Social Calendar Entihday Jan 4th Highlights
Social calendar notes a January 4 gathering at 230 o'clock for Mrs Willigat Johnson and Mrs B B McMahon with Miss Martha Cantley as co host. W C M circles meet at homes of Mrs Olmstead Ostler and Mrs Haruki Ostler with 3 pm times. A Tuesday January 6 council meeting at city hall includes talks on white hoods raising concerns. Several bridge and tea events follow at homes of Mrs Hall Mrs McMahon and others with guests and gift tables.
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Willigat Johnson
B. B. McMahon
Martha Cantley
Poreet Voucher Council
Rully Taylor
Bridge
Burle Evin McMahon
Thompson Evans
Lyman Armstrong
Terrell Cornelius
Humina
Mothe
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Nora Cardigan
T. §. McDayiltt
Ralph Rowton
al Chet Hall
Hall
Bob B. McMahon
Hosalyn Hall
Frintees Harrell
R. Williams
Edwin Waxt
Patsy Ann Campbell
Rose Marie Hendrix
McMahon
Edna Earl Hall
Migs Hall
Fo McFaddin
Finley Ward
Carolyn Trimble
Nancy Faye Williams
Mary Ross McFachin
Mary Joe Monroe
Hattie Anne Feild
Albert Jewell
Frank Trimble
Lucy Hannah
D A Meeting Postponed To January 24 At Mueslay
The district attorney meeting set for January 7 at Mueslay is rescheduled to Tuesday January 24. Miss Mary Dulin Carrigan is named hostess for a Friday Bride event, with details noting her role in hosting.
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Mary Delty Carrigan
Bride
Mary Dulin Carrigan
Personal Notices From City Social Roundup
Miss Mary Cornelia Holloway left Thursday night for Denton Texas to resume her work at Texas State College for Women. Mr and Mrs Martin Poole and Mrs Luther Holloman return to the city this weekend to make their home after months in Hot Springs. Mr and Mrs Remmel Young expect to return Saturday from a Gulf Coast tour and will be at home in Bridewell apartments. Miss Patty Thompson returned to the city after holidays with her parents in Fayetteville. Mr and Mrs J R Ljublong of Fulton were Thursday visitors. Milas Nell Louise Broyles left Saturday for Henderson State Teachers College in Arkadelphia after a pleasant stay.
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Denton
Texas
Texas State College For Women
Martin Poole
Luther Holloman
Hot Springs
Remmel Young
Gulf Coast
Bridewell Apartments
Patty Thompson
Fayetteville
O— Milas Nell Louise Broyles
Henderson Suite Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Intelligent Model: College Type Brings Success In Modeling
Alicia Hart notes that intelligence greatly influences modeling success, citing Harry Conover of a major agency. Frances Fedden, a Vassar graduate and Miss Fashion Futures New York, embodies the "college type" model. Conover lists four rules: be poised, be yourself, stay inconspicuous, and master makeup. Dancers often excel, proving rhythm matters.
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Va Hee
Frances Fedden
Vassar
Miss Fedden
Fashion Futures of
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Conover
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Fashion Futures
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Reich Power Hangs On Despite Heavy Losses
Dr C K Leith of the US defense advisory commission explains Germany’s gains in materials like tires copper aluminum and wheat. He notes Germany uses resources efficiently but warns the Allies’ blockade has limited future yields.
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New Year Plans at Local Church Service and Creed Reading
The pastor returns from a two week Western Oklahoma vacation and will lead Sunday services January 5. Readers are invited to join in New Year resolutions and a simple creed. Activities include Sunday school at 9 30, sermon at 11, singing at 6 30, BTU at 7 45, Tuesday Ladies work at 2 30, community singing at 7, Wednesday prayer at 7, and Friday teachers meeting at 9.
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Oklahoma
J. L. Brown
Wacom
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Wedding Etiquette
A reader quiz on church wedding etiquette covers groom entry after the clergyman, best man entry from the vestry, whether the bride takes part in rehearsals, and music choices for procession and recessional. It also asks how to proceed if a couple chooses a double ring ceremony and who should purchase rings.
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Ley
Finn
Frome
Rule Changes Favor Offense
The national collegiate football rules committee approved three major changes to aid offense after a Pine Valley meeting. Substitutions may occur freely, with adjusted timing. forward handoffs behind the line become legal as a backward pass. and fourth down incomplete passes in the end zone will roll to the defense at the spot of the snap rather than the 20 yard line. The panel also urged standard player numbering, to be tested in 1941, aiming to boost offense and reduce injuries.
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Sim
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Teuoy
Tigers Rally To Beat Wildcats In Season Opener
EL DORADO The Little Rock High School Tigers opened their 1941 basketball season with a 66 to 25 win over the El Dorado High School Wildcats on Friday night. Wayne Marshall and Jimmy Morgan led Tiger scoring with 15 points each, George Bailey added 12, while every starter scored except Donald Hudson.
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Little Rock High School Tigers
el Dorado High School Wildcats
Little Rock
Wayne Marshall
Jimmy Morgan
George Bailey
Tiger
Donald Hudson
McKnight
Johnson
Negro Teachers to Meet on January at Yerger High
Negro county teachers will meet Saturday at Yerger High at 9 a.m. A special program has been prepared, announced by Tate, president. All teachers are asked to be present.
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Negro County
Teschciation
Yerger High
Hope
Columbia University Files Record World Largest Student Body
Columbia University reports a historic enrollment surpassing 30 000 students, claiming the world’s largest university student body. The milestone underscores its growing scale and global reach amid ongoing growth.
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Columbia Universe
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