Hollywood Notes From Paul Harrison On Screen Life
Hollywood-Behind the screen gossip covers Billy Gordon’s failed casting, Lew Sherrill’s blood donation, Ivan Goff and Jack Scholl’s musical satire, and The Hitching Post western theater. Garbo marriage rumors, Shirley Temple’s Babes on Broadway, Greta Garbo and Gaylord Hauser wedding plans, Clark Gable rumors, and stage-holdover bids, plus industry bids for Charley’s Aunt and Panama Hattie.
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Hollywood
Billy Gordon
Metra
Aftors
Gordon
Lew Sherrill
Sherrill
Ivan Goff
Jack Scholl
Movietown
The
Hitching Post
Hawaii
Honolulu
Bob Burns
Greta Garbo
Gaylord Hauser
Nassau
Bni
D & D of
Windsor
London
20Th Sox
Broadway
Living Theater
Buddy DeSylva
M-G-M
Hope Urges Voters to Support Special Refund Plan
City of Hope mayor urges citizens to vote on a special refunding plan on February 15 1947. The measure aims to fund street and highway improvements benefiting the city and state, with endorsements from local authorities and civic groups.
February social calendar events for John Cain chapter and others
Tuesday events list meetings and socials across local groups including John Cain chapter Bright era American Revolution at the Barlow with program on Virginia Presidents and Homes. Buzelina Baptist Sunday School meeting at Royce Smith home. Girls Cotillion sub meeting at Remmet Young home. Alathean class at East Division Street. Glewners class at Educational Building. Contenct Bridge club at Leonard Ellis home. Business and Professional Women’s Club dinner at the Barlow. Woodman Circle at Grove Ma Woodman Hall. Woodman Circle Drill Team at Woodman Hall. Wednesday talks by Dr Stuart Oglesby at First Presbyterian church with a afterwards Men’s dining meeting.
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John Cain
Lindscon
Barlow
A. L. Black
F. &. Johnson
Mamie Twitchell
O. A. Graves
Virginia
Buzelina
First Baptist Sunday School
Royce Smith
Ray Cumbie
Byron Evens
W. H. Gunter
East Division Street
Stuart &. Oglesby
Hope Citizen
First Presbyterian Church
Oglesby
Founders Day Tea Plans and Social Circles Report
A 1942 Founders Day tea sponsored by city Parent Teacher Associations will be hosted at the High School as part of the 44th National Congress observance. The Presbyterian Circle No 5 hosted Methodist and Baptist Young Business Women's Circles at First Presbyterian Church with Miss Martha Cantley presiding, musical selections by Miss Muriel June Webb, and a book review by Mrs. Joe Block amid a red and white decor and Valentine motifs. Also noted are wedding announcements for Miss Alice Louise Hall of Memphis and Van F. Smith, and Lucille Garrett to Joe Bowers of Mineral Wells, with details on venues and pastors.
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Presbyterian Cirele
Presbyterian Circle
Young Business Women
First Presbyterian Church
Martha Cantley
R. L. Branch
Methodist Church
Muriel June Webb
Dolphus Whitten Jr
Pinnae
Joe Block
The
Baptist
Hattie Richardson
Thomas Brewster
G. W. Womack
Memphis
Tenn
Alice Louise Hall
That City
South
Percy P. Hall
van F. Smith
Alexander Smith
Lyon
Gueille Gaerett
Mark Texan
Norman Garrett
Lucille
Joe Bowers
Mineral Wells
Texas
Little Rock
Agnes White Diffee
Hope High School
Benthany Penial College
Benthany
Oklahoma
Tranecca Nazarene College
Nashville
Tennessee
Bowers
Church of the Nazarene
Arkansas District Assembly
Beavers
National Congress
J. M. Stinnett
Hunt J Ceanamies
iOf
Huth Taylor
Local youth engagement and social events reported
Bearden, a Texarkana College attendee and Hope High School graduate, tied to Sigma Delta Phi, plans to settle in Texarkana with his bride. The couple will host relatives at Laurel Street. In a separate note, Miss Frances Gwen Williams and Miss Mary Joe Dickeoh hosted a formal social for about 40 guests at the Litt House with punch and cookies served.
