Social Calendar Updates from the Rose Garden Club and Friends
The Rose Garden club meets at Mrs WH C Kyler's home on Friday afternoon with Mrs Kyler and Mrs Randolph Crutchfield as hostesses. The Friday Music Club choral group gathers at Mrs Kamineth E Spore's home at 9 30 am. The Senior Young Peoples League of Fiat Methodist Church hosts a formal banquet at the Capital Motel Friday at 730 pm. Tickets through Miss Marie Antoineis Williams or Miss Claudio Agre. The Cemetery Association will meet in the city hall council room at 4 o clock with full attendance urged by President Mrs W G Allison. Circle No 2 of the W M S of First Christian Church sponsors a chili supper at the church social room. Mrs Clyde Will entertains Chattermore group at her home at 250. Mr and Mrs Roy Anderson host the Emanon Club at 730 pm.
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Rose Garden Club
WH. C. Kyler
Kamineth E. Spore
Fiat Methodist Lurch
Capital Motel
Marie Antoineis Williams
Claudio Agre
Cemetery Association
Velock
W. G. Allison
Birthday Cakes and Salads At County PT A Meeting
The county PT A session at Blevins high school featured a debate on festive menus with cakes such as Martha Washington gold cake and Lincoln Log and discussions of a salad buffet. Officials approved a project plan, elected committee members, and reviewed school music class records as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robison
Martha Washington
George Washington
Black
Local Family News and Visits Reported
Personal mentions cover several Malvern Texarkana and Tulsa visits. Mrs. Pat Casey and Mrs. W J Jones plan Texarkana calls. Charlotte Cox returns from Prescott house guest. Nolan Cargile visits relatives in city. Zimmerly announce birth of Mary Gayle. Herns announce son Fredrik Earl Herndy. Patty Thompson to Little Rock with Fayettesville parents. Patty to see Missy Alice Homvy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Glover
Dorsey David
Malvern
Dorsey McRae Sr
Gerald Gilbert
Willeson
Gary
Columbus
W. M.thompson
Emmett
Texarkana
Charlotte Cox
Prescott
Clark White
Henry Hicks
H. Jo, Kyler
Byrnavel O'Dwyer
Nolan Cargile
Tulsa University
Tulsa
Oklahoma
W. Zimmerly
Mary Gayle
F, E. Hern
Abbie Hutchens
Fredrik Earl Herndy
Patty Thompson
Little Rock
Thompson
Would Prevent Continued From Page One in Law By Special Election
The refunding bill has become law subject to voter approval at a February 15 special election. Administration school bills were introduced.
Kidnaper Gets Seven Years in Arkansas Case
Jesse William Miller, 42, a recurring offender, was sentenced by Judge Harry J. Lemley in federal court to seven years in the penitentiary for kidnapping Dorothy Crawford Garner, his 10 year old step-daughter. Miller’s wife Attilla Miller was acquitted on an instructed verdict. Miller showed strain as the verdict and sentence were read, while Lemley noted weak evidence linking him to the crime but found him guilty of peonage. The case involved luring Garner from her DeQueen farm to Texas on a false story about her grandfather’s illness.
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Texarexana
Jesse William ‘Miller
Harry J. Lemley
Arkansas Federal Court
Dorothy Crawford Garner
Lensley
Miller
Arkansas
Jesse William Miller
Attilla Miller
Lemley
Miler
Garner
DeQueen
Ark
Into China travel tale amid wartime ruins and hope
Excerpts from Eileen Bigland’s Into China recount perilous journey along the Yunnan Burma road into Chungking. The narrative contrasts bombed streets and grand roads in a city of desolation with glimpses of education and civilian resilience amid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Bigland
China
Macmillan
Yunnan-Burma
Chungking
The
Ily
Iself
Mind Your Manners Yo Reg Test Knowledge
A humorous high school manners quiz covers table decorum and dress for dances. It asks five questions on hair at meals, leaving banquets early, appropriate dinner wear, corsage color consideration, and chaperone timing, with supplied teenage-style answers and a final Best What Would You Do solution urging appropriate dress for all occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaperon
Ex-Hempstead Woman Carrie Maxwell Dies in New Orleans
Mrs. Carrie Viola Maxwell, 49, longtime Hempstead County native, died early Friday at a Veterans Hospital in New Orleans after an extended illness. She was a half sister of Dr. G. E. Cannon of Hope and a member of the First Baptist Church of Shreveport.
