Muffled Tales Of Weddings Guests And Notices
Remnants of summer linger as Burns and weddings are shared in local notices. Evelyn Frances Murph marries Mollis B. Lueck at First Methodist with family attendance. Mr and Mrs J R Williams host guests including Mrs W Davidson. Many town residents visit relatives in Shreveport and Little Rock as moves, arrivals, and engagements wrinkle daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obera Dodson
Lena
Shreveport
J. Elmer Murph
Evelyn Frances
Mollis B. Lueck
First Methodist Church
Fran R. Harrison
Ray Luck
J. R. Williams Lumber Co
Luck
Sinclair Oil Station
East Second Street
J. R. Williams
Wok. Davidson
Camden
May Markard
Martha Eleanor
Telarkana
Aid
Roy Barner
Padine Stephenson
Roy Stephenson
Finlay Wark
Little Rock
Elizabeth Pritchard
Happy Pritehard
Lite Rock
John Rowe Janet Little
George Ann
Monroe
Mes
Pink We Taylor
Washington Sweet
Louis Dodge
Redonda Beach
Calif
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Campaigns for World's Fair funds were reported in EY Don radg and Camden with Chair Palmer noting a $10,000 contribution from oil style tests and a $1 subscription from Southern Kraft. Subscriptions are distributed to counties with credit to each quota. Governor Bailey may name a co chair for the Arkansas Centennial Commission to free Palmer for his daily newspaper work, with an appointment expected this week. Palmer plans to devote three or four days weekly to the financial drive and seeks a one day per week press title arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EY Donradg
Camden
C. J. Palmer
Southern Kraft Corporation
Bailey
Palmer
Arkansas Centennial Commission
Sis
Rock
Powell Continued. Drunkenness Fines in Local Court
Milton Powell is continued from page one with five at 25 dollars paid. Fred Kirk is fined ten dollars for disturbing the peace. Willie Brown Ben Davis Alan Browning Henry Williams Homer Smith Chester Teague and Norman Grant plead guilty to drunkenness and pay ten dollar fines. N L Evans forfeits two ten dollar cash bonds for drunkenness. Radio reception, in thousands of letters, peaks when the span is below the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kirk
Willie Brown
Ben Davis
Alan’ Browning
Henry Williams
Homer Smith
Chester Teague
Norman Grant
N. L. Evans
Revival Held Over Third Week At Gospel Tabernacle
The Collins revival at Gospel Tabernacle extends a third week due to high interest. A Sunday crowd filled the Tabernacle as Rev. Collins preached Mortgaging The Soul and many sought conversion at the altar. He'll speak Monday on The Anti Christ and the Mark of the Beast with nightly music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Gospel Tabernacle
Tabernacle
European Leaders Brace For Sudeten Crisis Developments
Civilians told to meet again at 10 am as prime ministers report four developments in war-torn Europe. An unofficial report says Czechoslovakia rejected Hitler's terms for Sudetenland. A map shows a German frontier within two miles of Prague. The French cabinet requires security guarantees for any revised frontier. Mussolini warns Italy will mobilize if others escalate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Sudetenland
Cachoslovaka
Germany
Prague
Mussolini
Italy
Berlin
London
Sudeten Mountains
Bohemian Range
Bratislava
Germas
Domazlic
Dub
Liberee
Pilsen
Dress Pattern 8236 Promises Flattering Fit For Fall
Fashion note for 8236 tailored dress pattern designed to flatter figures with basque bodice and V neckline. Available in sizes 14 through 40, requiring specific yardage. book offers 32 pages of fall and winter designs with photographs. Send 15 cents plus details to Hope Star Pattern Bureau in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Day
Cain
Hope Star Today
W. Weeker Drive
Chicago
Terms of Hitler's Demand on Czechs
London reports publish the German final memorandum presented to Prime Minister Chamberlain detailing plans for the Sudetenland. It calls for immediate Czech troop withdrawal, German occupation of the evacuated area, and a plebiscite to determine future sovereignty under an international commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hitler
Germany
Chamberlain
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Scudetenland
Europe
Sudetenland
Greman
International Commission
French cabinet resists Hitler demands on Czechoslovakia
In London Daladier Bonnat back a three-point peace plan while Britain and France seek German guarantees before accepting Sudetenland annexation. Berlin presses toward Czechoslovakia as mass meetings loom and maps show Hitler’s proposed frontier cuts from Bratislava toward Prague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edouard Daladier
Georges Bonnat
London
Germany
France
Sudetenland
Employment Trends Highlight Racial and Age Gaps in Jobs
