Social and Personal Notes From the Community
Daisy Dorothy Heard, editor, lists social events including a Washington guest at a 3 pm party, PTA and club meetings, music and study gatherings, and a bride to be Betty Burnett engaged to Navrold Ernest Avery. Details cover local club hostesses, first aid program, and impending church and school activities with dates in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Cross
Washington, D.C
Ralph Routon
Mis
Nora Carnigan
McDavid
P.I. A
Women's Society For Christian Service
First Methodist Church
R. D. Franktin
M .M. McCloughan
L. D. Springer
W. W. Johnson
Devo. Uonas
von Ning
Edwin Ward
Age Sisting
Linus Walker
C. W. Bridges
Rt. D. Franklin
Hasteases
County War Bond Quotas Announced
The April 12 drive will raise a national quota of ten billion dollars split between non-bank and banking sources. Hempstead County’s share totals two hundred fifty four thousand dollars with Pulaski County at five million three hundred thirty thousand, Sebastian County at two million nineteen thousand, and Jefferson County at one million four hundred thousand. The Fourth Liberty Loan effort aims to fund war needs with leaders citing large allocations and ongoing public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Treasury Warth Time
Elehth Federal Reserve District
Arkansas
Pulaski County
Sebastian County
Jefferson County
William M. Robbins
St. Louis
Dark Jungles Serial Saga Ends In Aboard Showdown
In a tropical voyage Allison Topping defies peril as Barry Fielding confronts a masked native killer on deck. She saves him with a fierce attack and vows to depart, while Barry warns against jungle life as tension rises about her fate and their volatile partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allaon Topping
Guatemala
Barry Fielding
Barry
Alinon
Harry Tors Wavnay
Dinguat
Allson
Sho
Jean
Allison
Mr. Fielding
Alli
Son
Grooming Quotient test from CBS prompts self care tips
Alicia Hart suggests a Grooming Quotient to judge personal care. Readers score themselves on hair washing, brushing, elbows, nails, pedicures, measurements, wardrobe checks, and a final mirror check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
Acruss Ann
Pentecostal Revival Begins at First Pentecostal Church
A revival meeting is underway with Rev EH Douglas of Parsons Tennessee leading services. Pastor W P Graves invites local residents to attend at 4th and Ferguson streets while Southwest Arkansas County quotas are listed: Hempstead 254000 Howard 75000 Lafayette 107000 Nevada 108000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Pentecostal Church
EH. J. Douglas
Parsons
Tennessee
W. P. Graves
4Th and
Ferguson Streets
Prison Farm Faces Manpower Shortage In Arkansas
Cummins Prison Farm superintendent Tom Coghill said production will not be cut despite worker shortages. The state’s 1,700 prisoners have fallen to about 1,100 as many enlist or work for high wages elsewhere. About 14,000 acres will be cultivated with 180 acres of spinach grown for government needs and a fall planting of 1,000 acres planned. Tucker farm will farm 150 more acres than in 1942 despite 200 fewer workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
April
Arkansas
Tom Coghill
Coghill
Tucker Farm
Dottie Lamour Marries Capt William Ros Howard
Screen star Dorothy Lamour married Capt William Ros Howard in a private San Bernardino ceremony. The couple planned a wartime honeymoon. Lamour will stay at Arrowhead Springs until April 26 to start a new film, while Howard returns to his Army Air Forces post. The ceremony was at the home of Miss Lamour’s mother and stepfather with a small circle of friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Uty
William Ros
Howard
Army Air Forces
Dorothy Taamour
Miss Lamour
San Bernardino
Pridegroom
Baltimore
Maryland
Contributors to County Red Cross Drive List Names and Amounts
