Fragments From A Hope Arkansas Week in Review
The clipping recalls poetry and observations on daily life, garden aims, and cultural notes. It mentions Will Rogers, Mussolini, and Haile Selassie, plus local social events in Hope Arkansas, church services, bridge groups, and garden planning meetings at the Henry home and with the Clara Lowthorp chapter. It also notes visitors from Henderson and Arkadelphia and a finish with a brief travel note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon MacCrenech
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Will Rogers
Bene
Mussolini
Britain
Mediterranean
Broadway
Arkansas
City Hall
8th Anniversary Saenger Theater Opens Celebration
Dolores Del Rio stars in In Caliente as Saenger marks its 8th birthday with Laurel and Hardy in Bonnie Scotland and other features. The lineup includes Barron Lang William dJan ney Anne Grey and James Finlayson among a starry cast. John Boles shines in Redheads on Parade with songs and dance numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores del Rio
Warners Bros
Mexico
Phil Gravid
Saenger
Bonnie Seatlant
Laurel and Hasly
Dane Lang
William dJanney
Anne Grey
Verran ‘Steele
James Finlayson
David ‘Torrence
Laurel and Hardy
John Boles
Boles
Dixie Lee
Van Sweringens Fight to Recapture Control in Loan
The article argues the Van Sweringen brothers face a massive loan default with $57 million due after interest accrual. It discusses foreclosure risk, possible bids in Vesey Street on September 30, and whether the Vans can regain control by offering securities at fire-sale prices to avoid broader market damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Sweringens
Vesey Street
Securites
Avelian
van Sweringen
Dees Fault
Alleghany Corp
Owaaso
Chesapeake Corp
Missouri-Poe
Otis Stee) Co
Uta Metwe Car Co
Lehigh Valkey Boat Corp
Midland St
Prut
Bonds of Alleghany Corp
Pon Callatural Trust
Alleghary Corp
Cleveland By Co. Con
Phston Co
Nnce
Tt Broughe
Allenheny
Allegheny Corporation
Hanlerque
Morgans
Comien
Hemee
Yao Sweringens
I Morgan
Morgan
Vai Sweringens
Beng Fide
Hiter
Yorsuna
Anota Richmond
First Presbyterian Church Services Urge Attendance
Brewster, minister, reports Sunday school at 45 cents and morning service. No evening service due to pastor’s absence. Bible school attendance rising, target to exceed 100. Morning worship at 12:50 a.m. topic Not A Word. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor at 8:45 in church bungalow. All members urged to attend and welcome to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Smart
Christian Endeavor
Processing Taxes in Sharp Decline Reported
Washington reports a drop in agricultural adjustment taxes for August, nearly matching 1934 levels. Internal Revenue Bureau data show monthly receipts of 229,038,818 dollars, with two months of the fiscal year up one percent from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
Baptist Session for Old Liberty in Hempstead County
The Hempstead County Baptist association plans a two day meeting with Old Liberty Baptist Church two miles south of the Columbus highway on the ok Fulton Washington road. Sessions begin Saturday September 28 at 10 am with sermons, questions on church work, baptism, the Lord’s Supper, Sunday School relations, and mission questions led by local pastors and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Old Liberty Baptist Church
Columbus Highway
Fulton- Washington Road
O'Steen
R. J. Byers
Hope Bobcats Held To No Scoring In Thabel Game
Tootsie Cargile starred with a 25 yard run as Hope rested its speedster. Ponder impressed with kicking and defense, while Stroud and Bright added yardage though fumbles hurt Hope. The Bobcat line defended stoutly, limiting Thabel to one first down. next game at Camden. Starting lineups listed with players including McDaniel, Spears, Bollinger, and Kellie Sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammons
Cargile
Hope
Ponder
Stroud
Bright
Hofb Idabel
Turner Coe Ee Corbell
Anderson Ie Fulsom
Keith Hema
Knapps
Holly
Idysagaganseng
Sutton
Shover Springs Social Notes Feature Local Visits
Local residents shared calls and visits across Shover Springs and nearby towns. Families including McWilliams Reed Walker and Rosston, plus Prescott and Bright Star connections, were noted as spending afternoons and weekends with relatives and friends. A referenced poem style interlude closes the item with a nostalgic Mother Macree verse.
Bright Star and Melrose Home Demonstration Club Minutes
The Bright Star community club met September 17 at Mrs Earl Thompson home with eleven members. The program included a devotional, minutes, and sewing tips. A fall fair is planned for October 21 at the church starting 1 40 PM. The county council meets September 25 at Ozin with many from the club attending. Melrose club met September 17 at 9 AM at Mrs S M Murray’s home. Demonstrations covered bound buttonholes and sewing details. They adjourned to attend Melrose Baptist church progress meeting. A next meeting is October 8 at Mrs Perriman home with a cheese making demo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright Star Community Club
Earl Thompson
Johnnie Thompson
Ditton Boyen
Griffiy
Ozin
Jeandy
Melrose
Melrose Home
G A. m
S. M. Murray
Theodore Roberts Yen
C. P. Zimmerly
Miss Griffin
Melrose Baptist Church
Cotton subsidy plan advances on customs receipts
Washington officials announced that 30 percent of gross customs receipts allotted to the Farm Administration for the 1935 cotton subsidy has been approved by the comptroller general. The payment, not over two cents per pound, reflects the difference between 12 cents and the market price, with total funds likely exceeding 190 million dollars. The secretary of agriculture may decide the subsidy constitutes necessary encouragement under the statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington—(P
Comptroller General
Farm Administration
Congress
Bankhead
Secretary of Agriculture
Transient Camps to Close for New Guests Nationwide
Relief officials announce 595 lodges and camps housing 250000 people will close to future guests. They will be kept for current occupants while newcomers go to local governments or charities. Since 1943 transient relief cost about 70000000, with 122018 individuals and 44284 transient families plus 10445 homeless in their usual communities as of August 15.
