Community society notices fill church and club calendar
February society items list meetings for the Circle of the First Meth Church and various groups. Activities include program themes, hostesses, potlucks, and garden club events with notes on dates February 23 to 26, attendance urged, meals served, and seed orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metha- Church
V. AD. Keeley
Sam Strong
Cliften He
Raymond Peace Etohostesses
George Muray
Crusade Scholars
H.H. Linaker
MD Guerin
W. L. Clark
W. &. Oliver
Lyle Amen
Urg Bhd
Granger Visits Rochester After New Mexico Trip
George A. Granger was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Palmore Dupuy en route to his home in Rochester New York after an extended visit to New Mexico and travels in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Granger
Mrs. Palmore Dupuy
Birth of Kenneth Dowell in Fort Worth
Mr and Mrs James D McDowell of Fort Worth announce the arrival of a son Kenneth born February 21 paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs J B Dowell of Hope maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Doyle Lynch of Port Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. McDoywell
Fort Worth
Kenneth
Bebrueary
Ma Dowell
Hope
Mes Doyle Lynch
Port Worth
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Admitted: Mrs J W Boho Hot Springs Mr Ched Hill Hope Mrs Ada Mae Lawley Cupertino California Mrs John Glover Texarkana Mr Gryille Hunter Avery Texas Mr Robert Seeney Woodbury New Jersey Discharged: Mrs Ada Mac Lawley Cupertino California Mrs John Glover Texarkana Mr Giville Hunter Avery Texas Mrs Russell Nicholas Stamps
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Boho
Hot Springs
Ched Hill
Hope
Ada Mae Lawley
Cupertino
Calif
John Glover
Texarkana
Gryille Hunter
Avery
Texas
Robert Seeney
Woodbury
New Jersey
Ada Mac Lawley
Giville Hunter
Russell Nicholas
Stamps
Evolution of typing systems from 1880s to 1900s
The touch typing method existed before 1880 but since 1900 typing instruction shifted to typing rapidly and consistently. The era marked a universal adoption of instructional typing practices across institutions and industries.
Proclamation for Red Cross Month in Hope city
John J. Wilson proclaims March 183 as Red Cross Month in Hope, urging all citizens to support the American Red Cross and its disaster relief and defense efforts, noting the national emergency and mobilization needs for military civilian and civil defense aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Wilson
City of Hope
Ib Red Cross
106 Year Old Confederate Veteran Dies
A 106 year old Confederate veteran died at his home after a long life marked by Civil War service as a private, later reconciliation with Union veterans, and a claim that whiskey, tobacco, and faith sustained him. He left four Confederate and two Union veterans alive, survived by his fourth wife, a son, two daughters, and many grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola
William, Townsend
Vetera
Wankelly
Mlaich Heipas Lowisiana
Auevivor
Whoa
Townsend Js
Townsend
Ku Klux Klan Duu Lng
Norfolk
New Orleans
Pair Wanted for Robbery Captured in Pueblo
An armed man and woman linked to a Kansas bank robbery and slayings surrendered after a high speed 60 mile per hour chase through Pueblo. Sturgis, 28, and Miss Virginia Mayser, 20, gave up a bag with over 38,000 in currency and were held on 50,000 bail each. Federal charges allege the $48,907 Kansas City bank robbery and related killings.
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Pueblo
Coluim
Compro
Kansas
Yeaterday
Lous Abbert Sturgis
Vireginia Mayser
U. S
Duck
Jenkinson
Rosedale State Bank
Kansas City
Kan
Jenkins
Bend
Eity
James Calloway Fahnestock
Bilie
FBI
Fahnestocks
Sturgis
Miss Tier
Hightaller
Colorado Highway
Fountain River
John Baker
Baker
Dororthy Dix Advice Column on Self reliance and relationships
Dorothy Dix counsels readers on recovering independence after illness, urging social activity, support from friends, and avoiding running away. She advises apologizing for a misstep to a boyfriend in Army service and encourages patience with long distance romance while maintaining decorum.
