Social and Personal Daisy Heard Calendar Highlights
Social and Personal notes from Daisy Heard list May events and club meetings including Hope chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star at 7:30, a United Daughters of the Confederacy meet at Mrs Reed’s home, and a Rope Gospel Tabernacle service at 2:30 led by Rev Paul Gaston. Also noted are Rose Garden club hostesses at 4, Circle No 3 Christ in Service at 3, and a kindergarten fifth birthday party for Brianne Graves with 35 guests, decorated rooms, and hospitality by Mrs Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Order of the Eastern Star
U'Elack
Pat Cleburn Thipter
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
8. L. Reed
W. M.C
Rope Gospel Tabernacle
Paul Gaston
Brianne Graves
Dilla
Ginanne
Graves
Althe
Albert Graves
Local residents notes and service members travel
Miss Nell Louise Broyles has left Henderson State Teachers College for spring holidays with her parents in Hot Springs. Numerous residents visited in Little Rock yesterday including Mrs. Gib Lewis, Mrs. Charles Yontx plans a Shreveport weekend with the Forsters, Lt. Joseph M. Johnson has returned home from Camp Curson. Navy man Thomas Fenwick Jr. leaves for San Francisco after a hometown stay. Army cadet Albert S. Fink arrives in College Station for five months Army Air Force training with fellow Hope student Charles N. Segnar. Pfc. John Edward Sneil of Enneniel completed aerial gunnery training at Laredo AAF and becomes eligible for crew duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Louise Broyles
Henderson State Teachers' College
Arkadelphia
John Edward Sneil
Eneniel
Army Air Forces
Laredo Army Air Field
Laredo
Texas
Army Air Force
County Red Cross Drive Contributions Listed Citywide
A county drive tally shows donors from Poca Boyd’s Chapel and surrounding areas contributing to the Red Cross fund. Totals include 8,200.86 dollars reported to date with multiple individuals giving amounts from 1.00 to 40.00, highlighting community support in the Boyd’s Chapel region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Wren
Lo Leroy Williams
Olle Arnold Seijebase
L. D. Boyd
Warren Boyd and Family
Clyde Williams
Careful Driving Has Its Points Too
In Greely Colorado Robert Beemer faced a risky drive after loading his groceries worth about 250 ration points. While driving home the bags shifted on the seat and he clutched at them. He slipped and accidentally pressed the gas pedal losing grip on the wheel and crashing into a building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greely
Colo
Robert Beemer
Monty
Beemer
Victory Garden Onions Grow from Sets or Seeds
Victory garden onions can be raised from sets or seed. Sets grow faster to usable size, producing green onions in about three weeks and mature bulbs in three months. From one pound of sets, 18 to 30 pounds of large onions may result. grow larger sets for green onions two to three inches deep. Space and soil requirements, timing for Bermuda onions, harvesting, drying, and storage steps are covered along with seed-grown onions needing more time and richer soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Gardens
Bermuda
Kid Steals Army Plane Sparks Court Action
A 14 year old in London ay-A built a Piper Club model plane and flew it two miles before landing in trees. He admitted taking the aircraft without proper instruction and was placed on probation for a year for damaging the plane and flying without a license. The report notes Canada’s gun production as a stray line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.S. Army
County Council Meets With Home Demonstration Club Group
The 4th District County Council meeting convened March 90 at Doyle Church with 7 home demonstration clubs and 34 members. Mrs. Earlie McWilliams presided as president. activities included a soil conservation district talk by E S Leonard and discussions on scrap drives, bond sales, and Victory Gardens. A noon luncheon and afternoon program featured thrift garments, vitamins for victory, and a kitchen demonstration by Mary Claude Fletcher. The meeting adjourned with plans to meet Avery's Chapel in June and a busy April schedule for numerous home demonstration clubs statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trvin Betts
4Th District County Council
Doyle Church
Earlie McWiliams
America
Mark Jackson
Doyle Club
Jackson
Early
Victory Gardens
Doyle Home Demonstration Club
Belton Club
Patsy Daniels
Barney Walston
Orville Westfall
Patmos
Sardis
Piney Grove
Bruce Chapel
M. E. Cook
Fulton and Guernsey
Bingen
McCaskill
Friendship
Evening Shade
Hope
Hinton
Liberty
Ecooking School
Bellon, Avery's Chapel
Doyle
Blev
Miss Fletcher
Old Liberty
Sweet Home
Holby Grove
Wallaceburg
Washington Jr. and
Boyd Chapel
Lucia Boyd
Mary Claude Fletcher
Parker Rowe
Robert Cash
Rt. 2
Emmett, Ark
Sky Train Peril Over Superstition Mountain
In a brutal storm, Captain Carr and navigator Pat struggle to maintain radio contact and control of the sky train. Pat battles extreme turbulence, a failing instrument, and perilous altitude as she seeks a safe descent toward Globe, recalling training and personal tensions with Loraine and Jimmy. The cliffside danger looms as the chapter ends with an ominous rock wall ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal
Pat
James Carr
U. S. Army
Superstition Mountain
Tie
Loraine Stuart
Patsy
Jimmy
Fat
Captain Carr
Earth
San Francisco
Arizona
Globe
Jimmy Carr
Captain Witter
Colonel Furedy
Elmira
Loraine
School Band to Give Concert at Saenger Theatre
The Hope High School Band will present the second of a spring concert series tonight at the Saenger Theatre between the first and second shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger
Hope High School
Saenger Theatre
Flashes of Life Follow the Leader
A late Long Island Railroad train was delayed when a fox terrier trotted ahead for a mile and a half. Motorman Skelly tried to signal, but the dog barked back, delaying the train at Rego Park Queens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
John J. Skelly
Rego Park
Queens
Skelly
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Daisy Dorothy Heard
al. Neighbours
A. B. Spruggis
Rose Garden Club
U'Cluck
Women's Socciety of Christ In Service
R. D. Franklin
O'¢glock
M. M. McCloughan
K. J. Springer
J. C. Broyles
Gib Lewis
Normal Lewis
Charles Yontx
Ft. RK. Forster
Shreveport
W .R. Herndon
Annie Leiper
Malvern
Joseph M. Johnson
Camp Curson
Colorado
J. M. Johnson
Emmet
Thomas Fenwick, Jr
United States Naval Reserves
Calif
Oscar Penwick
Albert S. Fink
South Walnut Street
Howe
Texas A
Prair
Texas Av Ind M
Charles N. Segnar
Harry R. Segnar
South Main Street
Segnar
Flying Training Command
NEW Saenger
Richard Carlson
Martha O'Driscoll
Ith
Roy Rogers
Eves of the
Richard DIX
Wendy Barrie
Rialto
Errol Flynn
Wim
Bendix
McGuerins
Brooklyn
Robert Preston
Ellen
County Red Cross
L. R. Urrey
Taxi Co
Cook's
White Star Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Victory
Canada
Mt. Neko
Mt. Neko Church
DEATH
Grandma
Nature
Doun
Hope Star
Sam Old
St. Louis
Missouri
William H. Bryan
Washington
Agriculture Department
White House
Gary
Ind
la Guardia
Joe Finnerty
Hartford
Conn
Alonzo C. Grace
Rover
Seattle
Wash
Eleanor Roosevelt
Britain
England
Negro Republic
Liberia
the Pines Dairy
W. M. Ramsey
Cocaroo
Odvarnead
Mademoiselle
Hope's Finest Department Store
Baby
Scott Stores