Society notes highlight club meetings and engagements
Monday society page lists Mothers clubs meeting at 7 44 p m bandroom and hosts at the country club game night Tuesday. Alpha Zeta Beta Slama Phi meet at City Hall. VEFW Auxiliary and Current Study Club gatherings with Lincoln biography program. Girl Scout Council at City Hall. World Day of Prayer at Episcopal Church. First Baptist Valentine banquet with Ouachita College speaker. needs for band clinic rooms. Ambassador Class meeting moved to Feb 13 at South Manin Street home. engagement of Glenna Browe to Billy Hollis. Dr Don Smith’s eightieth birthday open house with about 200 guests. attendees listed and floral decor described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Zeta
Beta Slama Phi
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
John Clark
South Manin Street
Olin Purtett
Don Smith
John Vesey
Smith
W. BE. Brashler
Billy
Eastland
Texas
Bob Ellen
de Queen
B. B. McPherson
Patsy McPherson
Gordon
Auction Sale Cancelled Due to Illness of Sutton Matron
Notice that the auction sale scheduled for Tuesday February 6 is not being held because Mrs. J S Sutton mother of Claud H Sutton is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.S. Sutton
Claud H. Sutton
Remaining 3 Electrocuted in Virginia
Virginia carried out the final three executions in the Martinsville case at the state penitentiary in Richmond. The men John Clabon Taylor James Luther Hairston and Francis Desales Gryson were executed in 45 minutes as appeals to stay their deaths failed in Washington. Earlier four defendants were executed Friday after last minute pleas from civil rights groups and lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Lima
U. S. Supreme Court
John Clabon Taylor
James Luther Hairston
Francis Desales Gryson
Washington
Supreme Court
Harald H. Burton
Joe Henry Hampton
Frank L. Hairston
Booker T. Millamer
Howard Hairston
Prosecution rests in Remington perjury trial
The prosecution rested in the William W. Remington perjury trial as defense set to present final rebuttal testimony. Former War Production Board official William Coates Nemeth testified on aircraft statistics, while Elizabeth Bentley reiterated Remington supplied data to the Russians. Remington, a former Commerce Department economist, is accused of falsely denying Communist ties. The case likely goes to the jury within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William W. Remington
Tess
Remington
War Production Board
William Coates Nemeth
Commerce Department
Elizabeth Bentley
Weekend Guests From Across The Nation Visit Arkadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Shewitt and Patricia of Arkadelphia spent the weekend with Mrs. Horace Hubbard and visited Josephine Hospital where Mr Hubbard underwent an appendectomy. Miss Mildred Wingfield of Alexandria Virginia was the weekend guest of Mrs. D. H. Carnahan. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Bailey of Mankato Minnesota are guests in the Carnahan home. Peggy Pentecost and Buddy Button University of Arkansas Fayetteville were weekend guests of their parents Newt Pentecost and Claud Sutton. Miss Nancy Camp University of Arkansas Fayetteville was weekend guest of her parents Dewy Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. F. Garrett
Ralph Routon
Lester
Rufus Herndon
T. S. McDavits
Gus Haynes
Dolphus Whitten
R. E. Jackson
R. L. Broach
J. W. Franks
J. M. Duffie
Martin Pool
Lawrence Martin
Tom Clark
Hugh Ross
Jack Bell
Arkadelphia
Jack Gray
Texarkana
J. J. Shewitt
Patricia
Horace Hubbard
Hubbard
Josephine Hospital
Mildred Wingfield
Alexandria
Virginia
D. H. Carnahan
Chet Bailey
Nankato
Minnesota
Carnahan
Peggy Pentecost
Buddy Button
University of Arkansas
Nancy Camp
The
Personal Mention Seaman Recruit W H Tania
Seaman recruit W H Tania is named in a personal mention notice alongside colleagues from Division Eiree and Mr ang Mire, reflecting a local naval or military acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tania
Ang
How to Be Popular by Dorothy Dix in Advice Column
Dorothy Dix counsels that popularity based on beauty or wit fades without kindness. Genuine appeal rests on homely virtues and consideration for others, not vanity or cruel humor. A longtime reader asks about infidelity and marriage, with Dix advising open conversations and honesty with spouses to avoid rebuilding a life on deception.
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Miss Dix
Ine
Bot
Vu. D
Court Docket: Disturbing pends and other offenses
City court records list James Hembree and Walter Hall for disturbing peace with $10 cash bonds forfeited, Mrs. A. McPherson for incorrect parking $1 bond, Rex Jones for drunkenness $10, and several others including Governor Poindexter for aggravated assault plea guilty and $80 fine. Also noted are driving under influence, bond forfeitures, assault and battery pleas, robbery to Grand Jury with $500 bond, and civil action Jack McClendon vs Tom Duckett with judgment by default for $95.74 plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hembree
Walter Hall
A. McPherson
Rex Jones
Pleasunly
Harry Keith
John D. Riley
Ashuy Wiliams
Poindexter
Tom Elis
Sodrya
George Managoo
Claudie Co Walker
Ranty
Linus Berard
LeRoy William, Jr
R. O. Robins
Gilbert N. McAdams
LeRoy Gigsby
Jack McClendon
Tom Duckett
16 Persons Die Violently in Arkansas
A roundup reports 16 deaths in Arkansas during the week ending Sunday. Causes include exposure, ice-related drownings, attempted warmth in a closed vehicle, heart attacks during freezing, and traffic and burn fatalities blamed partly on cold. Notable cases: Odell McCollins of Mulberry dies from injuries after a Saturday car overturn. Edwin Merce of Pine Bluff struck by a truck. J G Crawford found frozen in a field near Helen. Mrs Steve Garlington dies from burns in Warren after warming by an open fire.
