Original Hospital Chain Parties Conclude Fund Drive
The final chain party for Julia Chester hospital was hosted by Mrs. %. O. Wingfield with aid from Mrs. Frank Miles. Twelve guests made curtains and ten towels for the hospital while the weeklong event featured six tables of ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty
Julia Chester Hospital
O. Wingfield
Frank Miles
E. 0. Wingfield
W. ¥. Foster Jr
Orrie Reed
C. S. Lowthorpe
Roy Anderson
Chie in Cotton end from St Louis on week's business trip
W N Slack of Longview Texas is a guest at the home of Dr and Mr WG Allison. Mr and Mrs HLA D Smith spent Thursday in Texarkana. Mrs W EB Montgomery of Texarkana was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs A Graves. Mr and Mrs A L Black arrived Thursday from St Louis where Mrs Black has been in Barnes hospital for two weeks. Mrs Carter Johnson will leave Friday for Little Rock for a weekend with Mrs T D Rowan. Mrs J T West hosts party series for Julia Chester hospital this afternoon at 3. Guests will visit instead of cards or tea. Children return to visit Moses' guests include Mrs D A Jacks and children of Marshall Texas. Mrs Chad Archie and son Chad Gilbert, Harley Moses of Corinth Miss. Fonty Moses of Washon Texas. All are grandchildren of the Moses, Mrs Lucy Boyd adds another link to Chester hospital. Mrs Lucy Boyd entertained with two tables of bridge. Friday Music Club postponed meeting at Mrs Ralph Reuten's North Pine street. J B Shults and Miss Nannie Jess of Fulton were Wednesday shoppers.
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A. L. Black
St. Louis
J. T. West
Julia Chester Hospital
Moses
U. S. Moses
D. A. Jacks
Pegry Joyce
DB. A, Jr
Marchall
Texas
Chad Archie
Chad Gilbert
Harley Moses
Corinth
Fonty Moses
Washon
Lucy. Boyd
Lucy Boyd
Ralph Reuten
North Pine Street
J.B. Shults
Nannie Jess
Fulton
Daughters of the Confederacy plan Washington trip details
Fatty members of the Pat Clabbie chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy plan to travel to Washington next Thursday for the opening ceremony at the Black Hotel. Mrs J A Henry chairs the arrangements committee. A musical program will follow and the group will visit the War Memorial building for another program with participants including Mrs Dan Rogers and Mary Carrigan. Commissioners will hold a meeting after. One Table Bridge game raised funds for Julia Chester hospital with Mrs J G Martindale hosting. high score won by Mrs J M Ligon and Mrs J Johnson visiting from Fulton and Osceola guest Mrs P J Simms.
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Arkadelphis
Bad L. Cannon
Offielativng
W. W. Johnson
Andrew John Ott
Wit Falls
Gibbs Reese
Nashville
Althamad Bina Lees
C. Ghapor
Pat Clabbie
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Washington
Yanniel Incheon
Black ‘Hotel
J. A. Henry
Lantch
War Pine Memorial Building
Dan Hogers
Russellville
Arkenaas Division
U. D.C
Mra
W. B. Mourning
Little Rock
Rocky Mound Defeats Schooley Boys 4-2 in Key Showdown
Rocky Mound defeated Schooley Boys 4 to 2 on Schooley field two miles west of Hope on old Washington road. It was the second meeting of the teams with Rocky Mound winning again. Rocky Mound schedules next game against the Cale team, set for Saturday afternoon at noon on the latter’s diamond.
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Rocky Mound
Schooley Field
Hope
Washington Road
Schooley Boys
Cale
Arkansas College forecasts larger livestock feed needs next winter
Extension director T Hoy Rold warns Arkansas farms should plan for higher winter feed requirements due to rising livestock numbers and possible lower yields. He notes mild past winters boosted field sustenance, but expects to increase feed crop acreage to cover potential shortfalls and offset costs by selling livestock if needed.
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Une Veraily
Arkansas College of Agrie Eulture
Arkansas
Poison Gas Effective in Rodent Killing
In Alameda County poison gas is used to kill rodents. T. S. McGraw leads the work and, with Al. Schmitt, developed a ground-squirrel device. The machine burns straw and sulfur and injects poison underground. Tests show 96 percent efficiency.
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Livermore
Cal
Alameda County
McGraw
al. Schmitt
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