Local Society Notes and Club Meetings Schedule
Society course The Life and Task of the Church Around the World to be held at First Methodist Church at 2 pm Thursday October 1. Rose Garden Club opens new year Friday October 2 at 3 pm at 902 South Hamilton hosted by Mrs J C Kyler with co hostesses Mrs F C Crow and Mrs Kk EB Cain. Girl Scout Troop No 2 meeting postponed to Tuesday October 11 in front of Presbyterian Church. Carroll Wynn weekend in Florida. Bobby Chippin visiting with C A Chippin family. Mrs J W Turner visiting daughter in Fordyve, Mes. George Crows departing for Memphis to visit daughter Mrs Dorris Shipp. Mrs J J May returned home after Memphis visit. Gladys Butler of Magnolia visiting Hope and Spring Hill. Miss Ona Jo Nash visiting relatives in Nacogdoches, Lexus.
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First Methodist Church
Rose Garden
Clrb
J. C. Kyler
South
Hamilton
F. C. Crow
Kk. EB. Cain
Kay
Presbyterian Church
Shipp Couple Welcome Son John Thomas in Memphis
Mr and Mrs Dorris Shipp of Memphis Tennessee announce the arrival of a son John Thomas at Methodist Hospital Memphis The Shipps are former Hope residents a small local birth notice from this period mentions the new baby and ties to Hope Tennessee
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Dorris Shipp
Memphis
Tennessee
John Thomas
Methodist Hospital of
My Shipp
Hope
How to Become the Wealthiest Young Loafer in Art
The text outlines a dubious guide to loaferhood, urging a total erasure of worries and ambitions, quitting work, and nonsensical routines. It satirically suggests collecting nothing, finding idle benches, and avoiding productive thoughts while observing others. The piece mocks urban life and philosophy of idleness with fragmented, playful guidance.
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Pak Bench
Hope couple named maternal grandparents Crews
The statement identifies the maternal grandparents as Mr and Mrs George Crews of Hope.
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Mrs
George Crews
Hope
Miss Minelig Berry Informs Of Hospital Stay
Friends of Miss Minelig Berry are notified that she is currently a patient at Branch Hospital, with well wishes anticipated for a swift recovery.
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Minelig Berry
Branch Hospital
Hospital Notes Admits Several With Names and Locations
Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs J D Cole Em met Miss Minelia Berry Hope Tra Dale Love Washington. Discharged: Mrs Roy Bennett Rt 2 Hope.
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Branch
J. D. Cole
Emmet
Minelia Berry
Hope
Tra Dale Love
Washington
Roy Bennett
The Loafer's Code and The Pool Hall Warning
A humorous piece warns hardworking readers to avoid pool halls as traps for loafers. It touts self discipline, mocks excuses, and suggests loafers risk losing dignity by getting involved in gambling or debt while stressing that "old loafers never die they only run away."
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Jon
Ron
Irrigation Experiments Boost South Dakota Corn Yields
State and federal irrigation trials in the James River valley of South Dakota raised corn production from about 22 to over 11 bushels per acre, marking a notable increase in farm output and efficiency across the region.
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James River Valley
South Dakota
Court Docket City Docket L and State Items
Court docket itemizes fines bonds and convictions across numerous individuals and offenses including drunkenness, driving with no license, speeding, disturbing the peace, and burglary. Notable names include Sandees Noble Seat Moody Thirby Lee Rogers Gwen Neal and James Palmer with fines ranging from $1 to $60 and bonds from $25 to $150. Civil docket lists three debt actions and default judgments for The Toggery Shop against Johnson and Bishop with amounts around $28 to $56 plus costs.
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McNeely
Lew Ma
von Car
Beesley Noble
Disturbing Peace
Plen Yruilty
Willig Combs
Disturbing Penca
Herbert Avey
Heckless
Dinglog
N. OG
Edgiman
South Texas Equipment Co
Roberts
Dantel Copolone
Frank Turner
L T Smith
Percy Dunn
Wixaminion
Grand Jury
Ned Branson
Possesalay
Menor
Bend
A. G. Martin
Uriel
Leo
Allorney
Jack Haydon
Fagan Coleman
J. J. Burkeme
Charles Burkeme
Patti Kireeny
Arthur Coulter
Aquar
Leonard Webb
Idvalt
Yougery Shop Va
Bobby J. Shomsos
Oggery Shop
Sims Johnson
Toggery Shop
Luthar Bishop
Curtain Clamping on War Goods Shipments
Washington reports a Congress briefing showing intensified controls on war goods exports to Curtain countries while nonstrategic trade with the Med remains strong. Harold Stassen cites free world shipments to Red China at 878 million dollars this year, up from 257 million last year, with embargo growth driven by Chinese policy shifts and broader strategic controls.
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington
Harold £. Stassen
Congress
Red China
Stassen
Burglary Probe After $28,000 Stolen Ornaments
Police investigate a $28,000 jewelry burglary as Hinward and his wife returned home to find two bedrooms ransacked. Thieves apparently gained entry by forcing a door, moved items, and disturbed a street patio area in front of the house.
Trade policy remarks spark debate on Allied commerce
In Washington on Saturday McCarthy criticizes blanket curbs on trade with Communist China and urges restraint. He argues that stopping all West commerce could threaten world peace and notes European dependence on foreign trade. He labels Allied trade with Iron Curtain nations as essential but controversial.
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Wuther
Mintua Guntral
Walkley
Ander
Ural
Althoug
United States
U. A
Conmaunlét
China
Nonstrategie Vale
Otr
Bish West
Mita
Europe
Woosteruropean
McCarthy Crwiss
Washington
Blag Mons
McCarthy
Boy Genius Held by Police in New York Case
A nine year old boy was taken into custody by White Plains police after a chaotic incident involving a four hour spree across Sova streets. Police Chief Willis Sullivan said the youth confessed to entering several locations with intent to rob and to violence, alleging three attacks before his arrest in the early morning hours.
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White Plains
N.Y
Polles
Willis Sullivan
Bellarg le
Suva
Sina
Aulliven
Alps
Local boy’s accident prompts hospital care delay
A fragmentary report notes a boy named Loy Crease in Pine County who was hurt after a fall from a tree while playing with friends. He was taken to a local hospital as medical staff assessed his condition and advised rest.
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Chester
Fragmentary report on a police incident near Cheaut fold
A damaged OCR fragment describes Joseph Mauro witnessing David Kafigi with youths near his home. Mauro claimed using a pent to restrain a boy with a heavy rope around the neck. The brief text ends without a clear outcome.
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Joseph Mauro
Cheaut Fold
David Kafigi
Mauro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Galendar
Carroll Wynn
Jlorada
Bobby Chippin
Mrs. c. A. Phtipin
J. W. Turner
Mrs. Ketsie Kuplinger
Fordyve
Mes
George Crows
Mr. Shipp
J. J. May
Herhone
Relur
Gladys Butler
Magnolia
Hope and
Spring Hill
Ona Jo Nash
Nacogdoches
Lexus
Leer
WED, & Thurs
Chance
Main & Country Club Rd
Richard Widmark
Constance Smith
Jeffrey Hunter
of Montana” Technicolor
Hope's
Boyle
Feather River
Saenger Theatre
Lefk
Arldress
Phane
THE
Price Wrecker
Gramps
Thormettel
Roth
Seerdtemoner
Chang
William M. Duckett
Main Street
Butler Steel
Texarkana
Texag
Fai
Studebaker
Bascoms
Sepassen
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