Social Calendar Highlights From Milday to May Week
Social calendar notes April 20 and 21 detailing Women’s Missionary Union circles at First Baptist Church, Gardenia Garden Club luncheon, Business and Professional Women’s clubs meeting with Grace Fitzgerald of Dallas, Lilie Garden Club luncheon and garden tours, Bay View Reading Club gathering with discussions on Russia and power, hosted by Mrs J G Martindale and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Nu
Women's
The
First Baptist Church
Witte
Noaft Tubbs
Women’s Missonary Union of the First Baptist Church
J. T. Wall
C Atelock
Women's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church
Harry Shiver
Cleely
Women's Missionary Union
First Bay St Church
Tra
Cirelé Na
Franklin Horton
J. G. Martindale
Hay View
Weading
Cuty
Bay View
Mamie Twitchell
Hugh Jones
U S Carves Air Line in Jungles
U S plans a wartime air route across Africa from the Congo to Egypt and the Middle East. General Robert Olds oversees the operation with Pan American Airways supplying manpower and bases. The vast supply task includes 144 trash cans of gear, 28 dozen sheds, and a year’s food menus for troops, with malaria control and rigorous health checks for personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
U. S
Africa
Congo
Egypt
Middle East
U.S
Pan American Airways
Lowell
Coggeshell
United States
George Greigher
Mexico
Central
South America
Local society notes from Hempstead County events
Mrs Royce Weisenberger and Miss Mary Claude Fletcher return from Hot Springs where they attended a state P T A meeting. Methodist ladies attended the district conference in Nashville as Mrs Annie Erwin Dell McClanahan and Mrs H C Kyler. Miss Mary McSwain spoke as a missionary to Brazil. Charles Segnar sailed for the British east Indies, via a cablegram received by his father Mrs Harry Segnar. Paul Waddle of the University of Oklahoma visits with his parents Mr and Mrs Claude Wenestles. Mrs Albert Green of Columbus Kansas and Mrs Col Gorham of Pittsburg Kansas visited Mr and Mrs Willis A Cobb and returned home via Hot Springs. Dames Williams Cantley left for Dallas to attend operas. Miss Mary Delia Carrigan of Little Rock is in town for a weekend visit. Dr P B Carvigan hosts Mr Duke Kennen and Walter Kinsley from Milwaukee Zoo, and Mr M J R Lentz with Virgil Turner from St Louis Zoo. they are aiding Hempstead County with venomous reptiles and other specimens. Misses Marie and Nannie Purkins and Mrs Glen Williams host weekend guests cousin Richard B Elam of Richmond Va Judge and Mrs DuVall Purkins daughter Nancy Line and Mr and Mrs Wilmer Love with daughter Marion of Warren Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Green
Columbus
Kansas
Col Gorham
Pittsburg
Willis A. Cobb
Dames Williams Cantley
Dallas
PB. Carvigan
Duke Kennen
Walter Kinssey
Zoological Gardens
Milwaukee
Wis
M. J. R. Lentz
Virgil Turner
St. Louis Zoo
Hempstead County Cearching
Marie
Nannie Purkins
Glen Williams
Richard. B. Elam
Richmond
V. Judge
DuVall
Purkins
Nancy Line
Wilmer Love
Marion
Warren, Ark
No Best Date for Planting Corn Crops
University of Arkansas studies show no universal best planting date for corn due to yearly weather variation. Data from 1924 1934 and 1998 reveal different optimal dates at different tests and locations, suggesting splitting plantings into early mid and late dates to hedge risk. County agent notes diversified timing as practical strategy. Arizona timber stand totals 20 billion board feet with ponderosa pine making up 45 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver L. Adams
Country Oen
Arkansas College of Agriculture
Colton Lranel
Santa Fe
Sind
Arizona
Hollywood Romance Turns Violent in Early Meeting Scenes
In a survey of postwar film practice, PAUL HARRISON notes recurring dramatic meetups in which couples collide with danger or slapstick. From The Forest Rangers to Saboteur and The Gay Sisters, introductions hinge on stunts, crashes, and forceful introductions as romance begins amid chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Groble
Victor
Miss Grable
Gene Tierney
Preston Foster
Miss Tierney
Barbara Stanwyck
George Brent
Cummings
Priscilla Lane
Sheriff's Office
Frantic Weekend At Ferdy Lorton's Laurentian Home
Myra Mack invites Fay Ransom and her sober brother to a weekend at Ferdy Lorton's Laurentian estate. Fay, a lively yet enigmatic figure, may trigger misunderstandings as Myra ponders the sisterly balance between family roles and personal ambitions. The aunt hosts with calm, wary of the new guest mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werdy Lorton
Myra Mark
Michiel
Peeny Fon
Nickel Monkhoune
Woldier
Myra
Ashe
Nigel
Fay Ransom
Frerdy
Laurentians
Montreal
Health Vital to Victory
Health is vital to victory says Dr Leona Baumgashmer director of New York City Health Bureau of Child Hygiene. She argues healthier children are key to sustaining wartime effort and peace, urging calm, honest example and first class medical care for kids through regular well child visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerr
Leona Baumgashmer
Bureau of Child Hygiene
New York City
Department of Health
Children Health and Art Unite for Postwar Growth
A pediatric expert notes vaccination for smallpox and diphtheria, with later boosters, and warns of a possible doctor and dentist shortage as service calls rise. Artist Elsa Rego advocates children’s painting as a bridge for international understanding, citing kids influencing major artists and a growing interest in art among American youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Rego
Miss Rego
New York
Matisse
Picasso
Klee
Marines Pattern for Tokyo Invasion On Wake Island
The article outlines a Wake Island assault plan to reestablish U S Marines in the Pacific. It describes aerial bombardment followed by fast patrol boats and smoke screens, infantry advances, tanks and amphibious vehicles, and airborne anti tank guns. Aircraft carry parachute troops and observers guide naval fire and landings toward Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Wake Island
Tripoli
Eureka
Navy
Tokyo
Manus’ Island
Zealous horseman drives camel operation of trans-African airline
A vivid portrait credits a single, tireless figure for moving the trans-African airline into operation with remarkable speed. Described as a vigorous, hard working bachelor, he rises early and spurs others to follow, earning large part of the credit for the project’s rapid progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
Pachelor
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Mary Claude Fletcher
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Brazil
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British East
Harry Segnar
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University of
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Ferdy
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Fay
Myra Mack
Hisaunt
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Auto Supply
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