Camden social news and community notices in Miss
Benjamin Haynes spent Thursday visiting friends in Camden. Miss Mary Agnes Redwine enjoyed a tacky costume party at her South Main home Wednesday evening with prizes for best outfits. The Sub-deb Club met at Miss Nel Helms’ house for bridge and a salad plate afterward. Several local residents were noted visiting relatives, attending funerals, or planning events at the cemetery association meeting on Friday afternoon. Prolific radio entertainers Miss Ruby Bleving and company perform at the city auditorium to aid the Hope Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Agnes Redwine
South Main Street
W. Harper
Marian Hyumunt
Nel Helms
South Elm Street
Boris and
Minette
Zilpha Keith
Rutha Mouser
Alice Mae Waddle
Gilpha Keith
Ruby Bleving
City Auditorium
Hope Library
Separate Trials Sought in Oklahoma Kidnap Case
Oklahoma City petitions seek separate trials for Harvey Bailey and Tibert L. Bates in the $200,000 Charles F. Arachel kidnapping case. Attorney James H. Mathers argues indictments are improperly drawn and Judge Edgar S. Vaught may rule on Thursday. Other suspects in the case include Mr and Mrs R G Shannon and Armond Shannon. Trial of five defendants in jail and seven Minneapolis and St Paul men who allegedly had ransom money is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Harvey Bailey
Tibert L. Bates
Charles F. Arachel
James H. Mathers
Mathers
Edgar S. Vaught
R. G. Shannon
Armond Shannon
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Local Social Roundup at Shower Springs
Hinton Preaching drew a large Sunday crowd while residents Mich Lillie Hamilton and A.B. Jones were listed as sick. Several neighbors shared visits and meals including Miss Marel Camp with La France Simmons and Miss Luther Henderson with Ora and Maxine Smith. A pie supper to fund a piano was announced for September 16 with attendees asked to bring a pie and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
This Place
Lillie Hamilton
Marel Camp
la France Simmons
Lesly Formby
J. C. Gibson
Luther Henderson
Ora
Maxine Smith
Teddy Camp
Edd Adams
Tommie Gibson
Albert Smith
Shower Springs
Glennie McCoy
Lewisville
Lester Cox
EB. E. Whellington
A.B. Jones
John T. Smith
Hope
How One Woman Lost 20 Lbs Of Fat
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe fat reducer. It promises weight loss of pounds in 30 days by taking half a teaspoon daily with hot water, plus dietary reductions in pastry fatty meats and cream. It urges weighing weekly and purchasing a four week bottle from any druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Build Up that Skinny Child with Grove's Tonic Ad
An advertisement urges parents to bolster underweight children using Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic containing iron and quinine. It claims the tonic builds red blood, restores appetite, and increases energy, presenting it as a time proven, harmless family medicine available at the local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Adv
Crouton Craft From Stale Bread For Cream Soups
A vintage guide explains turning stale bread into Melba chips and croutons to accompany cream soups. It covers cutting, baking, fry methods, and bread selection, noting texture, crust removal, and serving styles for luncheons and dinners.
Toast Sticks and Croutons Served with Soup Traditions
The article explains croutons should be added to soup and eaten from the plate, forming part of the dish, while toast sticks are toasted bread strips served unbuttered. Diners butter sticks if they wish, but do not dip them into the soup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Van Riper Mill Sold to Gunter Bros in Texas
Van Riper saw mill, 12 miles northwest of Hope, was sold to Gunter Bros of Danger field Texas announced by Mr. Van Riper. The sale amount was not disclosed. Van Riper operated the mill nearly 12 years and will devote time to farming and other business. The new owners may operate at the present site or merge with a new mill on the old McNeiland Columbus road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar. van Riper
Hope
Gunter Bros
Dangerfield
Texas
van Riper
McNei
Columbus Road
People and visits noted around Columbus area
A string of social visits and guest appearances unfolds in Columbus with H H Darnall Amarillo visitors J S Wilson Birmingham and Korea connections. Ed Shepperson Lewisville Nolin Rushing Longview T W Merryman Minden and others stop by or host gatherings. Also mentions Hope Shreveport Beaufort and BeauMont ties and notes New York Public Library ranking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Darnall
Amarillo
Texas
J. S. Wilson
John
Birmingham
Ala
Ed Shepperson
Lewisville
Nolin Rushing
Longview
T. W. Merryman
Minden
Jim Wilson
Robert Wilson
