Glamour Tips from Jean Arthur for Women
Jean Arthur, star of History is Made at Night, urges readers to be themselves and dress appropriately. She argues glamour comes from personality and smart wardrobe choices rather than costly, borrowed trends, noting jeans can be glamorous when worn with taste. She warns against wearing the right clothes at the wrong time and stresses budgeting wisely to achieve a polished look.
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Jean Arthur
Traffic deaths rise in first quarter warns safety council
The National Safety Council reports a 26 percent increase in traffic deaths for the year's first quarter compared with 1936. A cautionary note urges careful driving and warns against risky behavior such as speeding and drinking and driving.
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National Safety Council
Miss Stanwyck Defends Red-Headed Image in Talk
Barbara Stanwyck argues red-heads are emotional but not more fickle than others. She notes auburn women favor darker men and shares on screen pairing with Joel McCrea in Internet Cant Take Money at the Ritz Theatre starting Thursday.
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Barbara Stanwyck
Hollywood
Miss Starewyck
Joel McCrea
Ritz Theatre
Joel McCreap
Miss Stanwyck
McCrea
Spacing For Laughs Real Problem In Screen Comedy
Joe E Brown explains spacing for laughs in screen comedy. audience laughter timing varies by performance and individual, with no fixed rule. He notes dialogue must be paced during filming to avoid dead silence and that danger and fast action heighten merriment, while test previews reveal audience reaction.
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Hollywood
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David J. Loew
Brown
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Fred Keating
Suzanne Kawren
Edgar Kennedy
Maude Eburne
Frank Jenks
Fred Brilard
Local social notes from Montague and surrounding towns
Ethel Jennings returns to Nocona after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Jennings. Various relatives from Bowie Wichita Falls Montague Vernon Chillicothe and Dallas spend weekends with families in the area including Prater Praniger and Wright households. Funeral of Roy Shockley’s father noted. Glennis Schockley remains in memories.
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Ethel Jennings
Nocona
Jim Jennings
Glen Pribble
Montingue
B. A. Prater
Becky Cooper
Dorothy Lea Trout
Troy Walker
Wichita Falls
R. L. Walker
Maurice Bowden
Alvin Langston
Vernon
Chillicothe
Evelyn
Anne Belle Shaw
Bowie
Margaret
Madean Wright
Earl
Finis Ross
Leane
Pat
Mike Wright
J. W. Gallia
Buck Griffin
G. A. Griffin
Guy Hill
Farmer
Buford Walker
J. W. Tilson
Dallas
R. G. Walker
Raymond Holt
Longview
Texas
Mr. Schockley
Montague
Holt
Glennis Schockley
Kenneth Schockley
B. A. Frankis
Frankie Faulkenberry
Fred Praniger
Mrs
Francis
Grapevine
Frank Carpenter
Mr. Pierce
B. A. Francis
Modine Wright
C. Noble
Roy’ Shockley
Claude Johnson
NYU Decatur Students Build Courts and Stone Wall
Students at Decatur Junior College engaged in campus improvements including four tennis courts two volleyball courts and several flower beds. They hauled one and a half million pounds of rock for a stone wall around the athletic field and provided unskilled labor for a grandstand and interior repairs. Registrar H T Tinsley reported to State NYA Director J C Kellem.
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Decatur Junior College
H. T. Tinsley
J. C. Kellem
State Nya
Bonita and area residents visit relatives across towns
Bonita and Levelland residents travel to see relatives in Denton Gainesville Vernon Nocona and several small towns. Visitors include Will Langford Denzil Langford J W Latham Mrs W N Admire and family and many others amid funeral attendance and gatherings at homes and community centers.
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LaVerne
Burene Langford
Levelland
Will Langford
Hollis
Okla
Mr. Sparks
Denzil Langford
Denton
J. W. Latham
Gainesville
W. N. Admire
Bridgeport
Inescott
Armstrong
Bonita
Allan Parsons
Cecil
Donald Leaton
Bob. Leaton
Vernon
W. H. Admire
Nocona
Gladys Ellis
W. Haggerton
W. Ayres
Willie May Goldsmith
County Council of Home
Cluts
Montagne
C. W. Maggverton
Ares
Frank Woods
Austin
Zeke Shackelford
Knina Shackelford
Ethel McMillan
Jimmie Nelson
Roy Whitley
Whitesboro
James Shackelford
Olney
J.D. Hawkins
Personal Notices and Local Illness Updates
Vashti Miss Elbert Ree Anderson has been ill for weeks but can set up some in ted. Archie Miller has flu for over a week, better but with fever. Pauline Bowden cut her arm last week and fell on a hoe injuring herself. she is somewhat improved. Mr. and Mrs. Carrel Cole of Wichita Falls visited relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Moores, over the weekend.
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Charlie Chappell
Blue Grove
Olan Chappell
Henrietta
Boone Beecraft
Bowie
Mina Hughes
George Hughes
Deer Creek
Erma Jo Logan
Ona Belle Hughes
Washti
L. A. Turner
Brownfield
Elbert Ree Anderson
Ted
Archie B. Miller
Pauline Bowden
Pauline
Carrel Cole
Wichita Alls
S. E. Moores
Home Demonstration Club Women and 4-H Girls Surplus Projects
Mrs. Dick Williams reports Saint Jo Club plans to can 70 meat containers and fill 165 vegetable containers, including 135 tomatoes, with 150 fruit and 50 preserves. Mrs. R L Huskey canned 15 quarts berries and made nine quarts jelly from Austin dewberry vines. Gladys Walls aims for 150 fruit containers for her family, including 35 berries and 135 tomatoes.
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Saint Jo Club
Montague County
Austin
R. L. Huskey
Vilas Club
Bell County
Gladys Walls
Palo Pinto County
Inventor Frederick Ives Dies At 81 Inventions End
Frederick Eugene Ives who devised the halftone process that revolutionized newspaper and magazine images died aged 81. He reportedly missed a fortune by not patenting his key invention.
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Ives
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