Closing of Main street home ends Haynes era
Yesterday marked the closing of one of Main street’s oldest homes as the Haynes family history there ended. Mr C F Routes and Mrs L E Singleton moved into new houses on East Second Street and the old Haynes residence was vacated, ending continuous residence on Main street since Hope’s village days. Neighbors commend the family as they relocate to a new neighborhood.
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Main Street
W. BP. Singleton
Singleton
Haynes
Hope
Naturai
Local Notes and Wedding Announcements from Greenswood Area
Ebert Dearmin and son Jack Billy Drake and George Sartre of Greenswood and Robert Conn of Indianapolis visited Mrs. Evelyn Yeager and relatives. Mrs Pete Brown recovering from appendicitis at Julia Chester hospital. Ian Williams Sr. of Sheriin visited by TR Williams and Mrs Williams. Circle No 2 WM A First Baptist met for Mission Study hosted by Mrs Gus Haynes with ten members. Miss Wyble Wimberly attended Camden as a Wednesday visitor. Mrs R A Boyett visited Dallas with P D Smith and Ruffin Boyett. W M U circles met at Mrs W R HamIl’s home with fifteen members. S B Cook spoke on Yields of the Golden Year. Ice course served. Wedding announced for Miss Lottie Williams to David Womack of Malvern. They will reside in Malvern. Womack with Sturgus Lumber Co.
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Banner
Ebert Dearmin
Jack
Billy Drake
George Sartre
Greenswood, Ind
Robert Conn
Indianapolis
Ind
Evelyn Yeager
W.M. A
First Baptist Church
F. 8. Huntley
Gus Haynes
Webb Ascher
F Baptist Church
W. R. Hamilon
South Elm Street
DB. Cook
Lottie Williams
Alvin Willliams
David Womack
Malvern
Pride
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
The Hendrix and Beene families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for help and kindness during a recent bereavement. Mrs Laura Hendrix Mr and Mrs W Hendrix Austin Hendrix Mr and Mrs W O Beene.
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Laura Hendrix
Tera W. Hendrix Austin Hendrix
W. O. Beene
Livestock Entries and Fair Attractions Highlight Week
Hempstead county residents are invited to bring horses to the fairgrounds Thursday or Friday before 3 p.m. for races with no entry fees. The Southwest Arkansas Tennis Tournament runs all week. Thursday features county horseshoe pitching, an apple contest, a male quartet, and Hope Boy's Band. Friday is children’s day with a marble tournament and girls and boys races. Saturday, Negro day, includes a Hape versus Texarkana baseball game at seven, followed by hall games. Washington reports ski leisure expected for over a million people this winter per the park service.
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Hempstead
Fair Grounds
Southwest Arkansas
Hape
Texarkana
Chamberlain to Press Czech on Sudeten Plan
Britain and France demand a yes or no from Prague on ceding Sudetenland to Germany. Churchill allies insist on immediate reply and possible steps to preserve Czechoslovakia, with Paris and London coordinating in last minute talks.
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France
Foreign Ministry
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Sudeten
Prague
Vnet
Quai d'Orsays
Foreign Office
Jules Henry
Georges Bonnet
Roumimin Blocks Russia GEMVA Switzerland in World War II
Soviet Russia reportedly offered aid to Czechoslovakia against Germany but Romania balked at allowing Russian troops passage. France had pressed Bucharest to guarantee Soviet right‑of‑way, while Britain’s Chamberlain discussed with Hitler. Romanian refusal curtailed potential Allied Russian support in a broader European war.
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Russia
Gemva
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Rowmania
Moscow
Prague
Sudentland
Soviet Union
Roumania
Carpathian Alps
Bucharest
George Bennett
Geneva
Chamberlain
Hitler
Poland
Petrescu Conymen
Maxim Litvinoff
Bessarabia
Wyhteam
Eduard Sieefer
Weideich
France
Czechoslovaka
Commnen
Frague
Raumiavia
Governor Nomination Battle Shapes 1937 Park Expansion
Reports show LaFulletic and Henity leading nominations across precincts with Henry and Fox also gaining support as consolidation efforts to defeat the governor intensify. Washington notes 1937 park additions covered BY acres with water and land valued at $1,397,354, many areas being lifts.
