Society Notes On Spring Meetings And Events
Society notices list a Bet Between 3A and 4 Be Mi scheduled for Tuesday, April 24, at 7:46 p.m. at the Country Club with Mrs L. B. Tooley. Mrs Roger Smith hosts Wednesday, April 22, at 7:90 p.m. at the home of Mrs Ceril O’Steen. The Nashville Garden Club announces its annual Flower Show Wednesday, April 83, from 1 to 9 p.m. at the American Legion Hut. The show theme is Broadgay Hits, with an invitation extended.
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Tussiay
Nesday Hight
Country Club
Wih
L. B. Tooley
Aid. Mre
Roger Smith Coe
Kathleen Mallory Cirete
Offhe First Baptist Chaven
Vesday
Ceril O'Steen
Nashville Garden
Opi
Atvethcan Legion Hut
PTA Dinner Event Details and Officers Election
The PTA meeting at Paisley School discussed juvenile defiance, featured a Japanese flower arranging demonstration by Mrs Manuel Hamid, and announced officers for 1950-39 with My's Diffie Booth as president and Mrs Jewell Mooradis as vice president. Hostesses included Mrs Gordon Bayless and Mrs George Frazier. meeting adjourned after refreshments for 12 members and guest Mrs Hamin.
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Jewel Monte
Gordon Bayless
George Froalet
Lloyd Guerth
Floyd Leverette
B. T Yoihg Jry
Plas Sented
My's
Diffie Booth
Jewell Mooradis
Wayhe Russell
lUvensurer
Homer Jones
George Frazier
Garde Therapy
Pefublag
Paisley School
Manuel Hamid
Informa
Lve Saradrama
Hamm
Honor Jonas Wort
Avlightfn
Hamin
Sweet Home 4-H Club Demonstration on Plaid Materials
Sweet Home Home Demonstration Club held its April meeting at Mrs Bright’s home with a how to cut and sew plaid materials demonstration by Mrs Bill Bright. Hazel Commis reported on Sol Vaccite program and other improvements while Mont Montgomery explained Danger Fund support. Members contributed to the fund. J B Want presided over business and site discussion. Refreshments for 15 members and two visitors were served by the hostess. The next meeting is May 16 at Mrs Ward’s home.
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Bill Bright
Sweet Home Home Demonstration Club
Dorothy Dix Advice on Age Gap and Love
A reader asks about an age gap in an engagement with a 13 year old girl and a 19 year old man. Dorothy Dix discourages unequal marriage, urges a long postponement, and notes happiness based on maturity and shared goals, not age alone.
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Dorothy Fix
Jis
Bettur
Tosheul
Dorothy Dix Advice On Meeting A Boyfriend
A fragmented letter advises a man to be honest and confident when introducing his girlfriend to a friend. It urges avoiding excuses and apologizing, urging steady demeanor and clear conduct to prevent awkwardness as social expectations loom.
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Dorothy Dix
Rigilaniy
Health talk by Mrs G A Brown and Miss Cummings
Demonstration on vegetables and nutrition led by Mrs G A Brown and health leader Miss Cummings. They will present program changes and guidance for readers on dietary improvements and food preparation.
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G. Ar Brown
Miss. Cummings
McCaskil HD Cub Meeked at Community Meeting
A fragmented report details a Thursday night community meeting at a local building led by Mrs. Toy Rodgers, with plans to sell ads for the Southwest Ulster Livestock Show catalog. Participants included Mrs. Cloyd Billick and Mrs. R. G. Shulflaid, who discussed citizenship panes and sewing trials, and references Nashvilla Flower Show set for April 5.
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Mes. R. G
Wits
Arthuur Wimmell
Hearts
Philans
Personal Mention of Tom Pirgis at Fort Smith
Tom Pirgis formerly of Mose who local resident, 2600 Greepwood Fort Smith, underwent surgery on his knee Wednesday. He is reported to be doing somewhat better after the procedure.
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Tom Pirgis
Mose
Greepwood “Fort
Smith
Hospital Notes From A Fragmentary List
Fragmented discharge and admission notes list multiple patients with partial names such as Adraltieds, C. Smeding, Mrs. Earlene Fenwick, Hope, Lawrence Jr. Sparks, David Brown McNab, and others. The text shows messy OCR artifacts with mixed initials, nicknames, and mis-spellings, making precise details difficult to confirm.
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Adraltieds
C. Smeding
Hope
Carl
Lewis
Kit
Josstar
Earlene
Fenwick
Marely- Bawden
Riley
Bure
Hapey
Aynest May
Ape
Lawrence Jr
Sparks
Ernest Tass
Ho Bamuel
Rie
Hope Olscharne
E. T
Maytindale
Wghway
Hee
David Brown
Inaugural gowns on display at state historic site
Display features giant inaugural gowns tracing 1800s to modern era. Curators invite public viewing as notable garments from the nation’s early fashion history are showcased at the state house tour.
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of State
Hawa
Tite Rock
Gailey’ Fy the Nation
Af Arians Sax
Older Russians Hear Baptists in Moscow Church Service
In Moscow an aged audience at the city’s Baptist church listened as Baptist leaders from Arkansas and Washington urged peace and distributed Russian Bibles. The visit by Jed the gnilah and Clarence Crang ford highlighted a message of interfaith harmony amid Soviet restrictions.
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Moscow
Artigrteat Baptists
Hep
Brookstrays
Clarence Crangford
Atiertatr
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Patho
PTA
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Nashville
Arkansas Music
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Patmos Pta
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SehAid
Jundh
d@wall Moore Jr
Balladi Garden Club
Sweet Home
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Coleman
Blendaire Heating & Cooling
Fedders Adaptomatic
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Third St. Hope
Bern Lee
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Reay.s Syrup
McCaskil HD
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