Social and Personal notices for February 2 3 meetings
Month of February in social notices lists many meetings at First Christian, Presbyterian, Methodist, and Baptist churches plus civic groups. It notes post ponements due to weather for FyWe Auxiliary and WMA circle, co hostesses, guest speakers, and locations in town. Attendees include Mrs Charles Wylie, Mrs Donald Moore, Mrs Steve Cartigan Jr and others. mention of youth director, guests from Ouachita College and University of Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Sane Ss
First Christian Church
Oglesby
Égular
FyWe
Meatriary
Eurst
Charles Wylie
Donald Moore
Steve Cartigan, Jr
Cecil Biddle
Arrivals and Discharges at Hope Area Hospitals
Hospital notes record admissions and discharges at Julia Chester and Branch General Hospital. Families announce births including a son born January 29, 1945, and other newborns at Hope, with names such as Dana Alan Stone and Gayle McGill. A glossary snippet on baleen describes its fringe blade plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Hospital
Elmer Murph
Hope
Watkrey Bobo
Rt. 1
Joh Wooten—Ralston
Dana Alan Stone
Hallas McCorkie
Terry Smith
Branch General Hospital
Scout troop 96 elects new scoutmaster at church meeting
Boy Scout troop 96 met at the First Baptist Church last night for a program by Scoutmaster Floyd Osborne. The troop committee elected Arthur Martin as scoutmaster to work with Mr. Osborne. Leaders attending included Scoutmasters Ben Owen and Othe Taylor, committee men, and Field Executive Argill Hickman as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Floyd Osborne
Arthur Martin
Osborne
Ben Owen
Othe Taylor
Argill Hickman
Lower Voting Continued From Page One
The bill to align appointment terms becomes effective immediately upon the governor's signature. A separate measure would have city officials elected in the regular fall general elections and take office Jan 2, shifting from April elections. The Senate also increased jury commissioners pay to five dollars daily and allowed county law libraries. Budgets include 430,250 for Henderson State Teachers College and 374,200 for Arkansas State College. A constitutional amendment for four-year terms was proposed for the 1950 ballot, effective with the 1952 election, affecting state and county officials. the governor would be ineligible to succeed himself. The House approved granting the revenue commissioner access to wholesale records to tighten sales tax collection, amid debate, 52-19. Other items liberalize the 90-day divorce statute to require presence in Arkansas. a gas and oil pipeline tax applies to pipelines over 1 inch diameter and 40 miles long. Funds for welfare, public schools, Bible colleges, and veterans’ services would share proceeds. A proposal changes the annual school election date to the last Tuesday in September, amending Act No. 3 of 1949, due to polling delays. County clerks warned about the Oct 1 polling deadline hindering poll book prep after Act 3’s signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkansas ‘State College
Pueaia
House
Bis
Arkansas
Rusgeth Roberts
Faulkner
Bbhle Colleges
Veterans Service
Attenoi
Once Started Bad Weather Pattern Baffles Forecasters
In February reports describe a Western shifted cold spell pattern that began in December and spread to the West and Rockies, leaving Eastern regions milder. Meteorologist Ernest Christie notes a repeating path once a weather sequence forms, with no clear explanation or long range forecast. The pattern may revert next year, but uncertainty remains.
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New York
California
Rio Grande Valley
Canada
Arctic Circle
Plains States
Rockies
Ernest Christie
New York City
Royall Arrives in Tokyo as McArthur Welcomes Delegation
Army Secretary Kenneth Royall and accompanying party arrived by air from Alaska and were greeted by General Douglas MacArthur and other high ranking officers at the Tokyo airport. Royall expressed pleasure at the visit as Rome reports light snowfall marking the season's first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Fed
Kenneth Royall
Alaska Yate
Douglas McArthur
Royall
Waiting for the right time to wed in Dorothea Dix column
Dorothy Dix counsels a reader to delay engagement until both partners are financially and emotionally ready. She warns that rushing to marriage causes unhappiness and divorce, urging girls to avoid premature unions and to ensure they can support a family before tying the knot.
BOP Goes QUEEN 7 n. by Wade and Miller
A noir scene unfolds at Las Dunas in Azure California where Anglin stalks a cottage, bound to deliver a payoff and escape. Bloodied from a shoulder wound he confronts a singer and a frightened wife before forcing entry as the motel shadows close in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wade
Bill
Sin Conover
John
Henry
Azure
Calif
Gayl
Anglin
Las Dunas
Qqetl
Bott Barselon
A Great Relief For Acid Indigestion And Stomach Distress
An old advertisement touts a tonic claimed to correct stomach conditions and aid digestion. It stresses the product contains no soda, promises immediate comfort, and cites no organic trouble, urging readers to buy from drugstores for relief and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pionte
Huw
Annie
Court Docket and Odd Narrative Fragments
Court docket entries list fines and forfeitures for petty offenses including petit larceny speeding drunkenness and unlicensed operation. The prose following the docket shifts to a tense, unfinished scene with a cottage setting and a trembling man considering his next move as night tightens and the story continues.
State Floods Continue Across Arkansas Page One
State floods closed towns in northeast Arkansas with two breaks in the Greene County area along the St Francis and a third feared near Morgan Loop north of Bertly. No. 70, the Little Rock to Memphis highway, was impassable east of DeValls Bluff where two feet of water covered the road. Recovery from heavy snows and deep freezes continued as a thaw began under bright sun after a second frigid night. Morning lows ranged from nine degrees at Jonesboro and Fine Bluff to 23 at Newport, with 12 at Texarkana and 13 at...
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Arkansas
Greene County
St. Francis
Morgan Loop
Bertly
Little Rock
Memphis
DeValls Bluffs
Jonesboro
Fine Bluff
Newport
Texarkona
Unclear Regional Scores Reported in Fragment
The readable fragment notes scores across several cities including Blytheville Stuttgart Little Rock and Fort Smith with counts 10 13 and 19 respectively suggesting a regional tally or game results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blytheville
Stuttgart
Little Rock
Fort Smith
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Girl Scout Community Committee
Pat Cleburne
U.D.C
W- A. Williams
Sid Reed
Zenovia Reed
Emmett Thompson
A. §. Slusser
Prudence. Riffey
W.m-A
Council of Church
The
First Methodist Church
Charles R. Crutchfield
Carmden
H. QO. Kyler Sr
H. QO. Kyler, Jr
Jack
Jerome Duffie
Doyle Rogers
Peggy McNeill
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Jessie Clarica Brown
Harold Hightower
Ouachita College, Arkadelphia
Mrs
Jessie Brown
H. A. Deal
William
Forest City
North Carolina
Miss Nacky Deal
Miss Deal
First Presbyterian Church
Julia Chester Hospital
Lea Willaré—Bleving
W. E. White—Hope
Gayle McGill
Futon
Sallie Webb
Litte Miley
Sharron Ann Starnes
Is “McClure
Patmos
Lydia
Pinkham
Finkham
Hope Basket CO
Hope Steam Laundry
Walnut St
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Rome
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Emi T
Gils
Eveneome
Beil Syndicate, Inc
Air
Parseiun
Angtin
Cage
Lawrence Curtis
Jack Strope
Robert Jefferson
Bob Grimes
W. L. Brower
Johnny
Bayselou
Whitfield Lodge
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
Lovar Bros
Townsend Contest Service
W. Elm St
Urbana, Illinois
Bac
ROY Anderson & CO
Sieliaihe
Packard
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