Manton Wilson
Korea
J. 5
Wilson
David Wilson
Herbert Darnall
Hi Darnall
John Wilson
H. Smith
William Gilbert
Shreveport
J. R. Autrey
C. Stuart
C. R. White
E. J. Shepperton
Hope
K. G. Dudney
I. L. Johnson
Mattie Rider
Beaumont
Local residents and visitors share weekend, weekday travel
Emmet Snell heads Sunday to Magnolia A and M College. Mrs. Mouser of Conroe visits friends. Billy Thompson of Detroit stays with aunt Mrs. Beaty. D S Jordan attends Eastern Star in Camden. Baptist church adds 40 members. Horace Martindale leaves for Texas and Ralph Wiggins visits from Little Rock. Lucy Cheney and daughter attend Sunday School. Daisy Pankey returns after Arkadelphia visit. P C Stephens and Blevins relatives host visits. Bob Wylie returns from Memphis visit. Legley of Adeline and Segler of Texarkana visit. Lee Measles moves to town. he is principal. Magdalene and Fay Hood visit Blevins. Shreveport guests Hayden family visit Pankey home. George Bridges and family visit from Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Snell
Magnolia
Magnolia A. & M. College
Willard Mouser
Conroe
Texas
Billy Thompson
Detroit
Mich
E. W. Beaty
D. S. Jordan
Camden
Horace Martindale
Ralph Wiggins
Little Rock
Lucy Cheney
Prescott
Baptist Church
Daisy Pankey
George Townsend
Arkadelphia
D. A. Washburn
Longview
Dave Snell
M. F. Smith and Sons
Springhill la
Bob Wylie
Harvey Shauver
Memphis
Tenn
Lawrence Legley
Adeline
Mose Segler
Texarkana
Lee Measles
Whelen Springs
Measles
Magdalene
Fay Hood
Blevins
P. C. Stephens
Jack Hayden
Margaret
Ruth
Shreveport
H. B. Thomas
Rodessa
Herman Branton
Anna Dell Reynolds
Wilma Blanch Henry
Hope
Magdalene Hood
George Bridges
Social Notes From Battlefield And Nearby Families
Battlefield families hosted and visited over the weekend with Holm Grove and Brad ley connections. Bundled updates include births with Helen Marie christened to Rennie and wife, and Atkins returning to Sellous Atkins.
Local visits span towns after extended family visits
After extended visits with their parents at Saratoga Mr and Mrs T G McBay left last Sunday for Fulton to visit a while. Mrs W J Beard returned home last Sunday from El Dorado after an extended visit with her daughter. She was accompanied home by her daughter Mrs Hansel. Rogers and Mr Rogers and children, . Miss Helen Ruth Whatley from Hope visited her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Milan Whatley, recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
T. G. McBay
Fulton
W. J. Beard
el Dorado
Hansel. Rogers
Rogers
Helen Ruth Whatley
Hope
Milan Whatley
Harvest News And Local Visits In The Community
The note recounts strong crop gathering weather and healthy communal conditions. Harold Sanford and family visited Hamp Huett near Patmos. Mrs Huett’s health improves. Mavis and Glorian Aslin visit Hope with grandparents Tom and Mrs Beard for a Church of Christ revival. Henry Bearden travels to Mayo Bros in Rochester for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sanford
Hamp Huetts
Patmos
Gea Karber
Centerville
Louis Richardson
Henry Bearden
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Minn
Local Notices and Family Gatherings Across Shower Springs
Fragmented text reports on a series of family visits and social events around Shower Springs. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sanford and kin, birthday celebration at a Sanford home, and several neighbors visiting. Also notes a facial injury at Mrs. George Jordy's home and a preaching schedule hint for Shower.
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Mane
bin Henar
Benjamin Haynes
Paul Cornelius
Tommie Park
Ida Carlton of
McKamie
R. R. Cornelius
Tully Henry
Joe Bland
Lucian Monroe
Marion Monroe
Kilgore
Mr. Monroe
Springhill
Leto Becker
Vernon Lee
W. W. Aubushion
St. Louis
Becker
L. €. Becker
Cornelia Whitehurst
First Methodist Sunday School
Fair Park
The
Cemetery Association
Ralph Routon
Lenora Routon
William Routon
T. S. McDavitt
Jimmie Harbin
Conway
Hendrix College
Frank Fickel
Brewton, Aln
Janes
Miriam Hopkins
Lionel Barrymore
Franchot One
Stuart Erwin
Ission Barbecue Inn
Elson Huckins
U. S. Court
Bailey. Bates
Hinton
Florida
West Palm Beach
van Riper Mill
Columbus
New York
Emmet
R. T. Hembree
Holly Grove
Ben Wilsot
Bud Hunt
Bradley, Ark
B. W. Springs Jr
Luther Ashbrook
Nashville
Rennie Atkins
Helen Marie
Sellous Atkins
Ce Fy
Texarkana Falstaff Corp
Lstaff
Qpape Maak Res
Front Street
Jim Eggrin
O'Neal
Neal
Dottie Bearden
J. i. Ore
Joed Byer
H. B. Sanford
Wade E. O'Neal
Horakd Sanford
Willis Cobb
Silas Sanford
Darleen
Ree O. Gray
Bonnie
Helen Crews
Sanford
George Jordy
Lth
Sidney E. Huff
Quincy
Til
Esike
Bavean
Folger's
V. Stephenson Grocery and Market
Ford
Ancrica
Hope Auto Co
Ford Sales and Service
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