Local Social and Personal Calendar Notices
The Oglesby PTA executive board to meet at city hall after the Book Review with one regular inviting of the BATAS in January. The Business Women’s Circle meets at Mrs. Carter Johnson’s home at 7:70 Monday night. Mary Lester Class of First Methodist, led by Miss Beryl Henry, meets at Tah at Mrs. Ed McCabe’s on South Main for monthly business and social gathering. WMS of First Baptist gathers at Educational Building at 22 Monday afternoon for missionary program. Circle No 1 presents the program Changeless Foundation Monday January w. Women’s Council of West Christian Church meets 3:30 Monday afternoon at the church. Estectian Sunday School class of First Baptist meets Tuesday eve at 7 at Educational Building for monthly business meeting. supper served by Limto No. 1.
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Batas
Lini
Business Women’s Circle
WHL
Carter Johnson
Mary Lester
First Methodist Church
Beryl Henry
Wil
Tah
Ed, McCabe
South Main Street
W.M.S
The
First Baptist Church
Circle No
O'Cloek
Oglesby P.T.A
Joe Inglison
Washington
Arkansas
Frances Parkinson Keyes
Oglesby School
Hope 8 &Pw Club
Hope Business and
Hotel Barlow
Florence l Hicks
Shaw
Mved
Arch Wylie
Girl Scouts
Slope
Marylin Shiver
Sophia Williams
First Presbyterian
Thomas Brewster
Roe Young Peoples Meeting
Moray
Ouachita
Presbyterian Church
First Baptist
Main Streets
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Womens’ Council of the
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Robert Laraine Young Day
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Clinton P. Anderson
Leon Ladd
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Findley
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