Social and Personal Tuesday Community Meetings
Several church groups plan Tuesday evening gatherings at First Baptist and First Presbyterian. Hosts include Mrs. Donald Moore and Mrs. Hendrix Spraggins with Miss Thelma Thrash. the Alethean group at 800 West Pond Street. Men of the First Presbyterian with guest Ury McKenzie. Winsome class at 422 South Main and church events led by Mrs. B. W. Edwards. The program features The American Indian topics and a devotional.
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First Baptist Church
Donald Moore
Hendrix Spraggins
Thelma Thrash
Alethean Sunday School
The
Claude McConnell
West Pond Street
First Presbyterian Church
Ury McKenzie
Jam McKenzie
U. S Medical Corps
Naomi Taggert
South Main
B. W. Edwards
T. S. McDavitt
R. L. Broach
Henry Hitt
Hollis Luck
Harry Lemley
C. W. Bridgers
John Cain DAR Chapter Meeting at Hotel Barlow
The John Cain Chapter of DAR meets Wednesday at 12 30 noon at Hotel Barlow with Mrs R P Bowen Mrs R E Cain and Mrs Catherine Howard as associate hosts Bowen presents program on Approved Schools Mrs D A Graves hosts Jett Graves Sunday school class at her home Wednesday at 7 30 pm
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John Cain
D.A.R
Hotel Barlow
R. P. Bowen
R. E. Cain
Catherine Howard
D. A. Graves
Jett B. Graves
W S C S First Methodist Church Met Monday
The Women s Society of Christian Service met Monday afternoon at the First Methodist Church. Members discussed planned activities and community outreach.
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W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Perdue Burns Marriage Announced in Dallas
A double notice reports the marriage of Miss Helen Robert Perdue of Dallas to Mr. Paul C. Burns of Wichita Falls at the Melrose Hotel in Dallas. The couple plans a home in Wichita Falls after a wedding trip to New Orleans with attendees from Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Texas.
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Perdue-Burns
Helen Robert Perdue
Dallas
Paul C. Burns
Wichita Falls
Melrose Hotel
Marshall Stell
Leo Perdue
Louann
Catherine Walters
Lester Burns
Lillian Briant
Guy Linaker
Comer Boyett
Hope
W. T. Young
Jim Wilson
George Abercrombie
Archer City
Felix Watson
Henrietta
Joe Matthews
Electra
Harold Knotts
T. L. Burns
Sam Jones
Frank Rhea
Maybell Hill
Clyde Walters
Forney
Coming and Going Military News and Births
Sgt. Jess Davis arrives from Richmond VA and heads to Miami FL soon. He earned the Distinguished Flying Cross after B 17 service in Western Europe. Births include Hollis Alfred Luck born Feb 8 at Julie Chester hospital. Mrs. Harvey A Nelson visits Little Rock en route home to Richmond VA.
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David A. Griffin
Europe
Griffin
7Th Armored Division
Mary L. Griffin
5Th Ave
Hope
Arkansas
Jess Davis
Richmond
Miami
Fla
Davis
The
Star
Rae Luck
Hollis Alfred
Julie Chester Hospital
Harvey A. Nelson
Harvey Jr
Little Rock
Mr. Nelson
Nelson
Lula Garland
T. L. Garland
Emmet
Baked Corned Beef with Mustard Sauce and Cherry Cream Pie
A patriotic menu includes cherry cream pie with vanilla pudding and cherry gelatin, plus baked corned beef with mustard sauce. The George Washington Dinner features tomato bouillon, mashed potatoes, cauliflower, green salad, enriched rolls, cherry cream pie, coffee, and milk.
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George Washington
Aversion to cod liver oil hurts baby’s vitamin D intake
A mother refused cod liver oil for her three week old, risking rickets. Doctors stress vitamin D in cold weather and early feeding, noting babies often accept oil via dropper and bottle dosing can affect taste. Use gentle delivery before feeding, then bath time for spills.
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Lona L. Trott
NEA
Red Skelton Plans Marriage to Montana Girl
Pvt Richard Red Skelton radio comedian and film actor says he intends to marry Miss Georgia Davis of Kalispell Montana soon unless he is shipped overseas first. He worries he may be sent before he can wed.
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Red Skelton
Montana
Richmond
Richard “Red” Skelton
Georgia Davis
Kalispell
Mont
Chopin Family Tensions Before 1832 Warsaw Concert
In 1832 Poland under Russian rule Frederic Chopin, then 22, contemplates music versus revolution as Nicolas and Jozef Elsner debate his future. The family wrestles with safety, Paris plans, and potential employment at the Conservatorium before a dinner party recital at Count Wodzinski's.
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Poland
Frederic Chopin
Zelazowa Wola
Warsaw
Count Wodzinski
Chopin
Professor Elsner
Nicolas Chopin
Frederic
Nicolas
Jozef
Jozef Elsner
Conservatorium
Monsieur
Mamma Chopnin
Jan
Tytus
Konstancja
Paris
Izabela
Mrs. C. D. McLarey Dies in Okay After Night Incident
Mrs. C. D. McLarey died Monday night at her son Charles McLarey’s home in Okay. She leaves three sons Charles Harold of Okay Ben of Little Rock and a daughter Mrs. D. E. Taylor of Ida La. Also five brothers and one sister. Funeral held at 2 30 Wednesday at the Church of Christ in Saratoga with Rev Milton Peeples officiating.
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C. D. McLarey
Charles McLarey
Okay
Charles
Harold
Ben
Little Rock
D. E. Taylor
Ida, la
Church of Christ
Saratoga
Milton Peeples
Typhoid Clinic Opens at Yerger High School
County Health Unit starts a four week typhoid clinic at Yerger High School today at 10 am. The Tuberculosis patch test is February 14 at Columbus White School, with a full student checkup on February 16. Smallpox vaccinations offered, X-ray records available March 15 and 16 at Hempstead County courthouse.
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Yerger High School
Columbus
Hempstead County
Illiteracy rate in Mexico exceeds forty percent
Official estimates show illiterates in Mexico make up 45.57 percent of the population, highlighting a persistent educational deficit across the country.
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Mexico
Jesse J Light Dies at 58 Near Shover Springs
Jesse J Light, 58, died at his home near Shover Springs after a long illness. Survived by his wife, two sons Bill and Dorsey, five daughters Mrs Arthur, Mrs Joe Johnson, Miss Vi ia, Miss Dorothy Light, Mrs Clyde Walker of McLoud, Okla. One brother Josh Light of Hope and one sister Mrs Lou Williams of Patmos. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Jesse J. Light
Shover Springs
Bill
Dorsey
Arthur Is
Joe Johnson
Vi Ia
Dorothy Light
Near
Shover
Clyde, Walker
McLoud
Okla
Josh Light
Hope
Lou Williams
Patmos
Benjamin Franklin First U.S. Postmaster General
Benjamin Franklin served as the first postmaster general of the United States, establishing early postal operations and standards for the new nation. He helped shape the postal system during the revolutionary era and laid foundations for mail service to connect colonies.
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Benjamin Franklin
United States
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