Social and Personal Circles Meet for July 3 Schedules
Circles of the Women's Society of Christian Service meet at multiple homes including Mrs. C. V. Nunn 406 South Elm streets at 4 o clock Circle No 2 plans a 7 30 picnic at Pair Park led by Anthony Circle No 2 members also gather at the home of Mrs Curtis Urrey 8th and Grady 4 o'clock Circle No 4 convenes at Mrs Ray McDowell 1007 West 5th Street 4 o'clock Circle No 5 hosts with Mrs J W Wimberly co host 4 o'clock Circle No 6 led by Mrs Edwin Ward meets at the Snyker Hotel 4 o'clock with hostesses Mrs W H A Snyker and Mrs Martha Cheatham The Women Missionary Society of the First Baptist church holds a 4 o'clock business session Circle No 2 of First Christian meets with Circle No 1 at Mrs B L Rettig home at 6 o'clock
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
C. V. Nunn
South Elm. Street
Ward 2
Curtis Urrey
8Th
Grady Street
Women's Society of Christian Service
Edwin Ward
Snyker Hotel
W. H. A. Snyker
Martha Cheatham
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
First Christian Church
B. L. Rettig
Fish Fry Honors Mrs Reed and Pfc Huett in Nashville
Mr and Mrs Horace Dillard of Dear Nashville hosted a fish fry on Saturday to honor Mrs Fletcher Reed of Vallejo California and Pfc Raymond Huett of Camp Campbell Kentucky. Attending guests included Hamp Buett and daughters Carolyn and Dann Louise Collier Rush Jones and Juanta Ozan Glen Dyer Raymond Ray John W Dillard Bettie Reed and Bryan Reed.
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Horace Dillard
Linda Sue Houston Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party
Miss Linda Sue Houston marked her fourth birthday with a lawn party at her grandmother Mrs S Cantley’s home 306 West 13th Street. Guests enjoyed games and an ice course as neighbors and relatives joined the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Linds Sue Houston
S. Cantley
West 13Th Street
Coming and Going on Leave and Travel Notices
Gilbert Osburn 3c left Saturday after a furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs A B Osburn on his way to a new base in New Orleans La Miss Wilma Helen and Thomas Munn of Bodean are visiting relatives in Fort Worth this week Pfe Raymond E Huett has returned to his base Campbell Ky after a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Hamp
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Gilbert Osburn
S. M
A. B. Osburn
New Orleans
Louisiana
Wilma Helen
Thomas Munn
Bodean
Fort Worth
Pfe
Raymond E.huett
Camp Campbell
Kentucky
Mrs. Hamp
St Joseph Aspirin Promoted as Best Value Brand
Ad touts St Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller. It claims 100 tablets for 35 cents and emphasizes superior relief compared to aspirin products. The copy encourages readers to insist on this brand.
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St. Joseph
Dillard announces birth of daughter Brenda Carrol
Mr and Mrs Milton I Dillard of Texarkana announce the birth of their daughter Brenda Carrol at Julia Chester hospital on June 30.
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Milton I. Dillard
Texarkana
Brenda Carrol
Julia Chester Hospital
Local Servicemen Promoted and Arrive Home
Sgt Edward Yates son of Mrs Charolette Yates of Hope has been promoted to his present rank Mrs R V Stephenson 908 West 4th Street reports her son Pfc Weaver Stephenson has arrived in San Francisco California after serving in the South Pacific for the past year
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Thomas C. Jobe
University of Oklahoma
South Pacific
Hope
Star Linotyper
Navy
South Dakota
Santa Cruz
Tarawa
Edward Yates
Charolette Yates
R. V. Stephenson
West 4Th Street
Pfc. Weaver Stephenson
San Francisco
Calif
Municipal Court City Docket Summary
The docket lists Lewis Walker for incorrect parking with a $1.00 cash bond forfeited, J. L. McGee for running a red light with a $10.00 bond, Bill Malline for overdraft with a $10.00 bond. Emma Louis Burns faces assault and battery with a $10.00 bond forfeited. James Nelson for disturbing the peace with a $10.00 bond. James Herman Langston for driving under the influence with a $25.00 bond. Tink Tyree for possession of untaxed beer pled guilty and paid a $50.00 fine.
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Lewis Walker
J. L. McGee
Bill Malline
Emma Louis Burns
James Nelson
James Herman Langston
Tink Tyree
Ration Coupon Dates And Stamp Validities Updated
The notice lists extended and new validity dates for blue red and other ration stamps across foods shoes sugar gas and airplane stamps. It notes allowance changes such as red points per month cut from 60 to 30 and gasoline ration adjustments reducing weekly allotment from three to two gallons.
Drunkenness and liquor charges in local court docket
Individuals including Son Green Willie Green and Oscar Cornelius faced un taxed liquor and beer charges with $50 bonds. Several others like Bert Durham Oscar Cornelius John White and Bud Brown and Wiley Stuart posted $10 bonds for drunkenness. Luther Prince charged with assault to kill with examination waived. bond set at $200. notice of appeal bond $110. Grand Jury held.
