Local society notes and wedding report from Prescott
Mrs. Sid Henry column recalls society events. Nancy Cox returned from Little Rock. Mrs. F T Taylor is critically ill. The wedding of Miss Vesta Johnson and Harold V Williams took place on the Rosston Road with Rev John G Reese officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Williams will reside in Prescott after a trip to Hot Springs and Little Rock. Additional notes mention visits, theatre patrons, and upcoming church class meeting at the First Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Johnson
G. L. Johnson
Rosston Road
Harold V. Williams
Prescott
John G. Reese
Church of Christ
Art Pickard
Lake Richards
Luel Breeding
Mildred Johnson
Buchanan Drug Company
Hot Springs
Little Rock
First Baptist Sunday School
A. C. Kolb
South Hervey Street
Large Crowds See Horse Feathers at Saenger Theatre
Large crowds attended both matinee and night showings of the Marx brothers film Horse Feathers at the Saenger theatre. Manager S. E. Coffin said the matinee drew an even larger audience than the Sunday night screening. The film featured slapstick humor and silly antics with the final showing scheduled for Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger Theatre
S. E. Coffin
Hospital Notes From Local Hospitals
H C Sampson of Blevins broke an arm and was treated at Josephine hospital Sunday night. B D Mitchell of Columbus underwent a major operation at Josephine hospital Monday morning. Mary Katherine Barhan of Patmos Route Two had surgery at Julia Chester hospital Saturday night, condition satisfactory Monday. Andy Hamilton of Hope Route Four was admitted to Julia Chester hospital Saturday afternoon. Ruby Jones of Hope returned home Sunday after a stay at Julia Chester hospital. W M England of Shower Springs, a Julia Chester patient, shows improvement after several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Sampson
P. O. Sampson
Blevins
Josephine Hospital
B. D. Mitchell
Columbus
Mary Katherine Barhan
Patmos
Julia Chester Hospital
Andy Hamilton
Hope Route Four
Ruby Jones
Hope
W. M. England
Shower Springs
Local Folks and Homes in Spring Hill Area
Holly Springs Willard Huckabee and Amzie McDowell hosted friends Saturday night. H B Green returns home from Little Rock with improved eyesight. Mr and Mrs Mouser lose their home to fire Thursday morning. Claude Alford returns to Minden after summer with relatives. Mrs Donald Yocom and daughter Juanita travel home to El Dorado after a visit with the Phillips family. Paris Phillips heads to Magnolia for winter school. Essex Starks and Isac Milligan hosts. Otis Butler visits Green home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Huckabee
Spring Hill
Amzie McDowell
H. B. Green
Little Rock
Mabel Clements
Beatrice McDowell
Mouser
Claude Alford
Minden
Donald Yocom
Juanita
el Dorado
E. E. Phillips
Paris Phillips
Magnolia
Local Visitors and Outings Reported in Community Notes
Bright Star Mrs W W Wright and daughter Irene spent Friday with Mrs A L Caudle and children. Oakland singing school attendance noted. Miss Delilah Kalloway visited Miss Jessie Mae Wright. Rufus Crawford from Bodcaw weekended with Mr and Mrs J W Galloway. Jima Wright stayed with W C Rothwell. J B Wright of Rocky Mound visited Wright family. Ebert Osteen and wife of Melrose attended Sunday school and dinner with Caudle family. Hubert Leo and Orville Rosenbaum travel to Hoxie Ark to visit relatives. Gurteen Caudle recovering from illness and glad to be up again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wright
Irene
A. L. Caudle
Oakland
Delilah Kalloway
Jessie Mae Wright
Rufus Crawford
Near Bodcaw
J. W. Galloway
Jima Wright
W. C. Rothwell
Melrose
J B. Wright
Rocky Mound
W. W Wright
E ¥Bert Osteen
This Place
Hubert
Leo
Orville Rosenbaum
Hoxie
Ark
Gurteen Caudle
Local Notices of Visits and Reunions Around Junction City
Parents Mr and Mrs H M Kinard in Junction City visit highlights include Mrs Rufus Williams and daughter Patricia Ann returning from El Dorado. Jean and William Robertson host guests cousins J C Burrows and Miss Muriel and Miss Grace Burrows of Dallas. Reunion at E C Robertson home on Shover Road with Mrs Burrows includes T D Burrows and Dallas, Tex, M R Fletcher and Patrick Henry of Rosepine La, and R C Burrows of Brinkley Ark. Leffel Gentry arrives from Warren for weekend visit. A A Gibson also visiting. Johnson Lovett, now of Prescott, was a Hope visitor Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Williams