A fragmented list details many donors to the county Red Cross drive with amounts and multiple names including Rosalee Trout, J. D. Templetor, Mrs. Horton, Bert Chamberlain, Carl B. Jones, Leon Bundy, W. D. Merchant, Milton Stone, Venice Stone, Vernon Holliday, J. Peters, Olin Hughson, Whitney family, Geo Wylie, Edith Walker, Floyd Scott family, Bart Hood, J. B. Parker, L. C. Odom, George A. Woolton, W. H. Robinson, and numerous students and staff from local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalee Trout
J. D. Templetor
F. S. Horton
Franklin Horton
Bert Chamberlain
Andres Aves
Carl B. Jones
Leon Bundy
Grady
Helen J. Cnon
W. D. Merchant
Belton
F. Leslie
John Eley
Milton Stone
Venice Stone
Vernon Holliday
K. A. Davis
Walter Bey
Cretch Eley
J. A. Peters
Guernsey
Emory A. Thompson
McNabb Floyd Scott & Family
Gladys Hood
Bart Hood
Georgie Tollette
Allie W. Joe
J. ¥. Roberts
Claudia Roberts
J. A. Wilson
Lowly Goat Meat Theory Draws Local Interest
Batesville notables discuss goat meat as tender fare with proper feeding. W B Menard, a local grocer, claims un rationed goat can rival beef pork and mutton if goats receive corn and grain for about 30 days before slaughter. He has 70 goats being fed this regimen and expects wider acceptance of goat meat at Arkansas picnics and fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
W. B. Menard
Menard
Washington
Arkansas
Shortage of Beauty Operators Hits Arkansas
Mrs Zelda Mae Giss, assistant secretary of the State Cosmetic Therapy Board, says Arkansas faces a growing shortage of beauty operators. About 3,300 registered operators remain, with roughly 200 joining WAVEs or WAACs recently and others leaving for war plants. Only 54 girls sat for exams last week. Mrs Riggs says 50 operators could be placed immediately if locations were known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Zelda Mae Giss
State Cosmetic Therapy Board
Arkanas
Riggs
Waacs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Ardea Carden Club
W. R. Merndon
C. B. Ployd
Oyre
Hope Businessd Professional Women's Club
The
Barlow
Tridge Club
Mrs
George Ware
Malcolm Porterfiel
Sriday Music Club
C. C. McNeil
Henry Haynes
Dick Watkins
Christin Ouneil
First Christian Chird
Oliver Adams
Albert Gravus
Paisley PP
T. A
Herbert Lewallen
Ed A. Halbert
Clyde Bexton
Hanor
Oglesby P. T. A. Hearn
Opt
Pol.al
Jorena Miller
Miss Miller
Arch Moore
N S. J. McPherson
Mael Stewart
Iles Cooper
Miss Burnett
Prescott Ensign
Rufus L. Burnett
Fifteenth Street
Astoria
Oregon
Betty Burnett
Navrold Ernest Avery
Ensign
United States Naval Reserve
Grace Episcopal Church
University of Oregon
Alpha Omicron Pi Sprority
Ensigh Avery
Ernest Avery
Prescott
University of Arkansas
Naval Air Corps
Tongue Point
NEW Saenger
Paulette Goddard
Ray Milland
Craney
Holt Bandia” and
Rialto
Jimmy Lydon
Henry and
Dizzy
Milton Berle
Mary Beth Hughes
Nolan Sti
Chester Morris
Jean Parker
Naval Air Station
Burnett Home
Moniday
W. M. Ramsey
Kansas City
Delbert Case
Case
A. A. Tannehill
Navasota, Texas
Joe Rogers
Frank Gallagher
Jackson, Tenn
Franke Hutchens
Hope
Pat Hern
Mr. Tern
Texarkana
Frank Hutchens
the Vily
I. W. Hatcher
Mrs. Eudora Eason
John C. Fleming
Loiseby
NEA Service
ING
Atison
Santiago
Ann Eden
Alicia Hartner
Eighth Federal Reserve District
Lafayette
Nevada
Dottie
Husband
County Red Cross
Wallace Tollette
Robert Hood
G. B. Hester
Georgia Grim
Charlie Richard
Shortie Jackerson
Dora Jones
Zion
Robert Campton
L. C. Odom
Geo. A. Woolton
Worthy Lewis
Floraine Messgrave
Dolph Clark
Macedonia
Geo. W. Evans
W. H. Robinson
Sid
Evelyn Williamson High School
Nick Trotter
R. H. Trotter
Henry Johnson
Cassie Trotter
Mary G. Stuart
Nesie Witherspoon
Lula Franks Gee
Hunter
James Gauft
A.B. Witherspoon
Tessie B. Porter
Lord Johnson
Bingen
Ernest Simpson
William E. Martindate
Robert Nelson
Geo. B. Wolff
Lulla Simpson
George Daughtery
George Wolff
Joe L. Hendric
Ricks Strong
Hunter Ramage
Hope's Finest Department Store
Chas, A. Haynes CO
Gate Vice
the Pines Dairy
L. R. Urrey
Cook's
White Star Laundry & Dry Cleaners
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