Social Calendar Highlights From February Meetings
The social calendar lists events across February including an Armory dance for Ordnance department members and guests in Orlavk, a Bible study by Mrs Porigilt at the First Baptist Church Educational building, and a Grave circle 196 Drill team gathering at Woodman hall Baldock. Also noted are meetings of the Business and Professional Women’s club hosted by Mrs George Hosmer, Friday Contract Club at Mrs Lloyd Spencer’s home, and Defense Stamps gifts at Friday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
The
Ordnance Department
Orlavk
Mra. TL
Woodman Hall
Baldock
Mira Jack Porter
Faye Tussell
Business and Professional Women's Club
George Hosmer
Clu
Lloyd Spencer
Broadway
Max Cox
Frank Noten
Robert LaGrene
M. M. McCloughan
Tom Kinser
Charles Marvell
West Suh Street
A. J. Neighbors
Service Prayer Group Meets for Weekly Devotional
Miss Beryl Henry delivered the devotional on National Defense highlighting swift spiritual and material progress. The Service Prayer Group, wives mothers and friends of U S service men, gathered at Mrs. E Franklin's home for the Thursday afternoon service led by Mrs. Faye Parker president of the Stamps club. The Friday gathering will meet at Mrs John Wilsons on Post 3rd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Carlton
Garrett Story
Henry Haynes
Edwin Stewart
Carlton
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
Personal Mention notes Mr and Mrs Bill McGill of Garland City will visit the T R Billingsley home for a weekend. Mr and Mrs Carl Green of Houston visit relatives in the city. Miss Mary Della White head of Holly Grove home economics departs to visit her parents. Fredwich Roy Anderson made a Thursday trip to Little Rock for a medical checkup. Herbert Burns traveled to Little Rock on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McGill
Garland City
T. R. Billingsley
Mrs
Carl Green
Houston
City
Mary Della White
Holly Grove
Fred Wich
Roy Anderson
Litt Rock
Capitol City
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church News and Schedule
T O Silvey pastor leads Sunday services at Garrett Memorial Baptist in Nashville Arkansas with 10 11 and 6 30 p m special program by former Emmanuel church. Ladies Auxiliary meets 2 30 p m and teachers meeting 1 30 p m Wednesday prayer 8 00 p m. Unity Missionary Baptist South Elm St offers 9 30 a m junior choir 10 60 a m show 11 00 a m and BYP TC at 6 45 p m with 3 00 p m Ladies Auxiliary. Community singing 8 00 p m Tuesday and mid week service 8 00 p m with Elder Ferguson. All invited to attend.
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Immanuel Baptist Church
Nashville
Arkansas
Ladies Auxiliary
BY. P.T. C
Ferguson
Bath
God’s Word
Unity Baptist Church
Reunion Wedding in Pretoria Celebrates POW Ending
A wedding in Pretoria honored the groom, best man, and groomsmen all former prisoners of war from the South African Air Force. Voluntary Aid members joined the bride's detachment to form a guard of honor and celebrate Addis Ababa's occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Addis Ababa
Air Force
Washington Fair Sparks Talks With Soviet Ambassador
A Washington gathering hosted by top officials featured long dialogue with Soviet Ambassador Maxim Litvinay. An American observer recounted discussing God with him for over an hour, yet the envoy remained unconvinced. The piece also discusses concerns over local civilian defense councils being captured by political machines and the potential blame on OCD for such issues.