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Carrie Viola Maxwell
Natve
Hempstead County
Veterans Hospital
New Orleans
Maxwell
G. E. Cannon
Hope
First Baptist Church of
Shreveport
Bond Election Suit Tests Highway Refund Plan
A second friendly suit challenges the legality of Gov. Homer Adkins refund method for 137 million dollars tied to state highways. Filed in Pulaski Chancery Court by Tom Pue, the suit was dismissed on demurrer and allowed an appeal to the Arkansas Supreme Court, with a ruling pending. The piece notes the United States has five cities over a million: New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Los Angeles.
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Little Rock
Homer Adkins
Pulaski Chancery Court
Tom Pue
Chancery
Dodge
Supreme Court
United States
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
World War Nurse Served Four Years Funeral in Texarkana
A World War II era nurse who served four years will have funeral services at East Funeral Home in Texarkana at 2 o'clock Sunday. Burial follows at Rose Hill Cemetery. She is survived by six brothers and five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Texarkana
Rose Hill
Unsure fragmentary text on air wells and cooling
Fragmentary passage describes an air well system with a central pipe drawing in cold air at night to chill an interior core. Mentions march and dense water terms but lacks coherent context, names, dates, or clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
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Society
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Lisy Dorothy Heard
First Christian Church
Mrs. Clyde Will Wil
Chattermore
Roy Anderson
Emanon Club
U'Elouls
Ladies’ Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
J. M. Lile
B. L. Kauffina
Fred Cook
J. B. Williams
First Presbyterian Church, Home of
Mes
Randolph Crutchfield
J O'Cluck
Baptist
Joh Cain
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lundivon
Barlow
A. L. Black
F. R. Johnson
Mamie Twitchell
Dick Watkins
Jack Merk
Bradley
R. M. LaGoonery
Alston Foster
Osalad Platea
Jack Meek
Brad- Ia
Don Smith
Sidney Linior
Cosmopolitian Club
Hynes
Cosimopolitian Club
Henry Haynes
Jim McKenzie
Henderson
Edwin Stewart
Ute Club
Joe Black
Comsat Moroline Vani Ai
Saenger - Sat
Dead End
Renegades
the Royal Mounted
Rialto
Chapter
Buck Jones
Green Archer
Law
Rio Grande
Arkansis Machine Specially Co
N. Wiilnut Hupe, Ark
Connell
Bleving High School
Rider
Patmos
Secraary
Hood of
McCaskil
Treasury
McCaskill
Ozon
P. T. A. Congress
H. O. Kyler
Bernard O'Dwyer
Henry
Osbourn
Baker
Powers
Clyde Martin
Blevins
Nashville
Baptist’ Church
Emmanuel Baptist
Hollis Purtle
Flayine Booth
J. HM. Reaves
Marine Bugyth
Oscar Kirbl
Carl Payne
Mt. Carmel
Wi Bers
Auxi Ciurch
Emmanuel ¢Hurch
Orphans Home and Home Missions
Garrett, Memorial Baptist Church
D. O. Silvey
Pat Casey
W. J. Jones
Texarana
Harry Lemley
Gethsemane
Adising
University of Arkansas
Board of
Cedron Hope Aasket Co
Bowilen
Russell
Beard Lot
Johnson Iid
Ene
Rotary Club
Walker A
Cuok
Andres
UBT Wa
B. Wray Brewster
K. Smith
Zinn
Evans
Smith
Oglesby
Cuntingham
Brookwood Gragery
N. Davis
Hamisfield
Murphy
T. Davis
Hempstead
Carrie Maxwell
ST. Eaboem
Vicks
McRae Feed CO
Visi Ed
V. Price & Co
T Son
Charles A. Haynes
Teote
CMV
Barristra
Chevrolet
Fisher
Sas
United Knee Action
Inotno
Ino
Young Chevrolet CO
Hope, Arkansas
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