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LaFulletic Ea
Turner
Vonstess
Robert K. Henity
Ryan
Frei
Henry Pan
Henly
Peterson
Milley
Hiemry
LaFollene Dors
Gaves Henry
Fox
Thienfeldt
Washington
Questions Answers On Employment Q A Arkansas State Employment Service
Q A Is the Arkansas State Employment Service a relief organization A No It is strictly a non relief agency placing persons upon a basis of qualification alone Q A What are the purposes of establishing such an Agency A To provide a central place where both employed and unemployed men women and juniors can make application for employment Each applicant is interviewed by trained interviewers It is a place where orders are received from employers In other words it is a clearing house for workers and employers.
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Arkansas State Employment Service
Southern planning and national will shape the future South
The writer argues for a people oriented approach over top down plans, stressing removal of handicaps and enabling self-made planning. He warns the nation faces a choice between a better South and a poorer country, emphasizing the national quality of the Southern problem and President Roosevelt's role in fostering recognition.
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Mississippi
South
Union
Roosevelt
Urimec
Legionnaires Nominate Three for Sergeant at Arms
At the Texas American Legion convention in Austin three nominees Horace L. Howard Joe J Grammier and Frank Bell faced a coin flip to decide the sergeant at arms position. Howard won after the toss as the secretary prepared to call the roll.
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Austin
Texas
Texas American Legion
Horace L. Howard
Joe J. Grammier
Frank Bell
Howard
Definition of a generation and its average length
The term generation refers to the interval between a father’s birth and his child’s birth. The average generation length is 33 years, indicating typical generational span in population studies.
Theatre Cash Night and City Finances
Theaters canvassed a 25 to 28 mile radius of Hope to boost attendance for Cash Night marketing. The scheme aimed to attract patrons rather than mainly profit, with a weekly net gain of 50 to 60 dollars after increased advertising costs. City Council approved $100 repayment to Floyd Coop for baseball ground improvements, charged to the Hope Softball Association, which had already repaid a city advance of 232 dollars. Iris Brummett was asked to draft WPA pool plans, with $100 in compensation if accepted by WPA. The pool project followed a Council Park Committee and WPA inspection of Monticello’s natatorium two months earlier.
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Lightman
Coop
Bloyd
Fairpark
Hope Softball Association
Star
Iris Brummett
WPA
Park Commission
Monticello
Peach Borer Control Advice For Peach Growers
County Agent Clifford L. Smith advises peach growers to treat trees with paradichlorobenzene, sold as P B D, in late September or early October. Crystals are placed around the trunk in a two inch wide band about an inch from the bark, then covered with soil. Gas penetrates soil to kill borers in trunks. use one ounce per tree five years and older, three quarters of an ounce for younger trees.
Early Calf Crop Boosts Beef Cow Programs in Hempstead County
University of Arkansas Extension adviser M W Muldrow promotes beef breeding cows bred for early calves as the best return for hay and pasture in Hempstead County. If cows with early calves aren’t available, yearlings and heifers can be bought to calve next year, with a plan to feed calves grain now to improve prices later.
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Hempstead
M. W. Muldrow
Extension Animal Husbandman
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Muldrow
Sweet potato feeding options for dairy cattle profit
Sweet potato growers facing a large crop should value both tubers and vines as cattle feed. Dairyman W L Gregg of the University of Arkansas notes sweet potatoes supply starch and can replace some grain, but are low in protein and minerals. Cottonseed meal supplements are recommended, and vines make excellent silage.
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W. L. Gregg
Extension
Dairyman
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Gregg
Vines Treated With Green Silo Mixture for Dairy Feed
A duryman explains a process involving four gallons of black treatment per ton of vines and a glassée trap per ton. When vine age warrants, a small trench is dug to save a valuable feed supply for the dairy tow.
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Duryman
Local Visitors and Teaching Arrivals Span Texas and Tennessee
Delaware Ohio resident Miss Stella McCaskill and relatives visit this week. Miss Nell Henry arrives from Pittsburg Texas to teach. Mr. and Mrs. J O Harris and children visit Hope and Nashville. Mrs. John Rhodes and others visit Port Arthur Texas. Mrs. C A Hamilton and Virginia Ruth visit Hot Springs. Miss Erin Kelley visits Murfreesboro and Delight. Miss Waldine Williams arrives to teach at McCaskill school. Miss Velia Lee Hamilton leaves for Denton Texas to attend school.
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Stella Whiteside
Delaware
Ohio
Nell Henry
Fittsburg
Texas
J. O. Harris
Hope
Nashville
John Rhodes
C. A. Hamilton
Virginia Ruth
Port Arthur
Chester McCaskill
Dora Wortham
Hot Springs
Erin Kelley
Murfreesboro
Delight
Waldine Williams
McCaskill
Velia Lee Hamilton
Denton
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