A Flower's Prayer and September Garden Club News
A verse on spring and flowers opens this note, followed by local society items. Hope Garden Club resumes in September with Mrs. Sid Henry and Mrs. James L. Jamison at 4 PM at 21 South Main. Neighbors Arthur Claiborne and daughter Arthur Dale visit near Lite We Rock. George Robison heads to Castle Heights in Lebanon Tennessee. Mrs J T Conley returns from Little Rock after a city visit. Circle No. 1 meets at Mrs N W Denty’s with Mrs Lea Robins hosting. Bible study on God’s Nature in Psalms led by Mrs Roy Johnson. ice course served. Jack and Thomas Honeycutt return from a week with Miss Thelma Mitchell in Foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Garden Club
Sid Henry
James L. Jamison
South Main Street
Arthur Claiborne
Arthur Dale
Lite We Rock
Womans Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
N. W. Denty
Lea Robins
Steven
Hattie Penny
Little Rock
Roy Johnson
God
F. N. Porter
T. R. King
Entertainer Vera Van Sickie to headline benefit show
Miss Vera Van Sickie leaves for Arykadelphia to perform at Ouachita College benefit at the city auditorium Friday evening September 15 from 8 40 to 9 30 for the Hope Library. Radio artists Ruby Blevins and company headline. Also notes local church activities and students departing for college.
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Vera van Sickie
Arykadelphia
Ouachita College
Ruby Blevins
City Auditorium
Hope Library
Hope
Stranger's Return Saenger Thursday
Lionel Barrymore Miriam Hopkins star in The Stranger's Return opening at the Saenger Thursday matinee. Franchot Tone leads a romantic drama based on Phil Strong's rural tale State Fair with farm life and bucolic settings shaping a tense, memorable story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Barrymore
Miriam Hopkins
Phil Strong
Miss Hopkins
Barrymore
Death of Blevins merchant Blevins G B Ames at 72
Blevins G B Ames aged 72 longtime Blevins merchant native of Hempstead county died at his home in Blevins September 11 He lived in Blevins the last sixteen years survived by wife two sons Cromer and Chet Ames six daughters and many relatives services held at Blevins Methodist church with George W Warren in charge Burial in Holly Grove cemetery. Many neighbors and relatives noted local comings and goings including visitors from Prescott Russellville and other towns.
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G. B. Ames
Hempstead County
Blevins
Chet Ames
Linsie
Oklo
Cromer Ames
Mercedes
Texas
John Gaines
McCaskill
Joe Eley
Prescott
Budge Bryn
Paul Luce
Smock
Tom Cromer
Pearl Perkins
Arkadelphia
Blevins Methodist Church
George W. Warren
Burian
Holly Grove
Marion Ward
Harry Bonds
Ezra Lee Honea
New Mexico
Arizona
Lela Smith
Russellville
Bryce Taylor
Pyote
Joyce Stephens
Ched McCaskill
Oren Stephens
Ira Brooks
Edgar Bonds
Tucson
Ariz
Joel Chamblee
B. Cox
T. J. Stewart
Charline
Dwight
J. T. Stewart
Suzanne Sage
Mavie Ward
Oren Stephens to Enter University of Arkansas
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Leverett and children and Mrs. Eva McCall visited relatives near Prescott Sunday. Oren Stephens left Monday for Fayetteville where he will enter the University of Arkansas.
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Texas
Oren Stephens
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
C. W. Leverett
Eva McCall
Prescott
Regular services and community notes from Spring Hill
Reverend Williams of Spring Hill filled his regular appointment on Sunday. Sunday school progresses, health concerns noted in the community. Several visitors and hosts, including Miss Muriel Camp with Miss LaFrance Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Parnell Adams, LuEtta Henderson with Miss Maxine Smith, and Gilbert Elledge with Roy Eledge, among others. Families—Elledge, Adams, Simmons, Hamilton, Barr, Rogers, Owens—are recorded with Sunday visits and dinners. A singing school program drew attendees from Shower Springs Saturday night.
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Williams
Spring Hill
Bernard Jones
Muriel Camp
LaFrance Simmons
Parnell Adams
Teddy Camp
LuEtta Henderson
Maxine Smith
Gilbert Elledge
Roy Eledge
George Elledge
R. E. Adams
Herman
Nathan Elledge
Sylvien Adams
Shower Springs
Cathereen Hamilton
Sybel Barr
Lester Cox
Mrs. Rogers
Roy Elledge
Jim
Sam
Arthur Owens
J. D. Smith
Travis Simmons
Horace Elledge
Kenneth Hamilton
East Is Torn by Industrial Row
Industrial strife hit Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey on Wednesday as 10 000 soft coal miners in five southwestern Pennsylvania counties quit over NRA code delays. The National Labor Board was expected to push settlements for 50 000 to 60 000 workers. In Pennsylvania silk industry four Allentown rayon mills would reopen at workers’ requests. In Philadelphia and Camden 2 060 workers at Linton’s Teas were called to strike over wages and hours. North Jersey silk dyers sought 30 hour weeks and 60 to 65 cents an hour. New York saw 25 000 underwear workers in 500 shops and 3 000 cleaners and dyers also on strike.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
NRA
National Labor Board
Allentown Rayon Mills
Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
Linton’s Teetaurants
Hooks Slides and Sill Brausher Headlines Vintage Baseball Buzz
Abbreviated notes recount Connie Mack eyeing George Earnshaw after his record year and valuing him around 25 000. Jim Crowley Fordham coach studies players Piswlock Danowski Pavlicovic Seransky Maniaci Souhig. Bill Terry commands Giants with Hubbell and Verger sidelined for surgery. Hank Grendy praises umpire Bill Kiem as John McGraw debates calls. Babe Ruth to split charity game with Braves and Red Sox. Travis Jackson shines at third in Verger’s absence. Open champion Johnny Goodman trained at Green Brook Montclair before Open win.
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Connie Mack
George Earnshaw
Big George
Mack
Earnshaw
Red Six
Jim Crowley
Fordham’s
Piswlock
Danowski
Pavlicovic
Seransky
Maniaci
Souhig
Notre Dame
Mittery
Bill Terry
Giants
Carl ‘Hubbell
Johnny Verger
Boston
Kiem
Hank Grendy
Braves
Bill Kiem
Bill
John McGrawen
Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Travis Jackson
Verger
Vines
Johnny Goodman
Green Brook
Montclair
N. J
Musical Program at City Hall Friday Night
A Friday night concert at City Hall features Miss Rubye Blevins and her family group Claude, Ken, Hope, Lamar and Francis Blevins. Sponsored by the Hope Library Association, the program offers ballads and instrumental numbers. Two watermelons will be presented by Monts Seed Store and taken to the World's Fair in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubye Blevins
Claude
Ken
Hope
Lamar
Francis Blevins
Eat Atlock
Hope Library Association
Cowboys Billbilly
Monts Seed
Chicago
Pie Supper Planned at Hinton Church This Saturday
A pie and box supper will be held Saturday night at Hinton church with the public invited. Proceeds support church Purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton Church
How the Yankees Got Their Name in Colonial America
The origin of the term Yankees is traced to English settlers and Native American mispronunciation. Early English settlers heard Native speakers say Yengees, which evolved into Yankees as the name was applied to Americans.
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America
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