Local clubs and gatherings fill February schedule
The Tay Crew Reading group holds a 3 PM Tuesday regiser at Mrs E White’s home with Miss Beryl Menry co hosting. Mrs W W Johnson leads a study on Contemporary American Women Educators honoring Mrs George W Robison. Mrs Royce Smith and Miss Baby Owen hosted a Sunday breakfast at Motel Barlow with a long list of attendees. The Ki Meth Church Young Mothers Circle met in February with 11 members. The text notes numerous visits, a wedding of Etta Gordon Kinard on Saturday evening at Dr Thomas Brewster’s home. The narrative includes misprints and unclear names throughout.
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Tay
Sib
E. White
Louisiana
Beryl Menry
W. W. Johnson
George W. Robison
Royce Smith
Baby Owen
J. J. Richinald
Mary Sse Anderson
Young Mothers’ Circle
Ki Methertist Church
Clifford Franks
K. G. Mcmilton
Wayne England
NM Reagee Wisenhersur
C. C. Spragins
Hadi Ag
J. S. Rageland
Lenise Hulman
Benny Holman
Texarkana
Stuart
Little Rocks
Lee Gorden
Broken Paw
Okla
Etta
Loyd Kinard
HM. Kinard
Junction City
Ark
Thos
Brewster
Broken Bow
Southwestern Universed
Piynes Bees
Meinured
University of
J. T. Luck
East Phirel Streek
Stamp News Adds Therapy and Bills Stir Stamp Hobby
The New York Psychiatric Institute introduces stamp collecting as occupational therapy, aiding children with albums. The Haydn-Duffy bill to permit reproduction of US stamps in catalogs and media passes the House and moves to the President. British dealers plan phased release of George VI colonial stamps, Salvador issue delayed five months. International Stamp Review, edited by Ben Houseworth, debuts in St Joseph.
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New York
Baltts
United States
Hayden-Duffy
House
Treasury
Post Office
Crown
International Stamp Review
St. Joseph
Ben T Houseworth
NEA Berylec
Girl Scouts Hear Talk On Work And Future Plans
A February meeting at City Hall organized a Girls Scout Council drew 83 attendees. Miss Leryt Henry praised Scout work and future building, with brief talks by Mrs. Bliss McPiddian and Mrs. Ched Hal. The council, led by officers including Mrs. Robert Wamptridl and Mrs. Charles Harrell, will meet monthly. A Girl Scout hat was planned for Make Park, and Mrs. Frank Hearne hosted weekend visitors.
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Lcryt Henry
Bli McPiddian
Ched Hal
Jiter Batik Bratips Anid
Ofte Ucts
Robert Wamptiedl
Tullosun
Chas. Harrell Seretatny
Pratik Keane
Make Park
Wil Mes
Frank Hearne Hil
Percy Shandau Dite
Moarcigspert
Tennessee Supreme Court Invalidates County Unit Plan
The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled the county unit plan for nominating candidates unconstitutional. It struck down the one eighth of one percent population cap and the unequal unit votes, saying universal suffrage must be protected. Memphis voters faced reduced influence as the decision limited unit weights and could affect the Democratic primary outcomes.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennesse Supreme Court
Tennessee
Plnt
Heverner
United States Sendter
Basie
Reine
Ad Crap
Memphis Politicia
Garder Browning
Governoe
Crimp
Browning
CSUA
Memphis
Gratton Green
What Would You Buy Best What Would You Buy
Fragmentary note appears to be a copyright marked item from 1998 NEA Service, Inc. The readable text is limited and provides no clear event or person details to confirm a full news item.
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NEA Service, Inc
Wishing and votes in 1936 Democratic governor primary
Fragmented dialogue contrasts 48 400 votes with over 60 000 recorded in the 1936 Democratic governor primary. A speaker presses another about wishes and truth in a humorous or taunting exchange reflecting campaign rhetoric and personal dynamics.
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Valé
Presbyterian Men to Meet Tuesday Night
The Presbyterian Men of the church will hold a regular monthly meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the church educational building Members are to assemble at 7 15 in the auditorium A program has been arranged for the gathering
Wright Guilty in Wife Pal Deaths
A Los Angeles jury found Paul A. Wright guilty of two counts of manslaughter in the November 9 slayings of his wife Evelyn McBride Wright and friend John Kimmel. The trial left open the insanity defense, with continued proceedings to decide whether he was insane at the time or mentally competent to stand trial. If deemed sane, punishment could extend to 20 years in prison.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Paul A. Wright
Evelyn McBride Wright
John Kimmel
Wright
Glenedale
Ingall Bull
Sentener
Fragmented Barber Banter From An Odd Exchange
A jokey exchange features two barbers with one boasting of a past shaving a man and the other prompting more, while a nonsensical list of grooming tasks follows as a playful, incomplete reminiscence.
Statoon bass and tar-spray phrase sparks odd riff
A fragmentary line shows a quirky scene with an electric bass, tar-spray, and a question in dialogue. Another line mentions a man needing another shave by a certain moment, hinting at a humorous or roadside vignette.
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