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Son Green
Willie Green
Bert Durham
Oscar Cornelius
John Lee Marlock White
Elmer White
Luther Prince
Funeral for Norman Davis Former Red Cross Leader Dead
Norman H. Davis chairman of the American Red Cross died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Hot Springs Virginia at age 65 a native of Tennessee Davis built a fortune as a Cuban banker and served as an American ambassador at large in peacemaking efforts President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull praised his long record of service to mankind and relief efforts in a period of global conflict and recovery.
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Alexandria
Norman H. Davis
American Red Cross
Davis
Tenessee
Cuba
Hot Springs
Roosevelt
Hull
Anti Racing Bill Heads to November Ballot
Governor Adkins backs repeal of 1935 horse and dog racing laws and filed 25,458 signatures with the secretary of state, more than enough to place the measure on the November 7 ballot. The Arkansas Malt Beverage Association considered filing a 42 percent beer act but delayed to be fair to servicemen and women who cannot vote on the issue.
Coolidge as a Talker Shows Vast Vault of Words
The article describes Calvin Coolidge as a man of few words with a large vocabulary. It contrasts his 27 000 word working vocabulary with the average American’s under 2000 word usage.
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Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Plant roots wear protective cap as they push through soil
A root grows by pushing through soil and wearing away its protective cap made of cells. New cells continuously replace the worn ones, allowing the cap to renew as the root advances.
Lingerie Laundering Tips Include Gentle Soaks
Lingerie can be laundered by soaking in warm sudsy water and gently squeezing out excess moisture. Shoulder straps may require extra rubbing with a soft brush to remove dirt.
Danish Strike Prolonged Amid Nazi Pressure
Danish patriots maintained a general strike in Copenhagen despite a German backed radio appeal to return to work. Reports say arrests near the University of Copenhagen and spread of the strike to 20 Danish towns including Aarhus and Kalundborg. The Danish Liberty Council seeks curfew lift and hostage release as war developments unfold. Politically, Republicans discuss Roosevelt and Russia contrasts, with J Russel Sprague and Herbert Brownell Jr pushing organization at the precinct level.
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Stockholm
Copenhagen
Free
Danish Press Service
University of Copenhagen
Danish Liberty Council
Schaiburg Corps
Berlin
Wilhelmstrasse
Arhus
Jutland
Kalundborg
Sjaelland
Roosevelt
Russia
Germany
Dewey
J. Russel Sprague
New York
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Foreclosure Appeal Involving Jones Bank Land Sale
The Supreme Court ruled that a bankruptcy petition dismissal does not imply the bank owes Jones a judgment or entitlement to the land. The case concerns elimination of a foreclosure order on 120 acres and a $5,064 judgment, after Jones’ property was sold to Oliver Graydon Harris and W H Hines.
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Jones
District Court
Supreme Court
Dewey Seen Keeping Low Profile Ahead of Campaign
Or Dewey will visit Pawling Friday for a town reception. He avoids public comments on foreign policy, severance of relations with Finland, and vice presidential chances. Dewey hints at possible consultation on New York Senate candidate, while party leaders plan to pick their own ticket and keep him largely under wraps to avoid early overexposure.
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Pawling
Finland
Warren
Bricker
United States
Polk county berry harvest peak under way in two weeks
In Mena Arkansas on July 3, a berry crop of about two and a half million pounds is set for a two week peak. Local pickers already gathered 650,000 pounds from a 1700 acre patch as workers from Mena and the county join in. Tibet is noted as the world’s highest country with table lands 16,000 feet high.
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Mena
Polk County
Tibet
God’s Front Porch At Heavenly Bend Junction
In Heavenly Bend Junction the tale follows Emily as she cradles Pinky Harrisons baby and Tim and God discuss loss and responsibility. The old man guides Supernatural Big Valley residents through nocturnal danger and a looming air battle while pondering the fate of Sammy and Pearl Harbor among debris and fear.
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Pinky Harrison
Heavenly Bend Junction
Earth
Big Valley
Emily
Rion
Timothy
Pinky
Rian
Third Reich
Tim
Martha
Sammy
Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harvor
Sama
Four Arkansas Soldiers Wounded in Action Named
The War Department released the names of four Arkansas soldiers wounded in action. Pfc. Herman Bowman of Dardanelle, Pfc. Raymond C. Sanders of Hot Springs, Pvt. Jodie Brown of Glenwood, and Sgt. Thomas J. Crafton of Blytheville are listed with their family ties and home towns.
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Washington
War Department
Arkansas
Herman Bowman
Agnes Bowman
Dardanelle
Raymond C. Sanders
Eva M. Sanders
Spring St
Hot Springs
Mediterranean Area
Jodie Brown
Oscar L. Brown
Glenwood
South Pacific
Thomas J. Crafton
Lottie Downing
Blytheville
Thermal Belt of Tryon Area Frost-Free Zone
The thermal belt around Tryon North Carolina remains frost free while surrounding mountains and valleys are ice covered, keeping the area unusually warm compared with nearby elevations.
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Tryon
N. C
Early shift in tea industry centers during early 19th century
The article notes a move of the tea trade hub early in the 1800s, with traders relocating from established markets to new ports and regions. It highlights changing routes, consumption patterns, and shifts in production centers shaping global tea commerce.
From China to India to Ceylon and the Indies
The text traces trade and travel routes from China across to India and Ceylon, then continuing to the Netherlands East Indies. It highlights historical connections and the movement of goods and people between these regions.
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China
India
Ceylon
Netherlands East Indies
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