramount News
Great Dritein
Swindon
Cheltenham Flyer
The
Saalcos
Saenger
J.C. Penney Co
West Second Street
Patterson’s
Vitality Health Shoes
Oxford
Ward & Son
Taylor's Cafe
Songer