Wilcot Weekly Meeting Ends with Seasonal Supper and Bridge
Mr and Mrs Robert Wilcot hosted their regular weekly gathering. The home was festive with seasonal snacks. Before games a delicious informal supper was served on small tables. Several rounds of contract bridge were played throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Robert Wilcot
C. Whitworth
Busiess
McCloughan
Bel Pei
R.V. Vernon Sr
Chyciles Hauvelt
Tony McLarty
Thoin’ Kinser
Mulcalin Portertiet
Chirlotte Cos
Allen Home Demonstration Club Meeting at Mrs Urrey’s Home
The Allen Home Demonstration Club met November 2 at Mrs L R Urrey’s with thirteen members and two visitors. They planned church activities, singing, and a Christmas tree, and exchanged Christmas baking recipes after a light meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
L. R. Urrey
Psn
Howell Good
Lee H. Garland
West Point of the Air Grooms Wings for 1 in 13 Trainees
RANDOLPH FIELD Texas—Randolph Field pushes rapid training for Army pilots as demand soars. About 240-class applicants per slot, with only 1 in 7 admitted to elementary schools and 700 eventual wings from 1820 applicants. Training hours surge to 200,000 yearly, fatalities few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Thornton
NEA
Randolph Field
Tex
San Antonio
West Point
Randolph
Randtoll
Ciwa
Air Corps
Maxwell Field
Ala
Moffett Field
Calif
Aeromatics Authority
Randoljsh
C. A. A. Clementiay
Tyer
Air Vorpa
Community Social Calendar Highlights Local Committees
Social calendar lists many church groups and auxiliary units meeting Sunday through Tuesday in December. Activities include First Presbyterian circles, Ladies Auxiliary hostesses, Christ Church programs, Methodist Women Society, and Daughters of the Revolution events with meetings in several towns and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ape Gospel
Announcement of New Material for Tes Cross
County chairman Mes C M Agee says new materials have been received. Included in the shine materials for infant's dye line are items such as min knit and other yarns. All persons interested are invited to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. C. M. Agee
Faithful Christmas Meeting Brightens Booth Kervey Home
In Wis home of Mrs Ernest O Neal on Booth Kervey street a Christmas party hosted by Trase Club featured readings from Henry Van Dyke, candlelight carols, a Santa Claus gift distribution, and festive refreshments. Eighteen members attended with floral displays and a prize table noted.
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Trase Club
Muitay
Ernest O'Neal
Booth Kervey Street
Holker
Newsport
J.C. Carlton
Gilson
Tal
Henry van Dyke
Mugi Done
Santy Clause
Carlton
W. H. Bourne
B.L. Kauffman
Garrett Bury Sr
Hidden radio cache in canyon leads to discovery
Ronnie Bailey and Wesley uncover a large box in a wilderness canyon containing a radio transmitter and receiver, wires, tubes, and batteries. They speculate the set is powerful and significant, while avoiding smoke and keeping voices hushed as they inspect the find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonn’ Montoya
Ronnie Bailey
Wesley
Wes
Ronnie
Sam
Adventurers Delve Deeper in Canyon Mystery
Wesley York and Ronica Bailey explore a canyon cache under starry night, hiding their discoveries and sharing growing feelings. They plan private inquiries amid uneasy thrills, hinting at larger fall events and a budding friendship turning toward something more.
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Ronnie
Lana
Wesley
Ronica
Ronica Bailey
Rainbow Canyon
Wes
Lena
Pueblo
Tespn
Wesley York
Surplus Property Tales of a Government Waste Net
A humorously caustic survey traces how Army, Navy, and federal agencies repurpose surplus items. From gum plastered chairs sold to a church and a training school to old uniforms turned into play outfits, manure bought by the Biological Survey, and clocks gifted to the Smithsonian, the piece satirically catalogs the endless reallocation. It notes 100,000 hurlap sacks for the International Boundary Commission and calls surplus operations the world’s greatest joint venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Training School
NYA
Army
Navy
National Youth Administration
National Defense
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau of Biological Survey
Biological Survey
Liers
Beliguin
Customs Department
Smithsonian Institution
Oute Army
Forestry Service
International Boundary Commission
Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
Farmer forecasts dramatic changes in farm products
Anacoustic fragment describes oats feeding foals and new uses for vegetables and dairy byproducts. It notes emulsions for carrots and beets, waterloo shipments, and unusual products like wafers, rubber, candy and plastics. The piece envisions a future farm with vast, transformative goods.
