Social Calendar Notes for Feltay February 28
The town calendar lists events from Mr and Mrs Rabat Wilson hosting a dinner bridge to World Day of Prayer at First Methodist Church Friday at 3 pm. Music club adjusted to 2 pm. Various circles meet at multiple church and civic venues with hosts including Miss Mary Ross McFuddin, Mrs Caroline Trimble, and Miss Rosalyn Hall. Girl Scout and Scout activities planned for March 12 to 18 with service and church attendance goals. A Thursday night contract bridge gathering features Mrs Henry Sommerville as hostess with substitutes. A Thursday afternoon bridge group meets at Mrs Albert Geaves. Family party honors Charles Huckabee on his 64th birthday with many relatives and friends in attendance.
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First Methodist Church
Ewin Honkite
Hervey Street
Harry Lemley
Joe Wade
W. B. Mason
Bernard O'Dwyer
Girl Scout
Henry Sommerville
W. M. Shackleford
Edna Law Hall
Thelma Owens
Elizabeth Bridewall
Albert Graves
Albert Geaves
Roy Powell
Prank Johnson
Dorsey Meline Jr
Hastess
Wackabee
Charles Huckabee
Lewisville Highway
Joe Gilley
Travis Gilley
J. F. Lemon
Kenoth Semon
Dual Gilley
J. H. Kingeind
RR. D. Huckabee
Vernon Huckabee
Creighton Muckabee
Doris Edward
Glen Huckabee
R. B. Huckabee
J. J. Sutton
Lenit
Sutton
J. Sutton
Jack Buckabee
Lee Roy
Rey Lee Muckbee
Teds
Personal mentions in Texarkana social notes
Mrs JL Miles of Texarkana was Thursday guest of Mer and Mrs RJ Gusnill and friends in the city. Mrs Frank Trimble and Mrs A K Holloway motored to Texarkana Thursday. Edward Lester, Hendrix College sophomore, has been initiated as a member of Tau Omega social fraternity.
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JL. Miles
Texarkana
Mer
R. J. Gusnill
City
Frank Trimble
A. VK. Holloway
Texarkans
O- Edward Lester
Hendrix College
Tau Omega Social Fraternity
Brevity and Stagehand Rise in Hialeah History
The memory of Brevity and Stagehand anchors Hialeah Park history with track records and dramatic near-misses in the 1930s. Brevity set a 1:48 1-5 record in the Florida Derby era, later overshadowed by Bold Venture in the Derby. Stagehand matched the Hialeah mark in 1939 before fading from the scene. Local social notes capture Texarkana and Magnolia visits among residents and students, with Miss Sibyl Huddleston entering St. Vincent's training in Little Rock and Hendrix College scenes highlighted.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Nowhat Trncks
Hialeah Park
Brevity
Stagehand
Indian Broom
California
Joseph Earls Widener
Widener
Lan Instant
Bold Venture
Belmont
White Corkade
Stateland
Brevily
Sickle
Maxwell Howard
Adjustable highway aid could reshape traffic patterns
A new hydraulic traffic divider by M F Norris extends across Chicago Outer Drive. Three recessed curbs split a 100 foot road into four 26 foot lanes, with control stations allowing full retraction or raising to eight inches. The system aims to speed traffic, enable flexible lane widths, and even separate military from civilian flow when needed.
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M. F. Norris
Chevrolet
Chicago
George van Dorpe
Michael Goran
Chicago City
Washington Talk Is Wordfire in Capital
Washington teems with talk heavy speech from Congress spreads through the district like a disease. Officials, cliff-dwellers, and merchants all engage in relentless discussion of reforestation, aluminum shortages, Guam, and war-time policy. The piece lampoons the city’s culture of constant chatter and social connoisseurship in the Nation’s capital.
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Washington
U. S
District of Columbia
Congress
U. 5
Washingtonia
United States
Guam
Office of Production Management
Stagehand the tragic horse of racing luck and loss
Bull Lea and Sir Damien meet in a big race named for the breeder. Stagehand ruptured his fore left ankle early, broke down, ending a rising career. Earle Sanders tried to repair him, but the injury halted hopeful hopes in a sport famed for chance and fortune.
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Bull Lea
Sir Damien
Stagehand
Earle
Parlor politics and Washington talk fuel lively debates
The piece lampoons social gatherings where guests debate cabinet divisions and national power. It notes discussions around the Department of Commerce, the Department of Justice, Congress, and the Supreme Court. The toasts, glances, and games spark chatter about influence in Washington.
West Virginia man 93 buys first street car
A 93 year old West Virginia man has just purchased his first street car, while authorities warn against assuming expertise. A movie director comments that all films are gambles as those who act do so with a full crowd. Reports claim millions of dollars in tugster destined for U S. may be in Japanese hands, while doctors cite fatigue as a potential work ailment. A 60 year old man reportedly has a new tooth that may be fake.
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West Virginia
U. S
Lilliput Shoemakers Guild Crafts Tiny Test Shoes
In Hamburg the Shoemakers Guild presents a miniature test shoe set by Hans Ludwig. The world’s largest coll test shoes measure an eighth of an inch, with three hundred pairs made as faithful tiny copies. A Philadelphia doctor asserts the device kills germs as it enters the market.
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Hamburg
Germany
Shoemakers Guild
Hans Ludwig
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Feltay
Rabat
Wilson
Lloyd Spencer
Chire
Midas
Murch
Alma Kyler
Woemen's Society For Christian Service
Incheon
Unik No
Saint Mack's Episcopal Church
J. Ty West
The
Ladlies Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church, the Church
Women's Society For Christian Service
Dale Wilson
Cirele
Walter Castor
Jams Hudson
Emmet
Giel Scowt
Got Scout Council
Monuj Festeroni
Saenger
Thief of
Bagdad
Roy Rogers
Young
Bill Hickok
Vba
Errol Flynn
Olivia Dehavieland
Reet Porter
Rove Ly
Curb and Delivery Service
Charlie
Dot
Wilma
Singhhand
Seabiscuit
Misuni Jockey Club
Hendrix
Hattie Anne Feild
Talbot Feild Sr
Texarkana Hospital
Carler Johnson
E. 0. Wingfield
R. G. Gosnell
W. R. Anderson
J. L. Myers
Arkadelphia Thursay
Toy Anderson
Thompson Evanson
C. Brasning
Frankie Barr
Bart S. Rogers
E. B. Booth
Magnolia
Sibyl Hudieston
Little Rock
St. Vincent’s Infirmary
Martha Hougton
Haye
Jesse Brown
Jessie Clarke
Roy Taylor
Allen Downs
Emma Louise
Charles Spring
A. J. Neighbors
Rialto
Gary Cooper
Madeleine Carroll
Paulette Goddarry
Robert Preston
George Bancroft
Walter Hampden
R Preston Foster
von Chaney, JR
Ahmed Anaes
North West Mounted Police
Elmer
In Washington
Peter Edson
NEA
Department ‘of Agriculture
Avithie
Army
Department of Commérce
Supreme Court
Thurman Arnold
William Knudsen
Jesse Jones
Felix Frankfurter
Lilliput
Philadelphia
Barwick’s Electric’ Sery
UX Diamond Cafe
Sohpengine
Fisher Wath Oisteel
Fisher
Colt
Hope, Arkansas
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