Widespread local notices mix poetry with community events
The page blends quotes from a classic poem with notices of a UDC chapter meeting in Ozona, Girl Scout May Day activity postponements, club gatherings in Bay View and Hocking, a wedding announcement in Jonesboro, a Cosmopolitan club event, a May Day pilgrimage display at Fair Park, and praise for Richard Perdue as Louann High School valedictorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Cleburne
U. D.C
Helen Frather Ditty
Ozon
Ben Goorllett
Wilbur Jones
T. L. Uockersmith
Chas. Locke
Alma Hanna
City Council For Girl Scouts
Bay View
Ondon
Gus Haynes
South Pine Street
Hocking Club
Tom McLarty
South Main Street
Bert Onsiler
Atlanta, Ga
WD. W. Bryan
Lillian Bryan
Richard Perdue
Leo Perdue
Louann
Louann High School
Richard
Alate
Louann School
New Governor 33 Beats Odds to Lead GOP
Harald Stassen, 33, Minnesota governor, reshaped the GOP with a pragmatic leadership style. The South St. Paul native steadied a state administration, calmed labor conflict, and earned national attention ahead of a keynote at Philadelphia. His home life is simple with wife and three year old son, while he works long hours, dictating and studying reports. He faces future speeches with a wary balance of resolve and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wilson
Minn
Farmer-Labor
Atate Republican Party
South St. Paul
Stassen
Glen
Stassen S
Capitol
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Turkey
Stassén
Local social notes highlight visits and stays
McCaskill Bill Scott of Hendrix College Con way and Ralph Scott of New York spent the weekend with their parents, Bert Scott Sr. Charles Nelms of El Dorado stayed with his sister Mrs Graydon Anthony. Lula Wertham of Prescott visited homefolle. Miss LaVerne Harper, a Henderson State Teachers College student, spent the weekend with her parents. Multiple residents attended a tea at Blevins. Other visits include Mrs J L Eley of Belton to Fay etteville. Iris Hampton with Margaret Stone in Belton. Mrs James Lewis and Jitlie son visiting Nashville. May Hampton in Hope. Mr and Mrs John Gaines in Camden. Mrs Geo Oxley and Cline in Nashville. D B McChekill visiting Texarkana. Clay Bradley and others visiting Louisiana. Alvis Stokus of Delight visiting H B Eley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Scott
Hendrix College
Conway
Ralph Scott
New York
Bert Scott
Charles Nelms
el Dorado
Hove
Graydon Anthony
Lula Wertham
Prescott
Home Folle
LaVerne Harper
Henderson State Teachers College
J. W. Harper
Herman Rhodes
D. Wortham
Camden
Geo, Oxley
Cline
Gardener
Nashville
Ray Culpepper
D. B. McChekill
Texarkana
Clay Bradley
Frank Ethridge
Carol Joan Lewis
Louisiana
Alvis Stokus
H. B. Eley
Common Courtesy About Wedding Gifts
A vintage wedding etiquette note urges timely gratitude for gifts. It advises writing personal thank-you messages after opening each package, collecting donor names and addresses, and avoiding rifts with in-laws by promptly acknowledging presents.
May Day Pilgrimage in Hope fundraiser for Girl Scout house
The Hope Girl Scout Council sponsors a May Day Pilgrimage on May 1 from 2 to 6 PM to raise funds for clearing the Little House debt at Park. Guides will lead visitors through displays including homes, a wildflower exhibit, a Home Economics stage, and doll collections. Headquarter details and transportation contacts are at the Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffa Brownie
Scott
Girl Scout Council In
Hope
Little House
All Park
Pan
Fickely
Sos
Hoviow Hotel
Ot Fair Park
Chy-Hall
Lemby
P. B. Carrigan
R. E. Cain
Ched Hall
B. W. Edwards
Basil York
Lloyd Spencer
John D. Batlew
J. H. Lemley
Kate Bridewell
The Good Old Days Seem Funny in 1975 Preview
ROTIC MILLETT reflects on The Good Old Days and Sears Roebuck catalogs, imagining how future readers in 1975 will find early 20th century fashions and etiquette amusing. The piece notes restrictive dress, male dominance in attitudes, and simple tech contrasts, contrasting then and now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sears, Roebuck
el Cur
Thank-you notes for wedding gifts with care
The piece advises sincere short thank-you notes that name each gift in the first paragraph and even suggests jewish or department store checks for identifying odd items. It notes white stationery with black ink, personalized to the bride and groom, and emphasizes explicit gratitude over generic phrasing.
Capital Worried by Army of Rats
Washington faces a rat surge described as a piecemeal army raiding hen houses and garbage. Estimates vary from 4000 to 200000, with scientists disputing higher figures while officials declare a citywide alert and plan action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington in no low mood a boom town in reverse
A fragmentary column examines Washington D C as an old city with many aging homes and a desire for rapid pest control. It likens the city to a boom town turned wary no low mood town, noting stable payrolls, persistent unemployment, and ongoing relief needs amid federal activity and real estate pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James E. Martin
First
Brat Harte
Jack London
Hough
Mind Your Manners and Social Etiquette Q&A Card
A vintage etiquette quiz questions common social usage and answers. It covers terms like widow lady grass widow and the Mister, asks about apologies and dressing for dancing, and advises asking your escort when unsure about attire or venue.
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East Pine Street
Arrella
Hawthornie
Ringold
C. W. Alford
Minden
Golemnizet
Bostov
Jonesboro
Alford
C. C. Collins
Cosmopolitan Club
John P.’ Cox
South Elm Street
Lamar Cox
Empire Builders
NEA Bervice, Inc
T.M
U.S. Pat
Harold E.stasséh
Minesota
Rialto Now
Miss Molly
Og Ak
Paramount Picture
Albert Dekker
Janice Logan
Thomas Coley
Charles Hulton
Victor Killan
Frank Yeconelli
Ernest Schowdinch
Brother Rat
Ladies Specialty Shop
J. Green
Husbhand
Future Homemakers
By Jack Ssinnett
Leo
LI Eyeracy
Hope Hardware Co
T. M. Reg
U.S
Pat
Dodge
Dodge Costa
Amaller
Bowes
B. R. Hamm Motor CO
Third
Walnut Street
Plymouth
Hope, Arkansas
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