Tuesday Club Meeting at Dow Home Hosts Members
Mrs RC Dow hosted the Tuesday Study Guild gathering at her Dow home with Mrs Chavien Smith as president. A St Patrick Day program featured readings Irish literature songs and piano numbers followed by a pledge of allegiance. Bre E Hil presented federation notes and plans for the Red Cross drive were proposed by B P Bottoms. Members included Percy Blackburn W Hudson M Keel and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RC. Dow
Chavien Smith
St. Patrick's Day
Ireland
Noland
Irih
Percy Blackburn
Sraith
Mra SD Barriers
Pree E. Commeian, Jr
Harry Hehered
He Hudson
M. Keel
Jay Lavery
G.ktafsteney
EM Mihee P. V. Misr
Smith
W.P. Berickland
MP Taylor
HA. Water
Ro B
Pechtol
O R C Unit Hosts Ladies Auxiliary Event
The O R C Unit entertained members and families at a chicken supper at the Carper House. MrsW F Tromp chaired the event with Mrs Tat uaa and Mrs Glennie HhVo Gar ett among organizers. A program featured Lorraine Ropers solo, Shirley Hue, and Rods ey Dowling on piano. The group sang America and pledged allegiance as defense bond talks were discussed by Ross Taylor and Marian Roberts. Social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imérts
W. F. Trompfo
Atesdames Tat
Uaa
Glennie Hh Vo. Garett
Frank Cooper
B. B. Bumpus Bes. Rely
D.C
Ross ‘Taylor
MJ. Kelly
Marian Roberts
WJ. Daley Tatterinner
Reading and Character Highlight Margaret Wilt PTA
Mrs. Howard Brote elected president of the Margaret Wilt Parent Teacher Association for the Tees School year at a meeting. Other officers named include Mr. Sam W. Davin as first vice president, Bre. J. Davianes and ice pres dent, Mr. Tom Bini as third vice president, Mrs Boland as treasurer, Mrs William Ferguson as recording secretary, and Mrs Elbert as corresponding secretary. Address on Reading and Good Character given by Sir Stith Denels M for Le Wells rowsam. The meeting featured quotes on the Day of Judgment and reflections on values shaping life, urging reading’s influence and civic responsibility. New officers for next year listed with Art J. HL John as president, Bryan York as second vice president, Brann Obertaon as third vice president, and other posts. The gathering encouraged participation in a “Buy a Bomber” drive and notes on charitable activities.
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Howard Brote
Margaret
Tees
Sei Autorun
Imperiabie
Marbie
Stael
Gabriel
Judenentach
Ame Delmil
Pleasant Valley Parents ‘Teacher 'Association
Hemoon
Jonson
Frein Reid
Pte Hinckley
Mary Low Bingham
Mona Meir
Georg Armshaver
Cal Bens
Trish Rowe
Dorsey B. Smith
United States
Art J. HL John
Mire Bryan
He's Just Making a Living in Wartime Work Week
A small Pleasant Valley truck farmer joins a one day weekly war effort for Uncle Sam, offering wages in war bonds. The piece highlights personal sacrifice, community spirit, and wartime mobilization as local citizens support Allied goals amid broader postures on leadership and international tensions.
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Allied
Sam
Doren
Ike
Pleasant ‘Valley
Reluman
Manger
Pleasant Valley Peed and Lumber Company
Mir Reitman
Tr Reltman
Radio Programs Air Wate Day to Fight
Radio listings show WATE airing daytime schedule and a 100 watt signal, detailing program blocks and a fight feature. The fragmented OCR mentions SM Bari and Ena Een in unclear context, with 8900 and 4 indicating frequencies or times.
Blossom Time Triumphs as Schubert Operetta at Municipal Auditorium
Frank Hornaday stars in Blossom Time the Franz Schubert operetta to open Monday evening at the Municipal Auditorium by Interstate Theaters. A romantic tale follows Baron Schober and an aspiring tenor's rise from Denver clubs to guest spots with Grace Moore before touring under the Schubert banner. Reserve seats at Paramount Theater with prices 20, 40, and 1.50 for minor, 2.40 balcony.
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Schubert
Frank Homaday
Flmeelé
Denver
Hey Fir
Bros:ay
Eaters
Night Clube
Frank
Grace Moore
Hornaday
Prank
United ‘State
Wil
Paramount
Uhe ‘Sen Asylum
Stona 'Be
Kiwani Anns Plan Bond Purchase Meeting
The Kiwani Anns vote to buy a War Bond as part of Bomber Week events. Members gathered at the home of Mrs C Cunningham and Mrs Haley for an eight game party to fund a community project, with future luncheons and gatherings noted for March 31 and late March events.
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Kiwani-Anns
San Jacinto
E.E Boxwell
Birk
Raitt Oeste
Mencimes
T. Grin
Bn C. Stediam
Me. Beecher
Flnier
Mme Haley
M Cis
Mes. C
Cunningham
Ihene
Nist
Fen Pept Histone
Oor
Samat
Church Night Meeting at Central Presbyterian Church
A family friendly event will be held tonight at Central Presbyterian Church. The program opens with 8 car redy supers at 6 13 o clock. Ann Naas Ciele will be chairing the supper. Alec Clase leads the service with Pastor Theme fens and EV Paul Hovey directing religious education. A nursery will be open for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonlgne
Central Presbyterian
Hidden Craft Notes From A Dated Newspaper Piece
A fragmentary item mentions craft projects with a crochet hook and a time tied to dress up, referencing patterns and a Rome era vibe. It cites The Amarila Globe, with an address on 2 bight Avenue and a New for a New Wile pianiy line. Names appear garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Amarila Globe
Benefit Dance Acknowledges Police Support and Public Appreciation
The State Life dance fundraiser drew wide attendance as Mayor Joe Jenkins praised police cooperation. He thanked sponsors and the public for backing the event at Rainbow Gardens, noting the patrols protected life and property and expressing gratitude for the department’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jenkins
Spene Fia
Ene
Phey
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Polk
Globe News
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