Patricia Ann
el Dorado
Jean
William Robertson
J. C. Burrows
Muriel
Grace Burrows
Dallas
E. C. Robertson
Shover Road
Mrs. Burrows
T. D. Burrows
Dallas, Tex
M. R. Fletcher
Patrick Henry
Rosepine
R. C. Burrows
Brinkley, Ark
Miss Avis Woodul Spends Weekend with Irene Camp
Miss Avis Woodul spent the weekend with Miss Irene Camp near Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis Woodul
Miss Irene
Hinton
Cotton Market Report and Local Club Notes
The December cotton market shows demand fair to good with quotes about 60 points lower than Sept 2. Spot cotton sales reached 174,147 bales in the past week while the September 9 price averaged 7.85 cents. Exports to Sept 9 totaled around 665,000 bales. The Weather Bureau cites mostly unfavorable conditions, with dry eastern districts and heavy central western rains. A Department report sets 1932 production at 11.3 million bales, with an 18 percent abandonment and 36.6 million acres remaining for harvest. In other news, Mrs. Henry sang with the program featuring Miss Lillian Newman, and various local club activities and sermons were noted at Hot Springs meetings and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Crop Reporting Board
Club members discuss amendments at B P meeting
The meeting invited attendees to appear and explain amendments. Miss Ashby led, followed by Miss Aurelle Burnsides of El Dorado who spoke on International Relations. Mrs. Lillian Carrigan Routon and Mrs. Tully Henry then appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
W. R. Anderson
Ella Quigg
el Dorado
Lila Ashby
Mae Fentress
Lucille Martin
Little Rock
Chas, Price
Glenwood
Clarice Cannon
Gibbru
Merthyne
Local Personal News From Spring Hill Community
Spring Hill reports births and social visits as residents travel to Hope and Kilgore. A newborn son is announced for Mr and Mrs Elgin, while Genny Atkins and others pass through en route to Hope. Local residents attend church services, visit relatives, and send belated greetings across nearby towns.
Brief exchange between Beryl Henry and Mrs Ellen Patterson
Beryl Henry and Mrs. Ellen Patterson spoke briefly, with a short, courteous exchange noted. No further details or outcomes were provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Henry
Mrs
Ellen Patterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
Sid Henry
Shade
William E. Henley
Nancy Cox
A. H. Pate
F. T. Taylor
East Avenue B
John S Gibson Jr
Jennie McWilliams
Glen Williams
Sophia Purkins
Duval Purkins
Warren
Lula Meadows
Dorothy Strickland
Mina Lee Jones
Nashville
R. L. Gosnell
J R Nelson
Son Howard
Fred King
Waldo
C. W. Weltman
Mabel Heyworth
D. H. Lipscomb
Mrs. B . Acker
Fulton
J. L. Laseter
Donald
Texarkana
Jack Witt
Conway
Hendrix College
Hope Library
J. T. West
S. G. Norton
A . Whitehurst
Mabel Norton
Crossett
Talbot Feild Jr
Sananee
Tenn
The
University of the South
Marx Bros
WERS
Hollywood
Richard DIX
Mary Astor
Dorothy Jordan
Joel McCrea
John L. Wilson
the Saenger
Holly Springs
Essex Starks
Isac Milligan
Otis Butler
H M Kinard
Junction City
Leffel Gentry
A. A. Gibson
Johnson Lovett
Arkansas Federation of Business & Professional Women's Club
Antlers
Elk’s Order of Antlers
Elk’s Lodge
Thompson
Ments
Emory A. Thompson
Lawrence Mitchell
Ned Stewart
Lewisville
Chas. J. Griffith
Fred Duttlinger
W. H. Laubach
Joe Sarlo
C. R. Healey
Victor Ghio
Henry Holman
B. R. McCarley
L. T. Sweeney
C. Frey, Jr
Talbot Feild
Henry Very
Routen
Laseter
Lillian Newman
Hotel Barlow
Lucy Mae Shear
Claudia Kurkendall
Fort Smith
State Educational
Letitia Nash
State Magazine
Winifred Perrie
Shreveport
Margaret Simms McDonald
B. & P. W. Meeting
Seglar
Dorothy Hamilton
John Atkins
Ray Luck
Zella Wade
Boston
League Here
Henry Burns and Son
Harold, Patmos
Ding-Dong
Connie
Vet
Martha
Ol’ Man
Rivah
Chesterfield Radio Program
Columbia Coast-to-Coast Network
Nesterfield
Lasaxrr & Myzxs Tosacco Co
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