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Iva
Tole
Garuy
Patrol Action Flares on Korean Front
Reporter Robert Udick details a patrol action on the Korean front with brief notes on frontline movements and reactions by troops. The piece emphasizes tense exchanges and the immediacy of combat conditions as perceived from the unit’s position.
Search Fails to Find Any Missing Plane
Reported missing airmanship near Magnolia debunked after ground searches and air patrols failed to locate wreckage. Troopers noted vapor from a jet during maneuvers while private planes scoured the wooded area 10 miles northwest of Wilda and Mes Noll.
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Magnolia
Mylie
Invmer
James Rowell
Rovesdale Wield
Edly
County
Stow
Wilda
Mes
Nova
Rsh
Safety Campaign Leader Named in Jonesboro Event
In Jonesboro IM Srulth announces a safety campaign led by Artisans by the Statu Have of the Arinispa Junior Chamber of Commarea. A meeting of Africaning peligal of Nuala and Juyeow leader is planned in Littl Hoek Mively to finalize plans for an educational program in America schools.
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Jonesboro
Joluy Hiya
Chateniin
I Chile
Statu
Arinispa
Commarea
Aricaning Peligal
Nuala
Littl
Lin America Las Educational
Achuols
Chay
Ghuiry
Willenburg
15 Arkansans Arrive in U S Navy Transport
A list of fifteen Arkansans is reported to have arrived in the United States aboard the USNS Gen. Nulgon iM. Names include Marines and sailors from multiple towns such as Russellville Pine Bluff Clarksville and Murphy, with ranks shown and associations to the Navy and Marine Corps.
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Ban Francisco
UMA
Arkansas’ Navy
Mae de Corpy
Adu
Nulgon Im
Waller
Ban Midgeiged Hort
Bunday Freee
Korein Dea
Cecil ‘Mo
Des
Navin
Svinryerk
Matine Cyh
Anedia Robbins
Pine Blut
Marye
Wilinia Ut
Wallatsey
Violet Jin
Marne Pyt
Jaling HW
Westhrook
Magnallas
USN
Bly. Ly. Wills
Clarksville
Livestock Market Report From St Louis National Yards
Yard activity shows cattle and calves trading with varied loads. Prices range with cattle around 18 to 20 dollars, calves near 15 to 18, and steady demand noting high corn influence. Traders report strong interest in yearlings and fat cattle as receipts hold at moderate levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Jeast
Carly
Minsky
Eurinereuil
Tuiauy
Veolora
Sionay
Mimlvaces Kg
Buluo
Ool Chase Venleta
Nouvel
Lee Lambas
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Élendar
Therine Mailory
Eerl Bailey
Cosmopolital Club
Estay
Vingll Keeley
Eny Bryant
L. B
Epter AE
PEO
Walter Sime
G. Sr, Sharp
Rock
Graves Sunday School
Mirst Mtethnilst
Hollis Lack
Lunelwon
Hope Country
Law
John Hatley
Charles Harrell
Jess Davis
Oakhaven
Oliver Adams
Ginanne Graves
Wisteria Junior Garden Club
Wisteria
J. W. Perkies
Denver Dickinson
Prsident
John Graves
Wce
Linde Rogers
Patricia Molt
Mrs. Perkins
Carolyn Yarbrough
Ray Tullis
Patricia Hall
Denyer Dickinguh
Alice Grant
Wisterla Garden Club
Isaenger Last Bay
Ara
Esther
Mature Pidgeon
Brian
Queen of the
Wie West
Arbara Stanwyck
Preston Foster
Annie Oakley
Rialto
Jay Man
AMDA
Bugs Bunny
Roman
Carl
Vatican City
Rome
St. Peter's Church
Dorothy DIX
Thas
Ghley
Miles Dix
Evar Alnead
Alwaye
Slater
Bel Byndivate, Inc
Robert Udick
Mexico
Arkansans
Camden
Camifen
Gamdon
Wall Duwine
Napedt Wausday
Gonstry Wasluiancnl
Grinites Sted Boron
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Dorothy Perkins
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