Social Calendar Highlights From April 7 in the Circle
Morning circles of the Women's Missionary and Christian Service groups meet at several homes with leaders Mrs. Franklin Mrs. Ward Mrs. Hitt Mrs Arnold and others. The Wesleyan Guild and First Presbyterian board meet, with PTA attendees urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Battery of
Christian Service
R. D. Franklin
Edwin Ward
C.D. Lauterback
Charles Brrant
Claude Waddle
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Henry Hitt
Arnold
Edwin Steiwart
West Avenue D
First Methodist Church
Harry Hawthorne
Bridges
Guy Card
Webb Laseter
Stith
Davenport
Women's Society of Christian Service
Samn Ware
Young
C. V. Nunn
Local Notices from Vern Lloyd Home and area guests
Mrs Thomas Brewster attended a Vern Lloyd Presbyterian Home for Children meeting in North Little Rock. Leeroy Murphy leaves for Pensacola to visit sister Mrs Phillips and family. Steven Bader returns to Camp Bowie after visiting his parents. Janet Lemley home from University of Arkansas for Easter. Martindale family hosting visiting son from Hendrix College. Cadet Luthor Hotlumon improving at Minter Field. Rita Javahs of Dodge City visiting Ark city friends. Mrs May Turner spending Easter with Mr Turner in Mian ti Flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation
Arkansas
Little Rock
Mia
Garrett
Story
W. J. Bowne
le. Murphy
A. B. Sproggins
M Hendrix Sproggins
Glbhgan
Af, YH
Bett
Mendrix Sproggins
Thomas Brewster
Vern Lloyd Presbyterian Home For Children
Montleco, Ark
North Little Rock
Leeroy Murphy
Penesacola
Phillips
Jas
Ely
Oo Pfe
Steven Bader
Camp Bowie
Texas
Charles Bader
Luthor Hotlumon
Minter Field
Bakersfield
Calif
Rita Javahs
Dodge City
Kansas
Battle Against Food Waste By Mrs Gaynor Maddox
The article outlines a grand strategy against food waste through marketing storage and cooking. It advises buying only what a family will use, proper storage of potatoes greens and dairy, cooking with minimal water to preserve vitamins, and learning modern cooking methods from government and community resources. It notes improper disposal and a harsh custom in Tenganan where men are punished for sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Air power envy fans War Department reshuffle
Edson in Washington discusses rival ambitions among air force officers amid promotions and command roles. The piece notes tensions with Navy leadership and rivalries over theater commands, while illustrating War Production Board shifts and a humor involving a draftee and Hershey. It also covers projected federal gasoline tax changes and rubber shortage talk, including censorship debates and misstatements about rubber imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Regent War Department
Air Force
Joseph T. McNarney
Delos c. Emmons
Hawaii
James EF. Chaney
England
Frank Andrews
Panama
Navy
Chester W. Nimitz
Emmons
F. H. J Sadler
15Th Naval District
Andrews
Harald R. Starke
General Chaney
Douglas
MacKedie
Boston Thain
War Production Board
Army
Service of Supply
SOS
Brehon B. Somervell
Potomac
Gleneral Somervell
Army Construction
MacKeachie
Births and medical registers noted in historical record
Joseph Pulitzer, founder of the Pulitzer prizes and Columbia journalism school, was born May 1847. England admits women to the medical profession in 1876, now with 4263 women and 33,062 men on the medical registers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pulitzer
Pulitzer School of Journalism
Columbia University
Pulitzer Prizes
England
CAA Flyers to Ferry Planes
NEA Service reports a New England ferry school training top graduates for long distance flying. Students, Phi Beta Kappa and summa cum laude from FAA prelim schools, study to become Flight Officers and ferry giant war planes to battlefronts, including Africa, under wartime operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia O'Malley
NEA
New England
A. A
Africa
Nine weeks of advanced air training for youths ends
A narrator describes a group of young aviation students finishing nine weeks of advanced training, including multi engine operation. The instructor notes they are the “air conditioned” generation trained through colleges, entering airlines and services, with 45,000 graduates in a year and strong future as transport pilots. He praises government programs and the spread of aviation education across the nation. Later items touch on Maricopa County Indians, German bread badges, and spring traffic deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Eagle Squadron
Orient
Mexican Masquerade by Cecil Carnes
Allan Steele fends off a six-man armed assault in a cliffside brush fight, then is captured by a Eurasian gang in a coastal setting. Blindfolded, he is taken to a subterranean corridor and brought before Japanese Colonel Watanabe and Dr Ishizuka who announce the death penalty for intruding on their peninsula surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Side-Winder
Allan Stegie
Cme
Allan
Senor
Allan Steele
Peninsula
Colonel Watanabe
Ishizuka
Tokyo Academy of Science
Tregret
Senor Steele
Watanabe
Roosevelt urges 4-H Mobilization Week to defend nation
President Franklin D Roosevelt calls on 4-H Clubs to mobilize nationwide for freedom. He praises rural youth efforts in food, sewing, farming and homemaking and urges pledge devotion of head heart hands and health to country.
