Social Calendar and Wed Bridge Club Notices
Social calendar notes a Wednesday duty dance at the Barlow for Miss Sie Rucker with Miss Mary Haynes hosting, plus Miss Mary Sue Hallingtons wedding to Al J Worle in Philadelphia. Bridge club event reports three tables, high scores to Rufus Herndon Jr and J W Branch, with refreshments served. Mary Sue Hallington wed to Presentd Mar. ceremony held Saturday June 20 in Philadelphia by Rev Fr Marvisur.
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The
Barlow
Sie Rucker
Mary Haynes
Charles Slaynes
Anroldt Wolken
Oyers
Esday Bridge Club
Harald Tobson
J. Wy Branch
J. W. Branch
Mary Sue Hallingrton
Iva Maltilurton
Mary Sue
al J, Worle
Preseatt
Sime
Tie Rey
Bitterfly Birth Claim Arouses Discussion
A fragment notes a claim about the birth of a butterfly with a sensational angle. The sentence mentions a seven seven count associated with the event, but lacks details about the species, location, or dates. Further context would clarify the claim and its source.
Circle No Two W S C S meets in Texarkana
In Texarkana on May 27 Circle No 2 of the Women's Society for Christian Service met at the home of Mrs. Ralph Ratton with Mrs. Alice McMath as associate hostess. Freddie Pritton played Trees, Mrs C B Presley gave Our Human Heritage in America meditation, Miss Betty Ann Benson performed Secon Valse, and twenty one members with four guests attended followed by an ice course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S
First Methodist
Women's Society For Christian Service
Tuenday
Ralph Ratton
Alice McMath
Freddie Pritton
C. B. Presley
A. Henry
Americas
Ny Brilliant
Gixlard
Betty Ann Benson
Suess
Camp Alton News Briefs From the Training Camp
Reports from Camp Alton describe Lieutenant Cormett resuming Saturday duty at Jefferson Barracks after training young officers. Bill Summerville, camp education adviser, injured fingers in a plane and ship mishap. one joint nail removed. Sixteen enrollees discharged from call time, others reassigned to Navy. Preston Wright treated for a ruptured appendix at Josephine Hospital and expected to recover soon. A semi monthly safety meeting led by Red Roberts featured a Professor Quiz style program with cakes for the winning side. A rumor of heavy mist visiting Hope sparked jokes about rainfall. Bill Summerville reportedly preparing to enter submittal in Ninny. practical diving on a highway noted. Ellen is away, George E. Robin of Stope gave a Rotary talk. Rob inson noted a dry year share as pleasant work with customers and coworkers.
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Bill Summerville
Remlst
Domy
Navy
Preston Wright
Hln
Josephine Hospital
Wright
Red" Roberts
Fosers
T. G. Anderton
Tommie Pharr Wa
Los Angeles
Bill Sumseeville
Itope
Asi
Nus RC
Ellen
Iwey
George E. Robbin
Stope
Rotary Progran
Canp
Galletas Hee
Meg Robinson
Robinson
Army Cameraman Speaks at Alton Corp
Bob Ingleston official Rainbow Division photographer gave a long talk to enrollees at Can Adn Tuesday night. He held attention for over two hours and mixed serious instruction with motivating remarks about training and knowledge while addressing attitudes.
Peace She's Wonderful Ev IsaseL Warrr Chapter HI
On a moving train Denny wakes to a scream as Mrs King frets about a crawling creature in her bed. He calms the scene, keeps two turtles safe, and tries to manage Peace while Rhoda remains distant. Carole Love appears amused as Denny contemplates breakfast chaos and his looming engagement.
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Yrstenday
Mia
King
Thoda
Carole Love
Mme
Vetre
Rhoda
Denny
Porter
Wayne Dennis
Mrs. King
Joal
Darby
Peace
Mistah
Mos
Imairon
Joan
Grandmother's
Merry
Miss Love
Cayale
Isill
Training, Freedom, and a World War Battle Tale
A corporal recalls training value and prewar errors and extols freedom in the United States. He recounts the July 14 1940 Champagne battle with French forces including General Geraud and the Rainbow Division and Blue Devils. Night trench actions, signal corps duty, and a prisoner’s confession mark the tense engagement.
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Ingleston
United States
Rether
Champagne
Natke Jn
Geraud
Dardanelles
Rainbow Division
Blue Devils
Hane
Signal Corps Vnn
Signal Corps
Nce
Frontline trench collapse and retreat after bombardment
Bombardment shattered French trenches as Allied forces pulled back to secondary lines leaving only a handful of troops in the front. The scene shows heavy activity and disruption along the sector with units reorganizing under pressure.
Rev Sumrall Kiwanis Speaker at Hotel Barlow
Lester F. Surmrell of New Orleans was guest speaker at the Kiwanis noon meeting at Hotel Barlow. He spoke of travels through Russia, Germany, and Europe, praised Senator Martin Dies, and denounced bands and ism s in America. Guests included Carl Williams of Little Rock and Mrs Hamill who played two piano selections.
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Lester F. Surmrell
New Orleans
Kiwanis Club
Barlow Wednesdley
Sumrall
Russia
Germany
Martin 2. Dies
Americ
Carl Williams
Little Rock
D. E. Hamill
Elfth
Graph Shows Home Chats Smoother
Purdue researchers study Franklin D Roosevelt vocal patterns from hundreds of speeches to test if emotion alters voice tempo and word choice. Findings show fireside chats with less variation and occasional word substitutions, while large speeches exhibit more flexibility and higher rates of speech.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Roosevelt
Mack D. Steer
Robert D. King
FDR
Congress
Gas rate battle moves Arkansas toward 10c gas
The Utilities Commission said Louisiana-Nevada Transit Co of Oklahoma may serve southwest Arkansas at 10 cents per 1000 cubic feet wholesale when gas is bought at the town gate. Chairman Spit haugh said the entry of a rival lowers rates, with further cuts possible. He cited Camden and Hot Springs wholesale domestic rates far higher, and noted any assessed valuation loss to Arkansas Louisiana would be offset by new assessments on the Louisiana-Nevada.
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Little Rock
State Utilities Commission
Tuelsdey
Loussana-Nevada Transit Company of Oklahoma
Arkansas
Arkansas Supreme Court
Louisiana-Nevada
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
Thomes Fitzhugh
Commission
Camden
Fitzhugh
Hot Springs
Who
Arkansas Louisiana Company
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Walter Carter
Henderson State Teacher's College
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Roy Arnold
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J. H. White and Sons
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Ladies Specialty Shop
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