Social and Personal Calendar Highlights Feb 1 to Feb 21
Social and Personal notes list events across February in Hempstead County. Founders Way PTA program, square dance and teas at Texarkana Junior College, Hope School bus trips, theatre and youth activities, church circles, garden club meeting, YW A meeting, and Presbyterian Women circles with Bible studies and coffee. Public notices include dates, hosts, locations, and times for each activity.
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P. TA. Founders Way
Sandy Johnson and the value of appearances in beer sales
A fragmented reminiscence on a used car valve fails to sell and a lesson about matching product appeal to performance. It pivots to the Brewers Self-Regulation Program urging tavern owners to cooperate for wholesome conditions and moderation, noting misjudgment of appearance and the importance of conduct in business.
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Sandy Johnson
Euya Sandy
Sandy
Taveerk
Amelia
The Doctor Says on Prostate Enlargement and Care
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains enlargement of the prostate gland and its symptoms. Urinary difficulty, nocturnal discomfort, and potential kidney impact are discussed, with surgery as the common treatment. Also notes about a community meeting and hospital admissions follow.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
County Health Unit Meeting at Mupewell School
A local Health Unit gathering chaired by Mrs. Wo White convened at 1019 West Avenue, with Mrs. Lurvine Blackweot presenting on the demonstration at Penn Way. The Ayuevieah Creed was recited, and prayers followed before proceeding with the meeting’s business in a formal session.
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Severo
Lurvine Blackweot
Penn Wey
Ayerting da Tle
TR. Fenwick
West Avenue
Wo White
Syweer
Feriek Coud
Lecturer to frame Palestine Crisis talk at local church
Ralph E Baney, a former missionary in Palestine and postwar Jewish settlement worker in Germany, will share experiences from over a decade among Jews in Europe and Palestine. The lecture will feature motion pictures on The Palestine Crisis at First Baptist Church on Sunday February 20 at 7 36 p m.
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Europe
Palestine
Ralph
E. Baney
First Baptist Church
Baney
Germany
Palsting
Brennan Featured in Red River Stardom and Career Saga
Brennan, hailed as the frostiest character actor in Mollywood, plays Groot Nadine in Howard Hawks epic Red River alongside John Wayne Montgomery Clift and Joanne Dru. United Artists releases the western about the first cattle drive on the Chisholm Trail, opening at the Saenger Theatre with a weekend bow. Brennan’s rise includes an Oscar trio for supporting and leading roles and early work as an extra under Howard Hawks.
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Daryl Zannuck
Walter Brennan
Brennan
Groot Nadine
Howard Hawks
Red River
Chisholm Trail
Texas
Kansas
John Wayne
Montgomery Clift
Joanne Drush
Honard Hawks
Barbary Coast
Samuel Goldwyn
Community notes from January meeting and club updates
A motion passed to use proceeds from a January law sale for the Downtown Short Bur Community Chest. Mrs. James Lauterbach led recreation and prizes, with Mrs. Sam Lishsfield assisting. Eleven to twelve members attended with one visitor, Mrs. Burns, and five children. The meeting adjourned to March 11 at Mrs. Lauterbach’s home, 880 Mastin Avenue. In March, health leader in charge urged all members to attend and bring guests. Nineteen Hope Demonstration Club members met at Mays’ farm for a sewing demonstration by Mrs. Carl Futler. Business covered club projects and a display box purchase. Members shared hobbies, two ex members were added, and two visitors attended. Poultry leader Mrs. W. Light encouraged poultry items for the wider display. The club voted to meet at Mrs. Clyde Huckabee’s home on March 5.
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J. W. Branch
First Presbyterian Church
South Main Street
Ben Meftae
Elese
Ben Mc_Rae
Duffie Day Booth
Gleaners
First Baptist’ Church
Cevil Weaver
James Birkhead
Co. R. Pugh
Johnny Croll
Batlon Baptist Orphanage
Monticello
Gus Haynes
Birkheed
Elsie Weisenberger
Guild
Little Rock
Prescott
Andrum
National
W.S.C
J. W. Patterson
Kathleen Broach
Miss Broach
Ben Edmington
Dr. Cannon
Broach
Norma Lewis
Dorothy Littrell
Sophia Sue Hares
Garanfia
Serondel
James Lauterbach
Sam Lishsfield
Burs
Aieung
Jaymes Lauterbach
Maresix
Gos Gyeukeeb
Hope
Mays
Wesday
Dumons Ta- Hongu
Carl Futler
Aolcull
MM Irred Fuller
Dorothy Williams
Burns
Cal Pullen
Youltry Eaisers
Clvyde Huckabee
Marga 5
Legislative council Under Fire in Arkansas Senate debate
The Arkansas senate heatedly debated a bill to replace the 31 member legislative council with an eight member panel drawn from the legislature. Senators criticized outside influences and tied funds to council performance while weighing risks of concentrated power. The bill was sent back for amendment to include House representation and ensure repeal of the old council’s governance terms.