Harrison in Hollywood reflects on Carson and Morgan death scene
In Hollywood Dennis Morgan kisses a leading lady while Jack Carson, about to die on screen, seeks dramatic lines but is denied. The scene contrasts with Carson’s vaudeville past and actorly nerves as cameras capture the tense moment and later the comical posteering of a dying man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Dennis Morgan
Jack Carson
Carson
Morgan
Joan Leslie
Broadway
Vincent Sherman
Sherman
Swift
Fern
Warner
Cason
Leslie
Pi ‘Ture
Dea
Astaire
Clenrly
Casoni
Rivers and peaks cited across states and nations
A fragment notes six navigable rivers in North Carolina including Cape Fear Chowan Neuse and Tar sprouting that month. It also claims Colorado has 49 peaks above 14,000 feet while Switzerland has eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Cape, Fear
Chowan
Meherin
Neuse
Colorado
Switzerland
Mind Your Manners Christening Guide for Parents and Godparents
A vintage etiquette piece tests proper christening attire and customs. It advises a light colored dress for the mother, white for baby needs, pink for a girl, and that godparents may give a gift. It also notes church decorations and offers scenario advice for accepting or declining as a godparent, with cautious etiquette guidance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Major Hoope
Mawkey
NEA Service, Inc
T.M. Reg
U.S. Pat
Alma Kyler
Prest Methodist Church
Elsie Weisenberger
The
First Presbyterian Church
Delaete
Beryl Henry
Plt. A
Delouk
PTA
Miss Garner
Opal Garner
Nell Williams
Mel
Emma Lloyd Southerland
Mrs. Wyman
Wisteria
Elizabeth Bridewell
Minenly Qwen
Hope Band
Experiment
Rose Garden Club
W. M. Cantley
A. B. Spraggins
Frid Teragan
Seeva Gibson
Hugh Jones
Amn
Victory Garden
Tee Theaters
Saenger
Son of
Pury
Rialto Matinee Daily
Fryy
Sun
Weil
Janet Lemley
University of Arkanges
O— Dudel Martindale
Hendrix College
J.G. Martindale
Mrs
May Turner
Mr. Turner
Tenganan
Pitch Engst Indies
Svorts
New Saenger
Dude Cowboy
Walllow
George Frances Roddy Sanders
Farmer
McDowall
John Carradine
Elsa Lanchester
Harry Davenport
Kay Johnson
Dudley Digges
Darryl F. Zanuck
John Cromwell
William Porlberg
Benjamin Blake
Edison Marshall
Philip Dynne
20Th Century-Fox Picture
Edson
Uncle Sam
Robert F. Jones
Lima
Fem
Tuatiee
Charles Evans Hughes
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Treasur
Secretary of the Treasury
Henr Morventhau, Jr
House
Wils and Means
Leon Henderson
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Harvld Teke
National Parks
Time Out
Henderson
Lin
Army and Navy Munitions Board
Brazil
CAA
Indias
Maricopa Cown‘ay, Ariz
Germany
Cecil Carnes
Allen
Aldian
NBA Service, Inc
Franklin D. Roosevelt
4-H
White House
4-H Club
United States
Warners
Ginger Rogers
RKO
Bette Davis
C. Q
Rte
Perkison’s Jewelry Store
Hope Mattress Co
Rialto
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