Social Calendar Highlights Jan 3 4 Events And Hostesses
Social calendar items list Thursday and Friday gatherings with multiple hosts and co hosts across groups. Notable entries include the United Daughters of the Confederacy tea at Mrs Charles Haynes home and Cosmopolitan club at Mrs Kelly Bryant home with associate hostesses, plus Hope Chapter Easter service at the Masonic hall and Girl Scouts Troop 0 led by Mrs Linus Walker. A wedding anniversary event at Mrs Hall’s home is noted along with Rose Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs Garrett Story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Claibourne Chipler
The
United Daughiter
Confederacy
Charles Haynes
C. 3. Lowthorp
R. M. Lofirone
Wilbur Jones
Ozan
Rose Garden
Mrs. Garrett Story
Mr& Harry Shiverne
Wednesday Afternoon Bingo Washed In Greenery
Mrs Paul H Jones won high score and Mrs Merlin Coop took bingo prize after an afternoon of spirited games. Hostess Gledine Morris served salad, coffee, and a guest list included Mrs Lyman Arhistyung and many others. Ralph Routon hosted a separate senior league and Sunday school group meeting with eighteen members enjoying table games and songs followed by sandwiches and punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Jones
Merlin Coop
Gledine B. Morris
Miss Morris
Lyman Arhistyung
Morin Coop
Kingsport
Tenn
William Wimberly
Irene
Mary Isabelle Hainby
Presentt
Daisy Dorothy Meare
Ralph Routin
Ralph. Routon
First Methodist Church
Personal Visits Highlight Shreveport Holiday Week
Master Billy Wray visits grandparents in Shreveport this week. On Wednesday Miss Sara Ann Holland Miss Marjory Bowen and Miss Margaret Simms spend the day with friends. Holland guests her Chi Omega pledge sister Miss Lina Ann Cox while Bowen Simms visit Henderson school friend Miss Joyce Adair. Paul Palmer of Shreveport spends part of the holidays with friends in the city and attends Rice Institute this year. Dik Bowen arrives to visit his parents and studies at the University of Kentucky. Miss Mary Nell Carter, guest of relatives in Kansas City since the halfday season, has arrived in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Ann Holland
Marjory Bowen
Mise
Margaret Simms
Marye
Miss Holland
Chi Omega
Lina Ann Cox
Miss Bowen
Miss Simms
Henderson School
Joyce Adair
Paul Palmer
Shreveport
Rice Institute
Dik Bowen
Dick Bowen Sr
University of Kentucky
Louisville
Mary Nell Carter
Kansas City
LaRoy Murphy
Ccollege
Arkansas Tech
Russelville
S. L. Murphy
Joe Luseter
Hame
Park Drive
Juliet Chester Hospital
Tabernacle Revival to Feature Denison Leader
Rev. Philis A. Lewis of Denison Texas will lead a week of revival services at Hope Gospel Tabernacle starting Sunday night. Pastor J. E. Hamill announced the event noting Lewis is the church’s first pastor and will be joined by his wife a recognized gospel singer. Services run nightly at 7 20 except Saturday with other musicians joining each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philis A. Lewis
Denison
Texas
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
J. E. Hamill
Thursdas
Lewis
Hamill
Mes. Lewis
Monocle Veil Hat and Fashion Trends of 1941
AP Fashion Editor Amy Forter notes a dynamic year in fashion with French and American designers, refugees influencing style, and New York aiming to be world capital of fashion amid evolving silhouettes and notable hat trends. Mentions spring shows in New York and ongoing global fashion tension as Paris contends for influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Forter
Paris
Amerscca
Parla
London
New York
Hollywood
Rio de Janeiro
Berlin
LaGuardia
Stanford Rout Nebraska in Rose Bowl Thriller
Stanford Indians defeated Nebraska 21 to 13 in the Rose Bowl before about 90,000 spectators as coach Clark Shaughnessy steered a comeback from behind. Nebraska twice forged ahead but Stanford's T model machine answered each time for a stunning victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadens Cala
Stanford University
Indians
Nebraska
Dame
Cornhuskers
Stanfords
Sop
Stanford
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago University
Heston
O'Rourke
Vol
Bis
Tennessee
Bostonians
1940 Discovery in Science and Industry Highlights
A roundup of major scientific advances and economic notes from 1940. U-235 fission potential, Pincus rabbit fertilization by cold, vaccines and antibiotics progress, brain surgery advances, synthetic rubber, and new energy and materials research. Also mentions stock market mood and gold reserves amid looming global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakesle
Associated Press
Sciencee
New York
Gregory Pincus
Clark University
Lake residents sue over cedar claim and strange weather note
Residents of an Unnamed Lake area sue over a cedar claim amid odd measurements and a tree controversy. The report mentions a Virginia December incident with eight inches and fatal consequences for several men.
Record year for industry despite stock market decline
By JOAN L BECKLEY The fastest industrial production on record meant little cheer for Wall Street in 1940. Heavy industry ran at high gear to meet defense demand with unfilled orders piling up. Capital goods near capacity while consumer goods also stayed busy amid a $4 billion rise in national income and employment gains. The stock market fell about 10 percent as overall value of listed shares declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial District
Germany
United States
Wall Street
Joan L. Beckley
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Cosmopolitian Club
Kelly Bryant
R. L. Bronech
Nallon Wylie
Hope
Masonic Hall
Girl Scouts
Linus Walker
Little Trouse
Mra. Ched Hall
Edna Earl Hill
Maben
William Johnson
B. KE. McMahon
Martha Cantley
Josephine Morris
Josepline Morris
Rialto
Sat
And
Saenger
Dick Powell
Ellen Drew
Rocky Mountain Rangers
Royal Mounted Police
Tin Pan Alley
Betty Grable
Alice Faye
Billy Wray
Goodyear
Easy Pay
Walnut Street
Walker
Tabernacle Speaker
A. Lewis
Viy
Mrs
Walter Courier
Richard Milbiwn
City
Criistinas
Ulidays
Frank Brae
Mer
Hattiesburg
Misssissippi
Piaurice Vickers
Mitteson
Maurice McCall
Baton Range
G. E. Cannon
Arkadelphia
O— My
Carl Ray
Alma
C. M. Agee
Bertha Zimmerly
Justine Ellington
Tyler
DB. Phillips Je
Longview
Allen Murphy
Betty Joe
Lockport
Cecil Weaver
John Cecil
Myra
Vernon Gunn
Cumen
Boston
Aggies
Fordham
Dallas
Texas Aggies
Rams
Southwest
Rose Karl Mama Smith
Sting
Trek
Ags
Georgetown
Miami
Phi
Mississippi
Julie Koshlaps
Christman
San Francisco
Paul Christman
Jimmy Johnson
Christian
Missouri
McAdams
Washington
Banta
Southern
California
Arizona
EL Paso
Tex
Western Reserve University
Tempe
Cleveland
Arizona State
Morris Browns
Birmingham
Ala
Morris Brown
Wilberforce University
Atlanta
Wilberforce
L Gan
Fresno
Honolulu
Fresno State
University of Hawaii
Dale Mickelwail
Norfolk
Richmond
Rheastéd Wah
Unisvarsity of Pennsylvania
Rockefeller Institute
University of California
Wanda K. Farr
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Alvin d. Fellows
Virginia
Edch
Sibyl’s
Sibyl
Balcony Cox Drug Co
Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Gil
Harry W. Shiver
Hope Hardware CO
Dr. West
John P. Cox Drug CO
Walgreen
Magnesia
Atol
Iil
Monarch
Alkadenf Ag
Aise
Castoria
Kelér
Gillette
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