Social and Personal News Roundup January 20
Social and Personal notes list meetings by the V.SW Auxiliary at 7 30 pm Monday, January 20, Brookwood PTA at 3 pm Wednesday, and Lilac Garden Club at 3 pm Wednesday at Mrs Kinser s home with hostesses Mrs Porterfield and Mrs Warren. Members urged to bring dues for the meeting. Thursday includes more notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.sw
V.esw
Lilac Garden Club
Tom Kinser
Floyd Porterfield
W. @. Warren
Miss MaVine Rogers Hosts Y W A and Circles Meet
A sequence of First Baptist church Y W A and WMU circle gatherings is recorded. Miss MaVine Rogers hosted Y W A at her parents home on Spring Hill road. Circle 4 led by Mrs. J. Turner met at North McRae with Mrs. J. Rodgers presiding. Program topics included Women of the Year 1888 1948 and refreshment servings. Officers and attendees listed along with hospitalities and notes on meetings, births, and transfers.
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W.M.U
First Baptist Church
John Turner
North McRae Street
J. Sh. Rodgers
Ira Yorom
P. J. Helt
Mavine Rogers
Y.W.A
Roy Rogers
Spring Hill Road
Mary Ethel Perkins
Wanda Ruggles
Eugenia Sue Huatzell
Henry Haynes
M Haynes
A. Whitlow
A. A. Halbert
W. B. Mason
S. A. Whitlow
A. W. Martin
Otho Taylor
Frank Drake
W.mlu
Gus Haynes
W. P. Singleton
Charles Reynerson
South Main Street
L. A. Walker
James McCullough
Charles Reynersen
W. Andrews
Howard Lamb
E. C. Sterfing
Owen Nix
Walter Miller
Charles Routon
Charles Routon, Jr
Office Nurse by Adelaide Humphries Remains Quiet After Unexpected Turn
Janice Hilary, a young nurse in Dr. Eric Holbrook’s office, spends an evening with him as his wife has left for France. After a dinner at Michelle's and a private music-filled visit to his darkened Fifth Avenue home, an unintended kiss leads to a tense, unresolved moment. Janice firmly ends the night, insisting they address the situation later.
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Janice Hilary
Eric Holbrook
Holbrook
France
Janice
Ben Archer
Eric
Michelle
Mithelle
Lunchbox and cafeteria meals for school children
The article advises mothers to ensure nutritious school lunches with milk every noon, including protein from eggs or cheese, fruits and vegetables, and convenient carbohydrates. It warns against excess sweets and stresses thoughtful packing for health and energy in growing children.
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Edwin P. Jordan
A.D
NEA
Truman Plea for Gen Kuter Is Rejected
Washington reports the Senate armed forces committee rejected President Truman’s bid to make Maj. Gen. Laurence Kuter head the Civil Aeronautics Board while keeping his air force rank and pay. The panel blocked the needed special legislation, reaffirming its earlier unanimous vote. Senator Bridges noted two votes, one on a compromise and one to uphold the rejection.
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Washington
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Truman
Laurence
Kuter
Civil Aeronautics Board
Air Force
Sayne
Bridges
R-Nh
Tydings
D-Mad
Emal Kuter
Kilgore
D-Wva
Hill
D-Ala
Russell
D-Ga
Bridge
Touching Drama Comes as Usual Touching Drama Comes as Usual
Little Rock January 20 The passing of an era drew drama Governor Laney announced retirement at end of second term In a typed statement he said I am not a candidate for any office at this time The Capitol Press Corps watched and there was doubt about the timing The governor avoided photos and greeted a visiting delegation and laughed at a joke Friends say the decision followed concern that a third term would require overwhelming majorities to push reconstructive legislation The most revealing moment came at lunch when a reporter pressed for hints about his address
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Little Rock
Laneys
Hewsmen
Capitol Press Corps
Laney
Brinkley
Ng Dishenel
Dorothy Dix on accepting and using criticism
A column urges readers to accept criticism as a cure for personal faults. It argues ego drives denial, outlines common faults, and notes couples often fail to address faults due to fear of offending. It explains critics can guide self improvement if used constructively.
Laney Responds On The Question Of Leadership
Laney quipped about who would carry on after saying you might be warm. The remark hints at internal leadership questions and a plan for succession amidst informal talk. The context suggests a candid exchange during a period of transition.
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Laney
Fragmented Text Summary From OCR Snippet
A mangled OCR fragment discusses missed advantages and warns against letting others profit. It mentions regret and a call to consider what is not permitted or advantageous, with unclear attribution or names due to damaged text.
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A. Sepeas
Crite
Local Names Appear in Fragmented Notice Card
Readable fragments list persons Miss Myrtle Bistih Chicago I Miss Lorna Faust Chicano Tl Cy Halvorsen Chicago Mrs Buford Buzarth Fulton and a small daughter. The brief item records names tied to an unspecified event or notice in a Chicago area context.
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Myrtle Bistih
Chicago
Lorna Faust
Cy Halvorsen
Buford Buzarth
Fulton
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Ida Arnett
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Mr. Routen
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Little Son
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Ola May Nations
Rt. 1
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Gene Milton, Jr
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NEA Service, Inc
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