Ladies Bridge Luncheon and Society Events Calendar
Society notes list upcoming gatherings at Hope Country Club, including the Ladies Bridge Luncheon on Thursday February 28 at 12 30 hosted by Judy Martin dale Homer Jones Gordon Bayless and Grit Pluart. Also Cubs Pack 62 meets at Garland School Thursday at 7 pm with projects to bring, Rose Garden Club hosts H O Kyler Friday at 2 pm, Smorgasbord at Catholic Parish Hall Friday 6 to 8 30 pm, First Christian Church Bake and Gift Sale Saturday March 2 at 9 30 am in Stewart Jewelry Store, WSCS circles meet March 4, Workers Sunday School Class meets February 25, Daffodil Garden Club host Mrs Wayne Russell February 21, Magnolia District Garden Club invitation, and Jett Graves Sunday School Class pot luck supper at First Methodist Church Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hope Country Club
Judy Martindale
Homer Jones
Gordon Bayless
Grit ‘ Pluart
First Christan Church
Stewart
Wayne Russell
Daffodil Garden Club
Jud Martindale
Duffie Day Booth
Garden Club
Magnolia Garden Club
Southwest District Garden Club
Otthers
Lex Helms Jr
Bill Lawrence
iCric Stuart Jr
Mary Hamm
Jett
Graves
First Methodist Church
Racheal Edminston
Arkansas House Panel Backs 70 Cents an Hour Minimum Wage
A Little Rock Labor Committee voted to send the 70 cent an hour minimum wage bill to the floor with no recommendation. Opponents argued the bill would create reporting duties for employers and risk criminal penalties. Fort Smith restaurant operator Mary E Goebel warned many businesses could fail under its terms. Thirteen women representing the public testified at a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock Wi
House
Philips Carroll
Ed Dillonsty
Carroll
Fort Smith
Mary E. Goebel
PEO Chapter AE Meeting Highlights Delights Members
Chapter AE of the PEO Sisterhood met Tuesday February 26 at 3 in the home of Mrs. Poster Miss Mable Withridge and Mrs. W. W. Compton hosted. Mrs Henry Haynes presided. Mrs H C Kyler Sn Chaplain read 2 Corinthians 9 7 45. prayer followed. Mrs W Trotter led a program on the International Peace Scholarship with Chapter 1A E participating. Delicous refreshments served to 16 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Townemaker
B. M. Hazzard
Otha Roberta
Grady Hairston
Otha Roberts
PEO
P. E. O. Sisterhood
W. ¥. Poster
Mable Wmthridge
W. W. Compton
Henry Haynes
Mire
H. C. Kyler
Jack Bonds Honored By Friends Of Blevins
Approximately 115 attended a Friday night Warbeque supper at the Blevins Cafeteria honoring Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bonds of Blevins who are moving to Renton. Mrs Bonds has been a nurse and community helper while Mr Bonds served with the Blevins School system and both are active in church and civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blevins
Jack Bonds
Renton
Bonds
Elvic
Marlbrook Presbyterian Church
Washington
Bill Lee
Blevins F. F. A
John Allen Ross
Glen Steed
Gene
Earl Jester
Wayne Bell
Gladys Ann Brotherton
Patsy Stone
Miss Delaine
Honoyees
George Wilins
Baton Rouge
Dale Wilson
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Column Highlights Relationships
Readers seek guidance on dating hesitation and social gossip. Advice covers asking a girl out, handling competing suitors, crushes in school, gossip about a benevolent caregiver, and marital strain from interference with in laws. Esther is urged to uncover past wives’ discontents for insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Tom
Denar
Esther
NBC-TV Plans for Biggest Program Year
NBC TV aims for its largest season with stars Frank Sinatra Wal Bond and Walt Disney featured. Sinatra will debut as a regular with a one hour live show in October, followed by a Friday film and comedy block. Bond launches a regular series October 3, with Disney developing elaborate next season rivals to attract youthful fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mercer
New York West
Elewisslow
Atsc. TV
Oliver Treys
Young
ABCC
Frank Sinatra
Bne
Sinaten
Wal Bone
ACV
Bounce
Llvis Prestey
Tey
Ominibus Gack
Ved Mack
Walt Disney
Joye
B'nai B'rith Elects Fort Smith Man As Leader