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Presa
Legat
Arkansas
Odell McCollins
Mulberry
Ark
Bart Smith
Injurley
Pine Bluff
Edwin Merce
Bob Thomax
Rlson
J. G. Crawford
Helens
Coro Ner J
Nichols
Crawford
Wits
Steve Garlington
Warren
Furdyge
England Faces Showdown on Communists
London reports a significant dock strike tied to Communist influence crippling Liverpool and Manchester operations. About 9,807 idle dock workers out of around 90,000. 48 Liverpool ships idle, 24 slowed. Manchester sees 15 ships abandoned, five in operation. Reds blamed, Daily Worker denies direct Communist involvement. Main action centers on London and Manchester, with large numbers already ignoring calls to strike.
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London
Liverpool
Manchester
National Dock Labor Board
Union Seadora
Communist
Daily Worker
Alte
Joe
Harrison
P Teresa Ee Ser Sr
News of the Churches Fourth and Ferguson Row
First Pantacortal reports various church activities with schedules for M. P. Mudepeth and Mrs. Eunie Whitten in charge of children’s church. Ghuagh of Christ lists Sunday and Wednesday services and classes. First Christian notes rescheduled meetings for Grclos Nos. 1 and 2 to Feb 15 to allow Farm Bureau dinner, plus board and committee gatherings and choir rehearsal times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firgt Christian
North Main
Weet Avenue
Hardagred
Miniator
Grclos
Farm Bureau
Circle No
Mra
L, W. Sparks
Local Church Activities and Schedules in Ferguson Area
Church notices list activities for Garrett Memorial First Presbyterian St Marks Episcopal First Baptist Unity Missionary Bartiat in Ferguson area. Weekly meetings include prayer, study groups, choir practice, and midweek services led by pastors Chol Lawrence Vann Allen Chambera Whitlow Whitt plus dates like Ash Wednesday and weekday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark's’ Episcopal
Mark
Episcopal
Charles T.chambera, Jr
Sormon
Bartiat Bouth
Eval Cna
Howard Whitt
Willing ‘Workers
Uesday
The Flapper at the Grand Theatre on February 93
A note from Star of a Star files lists The Flapper showing at the new Grand Theatre on Tuesday under Sewell Company. Mrs Dick Barlow is moving home and will be joined by Miss Annis MacG. The luncheon for Hope Notary Club is reported with several attending names.
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Galloway Club
Ione
Wills
Flapper
Grandi
New Grand Theatre
Jon
Sewell
Dick Barlow
Annis Macg
NPA Slams Senate Business Leadership in Defense Speech
A fragmented report from Washington cites the NPA and Senator Sparkman as critics of current defense procurement. The committee warns of 14,000 fabricators slated for use under present orders, urging a controlled materials approach and closer ties between the vast departments involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Notlong Duction Authority
NPA) Tod
Ita Defense
NPA
Sparkman
D-Al
Erudlam
Otmoree Shwyer
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Banc
R. L. Broweh
VEFW
A. A. Albritton Tucsay
A. E. Stonequist
Lincoln
Paul Raley
Girl Scout Community Council
Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church
Young Peoples
Dayisi Moore
Bio
Ouachita College
Bill Lowry
Cline Franks
Fay James
Robert L. Rogers
This City
Glenna
Billy Hollis
Sweetwater, Texas
Glenn Hollis
Patmos
Sutton Livestock
Commission
Sun
Mon
Tue
Jimmy
Durante
Laurie
Joyce
Universal Internatinal Pictore
Joe McDcakes
Lopidad
Mick
Hope
Cox Drug
Saenger
Ajatting
Deborah Kerr
Stmwart Granger
Mickey Rooney
Beyye Davis
San Marino
A. R. Woodgate
Patria I
New Orleans
Lindsay A. Larson, Jr
Marine Corps
Dorothy DIX
England
News of the Churches
Ferguson Qirwets
M. P. Mudepeth
Ucadhy
Wedtaathy
Pitt
Aible Mudy
Younh Pen
Hudapeth
Londor
Ghuagh
Christ South Walnut Street
Oliver
Minteter
Church At
Christ
Tueaday
Travis Vann
Treayer Service
Lyle Allen
Vriday
Lindles
First Presbyterian
East Second Street
L. T. Lawrence
Women of the Church
A. Whitlow
Hgargal
House Ofheard
Par
Stewart
Pédeta
Tinold
Helwin
Dicter
Hiddley
Alady Watthing
Aubjadim
Mee Jewell Wash
Hope Notary Club
Alka Wate
Bennett Freeman Budtey Byand
Carter Johnson
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