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Texarkana College
Bearden
Hope High School
Sigma Delta Phi Fraternity
Corporation
Hope
Texarkana
Miram = McCurry
Laurel Street
Miss Williams
Miss Dickinson
Frances Gwen Williams
Mary Joe Dickaoh
Giesta
Local social notes from Texarkana and area visitors
Personal mentions record Saturday visits by Mes Frants Trimble and Miss Carolyn Trimble and Mrs. E. F. McPatdin. Several residents resign for jobs in Texarkana, plus guests from De Queen Denton Little Rock and Springhill. Items note hospital, travel, new hires, moving homes, and condolences to the Keith family.
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Mes
Frants Trimble
Carolyn Trimble
E. F. McPatdin
Texarkana
James Harbin
Little Rock
J. M. Harbin
O— Collins Bailey
Julia Chester Hospital
Om Brents McPherson
Ft. Worth
Texas
Southern Auto Jobbers Convention
Louise Burton
Cora Burton
Mind Your Manners Y M Reg U S Pat Off
Advice sheet questions on correct usage of titles and manners in workplace and social settings. It discusses whether a girl should say thank you, use please with numbers, and how women should be addressed or called by first names.
Hope City endorses Refunding Act No. 4 of 1941
City Council of Hope Arkansas endorses Act No. 4 1941 the Refunding Act urging citizens to vote yes on February 15 1941. The measure aims to relieve mortgaged properties fund highway improvements enable federal aid match turnback of state revenues to cities counties and rural areas. Mayor W S Atlis signs with city clerk Aylest WR Billingsley dated February 1941.
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Arkansas
Hope
Ark
W. S. Atlis
Aylest
Billingsley
Hours is it correct for her to use that title
The text asks about a person’s marital status and how to address sensitive topics. It discusses whether to ask directly or wait for disclosure and notes an implied affirmative answer to asking. It suggests evaluating the right approach to learn if someone is divorced separated or widowed and implies preference for direct inquiry.
Unclear Office Custom Cited as Questionable Practice
A brief note questions whether a given office follows its own custom. It rejects a quoted phrase as very poor practice and endorses a Best "What Would You Do" solution option labeled as (b).
WE The Women Ils Starting Again Big Shot Fever
The piece reports a revival of wartime spendthrift attitudes in major industrial cities as defense contracts accelerate work. It notes money happiness leading to rude behavior, service complaints, and excessive displays, drawing a parallel to the Roaring Twenties before the crash.
Lessons From Hard Times And The Return Of Manners
A narrator reflects on a shared hardship that bonded strangers, noting moneyed and poor alike learned respectful conduct. As prosperity returns, voices warn against arrogance and urge humility, recalling the costly lesson of good manners. Parking meters are now used in 135 U.S. cities.
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United States
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Imest
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Leonard Ellis
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Woodman Circle
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Roy Powell
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J. i. McCurry
Garland Avenue
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Tihnon Bearden
Hugh Bewden
Hope, Ark
First Baptist
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Hamilton, Pastoy
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Jack Roberts
Willam
Stith Davenport
de Queen
Unis
A. K. Holloway
Meno ‘Lay
Denton
Texas State College For Women
T. R. Billingsley
C. C. Criner
Spvringhill
Louisiana
Bert Keith
Y. M
U.S
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Ponsiac
Fisher
Pontiac
de Buse
Torpedy
Dave Sedag
Putiac
Hempstead Motor CO
Max Cox
My Luxe
Pature
Luis
Torpedo
Segen
Michigan
Rutie Millett
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H. R. Sachs
Globe Man
Haynes Bros
Hope Hardware CO
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