Three Fears to Fear and Network of Local Guests
Busy Friday in Nashville and Hope features social visits from Miss Jean Young and Katherine Jackson of Arkadelphia, plus arrivals of El Dorado and Shreveport guests. Faculty changes at Hope High and city events include Loyalty Day observances, PTA meetings, and gatherings at Hotel Barlow with a round table of young hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Virginia Stuart
Martha Jean Winburn
Arkadelphia
City
Hope High School
Miss Winburn
Thos. Kinser
South Main Street
Miss Stuart
J. T. West
Division Street
Barlow
Beryl Henry
Katherine Jackson
Roy Stephenson
Ruth Taylor
Margaret Bell
Bible Study and Services Promised at Local Church
The notice invites attendance for a Bible study on Sunday morning at 10 oclock with preaching at 11 a m and 7 45 p m. Morning sermon is titled A Great Failure and the evening sermon Nacchaeus Up a Sycamore Tree. All are welcome to attend.
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Oelock
Nacchaeus
First Christian Church Sunday School Work Emphasized
C F Erwin Sunday School Superintendent notes Beach class progress and urges renewed Bible school effort as hot weather ends. Communion services to be held at the close of the Sunday school hour.
First Presbyterian Church Morning Services and Week Events
W R Anderson D D leads 9 45 a m Sunday school in departments and 11 a m morning worship on The Mission of the Church. 5 p m vesper service on Sign Boards which suggest Lessons for Living. 6 p m Young People's Society meets. 4 p m Monday Ladies Auxiliary Loyal ty Week. Free will offering for Orphan's Home. 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting.
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Young People’s Society
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Orphan's Home
Women of Texarkana join Hope for Garden Club kickoff
Mrs. Clifford B. Wood, organizer of the Monticello Garden Club, and Texarkana Garden Club members will meet Hope residents at 2 p.m. Tuesday, September 20, in the city hall auditorium to help organize a Garden Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford B. Wood
Monticello
Vesper Service at Presbyterian Church This Sunday
Sunday at 5 o clock in the afternoon the Presbyterian Church conducts a vesper service. The program includes hymns, scripture reading Joshua 4:1 7, an anthem The Day Is Closing and a sermon titled Sign Boards Which Suggest Lessons for Living.
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Vesper Service Presbyterian Church
Storks blank Okay Friday in 1 0 victory
Carroll Schooley pitched the Hope Storks to a 1 to 0 win over Okay at Okay Friday afternoon. He allowed two hits and struck out several batters while Messer drove in the lone run with a second inning single after C Schooley stole second. The win ties the series and sets a Sunday playoff at Fairpark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Schooley
Hope Storks
Okay
Schooley
Fairpark
Hope
C. Schooley
Messer
Dialogues of playful quips from a family scene
A rustic exchange features Sambo and Rastus cracking jokes about worms in apples and eating apples with worms fleeing, followed by Grandma commenting on spanking an eighteen year old and Grandson joking that it’s fun.
Love Me Tonight Opens Sunday at Saenger Theater
Maurice Chevalier stars in Love Me Tonight arriving at the Saenger theater Sunday with Jeanette MacDonald co leading. Chevalier has left for a Cannes home vacation after completing work on the film and will remain until fall. A French language version was made alongside the English one to be shown.
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Maurice Chevalier
Rouben Mamoulian
Saenger Theater
America
Cannes
France
Chevalier
Hollywood
Jeanette MacDonald
Charlie Ruggles
Charles Butterworth
Myrna Loy
Illness and Fire Strikes Sutton Area
The report notes Mr and Mrs Wil lie Lambert’s son is seriously ill with blood poisoning. Mt Moriah resident Wilburn Mitchell visited Fulton. Muriel and Margaret Erwin stayed in Prescott. Jim Franks visited Sutton from Prescott. Mrs Cavet of Dallas spent time with Mrs Vera Easterling. Hanse Jackson’s home near Sutton burned down Wednesday night.
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Willie Lambert
Wilburn Mitchell
Mt. Moriah
Fulton
Muriel
Margaret Erwin
Prescott
Jim Franks
Sutton
Cavet
Dallas
Texas
Vera Easterling
Hanse Jackson
Kiwanians Plan Hot Springs Inter-Club Meet
Division No. 7 Kiwanis clubs from Arkansas will gather in Hot Springs for an inter-club meeting and ladies night with a chicken barbecue and dance at Gilliam’s Landing on Lake Hamilton. Lt. Gov. Dr. George F Jackson will lead the event, with song leaders and talks from Hot Springs and other clubs. Police details, transportation by bus, and lake cruises are planned.
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Missouri-Kansas- Kiwanis
Arkansas
Lonoke
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Hope
George F. Jackson
Hot Springs
Gilliams Landing
Lake Hamilton
Jackson
O. H. King
Vern Ledgerwood
Jack Ranier
Scott Hamilton
Heat Not Stop Burglar Hearing in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City a preliminary examination for 22 year old William Connell on a third degree burglary charge was moved from the overheated courtroom to the front yard under shade trees after attorneys and spectators wilted in the heat.
