Poem Excerpt and Local Society Notes
A fragmentary verse about empathy and restraint appears alongside a string of community notices. The second item details the John Cain chapter DAR January meeting with lunch at Hotel Barlow and several hostesses, followed by a Cosmopolitan club meeting on furniture history hosted by Mrs. Wettchell Owen. Additional notes cover a PTA gathering at Oglesby School, a breakfast at Hotel Barlow honoring a recent bride, and an Alathean class business social at First Baptist Church with attendance urged. Also mentioned are wedding travel notes of Mr. and Mrs. Remnice McKee and a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Kennie McKee with about 40 attendees.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Kennie McKee
Tommin Brumfield
Brumfield
North
Washington Street
Bruce Catton and the new justice in Washington
Bruce Catton portrays the forthcoming Supreme Court justice as a Bostonian with wide tastes and a Cambridge home, noting musical interests and a lifestyle shaped by a long New England routine. The piece describes the majestic Supreme Court building and the three-room, matching suites designed for each justice on the main floor.
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Boston
Frankiuter
Cambridge
Brattle Street
Vermont
Frankfurter
Justice
Washington
Mrs. Claude Stuart to Open Store Here
Mrs. Claude Stuart announced plans to open a ladies ready-to-wear shop at 238 South Main Street in February after resigning from Gev. W. Robison & Co. She will remodel the building and stock fashion wear. an official opening date will follow.
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South Main Street
Claude Stuart
Hope Furniture Company
Stuart
Gev. W. Robison & Co
Inside the judge’s private office and outer suite
The description details an ornate courthouse interior with an outer office and a private judge’s office. Rich oak paneling, blue drapes, carpet, a secretary’s desk, and long bookshelves frame the clerk’s area. A private elevator, private shower bathroom, and a ramp to drive into the building are noted as features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ule
Slomis
New theater previews That Certain Age and two features
Liberty Magazine hails That Certain Age as a four star choice starring Deanna Durbin Melvyn Douglas and Jackie Cooper. The program also includes Navy Blue and Gold with James Stewart Robert Young Florence Nightingale and a Jones family comedy Hot Water. Dad Jones runs for reform as the town heats up with conflict and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvyn Douglas
Jickle Cooper
Freie Kiel
Michiey DU Meuse
WED
Robert Young
James Stewart
Florence Rice
Jones Family
Sla
Deanna Durbin
Melvy Douglas
Jackie Cooper
Liberty Magazine
Mickey Mouse
Jaid
Annapolis
MGM
Dad
Jones
Twentieth Century-Fox
New Theater
Frank R. Strayer
Max Golden
Dad Jones
Maryville
Jack
Cotton Farmers Seek 80 Million Expansion Plan
Washington reports cotton growers pressed Congress Monday to broaden the crop reduction provisions of the current farm act. Spokesmen, meeting with more than twenty senators and representatives, proposed freeing about 1 million bales already loaned by the government and restructuring benefits at a cost of roughly 80 million dollars amid changing crop production expectations.
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Washington
Tarmera
Calion States
Congress
Mind Your Manners Practice Quiz
Test knowledge of social usage with five questions and answers from a 1938 NEA Service feature. Questions cover introductions greetings leaving remarks child introductions and hosting etiquette. Answers given: 1 How do you do 2 Yes 3 Yes if around 4 Yes 5 No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ica Elenry
Miss Henry
Pine Bluff Man Reported Death by Own Action
Sterling G. Barrow, 52, a Pine Bluff Arkansas farmer, was reported to have died by own action. A death note left by Barrow was described as personal and its contents were not disclosed. Police said the man fell or jumped from a sixth floor window of the Tennessee hotel, with details from Police Captain Frank Glisson.
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Sterling G. Barrow
Pine Bluff, Ark
Glisson
Barrow
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee Hotel
Frank Glisson
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John Cain
Willl
Hotel Barlow
Chas, Locke
Wilbur Jones
Helen Frances Ditty
Mamie ‘Twitchell
John Wettchell Owen
Perry Moses
Jim McKingle
Bosil Yorke
Oglesby P. T. A
Oglesby Achool
George W. Robison
Merlin Coop
Lyman Armstrong
Mary Sue Anderson
Mary Louise Keith
Harriet Story
Helen Betty
Opal Seymore
Remnice McKee
Thei Wadding Trnp
Moncdnay
Gartans City
T Fort Dail
TOM Sawyer Detective
Tues
Homicide Bureau
Saenger
James Cagney
Pat O'Brien
Angels
Big Little
Walt Disney
Ferdinand the
Bruce Catton
Jed Prouty
Starley Dean
Joe Penner
Mr. Doodle
Glass
Carter Glass
Jonnie McDaniel
Red Mill
Perpelidie
Young Tack
Roger Jones
Crooks
Payty
Jed Prouly
Shirley Deane
Spring Byington
Russell Gleason
iKerineth Howell
George Ernest
June Carlson
Florence Roberts
Billy Haban
Jon Marsh
Marjorie Weaver
Cotton Farmer's
Reg
U.S. Pat
Routh Thomas
Wenatchee, Wash
Birt
By Wiliam Ferguson
Gor
Gopr
Sen
Pine Bluff
Cleveland
Sulkowski
Mount Washington
N.H
Hans Thorner
Hile Hristiania
C. W. McArthur
Thorper
Dorothy Lewis
St. Regis
N. J
Eddis Cantor
Anctics
Columbia Network
Benny Goopman
R. J
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