Social Calendar Collects Church Circles and Club Events
Monday and Tuesday schedule lists Circle No 1 through Circle No 5 of the First Presbyterian church Ladies Auxiliary with host homes and start times. Also note Baptist Woman's Missionary Society gathering, Girls Cotillion club at Miss Mary Delia Carey an, Daughters of the American Revolution luncheon at the Barlow, and D A R guests from area high schools. Friday Music Club rhythm discussion and performances. Friday Contract Bridge club at Mrs R D Franklin. Home Economics club meeting at the high school with talks on trees and the service of trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
A. E. Staneqilst
T. R. Kind
Ladies Aux- Mary of the First Presbyterian Church
Eugene White
John Coit
Daughters of the American Revolution
Barlow
B. M. LaGrove
Mes. LaGrove Jr
SE. Gillam
el Dorado
Mes. Tl, Senrey
Lewisville
J. ©. Milam
J. C. Carlton
A. C. Kolb
Koll
Basil Edwards
Shubert
Edwin Stewart
Weber
Kenneth L. Spore
Sampson
Delilah
Shint Snens
Meh. D. Frimkdhr
R. D. Franklin
Franklin
R. V. Herndon Sr
Shine
U S
Claudia Agee
Jane Waddle
Ruth Taylor
Taylor
Joye Kilmer
Nancy Hill
Inez Nevel
Dorothy Honey
Jane Higgason
Catherine Sterling
Community News Brief From School Library Meeting
Announcements describe packing for real estate parents, a high school gathering in the library led by Mrs. B A Morsani, and a New Year poem reading. Mrs. Frank Mason announced closing dates for the school library book work, with subscription details and skits by Mrs. Edwin Dossett and Mrs. Jesse Brown. Programs highlighted the Parent Teacher Association and the aims of education in democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehial
We High School
B. A. Morsani
America
Frank Mason
Edwin Dossett
Jesse Brown
Lenuti
McMahon
Beryl Reniy
Community Notices and Family Updates From Local City
Personal mentions include Mrs ioC Throckmorton and her son George of Lith Ruck visiting relatives, with several other families announcing births and visits. A Fayetteville trip, hospital arrivals, and eight week stays in Little Rock are noted alongside regional social updates and a brief historical aside on ancient Gaul dining rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Va Rhodes Jr
Vine Bluff
Davis Heusplall
Pine Bluff
Butte Car Crash Sends Vehicle Over Embankment
Theodore Cerise was driving toward Butte when a car in the opposite lane struck his back bumper. His car flipped end over end, crashing down an embankment two feet, glass tinkling and metal crumpled before resting at the botanic area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Theodore Cerise
Mder
Cevise
Not a Deb and Not Very Rich Ex Society Girl Turns Actress
Cobina Wright Jr a society daughter rejects the debutante label and debuts in Murder Among Friends citing need to work for a living She recalls stage beginnings in Palm Beach Broadway and a long road of training under mother Cabin Sr an opera singer and society hostess While a few singers like Eve Symington and Adelaide Moffatt succeed Cobina asserts many girls choose singing to earn an honest living Cobina’s mother hopes she can stand on her own and marry whom she pleases Meanwhile a stray note shows Cerise a milk bottle in hand and a small scar on a finger amid a brief sensory vignette
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbin Coons
Hollywood
Cobina Wright Jr
Lving
Cobinn Weigh, Sr
Long O
Cobing
Eve Symiington
Adelaide Moffatt
Eddie Carter
New York
Cobina
Palm Beach
Philip Merivale
Lorelei
Chumie Chase
Chase
Cabiin Sr
Junior
Millians
Debresalon
Covina Jr
Martha
Suzanne
Paws
Paul
Bill
Honolulu
Sugar Hill Colony
Confrontation Reveals Paul’s Hidden Love Triangle
Suzanne confesses she loves Paul and accuses Martha of enduring camouflage schemes to hide their past. Martha denies, recalling past meetings and hospital scenes, while Suzanne warns of consequences if secrets surface. The tension centers on infidelity, friendship, and an unresolved claim on Paul.
WE THE WOMEN This Describes You by Ruth Millett
A fragmentary piece outlines gender stereotypes and witty takes on male behavior. It hints at social expectations and absurdities in daily life and relationships through sharp, humorous observations.
Housecleaning Gives You Life
Alicia Hart advises tidying up home spaces from desk to attic to lift mood during midwinter. Declutter and discard unneeded items, avoid saving junk, and remove unused or broken objects to reduce dissatisfaction and free space for better living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
NEA Service
Fragmented Reflections on Habits and Social Cues
A garbled list of social markers shows personal routines and judgments from haircuts to wedding anniversaries. The fragment hints at daily tasks like driving, dining, and barber chairs, plus notes on fashion and public figures, all expressed in a scattershot, period voice.
Lou Nova Dominates Pat Comiskey In One Round
New York AP report: Lou Nova, the California heavyweight, dominated Pat Comiskey with a quick one round victory at Madison Square Garden. Nova floored the New Jersey-born boxer twice, opened cuts above both eyes, and won the unanimous decision as he reasserted himself as a top contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lou Nove
California
Pat Comiskey
Madison Square Gardens
Mee
Nova
Paterson
N. J
Pat
Associated Press
Joe Louis
Tony Galenta
Cleaning advice for tidier living spaces
The passage guides sorting stockings with runs and making three piles of underwear and other items: goal wearable, mendable, and discard. Do not return the mended items until fixed, and keep the discard pile out. Be ruthless with medicines and desk items, and trust disposal over saving. Expect greater happiness with total order.
Hempstead County Farmers Benefit From Soil Building Aids
County agent L Adams reports 1940 program aid under AAA provided superphosphate limestone Austrian winter peas and vetch to farmers to advance materials for soil building. National and state totals show heavy usage of phosphates and limestone. Hempstead County used 663,700 pounds of superphosphate in 1940, with significant gains anticipated as conservation materials continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Adams
Avundal
Lands
Hempstead
Adams
Largest Caverns in North America Reference
New Mexico's Carlsbad Cavern is described as the largest cavern in North America with a possible exception for the C ynamilpa Caverns near Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Carlsbad
North America
Cynamilpa Caverns
Mexico
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Clarence Schock
Mount Joy
Schack Independent Oil Company
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Betty Wallace
Marika
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Sue
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Paul Elliot
King
Tan Sary
Ruth Millett
Alice, Hart
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Lou Nova
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Caesar
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Carl Thusgaard
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Harry W. Shiver
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