Calendar of church and social events in Prescott area
The notice lists multiple events from January 30 to February 3 including prayer services at First Presbyterian Church for foreign missions, Pat Cleburne Chapter UD C meeting at Mrs Strickland's home, Founders Day PTA meeting at Hope Schools High School, rations distribution at Mrs J J Battle's home, Betty Cox engagement events with Lt John Barrow, and a Presbyterian Auxiliary mission study. It notes associated hosts and times across Tuesday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Pat Cleburne
J. W. Strickland
Pat Casey
Biday
P. T. A.’s of the Hope
J. J. Battle
Fulton
Betty Cox
Prestt
John Ha Irow
Carter Johnson
John H.row
Women Attend Church Meeting Led by Mrs Dorsey McRae
The gathering opened at 10 o clock with Mrs Dorsey McRae in the chair. Lunch was served at noon under Mrs J C Hall. Participants included Mrs C W Tarpley Mrs A W Stubbeman Mrs W M Cantley Mrs Jim McKenzie Mrs Paul Raley Mrs Frank McGibbony Mrs Harry Lemley and Mrs K G McRae. Mrs McRae urged attendance at the special prayer service Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey McRae
J. C. Hall
C. W. Tarpley
A. W. Stubbeman
W. M. Cantley
Jim McKenzie
Paul Raley
Frank McGibbony
Harry Lemley
K. G. McRae
College visitors and relatives gather for weekend
Miss Mary Wilson arrives Friday from the University of Texas to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert M Wilson. Miss Nancy Robins comes Thursday from the University of Arkansas to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Leo Robins. Miss Martha White arrives Friday from the University of Arkansas to stay with Mr and Mrs W E White. Dr W A J Mills travels to Shreveport to attend his ill brother Oscar. Attendees at the funeral of Mrs W A J Mills include J F Mills Ashdown G H Mills Price Texas Jack Mills Vivian La Lee Anthony Orange Texas Riley Mills Overton Texas and Ernest Walters Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wilson
University of Texas, Austin
Robert M. Wilson
Nancy Robins
University of Arkansas Fayetville
Mrs
Leo Robins
Martha White
University of Arkansas
W. A. J. Mills
Shreveport
Oscar Mills
J. F. Mills
Ashdown
G. H. Mills
Price
Texas
Jack Mills
Vivian
Lee Anthony
Orange
Riley Mills
Overton
Ernest Walters
Prescott
Farmer Bodcaw man injured by mule kicks
Floyd T. Munn, a well known farmer of Bodcaw, is in Julia Chester hospital recuperating from injuries after a mule kicked him last Friday while loading legs. He underwent an operation on one knee and was reported doing well today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd T. Munn
Bodcaw
Julia Chester Hospital
Mr Munn
Growth and Transformation of Chicago in the 1800s
A historical column traces Chicago from its rough frontier beginnings as Slab Town and Mud Hole of the Prairies to a booming rail and meat packing hub. It notes rapid population growth from 4000 in 1837 to 93,000 by 1857 and 300,000 by 1870, with a vast drainage, sewer, and urbanization effort transforming the lakefront marsh into a major metropolis. Jeff Martin arrives in 1871 amid the city’s shifting fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Loop
Illinois
Slab Town
Middle West
Tremont
Prairies
Midwest
Cincinnati
Lake Shore
Jeff Martin
Annapolis
Pipe Puffer Corncob Pipes Salute MacArthur Through Years
The article notes General Douglas MacArthur's long habit of smoking corncob pipes. It recalls his 1916 era as a captain in San Antonio Texas during border uprisings and shows a later, unusual model during observations in the Southwest Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas MacArthur
San Antonio
Tex
Southwest Pacific
Wartime Protein Boost For Kid Parties And Meals
Shortages of meat supplies push reliance on milk eggs cheese and fish to meet children’s daily protein. Two party ideas use orange milk shake and baked cheese sandwiches with milk beaten eggs mustard and bread. TOMORROW'S MENU lists breakfast grapefruit cereal French toast lunch cheese sandwiches carrot sticks orange milk drink and lamb stew with sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Tommorrow’s
Home Nurse Uses Hangers To Ease Grandmother’s Bed Care
A visiting nurse helps care for a grandmother bedridden by arthritis. Kenneth learns to craft a lightweight bed tent from two wire clothes hangers and strong wire to support blankets, reducing knee pressure. He later makes a flower pot hanger and an arm chair bag from coat hangers to keep glasses and knitting within reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona L. Trott
NEA
Grandmother
Kenneth
Pee Grandmorthe
We the Women by Ruth Millett on joint finances in marriage
Ruth Millett argues that two income couples should pool earnings into a joint account for household and personal expenses. She warns that the shift from “my money” to “our money” depends on how husbands treat wives as partners from the start. If wives control earnings, they may insist on separate funds unless both spouses view income as shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Insurance stats omit Jap admirals on lifespan claim
The report on insurance statistics noting that humanity now lives longer than in the past appears to exclude any Japanese admirals from its data.
Negro Child Loses Leg in Rail Yards
Georgia May Hardwick a 10 year old negro school girl was struck by a Missouri Pacific switch engine in the local yards yesterday afternoon. She lost a leg below the knee and suffered severe injuries to her right foot hand fingers head and back. She was taken to Josephine hospital in a guarded condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia May -Hardwick
Missouri Pacific
Josephine
G. E. Cannon
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Betty
Otis Blackwood
Presbyterian
Childs
F. T. Munn
Stetson
Stylepark
Resistos
Wacs
Miami Beach
WAC
NEA Service, Inc
Rialto
Bing Crosby
Betty Hutton
Sonny Tufts
Mme
Pipe Puffer
Bacon City Sone: Electric Co
OPA
Cpl
Bernard Botnik
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Rchard Goodbar
Russelville
Ark
Agnes
Nother
Mother
Stewart's Jewelry Store
First National Bank
Ward & Son
Peris
Eagle
Geo. W. Robison & Co
HOPE
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