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Arkansas Legislative Council
General Assembly
Arkansas Senate
George Freeman
Czars
Lnistative
Tew
Ong
Council
Freeman
Bob Bailey, Jr
Russellville
Fyreoman
Seu
Clyde Byrd
Tl Dorado
Sim
Jerry Seretan
Trazen
Prom Uy
Lawrences Blackwell
Pine Bluff
Leverton
Senate
House
Censorship in Russia Still Tight
The Associated Press reports ongoing censorship in Moscow over Anna Louis Strong's arrest for alleged spying. Few details emerged as American correspondents in Moscow face strict movement limits and centralized controls, contrasting with freer reporting by Soviet journalists abroad.
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Moscow
Anna Louis Strong
United States
Associated Press
Miss Strong
Soviet Union
Miss Stron
Miss Strang
Mogeaw
School Vote Dates Set by Assembly in Arkansas
Arkansas lawmakers fix the school election date from October to September end. The move, approved by the House and sent to Governor McMath, follows a 1949 change shifting from March to October to aid budgeting and planning for school districts. County clerks note deadlines for poll lists and voter rolls.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Senate
McMish
General Assembly
Weeton
Coumty
Communist Party
Dorothy Dix Advice Column on Women and Love
Dear Miss Dix explains why married women with children often favor their kids over husbands, noting love shifts to offspring due to diminished husband romance and greater child care. Women’s openness to sharing faults is discussed, with suggestions for more conversation and understanding. The column adds a quip on kitchen size and two women, and answers a reader about bringing girlfriends home.
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Miss Dix
Pang Ko
Eve
Wille
Gqven
Why do boys act this way when meeting parents
A reader questions why boys resist introducing their girlfriend to their parents despite parental approval. The piece notes evenings spent at the reader’s home and suggests a conflict between social expectations and personal hesitation, inviting reflection on dating norms.
Do Your Gums Spoil Your Looks
Unclear text fragment mentions gums, looks, and a drug advertisement. Names like JOHN P.COX DRUG appear as likely sources. The passage is garbled, with stray quotes and nonsensical phrasing, offering no coherent event or report to summarize.
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Aryone
MLETO
John P.cox
Arkansas Horse Tracks Move To Require Races For State Bred
A Arkansas house bill by Rep RC Wills of Arkansas county proposes that all tracks run at least two weekly races featuring Arkansas owned horses. The measure faced opposition from Rep James R Campbell of Garland who argued the plan could cause more harm than good and questioned its feasibility. The vote required 51 for passage. Rep Tosca Leathers of Carrol county noted his roll button failed to record his vote, marking it as the best vote for the bill. The piece also includes a feature on early voting machines and a reader column about a mother seeking advice on placing her five children in homes.
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Lille Rock
Arkansas House
RC. Wills
Arkansas County
James R. Campbell
Garland
Oaklawn
Hot Springs
Hocated
Campbell
Arkansas
F . Ty ‘Toe Bil
Tosca Leathers
Carro County
Lee Roll
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Texarkana
Jett B. Graves
J. I. Cooper
The
City Federation of Garden Clubs
W. ©. Beene
Y.W.A
Edith Ward
West Division Street
W. Y. Foster
Circle Two
North Main Street
Nick Jewell
Olin Lewis
W. &. Waller
Lewis
Jack Lowe
Crit Stuart
Perry Monsus
Jamerican Negrars
Wesleyan Guild
Wesleyan Servies Guild
J. W. Pattarson
South
Hervey Street
Pues
Cale Sig Thy Ane ‘Ron Ait Bact Rane
Rais Snes
Accraaia Sam
Advertisenssn
Joe Marsh
Arkansas Division
Domina
Getna
McDowell
Port Worth
Lawrence McDowell
Ti. Worth
Mays. Aubrey Collier
Carlton
Clarice Brown Hope
Ouachita College
A.M. Wilberingida
Brown
Charles C. Gouwd
Ouac Callege
Mannolia A, & M. Cullene Tine Arts Department
Fac Tlty
Bradley High School
Jos Byrd
Magnolia
Howard Stone
Dale Moody
Waldo
Pat Phillips
Maghalla
Linda Bettw
Rt. 1
Robert Z. Phil
Mupewell Schaut Ant Mob
Cuppe
Ralph E. Baney
Brennan Featured In
Dim Fitzsimmons
Hialeah
Joe Suett
New York Giants
Los Angeles
Russia
Sandiver
Cheni
Dorothy DIX
Jean Leonard
Hellywood
Calif
Orses
Rochester, N.Y
Becemawkard
Miss Mix
Warne
Bell Syndicate
Marce
Walther
Neaunest Company
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