Social Calendar Highlights at First Presbyterian
February events include Dr. Stuart R. H. Oglesby delivering an address at the First Presbyterian Church, a Werner guest at the Men's Dinner following the 8 p.m. service, and a series of PTA and club meetings around town. Founders Day Tea, Girl Scouts activities at the Little House, and a John Cain chapter luncheon with a Valentine motif are noted, plus Methodist and Baptist group meetings and a Daughters of the American Revolution luncheon with remarks on Virginia presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart RH. Oglesby
Hope Eliizen
First Presbyterian Church
de. Oglesby
Werner
Valentine
Torsday
Mamie Tyyitehell
A. L., Block
Frank Jolson
John Cain
Daughters of the American Revolttion
Barlow
J. J. Battle of
Fulton
Bungeony 14
O. A. Graves
Virginia Presidente
Due Black
Thomas Jefferson
Harriet Story
Etta Champlain
Trank Word
Miss Story
S. 5. Henry
Mae Wilson
Black
Hattie A
West
Local Society Notes and Book Review at Hempstead County
Reports from a Methodist service and zone meeting with World Prayer Day planned for February. A Cotillion club gathering plans crafts for a script dance at the Barrow. A review of Phyllis McGinley’s poetry collection warns of satire and wit.
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Iwohnach
Héhey ‘Hitt
Helly Grove
Alan
Church
Ty Spore
Harriet Stury
Hugh Redwood
God
Joel Black
Salvation Army
Edwin Waril
Cotllion Club
Remmel Young
Girls Cotillion Club
Barlow
Mary Delia Carrigan
Thylls McGinley
Hempstead
Phyllis McGinley
Miss McGintuy
Miss McGinley
Local visitors and travel snippets in city notes
The column lists residents and relatives traveling or visiting over the weekend and upcoming military assignments. H. M. Olsen, Dr and Mrs J Branch and sons headed to Little Rock and Army duties. Mrs Branch and sons to visit her mother. R Cornelius returning home from Julia Chester hospital. Robert Singleton heading to Marion Alabama for army navy school. Gail Cook visiting grandparents. Mrs John M Duffie and sons returning from Russellville. Sam McMath to visit the city. Macy Joe Divlein improving after appendectomy. Captain John M Duffie spending week in city. Mrs E F McWarden visiting Little Rock Wednesday.
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J. , Branch and Sons
Branch and Sons
Little Rock
Wilkes
Branch
Army- Navy
Wet
Springs
Fort Knox
R. Cornelius
Julia Chester Hospital
Fulton
Robert Singletton
Marion
Alabama
Army-Neavy
Robert
University of Arkansas
John M
Duffie and Sons
Ban
Richard
A. Rankin
Russelville
Sam McMath
del Rit
Texas
Macy Joe Divlein
San
Kow
Corn Donel Hospital
John M. Duffie
Little Follnds
Town Visitors and Local Arrivals Highlight Hope Scene
Prescott resident Fred Fuller was in town yesterday while Texarkana’s W L Rasborough arrived today. Washington’s D T Pilkinton spent the morning in Hope. Mr and Mrs Reedus Vandercritt of Haskell arrived for a visit with his sister Mrs Charles Westerman. Pine Bluff’s J A Coles works in Hope this week with R G Reed. Elmor Kent will be admitted to a dormitory club at the University of Artansas.
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Fred Fuller
Prescott
W. L. Rasborough
Texarkasa
D.T. Pilkinton
Washington
Hope
Reedus Vandercritt
Haskell
Charles Westerman
J. A. Coles
Pine Bluff
R. G. Reed
Elmor
Kent
University of Artansas
Harrison in Hollywood
Hollywood columnist describes Gregory La Cava, famed for improvisational directing and writing process on hits like My Man Godfrey, Stage Door, and The Primrose Path. He relies on ad hoc scripts, ad libbed lines, and last minute decisions, challenging yet producing human, natural dialogue with a simple, unassuming demeanor.
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Hollywood
Gregory Tia Cava
Property Man
la Caya
la Cava
Lu Cavey
Greg la Cava
Irene Dunne
Bob Montgomery
Preston Foster
Universal
Vicki Baum
Eugene Thackerey
Mayers
la Caye
Washington Chaos at the Defense Offices in DC
Washington focus on the expanding Council of National Defense and Office of Production Management as they rush into a 7 million building near the Capitol. The piece details staffing from 2000 to thousands more, a flood of stenographers, housing shortages, and the wartime drive to house workers with scarce supplies and prefabricated housing.
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Washington
Council of National Defense
Office of Production Management
Knudsen-Hillmen
Capitol
Sering
McNutt
Defense
Army Ordnance
OPM
Donald M. Nelson
Edward L. Stettinius
Johny Biggers
Varios
Uwn
Im’ Oi
Mid-West
Civil Service
Union Station
Las Cigil
Dyne
Mustached Presidents Across U.S. Leaders
Three presidents Theodore Roosevelt Grover Cleveland and William Howard Taft wore mustaches while several others had beards and mustaches. The majority of presidents have been clean shaven.
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United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
William Howard Tait
German Press Hails Willkie Testimony as Pessimistic
Berlin reports cite German press reacting to Willkie's testimony before the Foreign Relations Committee. Articles describe his remarks as pessimistic about British prospects and note his dilemma between calls for aid and the hope for victory. A German spokesman called his testimony uncertain and hesitant.
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Berlin
Willkie
Foreign Relations Committee
Willie
House Changes Are Approved
Washington The senate foreign relations committee approved in principle seven house amendments to the British aid bill on Wednesday including a 1 billion 300 million dollar limit on transfer of existing war material to other nations.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bombers Hit Nazi Held Areas and North Sea Shipping
London reports British bombers struck northwest Germany and Nazi held Holland Denmark and Norway while daylight patrols swept northward. Proponents push aid legislation in Congress as administration leaders seek technical changes and committee approves seven amendments and a concurrent resolution power.
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London
Germany
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Congress
Adlerika Relief Ad for Gas and Bowel Upset
An old ad copy shows Adlerika promising relief from gas sour stomach and heartburn with claims of stopping eating disliked foods. The jumbled text mentions John S Gi Drug Co promoting Adlerika for constipation and stomach upset.
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Adlerika
Mark
John S. Gi Drug Co
Compound for Sale Promises Money Back Guarantee
Fragmentary OCR suggests a sales notice touting a Gi Ru-Hx Compound offered by John P. Coxan. It claims painless results and a money back promise, with wording about juice, packs, and universal sale. Details are garbled and unverifiable.
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John P. Coxan
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