Society Notes and Club News Mention Fraternal Meeting
Mrs Sid Henry bulletin lists meeting at Masonic Hall at eight, with full attendance urged. Reports cover Bay View Reading Club officers elected, study topic Modern Pioneers of Progress, social plans for May 8, and hostess duties. Unity Baptist Ladies Auxiliary reports, prayer, committee updates, and social hour with 14 members and 2 visitors. Also notes birth of a son Howard Lex Bennett on April 13.
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Bay View Reading Club
Hotel Henry
J. A. Henry
Vi A. Henry
W. W. Johnson
T. R. Billingsly
John Arnold
Gus Haynes
J. G. Martindale
Edwin Ward
Gil Haynes
South Pine Street
High Jones
Ladies Auxiliary
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Unity, Baptist Church
L. C. Kennedy
J. H. Reaves
Arkansas Travelers to Play at Columbus
The Arkansas Travelers from El Dorado will present a program at Columbus High School auditorium Friday night at 8. Sponsored by the Senior class, the public is invited and school buses will operate that night.
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Arkansas Travelers
el Dorado
Columbus High School
Preakness Grows Up Fast
Baltimore reports the Preakness rising from a regional race to a premier American event alongside the Kentucky Derby. Once a Maryland three year old showcase, the race’s purse climbed from 25,000 in 1919 to 50,000 in 1922 and now around 60,000, with Mrs J L Lucas of Little Rock hosting guests.
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Fimlico
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J. L. Lucas
Little Rock
Speedy U S Planes to Go to the Allies
American combat planes capable of 400 miles per hour are set to be shipped to the Allies, boosting air power in the north. The piece notes Britain's risky Oslo operation and the strategic need to prevent German air and sea superiority, with U.S. bombers seen as pivotal to reinforcing resistance against invasion from Norway.
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Yerger High picks stock and crop judging team
Yerger High School held an elimination contest for live stock and field crop judging to form a district contest team. Winners Doss Wilma Barris Corrigan Cooper join the judging team to compete April 13 at McCaskill Arkansas. Amos Henry will deliver an oration on The Negro in American Agriculture. Members Easter Peggie Fleney English will represent the local NFA chapter in a quartet singing contest.
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J. A. Harris
Eddie Brown
R. L. Richards
T. E. Woods Jr
No D. Doss
Wilma Barris
Pink Corrigan
Trenton Cooper
Verger High School
McCaskill
Arkansas
Amos Henry
Conquers Snowdrifts With Improvised Vehicle
Kenneth Smith in Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, built an improvised machine by modifying a passenger car with a truck chassis and a sedan body, adding large low pressure airplane tires to plow through deep snow. The device is described as a real marvel, capable of moving through drifts that hindered other vehicles.
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Kenneth Smith
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E Lassenge
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