The Employment Service reports 87 percent of placements went to white persons and 42 percent to applicants under 25, with 4 percent for men. The service notes success in placing stenographers but a shortage of domestic and personal care workers, especially in larger cities such as Little Rock and Fort Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caiis
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Guernsey High School Opens October 3 With New Staff
Guernsey High School will reopen Monday October 3 at 830 am for the fall and winter session. Grammar school teachers named include Mrs Edgar Tyler Miss Ruth Atkins Mrs O H Briglow and Miss Nellie Hays. High school staff list features Hugh B Bristow principal Miss Lillie B Tucker Miss Muriel Franks and Forney G Holt. Franks to coach junior and senior girls basketball. Holt and Bristow to direct senior and junior boys clubs. Senior team tallies listed. several players named with heights. Elgin considers licensing 3500 bicycles at 25 cents each to curb thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey High School
Guernsey School
Grammar School
Edgar Tyler
Ruth Atkins
O. H. Briglow
Nellie Hays
Hugh B. Bristow
Lillie B. Tucker
Forney G. Holt
Muriel Franks
Franks
Messers
Holt
Bristow
Hughson
Griffiths
Roberts
Cox
Boyce
Glanton
Taylor
Downs
Arkansas
Guernsey
Griffith
Mosier
Pitman
Martindale
Arkansas unemployment figures dip again in southwest region
Heavy registration for road construction in Arkansas boosted first time filings while active job seekers fell 21 percent from July. Across districts, 212 placements were made through the Hope office, serving Hempstead and other southwest counties as district manager G. T. Crass reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorado
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Jonesboro
Arkansas Highway Department
Hope
G. T. Crass
Hempstead
Arkansas
Questions and Answers on Employment Services
A reader asks if any fee is charged to employer or employee. Answer: No. The service is available to all employers, covering farm labor, skilled and industrial workers, commercial and professional staff, common labor, domestic and personal service workers, thus all types of workers. The text then shifts to a separate archaic note about ancient Russia where unfaithful wives were buried waist deep in damp earth and starved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Russia
Mind Your Manners Quiz Solutions
A vintage etiquette quiz tests proper behavior in public settings. It states: men remove hats entering stores, may remove while waiting, do not comb hair or file nails in public, and powdering during dinner should be discreet or delayed, with the recommended choice being option e for the final scenario.
Subsidy Application Meetings Held Across Hempstead County
A schedule of county meetings is listed to sign 1937 subsidy applications. Hempstead County official B E McMahon notes only 60 percent signed and urges farmers to attend the nearest session or visit the county agent’s office by October 1 to complete their application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. McMahon
Hempstead
Reptensher
Spring Hill
Fulton
MacNab
Columbus
Washington
Cran
Bingen
Belton
McCaskill
Blevins
DeAnn
Tea consumption in the United Kingdom falls by 35 million pounds
People in the United Kingdom drank 35 million pounds less tea last year, reducing total consumption to 422 million pounds. The report highlights a shift in tea drinking patterns across households and potential impact on tea producers and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Kingdom
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Mud Coup
P.O. Deathe
Ridge
Sarahy Yvonne Ferrigr
Hage, Okla
N. W. Denty
Keith
South Shower Street
Dodge
Avis Jones
Manie
Horton Rogers
J. J. Rogers
Bert Webb
James Morac
United States
Fredric March
Sign OF the
Cross
Saenger
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers “Carefree
Jane Withers
Norma Shearer
Tyrone Power
John Barrymore
Robert Morley
Anita Louise
Joseph Schildkraut
Gladys George
Henry Stephenson
Hunt Stromberg
Sueager
Cox Drug
Hope White & Co
Fulton Glen Spates
Saratoga Street Car
Mineral Springs
Blevins Drug Store
Blevins Sid's Cafe—Jossion
Lester Drug Co
Lewisville
Begin Contracting
Milton Powell
P Alcin Hopkins
Ray Milland
Ines
Paul Kelly
Constance Moore
Dhvnlls
Ehilt
Sue Thre
Mesquiteers
Bob Burns
Jack Oakie
Kenny Baker
Ann Miller
Radio City
Dheill
Cowboy Gene Autry
Prairie Moon
City Meat Market
K. C. Menls, Fish & Oysters
LeRoy Henry It
Evangelist Collins
Paris
Reichstudrey Hitler
Coday
Sere
Jett Williams
South Walnut Street
Daladier
Hilley
Gonsenteeeer
Czecho-slovakia
Midler
Godesburg
Paul Reynaud
Navy
Cesar Campinchi
Anatole de Monzie
Mmembers
Adolf Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
Godesberg
Rohrbach
Upper Austria
Quartermaster’s Department
Hope Hardware Company
Elgin
Tom Kinser
WME
Ark
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Harry W. Shiver
Arkansas Iguisiana Gas CO
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