Social and Personal and Club Calendar Items
Social and Personal news from Daisy Heard editors note several clubs and meetings. Oglesby PLT A holds 3 pm at the school with Elorene Miller in charge. Tuesday Bridge at Mrs Adams home 2 30 pm. Thursday Bridge at Mrs Dale Jones. Wandian circle meets at Woodigan Hall 7 30 pm. Brookwood PTA meeting rescheduled to April 14 at 3 pm with speaker Mrs C A Graves. Mrs Cross of Washington DC guest honoree at 3 pm at Mrs Routon and Mrs McDavid home. High School PLT A 3 30 pm full attendance expected. Azalea Garden Club meets at Mrs Herndon home 9 30 am. Tropé Business and Professional Women dinner at Barlow. W M S of First Baptist reports 48 members. officers listed and committee reports given. Circle No 2 of W S Christian Service meets at Mrs Carrigan and Mrs McDavidt home 3 pm. devotional on The Resurrection. Members and one visitor welcomed. program on Latin American leadership in South America. Mrs Hendrickson presents study. discussions by Hitt, Billingsley, Talley. refreshments served to 22. Miss Fletcher returns from weekend in Little Rock. Miss Owen of Texarkana visiting. Radioman William Lee Hednett completes basic training at Submarine School New London Conn after service in Navy with prior schooling in Emmet Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S
Carrigan
First Methodist Church
Nora Carrigan
McDavitt
Mamie Briant
Briant
W. C. Miller
B. W. Edwards
Henry Hitt
T’. R. Billingsley
Ada Talley
Lee
Clyde Hendrickson
A. K. Holloway
Leon Wiliams
George Maham
Women's Society of Christian Service
Charles Parker
J. O. Milam
South America
H. H. Stuart
Guy Card
Park
Alice McMath
William Lee Hednett
S. L. Hednett
Emmet
Arkansas
Submarine School
Submarine Base
New London
Conn
Hadnett
Badcaw High School
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Rent Violators to Face Court Action
Federal court actions were filed by the OPA against nine individuals in Little Rock for alleged rent ceiling violations and improper property registrations. Charges include misdemeanors with up to a $5,000 fine or one year in jail or both, with similar actions planned in Jonesboro and Fort Smith this week. Entities named include Aaron Gollweber R L Snow Joe H Hawkins Mrs Ira L Collins Mrs L J Lockhart Ownes Harold Sullivan Benjon A N Demers Ted Hood Fred Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
OPA
Jonesboro
Fort Smith
Sam Ropex
Aaron Gollweber
R. L. Snow
Joe HH
Hawkins
Ira L. Collins
L. J. Lockhart
L. J. Lockhart Ownes, All of Pine Bluff; Harold Sullivan Benjon, A. N. Demers
Ted Hood
Fred Foster
Walnut Ridge
Clear Eyes As A Mirror Of Your Vitality
A socialite Mrs. Pirie leads in health advice urging three beauty R’s relaxation right eating and art. The piece highlights self‑care, good sleep and weekly beauty rituals as boosts to energy, mood and work pace. It cites USO leadership and stresses habits for restful nights and refreshed mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S
Pirie
New York
Chicago
USO
Hang Yourself For Figure s Sake Rise Stevens Star Exercises
Rise Stevens discusses handling weight with extreme exercise and self hangings to stay slim. She describes hanging from a steel bar in her apartment, swinging, and lifting legs to keep limbs supple and maintain a refreshed feeling. She insists the practice is to stay fit, not distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rise Stevens
Rise
Boocan Senior Play to Be Given Friday Night
The Badcaw High School senior class will present The Rainbow Girl in the school auditorium Friday night April 9 at 8:30. Cast includes Snow Boswell John Robert Skinner Violet Hodwell Joyce Cameron Ruel Spencer Denyer Lee Fuller Geneva Mattison Mavis Cassady Perry McCarge Jr Doris Lee Burns and Opal Crawford. The is noted for a plot about a home turned charitable institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badcaw High School
Snow Boswell
John Robert Skinner
Violet Hodwell
Joyce Cameron
Ruel Spencer
Denyer Lee Fuller
Geneva Mattison
Flashes of Life From The Associated Press
A string of odd notices includes an FBI note on a draft evasion scheme where a man faked medical letters to claim dependents sick, misnaming diseases. Kokomo police relay a beer spill warning. In Niugatuck a community theater adapts with fewer male roles, prompting female casting. A Wichita youth receives a 90 day suspended sentence for shouting incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
E. E. Conroy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Wichita
Kansars
Dallas M. Potts
Leyearald l
Springfield farmer ill at ease over farming woes
Springfield Missouri. W B Lay complains Greene county farmers are blue after a man visited claiming to know farming. The visitor mocked and advised hitching to the harrow, asking which side the horses faced, illustrating farmer skepticism about new methods while aiming to farm 320 acres this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
W. B. Lay
Greene County
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Daisy Dorothy Heard
Oglesby Plt.a
Elorene Miller
Oliver Adams
Thurrsday Contract Bridge Club
Dale Jones
Woodigan Hall
Brookwood P. T. A
C. A. Graves
James C. Cross
Washington, D. C
Ralph Routon
T. S. McDavid
Azalea Garden Club
W. 2. Herndon
C B. Floyd
Trope Business and ‘Professional Women's Club
The
Barlow
W. M.S
First Baptist Church
Women's Missionary Society of the
FL. Padgitt
Tienry Haynes
John
Mary Claude Fletcher
Miss Wendell Owen
Texarkana
City
Rialto
Pris
Jimmy Lydon
Henry and
Dizzy
NEW Saenger
Claudette Adolberi
Joel McCrea
Sauer
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Mrs. Pirie
Vital
Alicia Hartnea
Boocan
Rennell Island
South Pacific
Ward & Son
Kokomo
Ind
Markland Avenue
Niugatuck
Valley
Railroad Retirement Board
Hope
Ark
Focal United State Employment Service Office
Hope Star Today
Lacy
Hope's Finest Department Store
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