Auxiliary meeting at First Presbyterian church urged
Relative notice states the Board of the Wo Auxiliary of the First Pres by church will meet Monday afternoon at two o clock. Full attendance is urged for Circle No. 1 of the W.S.C.S. at Second Methodist church at three o clock at the home of Mrs. R.L. Brodch.
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W.S.C
Methodist Church
Steve Carrigan, Jr
George Peck Fader
W.S.C.S
R.L. Brodch
Poe
J. E. Cooper
Luther Holloman
van W. Harrell
Board of Stewards
Wm. P. Hardegree
Christian Youth Fellowship Meeting
Christian Youth Fellowship Group
W. M. Stroud
High Street
McRae Cox
Proram
Rs. E. W. Graham
al Park
First Presbyterian
Thos. Brewster
Forsaken Wives and the War Changed Marriage
An Army chaplain argues returning GIs forsake their wives due to idealized overseas life. Home life appears different after years apart, with wives now assertive and capable. The piece notes shifts in gender roles and marital dynamics postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home
Joe
Parker and Cassie deepen ties amid Hill household
Parker expands Hamilton Machine works plans and moves with blueprints, engineers, and a New York manager while Cassie enjoys his gifts flowers bracelets and daily tender acts. Leni visits and sings at the piano as Parker praises purpose and the forthcoming baby, feeling renewed love for Cassie.
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Cassie
Parker
Fletcher
Leni
Mike
Ames
Sid
Sid Lee
Mortonville Herald
Hamilton Machine Works
New York
Innenapelg
Cavendish
Len
Judy
Lon
Mortonville
Indianapolis
Billy Mickle
Arkansas House Returns Two Workmen's Comp Measures
Little Rock on January 31 reports two proposed amendments to the Workmen's Compensation law were returned to the Arkansas House without recommendations. One would require employers to file information on workers deemed independent contractors and the other would allow circuit judges to decide record appeals in workers compensation cases. Governor Laney signed bills raising circuit and chancery judges' salaries to 7200 a year and repealing Pope's Digest provision prohibiting court adoption approvals without parental consent.
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Little Rock
Arkansas House
Workmen's Compensation Committee
Commission
Little “Rock
Laney
Chancery
Pope
Community Demonstrations and Farm Unit Conference Schedule
Tuesday February 4 features Peace HDC-2 host Mrs Ria Hampton with Kitchen Demonstration. Wednesday February 3 Hope 4-H Girls High School 8 30 a m Victory HDC-2 1 5 p m Mrs William Schooley hostess Kitchen Demonstration. Thursday February 6 Evening Shade HDC-2 pm Farm Unit Conference at Earlie Williams home with Louisiana Extension specialists and agents. Friday February 7 Home Visits.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
C. A
Christian Service Brigade
Hi-C. A. Brigade
Women’s Missionary Council
the Tabernacle
Arthur Otteson
Otteson
Spring Hill
Lucy Huckabee
Peace
Ria Hampton
Hope
Victory
William Schooley
Earlie McWilliams
Louisiana Extension
Arkansas Whiskey Board Would Be Governor Appointed
A proposed measure creates a three member whiskey board appointed by the governor on staggered terms with the governor naming the chairman. The board would oversee sale and distribution of whiskey in Arkansas and members could receive up to 5000 dollars annually. Each member must post a bond set by the governor. Butler claimed the bill could yield about 4 million dollars in annual state profits.
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Little Rock
House Committee On Charitable Institutions
Arkansas
Walther
Pulaski
State Senate
Ernest Maner
Mot Springs
Maner
Senate
E. J. Butler
Forrest City
State of Arkansas
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Butler
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Kelley’s
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Wiley Rutledge
Frank Murphy
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NEA Service, Inc
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Ford
Young Peoples
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Herman Keiser
el Rio Country Club
Akron
Ohio
Lew Worsham
Washington
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Skip Alexander
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Arkansas Power and Light Co
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Floyd Sharp
War Assets Administration
Reynolds Metal Company
Dick Turner
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Loretta Young
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Popeye
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Thimble Theater
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Donald Duck
Red Ryder
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