Social Calendar Feb 10 12 12 Circle groups host events
Social calendar notes gatherings at First Presbyterian and First Methodist churches. Circle events include Ladies Auxiliary hosting Young Business Women circles at 7:30 PM and 8 PM on Monday February 10. Tuesday February 11 features DAR John Cain Chapter lunch and program on Virginia Presidents and Their Homes at the Barlow, 12:30 PM.
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Founders Day Tea Hosted by City PTA Groups
The annual Founders Day Tea was held at the high school on Thursday afternoon, sponsored by all city Parent Teacher Associations. About 35 guests attended the penny luncheon and missions drive, raising funds for home and foreign Presbyterian work. Mrs. Stubbeman and Mrs. Dorsey Mee presided as hosts.
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Ruth
Finley Ward Geting
A. BE. Stonequist
MAP PUZZLE ANSWER TO PREVIOUS CLUE LIST
A fragment from a vintage puzzle page presents a cross reference of horizontal and vertical clues. It lists numerous terms across topics such as places, objects, and languages, with partial answers and a note about a prior solution.
Personality Test Sparks Teen Romantic Rating Contest
A Geo W Robison Co questionnaire prompts junior girls to rate their romantic traits as part of a nation wide contest. Participants compare answers with friends and even involve dates to gain a true self analysis. Top prizes include three 100 Easter wardrobes from Gay Gibson junior dregs s, with secondary prizes and novelty gadgets like an UMPH Meter.
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Couple to reside in Williamsville after Arkansas wedding
The newlyweds, both black, will settle in Williamsville, Missouri after a wedding trip in Arkansas. The bride, daughter of a pastor, attended Pine Bluff schools Arkadelphia High School Henderson State Teachers College and Southern Methodist University. The groom, a Henderson State graduate, studied at Southern Methodist University and serves as pastor of the Williamsville Methodist Church.
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Henry Greene
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Benton
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John J. Grobmyer
Marion Kohn
Robert Warren McCoy
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Williamsville
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Okolona
Ark
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Dallas
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Jane Custer
Pine Bluff
Peggy Louise Jones
Martha Jane Hartt
Poth
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Cherry Ann Moore
Arkadelphia
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Nancy Sue Jones
Ralph P. Jones
Lester Mills
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Widener
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Betty Ures
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Weekend Guests Highlight Local Social Roundup
Personal mentions recount visits and guests in the area. Mes Ched Hall and Rosalyn Hall returned from El Dorado after a weekend with Byron Winns. Other notes include Mrs. Jamison's Lille Rock trip, Miss Mary Sue Kent visiting with John Kent’s family, and Ralph Owen staying with the Owens.
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Rosalyn Hall
el Dorado
Byron Winn
John Kent
Mary Sue Kent
Magnolia A
Nation Adopts Scout Motto Be Prepared
President Roosevelt, addressing the nation from the White House by radio, announced that the Scout motto Be prepared has been adopted as a national policy to keep the United States strong. He marked the 31st anniversary of the Boy Scouts, praising their character development and leadership in defense of democracy, and urged Scouts to contribute to national welfare amid global tensions.
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Patriotic Show at Saenger Features March of Time Item
The Hollywood property man George Dangerfield of March of Time’s The Ramparts We Watch staged a desert train scene for a film at Saenger, aided by WNLC New London. He offered 25 dollars for a 1914-17 rim desk and rented four beds, moving a family to a hotel for 12 weeks while actors used them. He secured six barber chairs by contracting cast and crew to exclusive services, while local New London homes supplied 25 year old lighting, furniture, posters, uniforms, papers, and other props for the shoot.
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March of Time Company
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Scheer
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Jean Darlan Named Second French Leader in Emergency
Vichy France declares Admiral Jean Darlan as successor to Marshal Petain in case of emergency. As the No 2 official, Darlan gains powers once held by Laval and is expected to renew negotiations with Germany.
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Jean Darlan
Marshall Petain
Darlan
Laval
Germany
Rev Ogi to Speak at Presbyterian Church Address
The Rev Stuart R Ogi of the Central Presbytery of Allenta Gai will deliver an address at the Presbyterian Church Wednesday night at 8 o clock. Dr Oglesby will speak to the church and has many friends invited to hear him.
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Hope Citizen
First Presbyterian Church
Stuart R. Ogi
Allenta
Gai
Adaré
Oglesby
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