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Salt Lake City
Justice of the Peace
Herman Gygi
William Connell
Justice Gygi
Nebraska barbers thrive as facial hair rules loosen
The article notes changes in beard regulation, with the previous mood about whiskers fading. Hair grooming remains popular across northeastern Nebraska as barbers and beauty parlors stay busy trimming and dyeing new growth, despite shifting standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Norfolk
St Mary May Bid For National Title
Galloping Gaels of St Mary’s plan a bold 1932 football campaign on a national stage. Coach Slip Madigan fielding 65 players from a student body of 800, aiming to surpass the 1931 eight win two loss mark. The schedule includes California and Fordham, Oregon, Alabama with a late November clash in New York.
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Associated Press
Moraga
Cal
Gaels
St. Mary’s
Western College
Southern California
University of California
Southern Methodist
Edward
St Mary’s Embraces Rockne Style For Tough Pacific Coast Quest
Madigan foresees a big season for the small school 15 miles from anywhere and vows accountability if expectations aren’t met. St Mary’s targets top opponents including UCLA Bruins while relying on veterans and a line averaging 195 to 198 pounds led by Angel Brovelli who shifts to right half with many capable candidates for backfield roles.
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Notre Dame
Jess Harper
Knute Rockne
St. Mary's
Rockne
Pacific Coast
Angel Brovelli
Fordham
Jets Around Shower Farms Harvesting Peak Weather
Farmers in the vicinity take advantage of clear weather to harvest cotton peas and corn. Harlen Sanders dies in a car accident near Centerville. Funeral services held Sunday at Oak Grove. Mable Geneva Rogers visit Mary and Brookie Nell Rogers. Bearden family and Glendon stop by Sanford home Monday.
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Oak Grove
Harlen Sanders
Centerville
Mable
Geneva Rogers
Mary
Brookie Nell Rogers
Geneva
Henry G. Bearden
Glendon
H. B. Sanford
Local Farm Life Notes From Hope And Surroundings
Syrup making remains a key farm industry with Harold Sanford hauling gum timber to Hope. A flood of visitors and family news follows, including Rogers, Sanford, Otwell, and Derby households sharing calls and weekends. Chicago stockyards report rising meat purchases hinting at broader prosperity.
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Harold Sanford
Hope
Mattie Rogers
May Otwell
Howard Reece
Harmon Sanford
Sedie Rogers
Orwell
Adell Sanford
Doyle Rogers
Howard
Chancellor Sanford
George Crews
Katie Crews
H. B. Sanford
Silks Sanford
Winston Cobb
Jett Rogers
Parker
Jim
Jack
Helena
Jack Rogers
el Dorado
Pool
Bodcaw
Milton Caudle
Milton Arnold
Edger Mitchell
Carl Arnold
Milton Rogers
P. P. Orwell
Minor Todd
Monroe Derby
Chicago
Indian entrants win big in British classic
Four horses entered by the Aga Khan, Indian potentate, filled places one, two, four, and five in a recent British classic. The remark about Indian owners hints at the era’s racial sentiment in racing circles.
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Society News Telephone
Edgar A. Guest
C. F. Hall
Willia Bry
Nashville
Jean Young
Shreveport
Arkadel
Carolyn Hamilton
R. W. Bayless Don
Courtney White
Batesville
White
Isas College
Kenneth Hamilton
Jon Hughes
Iss Iris Bailey
Magnolia A
Mrs
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Dr. Luck
Ornoon
C. M. Johnson
the Johnson
W. F. Reaves
Laura Lee
W. N. Whitten
Evelyn Odcock
Min
Eral Springs
K. G. McRae Sr
Glennie Graham
Jane
Englewood
N. J
Martin, Tenn
Brookwood
Elise Reid
Delight
S. R. Young
South Pine Street
Otis Park
Lou White
This City
Tom Park
McKamie
T. A. Momble
Austin, Tex
University of Texas
E. M. McCoy
Loraine
Oklahoma Points
D. T. Chamberlain
D. T. Chamberlain Sr
Genie Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Old Hope
Tommie
Nickel Plate Railroad Company
City Council of Parent Teachers Associations
First Presbyterian Church
St. Marks Church
C. C. Spragins
Hervey Street
Rebekah Norton
Mrs. S. G. Norton
Tully Henry
Nell Williams
Jett Williams
Rosston Highway
Dulcie Dee Compton
Virginia Onstead
Catherine Franks
Evelyn Brian
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Katherine Mae Simms
Marjorie Waddle
Bill Boyd
Fred Kohler
Hobart Bosworth
Ginger Rogers
Albert Rogell
Uae
Ethel
CHES
the Church OF Christ
John G. Reese
First Christian Church
C. F. Erwin
S. S. Supt
W. R. Anderson
D.D
Storks
Saenger
St. Mary May
Madigan
Gael
R. J. Newland
Laufer
Que
Bainbridge
Cleveland Vendre
Joe Dreyer
DGE
Jocke
Dreyer
JonnIe
Warson
Fnrplay- Mah
Trey
Clude
University of California At Los Angeles Bruins
Meadows-Draughon
College
Geo. A. Meadows
B. Acets
Majestic Building
Shreveport, Louisiana
Luck’s Service Station
Third and
Walnut Street
Old Loreco Station
Hollis Luck, Fred Luck
Charles Routon
Cotton Oil Company
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