Fort Smith resident Leonard Bogoslavesky was elected president of the Arkansas B'nai B'rith yesterday. Jory Glatstin of Blytheville chosen first vice president. J. J. Miller of El Dorado named second vice president. Rabbit Irvin Sehor appointed chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Leonard Bogoslavesky
Arkansas B'nai B'rith Yeaarday
Jory Glatstin
Blytheville
J. J. Miller
el Dorado
Rabbit Irvin Sehor
Lion to Move Office to Houston
A division of Monsuttta Chemical said it plans to abandon part of its Arkosas oil exploration and production activities. Linn Oil President Mardin stated 25 supervisory personnel in exploration and production were deferred immediately to Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite Doralio
Monsutta Chemical Cr
Arkosas
Mo Mardin
Linn Oil
Tousen
Marti
Mohsanio
Emphasis on Madud Wealerns to Populer Daytime Show Plan
Fragmented OCR text notes an emphasis on Madud Wealerns and a daytime programing strategy focusing on literature for women. No clear dates or organizations are identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phang
More Mistreatment in Marine Corps
A Marine Corps spokesman said nine drill instructors at the San Diego depot were convicted in the past nine months on charges related to mistreating recruits. Some were found to compel extra calisthenics and others to apply force. The spokesman did not specify counts or punishments, noting no cases required hospitalization and incidents have decreased recently due to tighter supervision and stricter oversight. More Bibles have been sold in Japan since World War II, says the American Bible Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San bthGo
Calit
Marine Corps T
San Dican Marine Corps
Nury
Alleh
Deal
Japan
The
Atherlend Bible Society
Transfer of chemical plant operations noted in report
The text discusses relocating operations to Verzuela and Houston as base sites for authentic activities. It mentions chemical plants operated by Lion at Verzuela and Luling Arkansas then transferred to Monsanto Inorganic Chemicals Division. It notes Martinsild Marti and uncertainty about total employees involved in the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verzuela
Houston
Auteh
Chemieals
Lion
Luling
Ark
Inorganic Chemicals Division
Monsanto
Martin Sild
Marti
Opernelos
Hospital Notes and Memorial Admits Across Towns
Hospital notes record admissions including Mrs Bill Moore and Mrs Sylvester Mobb while discharges list Mrs Wile Rand al and Mrs Dick Anderson. Memorial entries note new arrival of a baby boy and multiple patients from Hope Lewisville and McNub with caregivers and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Moore
Ape
Wile Randal
Hope
Ted Purtle
Wille Lee
McGraw
Flint
Michigan
B. Moore
Memorial
Sylvester Mobb
EB. Cain
Altha McFadden
Lewisville
Cecil Wyatt
Mary Smith
Bobby Easter
Ibn Hope
Dick Anderson
McNub
Arkansas labor groups clash over registration bill
The Arkansas Federations of Business and Professional Women's Clubs backed the measure while Wayne Glenn of the Arkansas Labor Council criticized it as harassment and feared unions would be misused. Paul Leas of Owasso Manufacturing defended registration and reporting requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Federations of ‘Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Wayne Glenn
Arkansas Labor Council
Apl-Co
Paul Leas
Owasso Manufacturing Cy
Banfom
Shute
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cub
Garland School
Rose Garden Club
H. O. Kyler
Ladies of the Catholic Altar Society
Circle No
WSCS
Bob Turner
R. C. Lehman Sr
Ralph Lehman
Workers
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
T. L. Smith
Mrs
Jett B. Graves
Nancy Kelly
Saenger
Shockerey
Mervyn Leroy
America
Your Hope Star
Hope Star
B.C. Myatt
Friends of Blevins
New York
Margaret Leighton
Mabraret Feighton
Ste
Dorothy DIX Asi
Casey Dent Causey
Heidi
Doroth Yim
Ben Dear Hillen
Nbc-Tv
St.Joseph
Brande
Tont
Marine Corps
Herblee Miller
Diane
Nascar
Pontiac
Hensengh
Bill Franca
Pontiag Bealem
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!