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Miss Muffet
Apportionment Struggles Highlight Arkansas Senate Seats
Arkansas faces pressure to redraw the 34 senate districts as census data show uneven representation. Counties like Craighead Phillips Poinsett Ouachita Greene and Columbia exceed the standard while others lag. With 25 seats available the new formula must balance 34 districts and shifting populations across counties such as Benton Carroll Madison Washington and Pulaski.
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Lowing
Craighead
Phillips
Crittenden
Carland
Washington
Poinsett
White
Benton
St. Francis
Hempstead
Miller
Ouachita
Greene
Columbia
Lanoke
Carroll
Madison
Crawford
Franklin
Johnson
Sebastian
Logan
Scott
Polk
Howard
Sevier
Little River
Boone
Marian
Baxter
Newton
Searcy
Pope
Yell
Montgomery
Pike
Lafayette
Fulton
Jvard
Stone
van Buren
Cleburne
Conway
Faulkner
Pulaski
Garland
Saline
Grant
Hot Springs
Clan
Cleveland
Dallas
Nevada
Union
Randolph
Sharp
Lawrence
Independence
Jackson W
Woodruff
Lonoke
Prairie
Jefferson A
Farm Boys Grow Veggies with Grass Based Diets and New Varieties
A fragmented article notes nutrition from grass and leaves surpassing standard produce with grass containing about 280 lines more Vitamin A than potatoes and ten times more Vitamin B than other produce. It mentions trends like hastening plant growth with soot and soil hums, new corn and fruit varieties, and a door to door frozen packed seafood jam sample for 69 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Suill-Fees
South Dakota State College
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Ast
Spain's Franco aims for broader totalitarian influence
The piece notes a network of clubs and committees in Spain to organize social centers, athletics, museums, and forums for political discussion, with publications anti US and anti democracy. It cites Cuba and Mexico as sources of anti-democratic sentiment, protests by Mexican labor leaders, and speculation on Franco’s bid to expand influence, including possible gains if Germany and India retake Gibraltar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
United States
Mexico
Juan Abyazan
Cuba
Senate
Batista
Counisl
General Riestis
Consejo de Hispanicisme
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers Summary
A junked Q and A piece on correct English usage asks about phrases like between you and me, those kind versus that kind, and how to say thank you. It includes guidance on pronouns, pronunciation, and polite responses, with example completions and a playful testing tone.
Boa Travels and Fragments from Eastland Texas
A clerk named James Reid recalls a baby boa found among bananas, noting it never grew up. The piece also mentions Algernon Sidney as an early source for the phrase God helps those who help themselves, and Col Adna G Clark receiving 2330 dollars for Spanish American War service. It comments on draftee pleas and European victory affecting American defense and regional influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastland
Texas
P— James Reid
Algernon Sidney, i
Adna G. Clark
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Kim Street
W. Swaffard
Pasiar
Tadhy
Jong Berdens
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Indies
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Worth Main and
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Keith Gregory
Bible Schoola
Christians Endeavor Society
West Painters
Traintog
U. 5
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C.F. Torpley
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Th Oelack
Cirle Naodat
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Jewell
Wotock
First Presbyterian Churchy
Heeane
Choddhl
O'Clovk
Irele No
W. St Herndon
William Dohnsen
W. M.S
Churel
Joly Cain
He Barlow
R. M. Brisa
D. A. Grives
Hope
Ralph Burton
Carey
Lewisville
Lee Holt
Wash+ Wigton
Buw
Hope For Civilization
Bilis Bie Lara
Saenger
Rialta
Samuel Goldwyn
Walter Brennan
William Wyler
Whiteq
Tommy Kinser
Harry W. Shiver
Ineassisling
Wis
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Haney Chay
Robert Wilsons
Eineiih
Gind
Max Tox
Terrell Cornelius
Ouschiti-lendersen
Lith
Myst
J. RL Gorings
Roob
Gosnell
Wingfield
Loagans Int
Proscott
Linnise Hannan A. le Hardage
An Willis Smith
Arkadelphia Pri
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Pan Jones
American Leelon Auxiliary
Little Rock 'Phorsday
RC. Ellen
State
Pdppy
E. 8
J Gentry
Edt Franklin
Nick Jewell
Lloyd Spencer
Aviadelphia
Charles Wylie
Ary
O- B.S. Franklin
Doughter
Edna Franklin
Kyler Se
Annie Leeper
Malvern
Mrs. W, Rr, Meendon
Mr. Herndon
Albert Graves
Little Rock
Dewey Hendrix
Charles Reynerson
Arkadelphia
BY Oren Arnold
Volumnay
Dude College
Mlind
West
Renica Bailey
King
Spain
T. M. Weg
U. S. Pat
Boa Travels
Europe
Central
South America
Herboise
Ruth Ellen
Frances — Ruth
Beauty
Tor Market
Hope Hardware CO
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