Hope City Notes And Appointments Highlight Local Visitations
A run of visitors and events fills Hope today with J M Haltom and Tom Kinser in town, Rev W F Evans from Arkadelphia, and Chas Pittman on a St Louis trip. Shoppers eye discounted infant wear, and the Clansman screening draws demand as roadwork nears a pause. A ill traveler required medical care en route to Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Evans
Arkadelphia
City
Chas F. Pittman
St. Louis
Sunday School Class Dinner Brightly Decorated Prescott Home
Mr and Mrs H B McKenzie hosted Sunday school class No 2 of the M E Church South in Prescott. All members except one attended a six course dinner in a beautifully decorated dining hall with chandeliers and ferns. Menu included grape fruit cream tomato soup roast turkey chestnut dressing and punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. McKenzie
Prescott
M. E. Church
South
McKenzie
Home Scene Souvenir Cards From McKenzie Event
Guests gathered as souvenirs were taken from the home of Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie and the Methodist church. The class roll and menu were inside. Invited local residents and farmer J. W. Gann of Lanebury reported a 48 pound dressed Poland China hog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gann
Lanebury
Gann
Nevada
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Hope
Tom Kinser
Mrs
A. M. Ellsworth
R. P. Arnold
M. M. Teal
Bertha Hesterly
Fayetteville
Little Rock
J. 8. Ross
Okolona
J. W. Bostic
W. C. Hillaird
West Main Street
Edna
Cleene Rudolph
Hope and
Magnolia
Arkadelphia Standard
T. D. Scott
Texarkana
First Methodist Church
W. A. Steele
Methodist
Gordon
J. George Loos
Physista
Malvern
Texas
Bibles
Nevada County
Adam Guthrie Guchanan
M Stainton
Clery
Senator
Hesterly
Arthur Westmoreland
J. B. Jordan
A. I. Smith
Lil Buchanan
DP. Arnold
W. W. White
T. Ro Wright
HL. J. Wilson
Wren Scott Pomeroy Whitten
J. A. Bailey
Elba Dorris
R. P. Hamby
FB. McKenzie
Bank of Prescott
T. C. McRae, Jr
Old Reliable
Hartford
Vane
W. B. Waller
Swift's
Weiners
City Market and Bakery
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