Social Calendar Week of December 26 in Vicksburg
Social calendar lists events from December 26 to December 31 including a formal dance, executive meeting, contract bridge dinners, and garden club gatherings. Notable attendees include Mrs. Jack Stewart of Vicksburg and Mrs. A. T. White hosting visitors. Open house and holiday decor featured heavily at social clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stewart
Vicksburg
R. T
R. L. Broachle
Contract Club
BR. L. Broadh
Contract Bridge Club
Roy. Allison
Cecil Wyatt
Ad McMath
Attison
A. T. White
Ck Stewart
Wickshire
Bridge
Syd McMath
George Wire
Coming and Going In Local Military Circle
Cpl Wingfield Stroud returns to Camp Wollers Texas after holiday visit with his mother Mrs W M Stroud and relatives Mrs Percy Sharp and Percy III of New Orleans join Frank Hermes’s household for a short stay Miss Martha Helen Scarey and John Allen Harrell of Lewisville visited Mr and Mrs E P Young last evening Orie Gilbert home on furlough from Camp Forrest Tenn recently finished basic training plans to return soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Wingfield Stroud
Camp Wollers, Texas
W. M. Stroud
Percy Sharp
Little So
Percy III
New Orleans
Frank Hermes
Martha Helen Scarey
John Allen Harrell
Lewisville
E. P. Young
Pyl
Orie Gilbert
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Ono
Fulton Woman Dies in Hope Hospital
Mrs Ola Crafford wife of W R Crafford a long time resident of Fulton died in a local hospital early today Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Thursday with the Union Church of Fulton burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery near Tope She is survived by 38 sons Bayt of Newport Noel of Del Plain Ark and Jean Crafford of Murfreesboro Tenn daughters Edna of Fulton and Mai Belle Crafford of Shreveport La
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Crafford
W. R. Crafford
Fulton
Ient
Union Church of
Wirial
Rose Mill
Fear Tope
Bayt
Newport
Noel
Deliplaine
Ark
Jean Crafford
Murfreesboe
Edna
Mai Belle Crafford
Shreveport
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War production goals faced delays due to rationing and manpower shortages. A plan to add six million workers in 1943 was discussed, with one million from normal sources and the rest recruited, plus potential legislation to enforce job shifts and reduce idle time. Renegotiation of War Department contracts saved $829 million in seven months, with total yearly savings expected near a billion. General MacArthur’s success in New Guinea ends doubts about his leadership, reinforcing confidence in his command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
MacArlinu
New Guinea
Bataan
Philippines
Wartime Substitutes In Home Goods On Display
Museum of Modern Art showcases substitutes replacing metal, glass, and fabric items in wartime. Corn husk doormats and woven grocery carriers replace common articles. plastic plugs and paper jar tops offer affordable, non essential options while preserving function and design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Iren
Museum of Modern Art
Alice M. Carson
Frantic Festival at the Farmhouse Christmas Event
Beano and Myra host a belated Christmas party for English guests. Santa and the Queen of the Fairies arrive as Leona, in a star wand and a white gown, is celebrated. A surprise interruption at the door ends the scene as two men arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beano
Leona
Ross
Fay
Benny
Rass
Myra
Santa Claus
Ferdy
Queen of the Fairies
The
Oil and Gas Filings From Lewisville Arkansas Ledger
Mineral and royalty deeds dated December 1942 list transfers from P. R. Rutherford and wife to O. A. Robert and O. U. Robert in sections across towns 15 and 16 West, plus leases, releases, and subordination actions. Filings dated December 19 through 24 1942 appear with several property descriptions and 1/2560 to 3/64 interest figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Triplett
Lewisville
Arkansas
P. R. Rutherford
O. A. Robert NW
Bee
West
O. U. Robert Mis
Rae
O. U. Robert E
Ree
O. A. Robert New
Delia Whitehead
M. H. Whitehead
V. S. Parham
T. A. Glass
Alto J. K. Wadley
George Steele
F. M. Carmody Sii
Nat'l Bank
Ark
A. R. Wherritt
M. Carmody
Sim
G. W. Russell
F. R. Sylvestre
J. BE. Murray
R. Sylvestre
EA. Spersky
Design shifts replace metal in hangers and cases
A fragment discusses using wood in trouser hangers and bright green felt cases for spectacles, noting improved appearance and no spring adjustment. It also mentions German cosmetics decline and shaving soap use, and claims civilians can support soldiers by sacrificing luxuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhys
Two Arkansans Join Anti Aircraft Battery Duty in New Guinea
By MARLIN SPENCER American troops report in New Guinea on December 30 that Captain Ernest W. Permehter's anti aircraft battery shot down seven Japanese planes. The unit, the first sent to New Guinea by air, included Arkansans Corporal Martin Fulton of Hot Springs and Privates Albert Bishop of Pinola Mississippi and James Moore of Black Oak Arkansas, with several supporting crewmen and a San Francisco lieutenant whose father served as a colonel in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Spencer
New Guinea
Ernest W. Permehter
Jackson
Miss
Lieut. W. L. Shick
Urbana, Jr
el Paso
Tex
Martin Fulton
Hot Springs
Ark
Clayton Bradford
Watsonville
Calif
Garland Long
Denver
Martin Lally
1Cleveland
Ohio
Morris Murray
Thorn’dale
George Cullen
Reeder N. D
Roy Epates
Bridgeport
Ind
Albert Bishop
Pinola
Acorelno Martinez
Chamisal
N. Mex
Gregory Umbarger
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Hope Country Chi
Ednesday
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Alten
Chub
Will
Barlow
O'Elock
Rose Girden Club
Grievett Story
W. B. Mason
Alli
Edwin Stewart
Dick Watkins
Will Leu
St. Joseph
Church News
First Pentecostal Church
West 4Th and Ferguson
W. P. Graves
New Saenger
Cenes
Edgar Allan Poe
Tali
Voluptusus Vooda
Haiti
Hope Hospital
Lutal
Walt Disney
Dumbo
Moscow
Rialto
Zazul
Pitts
Imma
Night Monster
Ralph Morgar
Bela Lugosi
Miss Carson
Carson
War Production Board
Edmund Fancott
M. C
Citadel
Santa
Claus
Chicago
Lafayette
R. L. Arnold
Dwight E. Davis S
Arkansans
Dink
Ewe
Ethel Gorham
Scott
Scott Stores
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