Social Calendar and Meetings Begin December Events
December schedule lists invitations at Capital Hotel for charity gift of items to poor children and a Christmas program. J O Milam and Little Mouse Scout Wrongs No 2 plan after school meeting. tree planting info to be presented at the Courthouse. PTA Connell at city hall 3 30 Miss Huth Taylor lectures on Consumer Buying. Executive committee short meeting Wednesday December 4. Brookwood PTA attends with emphasis on teachers and families. reports include social hour and program details.
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Dick Breicl Bie
Capital
Hare
Parent Teachers Association
Connell
Huth Taylor
Paisley Plot
Praugran
Bay View Reading Club Christmas Meeting at Arch Moor
The Bay View Reading club will meet at Grassy Lake at the Arch Moor cottage. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock. All members are asked to be present. The United Daughters of the Confederacy Pat Clabourne chapter hosts at Mrs. L. W. Young home at 2 3 o'clock. Members bring two Christmas gifts for the Confederate home. Rose Graven club Christmas party at Mrs. Harry Stiiver’s, 4 o'clock AML gifts exchanged will be eaten gifts.
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Bay View
Reading Club
Grassy Lake
Arch Moor Cottage
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Pat Clabourne
L. W. Young
Clara Scthorp
The
Children of the Confederacy
Hope
Rose Graven Club
Harry Stiiver
Wedding Bells for Ward Valentine Bride in Hope Arkansas
The December 1 1940 ceremony at Unity Missionary Baptist Church united Miss Florence Margaret Valentine and Earnest Perry Ward in a ring ceremony with Rev. J. W. Swafford officiating. The bride wore soldier blue and chrysanthemum corsage, with attendants including Mrs. Z. Ward and Mrs. L. F. Smith. The couple will reside at 235 Wear Avenue in Cape, Arkansas. First Baptist circles open Week of Prayer featured reports, solos, and leadership announcements. Circle meetings with social luncheons noted, including Circle 2 at the First Christian church led by Mrs. B. L. Reilig and other circle activities and hospitality. The article also describes a social gathering at the G. H. Collier home celebrating Mr. J. C. Collier’s birthday with relatives present.
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Ardis Smith
Wear Avenuea
Cnpe
Arkansas
Cook
Irving Urney
Allen Honeycutt
A. B. Sproggins
J. L. Rogers
Cleve Andres
Royce Smith
Nathan
Jesus
Chistian Church
Women's Clan
First Christian Church
B. L. Reilig
Joe Olnstead
J. F. Gavin
Elvele
Fonzie
Pattaue
Usb
Birthday dinner gathering at Fair Park recreations hall
A group joined at a Fair Park recreation building for a birthday lunch in a conic style. Attendees included J. G. Collier and spouse, Grady Collier family, Frances Collier of Strips, Deward Collier and children, Kay Collier, Howard Collier, Ernest Ross and son Dorville, Don Guin, Mae Pickard, Kathleen stunt and daughter Kathleen, John Goynes, Autrey Guyney, Marjorie Rae, Alvin Sanders, Lestar Mullins, Wiley Ratslson, with many guests arriving in the afternoon.
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Fair Park
J. G. Collier
Grady Collier
Daugheer
Frances
Deward Collier
Leon
Mavie
Louise
Kay Collier
Mrs Jennie McWilliamglings Return to Malvern Visit News
Mrs Jennie McWilliamglings returns from a visit with Mr and Mrs Will Graves in Malvern. Mr and Mrs Olin Nix rejoice over the arrival of a little son born on December 1. The child will be named Olin Nathan Nix Jr.
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Jennie McWilliamglings
Will Graves
Malvern
Mes
Olin Nix
Stiunes
Olin Nathan Nix Jr
Rep Jones Is for Farm Man in Washington
Rep Marvin Jones of Amarillo Texas delivered a swarm of tributes as he left Congress to join the United States Court of Claims. Since 1926 he has chaired the agriculture committee and guided key farm laws, earning wide respect for his laconic defense of farming interests and his long tenure in the House.
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Jack Stinneit
Waslington
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
Texas
Congress
United States Court of Claims
Roosevelt
Ep Buck
Tank Corps
Jones
Pal
Buddy
House of Representatives
Southwestern University of Georgetown
University of Texas
House
Committee On Agriculture
Jines' Up Hobo Corps Leader Reports Draft Transfer Impact
Cleveland reporter captures Jeff Davis known as king emperor of hoboes describing how the national defense drive pulls hobos into the army and navy across the nation. He notes 50 years on the road, 1.62 million miles traveled, 138 coast to coast trips, and a hope for hoboes to settle down as many join the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jeff Davis
Army
Navy
Jeff
Han Boed
Judge Marvin Jones Faces Defeat With Quiet Humor
The article recalls a political moment when the Supreme Court struck down the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Judge Marvin Jones responds with calm humor, saying, Lets get to work, as colleagues hide their initial reactions. His farewell notes poke at party differences, noting Democrats overstate incompetence and Republicans overstate proof, in a wry reflection on campaign rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Agricultural Committee
Jones
Marvin Jones
Pie Supper Saturday at Emmet Gymnasium
The Success Home Demonstration Club will hold a pie supper and cake walk with music at Emmet Gymnasium Saturday night December 7 for the club year book and the Red Cross, announced Tuesday by Mrs Jake Reyenga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Gymnnasium
Red Cross
Jake Reyenga
Hanover King Credits Court Menu Artists For Dishes
Ernest Augustus of Hanover praised cooks for fine cooking and awarded “metia credit” on the court menu to the artists who created the dishes, highlighting royal appreciation for culinary talent.
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Ernest Augustus
Hanover
Germany
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