Society notes and family updates from Hope column
A society page itemizes visitors and departures including Miss Hattie Richardson’s aunt attending John W. Richardson’s funeral in Oglesby. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Clavie Fobasan’s return to Washington City after visits in Hope and ElVerado, and Mr David Ruffin Boyett of Dallas visiting his grandparents.
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David Ruffin Boyett
Dallas
Tess
A. Boyett
Thompson
Progley Mill
Little Son
Eiderate
Mes
Saunders
Hattir Richardson
Brineiyal
Oglesby
Coe Jlives
Hope
Washington
ElWerado
Clavie Fobasan
Washington City
Melainl Sought by Brooklyn Professionals
MeL is sought by Brooklyn professionals as Parker, their current backfield star, returns to form in a season highlight. The message notes several backfield players and mentions a shift in the lineup amid ongoing team efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AU -Atnwediegs
Clarenes
Parker
Blevins Schools Set To Open On Monday
The Blevins school system plans to open Monday with nine school buses serving about 800 students daily. The district lists 1940 faculty including Superintendent A. Wotherington, principal May Power, and staff across Blevins High, Elementary and vocational programs. The planned event will be held at the Helsins Und School building.
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Blevins
Sopheober
Sehioa
Ares A. Wotherington
May Power
Blevins High School
Ie Minter
Agah
Eisio Heil
Lt. Brown
S. V. Benson
Clyde Martin
Bleving
Low Snentary
Paul Henley
Bassin
Margaret Gray
Ethel Gayle
Pieban Scolt
Wartun Nesbitt
Blevins Elementa Teachoey
Hazel Gully
Chiften Mets
Primcipal
Metestsill
le Heiph Sebook
Wondrow Genter, Jr
Poacher
Nell Henry
MeGnskill
Fenehur
Kae
Kelly
McCaskill
Denehon
Sanders Moses
Elu- Aou Y Gicher
AL Maculty
Aeetin
Will Das
He Helsins Und Schoo
Buildi
Theater contest at Saenger Theatre prompts costumes
Enter the Wavait of Ox contest at the Saenger Theatre lobby on Saturday afternoon at 2. Participants must be twelve or older and disguise as one of five principal Aiur characters. First prize is a five dollar bill with other prizes including passes to the Saengiey.
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Saenger
Secon
Saengiey
Alljonneed
Pyiday
Star
Hope Melon 100 Pound Watermelon Arrives in Idaho
Arkansas farmer EP McFaddin sent a 110 pound watermelon to Idaho Governor C A Bottolfsen as part of a friendly wager. The governor promised a 100 pound Idaho potato in return, with onions included. The tale appears in Boise and Idaho Falls clippings, noting state pride in large produce and humorous exchanges between states.
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McFaddin
Idaho
EF. McFadilin
Hope
C. A. Bottolfsen
Mr. McFaddin
McFadldin
Boise
Tom
Arkansas
Howard Simpson
Pinan
Mr. & B. Kelly
Cald
Yuilar
Monis Seed Store
Goveernor
Iowa
Post-Register
Idaho Falls
Gov
Sernor C. A. Bottolfsen
Edward F. McFaddin
Hope, Ark
Rotary International
Rotary
Bortolfsen
Daho
Ark
Canhey
EP. McFaddin
Football openers and bus meeting in September notes
The report notes football prospects bright with two losses from last year and new material to fill gaps. Bus drivers will meet on Saturday September 11 at 1 p.m. The opening game at Blevins is set with Amity on September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturady
Blevins
Amity
Hamill Returns from General Council to Lead Hope Tabernacle
Rev James E Hamill pastor of Hope Gospel Tabernacle will preach Sunday on A Good Appetite and Sunday night on Distribing Public Worship He will report on the General Council meeting in Springfield Mo where constructive policies for missions new Sunday Schools and new churches were adopted The council grew to over 250000 members in the United States and Roosevelt was urged to keep the nation neutral in Europe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
James E. Hamill
Springfield
Aneniversary General Council
Assemblies of God
Tabernacle
Hamill
General Council
Assembly of God
Arkansas
First General Council
Hot Springs
Ark
Genera Council
U.S. A
Mblies of God
Winter wardrobe care for hats and dresses from Arkansas expert
Mrs Ida A Fenton University of Arkansas College of Agriculture advises careful cleaning and blocking of last winter hats and dresses. She endorses carbon tetrachloride as a top dry cleaning solvent and notes hats should be cleaned in a well ventilated space with two bowls for dipping and shape changes made before cleaning.
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Earlly
Arnold
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Anc
Ida A. Fenton
Fenton
Canfield and the hidden glamour of New York gambling
A reflective look at old New York gambling dens run by Richard A. Canfield and other figures. The piece contrasts elite casino life with law enforcement raids, describing Canfield’s opulent Manhattan, Saratoga, and Newport locations, famed patrons like John W. Gates, and the paradox of a man who could discuss art and finance yet could not gamble himself.
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New York
Law
Richard A. Canfield
Connoisseur
Mine of
Old New York
Willian Travers Jerome
Dewey
Canfield
East Forty-Fourth Street
Manhattan
Saratoga
Newport
Canfield's
Mumihed
Gates
New York Age
Suvery
Wiring advances favor flush wall outlets over lels
The piece notes that lels are rarely used in current wiring while flush wall outlets that accept brass plug prongs are preferred for modern electrical work.
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