Local Society Notes and Visits Across Town
Mrs. Arch Cannon and Miss Ida Mae Cannon visited relatives in Shreveport. Miss Leah Middlebrooks of Nacogdoches Texas stays with her grandparents T A Middlebrooks. Womans Missionary Society met at First Baptist Church with 24 members. WCTU plans September meeting at First Methodist led by Mrs D B Thompson. Mrs A L King and children Milred and Carlton returned from Fulton and Texarkana. Steve Atkins to attend Kentucky Military Institute. Mrs Eugene White and daughter visited Shreveport. Circle No 4 of Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs L M Line’s home with program on Hebrews and Sabbath School relations. ice course served. George W Robinson leaving for Castle Heights Military Academy Lebanon Tennessee. Mrs Crit Stuart and Mrs Davis shopping in city. Mr and Mrs Jesse Brown visiting Mena with daughter Clarice. Mrs R A Boyett and P D Smith visit Capt R A Boyett in Dallas. Born to Mr and Mrs W A Shepherd a son on September 13 weighing eight pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Anna Likens
First Presbyterian Church
L. M. Line
East Second Street
Paul Kizer
Hattie Penny
Eugene White
Hospital Notes From Josephine Hospital
Mrs. W L Granger of Waldo underwent an operation at Josephine hospital Tuesday afternoon. Miss Emma York of McCaskill is quite ill at Josephine hospital. Mrs J A Peters of Belton underwent an operation at Josephine hospital Wednesday morning. Mrs Ocie Knighton of Stamps is a patient at Josephine hospital. Mrs Otss Robins of Ozan under Dr A J Souter of Waldo accompanied a patient to Josephine hospital Tuesday. Miss Thelma Roberson RN of Texarkana is on duty at Josephine hospital. Dr and Mrs J E Gentry of McCaskill were callers at Josephine hospital Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W A Sheppard of Smiling Service Station are the parents of a son born Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Granger
Waldo
Josephine Hospital
Emma York
McCaskill
J. A. Peters
Belton
Ocie Knighton
Stamps
Josephine Hospial
Otss Robins
Ozan
A. J. Souter
Thelma Roberson
R. N
Texarkana
J. E. Gentry
W. A. Sheppard
Smiling Service Station
Picture Program Brings First Viewing of Completed Movie
The station and crowd welcomed Mr. Ware as the completed film premiered with the Studio Station String Band performing. Attendance included local residents and officials such as postmaster J. A. Davis and Roy Anderson. Subsequent showings were planned at New Hope church Liberty Hill school house and Riley Lewallen’s lawn in Green Laseter community.
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Experiment Station
Harold Robberts
Erwin Oglesby
Wm. Granville
Ruell Bright
Mr. Ware
Sam Cameron
G. W. Ware
Ware
Willis Thompson
Bright Star
Liberty Hill
Riley Lewallen
Green Laseter
Union Grove
Oakland
Campaign Turns From Individuals
The AP notes a shift in the campaign from personal attacks toward broader policy discussion. Democratic spokesmen speak less against President Hoover and Republicans avoid ridiculing Governor Roosevelt. The reason for the change is unclear, with theories ranging from audience fatigue to shifting interests.
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Associated Press
Hoover
Roosevelt
Sideglances on campaigns past and future in three key issues
George Clark reflects on his western trip emphasizing farm relief, the power issue, and railroad plight while avoiding his Republican opponent. Hoover will share views on similar topics, backed by Republican speakers. Coolidge lauds Republican victory in a Saturday Evening Post piece, omitting Democrats. The piece notes less name calling and questions voter independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Coolidge
Saturday Evening Post
Frances Drake Named President of Association
Frances Drake of Hope was named president of the Magnolia A. and M. College Young Women's Christian Association at the first meeting last week. Lucile Galloway of Stamps was named vice president with Mary Matthews and Zona Poole unable to return. Hallie Mae Terry of Hatfield is secretary and Edna Monzingo sponsor. Plans for installation services are under way with a date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Drake
Hope
Lucile Galloway
Stamps
Magnolia A. & M. College Young Women's Christian Association
Mary Matthews
Zona Poole
Horatio
Hallie Mae Terry
Hatfield
Edna Monzingo
Tan skin protects against ultraviolet rays says Smithsonian
The Smithsonian Institution reports that suntan is natures own protection from ultraviolet rays. A tan appears when the skin has absorbed enough ultraviolet rays, indicating the body has received sufficient exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Deep currents shape 1932 politics beyond party lines
Four years into the campaign era both sides avoided the religious issue publicly while rank and file debate ran hot. Personal antagonism toward Hoover and distrust of Roosevelt run deep in certain elements, making a reliable measure of public sentiment elusive as October nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
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Society News
Sid Henry
Shakespeare
Arch Cannon
Ida Mae Cannon
Shreveport
Leah Middlebrooks
Nacadoches, Tex
Mrs
T. A. Middlebrooks
Womans Christian Temperance Union
First Methodist Church
D. B. Thompson
A. L. King
Mildred
Carlton
Fulton and
Steve Atkins
Lyndon, Ky
Kentucky Military Institute
Martha
George W. Robinson
Lebanon, Tenn
Castle Heights Military Academy
Crit Stuart
Mrs. Davis
City
Jesse Brown
Clarice
Audrey McAdams
Mena
R. A. Boyett
P. D. Smith
Dallas, Tex
W. A. Shepherd
Richard DIX
Bankhead Cooper
Devil Deep
Pennsylvania
Wilkersop Oil Co
Hope, Ark. Elm
George Clark
Oxfords
Ladies New Fall Footwear
Kid
Browntt Shoe Store
West Second Oat
Jersey
Robison’s
Stam
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Prescott
Nashville
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