Social Calendar Founders Day Events at City High
Founders Day activities hosted by Parent Teacher associations across the city. After school meetings include Troop No. 7 Gift Scouts at the Whittle Tinuse with Mrs Linus Walker. Other clubs meet at homes with specified times and leaders, including Brownie Troop and Girl Scouts, Valentine program and tea planned.
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Thirsioy
Felyniary
Ap. Im
Gift Scouts
Whittle
Linus Walker
Flower Center Planned by Azalea Garden Club
Azalea Garden club met Thursday at Mrs Henry Haynes home with small turnout. With president absent, Mrs Kelley Bryant led the business session announcing plans for a flower center in early March to display spring flowers and bulbs. Main speaker was Mrs T. R. Branch on rose cultivation. paper on Japanese flower arrangements read by Mrs Bryant. Social hour featured a salad plate.
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Azalea Garden Club
Tienry Haynes
Jim McKenziel
Kelley Bryant
TR. L. Branch
Tuesday Club Hay Regular Games At the Country Club
Mrs C C Lewis invited the Tuesday Contract Bridge group to her Hope Country club cabin for a pot luck luncheon. Afternoon games produced high scores for Mrs Kline Snyder and Mrs A K Hollo. Girl Scout Troop No 5 met at the Methodist Church to learn songs in school rooms with readers Mrs Clyde Monts and Mrs Dale Wilson. Twelve girls attended to learn songs like Four in a Boat Sandy Land and Skip to My Lou Jerusalem was played at the end. Dainty valentine themed refreshments were served.
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C. C. Lewis
The
Hope Country Club
Kline Snyder
A. K. Hollosay
Methodist Church
Clyde Monts
Dale Wilson
First Methodist Church
Sandy Land
Jerusalem
Personal Mention Involving Luck Family In Arkansas Visit
Mr and Mrs Ray Luck and their nephew Ronald Warniavs motored to Little Rock Wednesday where Master traveled with them.
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Ray Luck
Thoir Niephew
Ronald Warniavs
Little Rock
A. C. Whitehurst
J. J. Lighting
Pulton
City
Basil Yorls
EB. O. Wingfield
Arkansas Retail Hard
Robert LaGrone Jr
Gene Lawster
Revi
Southy En Street
L. W. Young
R. V. Hern
Don St
Charles Harrell
Ro O- Franklin
Prescott
C. C. Lewis
W. J. Jones
Dick Watkins
Pat Casey
Texsikang, Co
Mary Page
Port Arthur
Texas
Hey Sige Vter
Rol Briant
Dorothy Sun
Sunnips
Fleming Sees 40-Hour Week Fit For Defense Needs
Bruce Catton reports Col. Fleming dismisses claims the 40 hour work week hinders defense, stating no evidence of slow production. Fleming vows to seek change if proven wrong, noting his wartime role and prior request to Roosevelt for prompt updates on any slowdowns.
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Fleming
Washington
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors
Iwan
Philip B. Fleming
We the Women Deathing of Matried Men Parlor Game
Ruth Millett analyzes how families face wartime draft upheaval. Couples juggle home sale or rent, Mama’s living options, job pressures, insurance, and childcare as they anticipate a future with husbands in the army, creating a grim, personal national defense puzzle. The piece includes a light anecdote about a wedding and a note on steel industry paper usage.
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Ruth Millett
America
Mama
Papa
Training unskilled workers for skilled jobs, colonel states
Col. Fleming argues that training unskilled unemployed for skilled positions is more vital than lengthening the work week. He says wage hour rules are flexible for apprenticeships at lower pay and supports industry-wide inspections to enforce the law and improve compliance across the nation. He notes productivity may not rise with longer hours and favors routine periodic plant inspections.
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Col. Fleming
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Dorsey McRae Jr
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Troy
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Melvyn Douglas
Loretta Young
London
Collier's Magazine
Quentin Reynolds
Rialto
Flight Command
Chesterfield
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Choral Club
Barlow
B. and
J. Wy
Mary Lemley
Port Amiur
Mary Claud Pletcher
Jack Porter
Gere Laseter
Anderene Farmer
Johnny Brinnan
Dorothy O'Neal
Bugene White
Norma Jean Archer
Evan Wray
Frank Nolen
W. R. Herndon
Lyle Moore
R. R. Forster
M. C. Methvin
H. M. Daniel
Arcid
American Institute of Laundering
Valentine
Ellen Drew
Harting
Paramount
Aed
Wright
Gayle Shaeffer
Clearwater
Fla
American Kennel Club
Raymond B. Quackenbush
Ridgefield, Conn
Bruce Catton
NEA
Shreveport
HW. F. J Garrett
Okolonia
George Garrett
George Sandefur
Perdue
Lauann
el Dorado
George Brandon
Henry Hicks
Houston
Beaumont
Burton | Fitzsimmons
Liz Bryan
Claud Garner
Edinburg
Wil Oglesby
Henry Hill
Avanti, Ga
Stuart Wilson
Texarkana
Declaiss
National Defense Commission
Ameri ‘Ean
Col Fleming
Congress
Roosevelt
Mrs. Dimmwitt
Mrs. Stubblefield
Cox
Jergens
Olafsen Atol
Apa
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Kellfr Atom
Aluminum
THOR
Jeris
Winnie
Elva
Virginia
Betah
Sibyl’s
Cox Soe Ug Co
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