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Washington
United States
Maxim Litvinay
Office of Civili Defense
Strong Coughlinile
Ku Klux Klan
Mind Your Manners Test Your Knowledge of Social Etiquette
A read question set on proper social conduct asks when to end visits and how to respond to goodbyes. It covers leaving a friend’s home, hostess greetings, telephone manners, and handling business visits, with suggested outcomes and recommended phrases for polite exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iter
Mineral Springs Girls Edge Saratoga In Close Skins Game
In Saratoga gym on February 17 Mineral Springs senior girls defeated Saratoga 19 to 18 while Mineral Springs senior boys fell 25 to 22 to Saratoga. Center Point boys beat Saratoga 25 to 19 in an independent game as Okay School notes honor rolls are listed for multiple grades emphasizing daily health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Gym
Mineral Springs
Saratoga
Center Point
Violet Jane Shirley
James Reed Tollett
Nadine Cowling
Harrison in Hollywood a profile of actor Arthur Hunnicutt
Arthur Hunnicutt, a rugged Arkansas-born actor, rises from tent shows and medicine shows in Gravelly to Broadway and New York film work. He recalls training in Cleveland and Martha's Vineyard, learning phonetics, then adopting a natural style to win roles in Time of Your Life and other productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ozark
Arthur Hunnicult
Cher
Willias, Pine and Thomas
Papa
New York
William Strayan
Arthur
Hunnicutt
Cleveland
Martha's Vineyard
Boston
Student Name List by Grade in Local School Notes
Smith Sixth Grade Venita Hester Ernest Shirley and Nornta Lee Young Severth Grade Charlotte Black wood Eighth Grade Beulah Sutton Edwin ia Coley Eloise Dellinger and Caryl Smith
Kings Row chapter reads like a southern gothic coming of age
Henry Bellamann’s Kings Row follows Parris and Drake as midwinter shockwaves ripple through their town. The study with Dr Tower reveals ambitions, loyalty, and a looming inheritance while Drake warns of a near shared fate as he contemplates money, marriage, and Cassie Tower. Renee’s memory haunts Parris amid sleet.
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Parris
Drake
Uncle Rhodes
Parvis
Cassie Tower
Louise Gordon
Renee
John Lewis and the Labor Peace gambit in 1940s
John L. Lewis, once political misfit and powerful CIO leader, positions himself as the arbiter of labor peace between CIO and AFL amid wartime planning. The piece suggests his timing, enduring charisma, and ability to shape public opinion, with Philip Murray signaling the shifting balance as CIO president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Tairly
John
Lewis
CIC
AFL
Lewi
Ant
John Grover
John L. Lewis
Labor
Roosevelt
CIG
Times
Philip Murray
Murray
Youth drives with revoked license faces permanent revocation
A Baltimore PI youth, eager to join the army, chose to drive one final time before enlistment. He incurred a total of 200 dollars 75 cents in fines for driving with a revoked license. The judge ruled the license remains revoked permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
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Hinor
Vans
Galises Tahara
Saenger
Rialto
Matinee Daily
Pago Papa
Singing Hills
Sun
Mon
Bultima
Blodie
State Federation
Maude Crumpley
Magnolia
Stamps Club
Faye Parker
Herbert Burns
Little Rock
Garrett Memorial Baptist
T. O. Silvey
Unity Missionary Baptist
al South, Elm St
Neu Saenger
Petia, Chena
Errol
Olivia Flynn
Dehavilland
Citizen Kane
George
Long Island
Edson
Capitol Hill
ODHWS
Paul McNutt
Office of Defense Health and Welfare Sergices
Paradishdh
Sudasna
Praband
Kambhiu
Buriva
Siam
Thailand
West Point
Pradishdh
Royal Siamese Engineers
Burma
Timmy Stewart
Frank Capra
Stewart
Capra
Lewis B. Hershey
Jimmy Stewart
Lowell Mellett
Hke Stewart
Fhetters
Treasury Building
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Treasury Guard
Fred Astaire
Rita
Hayworth
Okay Honor Rats
Don Smith
Autrey Downs
Jerry Hargis
Virginia
Lou Tollett
Marsha Ann Green
Charles William MedJunkins
Florence McCorkle
Paulette Rosenbaum
Alva O'Brien
Jane
Harrison
Paul Harrison
NEA
By Henry Bellamann
Kings Row
Ly Amuliown
Patrix Teheh
Deaper
Renee Bewtn
Ulhoy
Mauchiers
Henny
Brunt
Sehoealthony Jroken
Hogger Minton
Holy Falmer Green
Phi
Kevney
To Carr
Lucy Carr
Warrin
Reading
Dr. Sower
New World
Flere
Dr.Tower
Vienna
Dr. Tower
Rhodes
John Lewis
Labor Peace
Perkison’s Jewelry Store
Harry W. Shiver
N. Main
Oriana Ament Boyett
Teather
South Main Street
Eric Ross
Keith
W. B. Williams
Capital Barber Shop
Dudley
Steinway
Haddorfs
CABLE
Wurlitzer
Beasle
Broad Texarkana
Ark
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