Mooney Launches Fight for Liberty
SAN FRANCISCO Califio Tom Mooney testifies in a new phase of his 18 year fight for vindication of the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing. He denies any involvement while attacking two state witnesses. Mooney says he was briefly in the IWW as protest and insists he was convicted for beliefs, not murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Califio
Tom Mooney
Preparedness Bay
Hhaist Savare
Mooney
William Cleary
T Guna
Industrial Workers of the World
Spokane
Wash
Frank P. Walsh
New York
Cleary
Economic Indicators Show Growth in 1934 Versus 1993
Business activity rises with construction contracts up 157 percent and automobile production up 213 percent. Imports gain 69 percent and exports 58 percent, with other gains noted. National income reaches 5 billion dollars. Net demand deposits total 5.3 billion dollars higher in July 1995 than March 1933.
Local family visits and funeral attendees reported
Washington Mr and Mrs Sam Dudley of Kilgore Texas visited relatives here Saturday. Mr and Mrs Leroy Head and children of El Dorado were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Dutch Watkins. Mrs W R Pruitt and several Misses attended the George Bowden funeral in Hope Sunday. Mrs J L Booker hosted her mother Mrs Ruth Shaddox at Mr and Mrs Ben Smith of Nashville. Mr and Mrs Luther Caudle and family of Bodean visited Mr and Mrs J R Card Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alten Walker
Thomas
J. W. McWilliams
Lester Day
Ds. Reed
Charles Rogers
J. Phillips
Heed
C. E. Roming
Prescott
Milton Caudle
Grady Reeve
Reece
Green Dudney
Bright Star
Sayfared Dudney
Jodn Reyes
J. W. McWillams
Allen Walker
Luther Ellis
J. W.W
Meryl.liams
Charles B. Rogers
Hoyett Laseter
Merrell Hucklebee
T. L. Jackson
Mr Jackson
Near Hope
Gifford Byers
Eula Gilbert
Near
Fulton
Hugh Laseter
Wash
Shreveport
Sam Dudley
Kilgore
Texas
Leroy Head
el Dorado
Dutch Watkins
W. R. Pruitt
Margaret Pruitt
Joella Gold
Vivian Beck
Lucille Hulsey
Woodrow Parsons
George Bowden
Hope
J. L. Booker
Ruth Shaddox
Ben Smith
Nashville
Luther Caudle
Bodean
J. R. Card
Antioch Community Notes On Sunday Singing And Moves
A large crowd enjoyed Sunday songs at Antioch with dinner and praise. News of families moving to Waterloo and Net, Mr Mahon at the rooting factory, wish them luck. Several members attended a funeral service for hours Almon, Mrs Méhon praised, church activities noted as pastor Presley fulfilled his appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mohoh
Waterloo
Mahon
Jim Hill
Net
John Méhon
Peeks and
Laneburg
Bro
Presley
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Hope Garten Eauly
AL Henry
Division Street
K. G. McRae
Sid Henry
D. B. Thompson
A. Henry
Thompson
Sid Neary
Franke Drake
Margery Byers
Henderson
Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Thos. Kinser
South Main Street
R. V. Herndon
Sid Bundy
Gome
Aveta Porterfield
Henderson’ State Teachers College
Clara Lowthorp
C. of
C. S. Lowthorp
South Elm Street
Evelyn Briant
Katherine Lane
Lawthorp
U. D.C
Bool
Leonard Elis
JL. Powell
Fort Worth
Stouston
Galveston
TOM. Kinser
Olivey
Pan
Yrat
Hall Bros
John P. Cox Drug Co
Saenger Theater
Caliente
Laurel & Hardy
Tata
First Presbyterian Church
Brewster
OUR Lady OF Goon
Guy D. Holt
Baptist Session
Old Liberty
Hempstead County Association
Hempstead County Baritist Association
W. H. Stingley
EB. M. Tyeeer
Bros
Homer ,Henry
G. W. Rister
Hollis Purelle
L. R. Sanuel
Tootsie Cargile
Shover
Mother Macree
McCarl Okeh
Diamond Cafe
Wa Te Nn
Harry W. Shiver
Mooney Launches
Fight For Liberty
Antioch
Charlie, Pate
C. P
Holland
Home Ice Company
Fresh Sea Foods
New Orleans
Pete
Arthur Swanke
Myr
Sun & Mon
Pat O'Brien
Leo Carrillo
Edward Everett Horton
Glenda Farrell
Mat Tuer
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