Local social notes and visits across Texarkana area
Washington Mrs Sadie White visiting Ardmore guests Mrs Luther Smith. Instructors and relatives attend events in Texarkana and Saratoga. Detailing visits from Dallas Houston El Dorado New Boston Mineral Springs and Hope. A note on prejudice against married women in clerical jobs.
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Sadie White
Ardmore
Okla
Luther Smith
Orlander Beck
Guernsey
Joe Jackson
Henderson College
Paul Dolney
Famiy
Lat Moses
A. D. Monroe
Texarkana
American Legion
Hubert Thrash
J. O. Gok
J. A. Wilson
Bessie Trimble
Cleo Clents
Dallas
Texas
Jesfie Draper
Elizabeth
N. J
Harvey Draper
Houston
Charlotte Agee
Hope
Emma Jane Rhodes
Hot Springs
Betty Eve Levins
See Holt
Kathryn Holt
Eldorado
CN. Trimble
Newellton
J. W. Butler
W. W. Nelson
Mineral Springs
Saratoga
W. B. Nelson
Holly Grove
B. F. Robinson
New Boston
Finis Johnson
Johnsons
Spencer Collum
Small Son
Clyde Dodd
Baptist Church
W. E. Elmore
W. R. Pruitt
Lot Moses
T. G. Haynes
Mary Catts
Fannie Jane Elmore
Finis Jonson
Messers. Johnson
Pruitt
Mose
Rowe
300 Farm Ownership Loans to Be Made in Arkansas This Year
The Farm Security Administration will issue 300 farm ownership loans in Arkansas under the Bankhead Jones tenant purchase measure for the fiscal year starting July 1. Secretary Wallace added 31 new counties to participate and approved additional loans in counties that took part last year, with about 10 loans per new county and enough in old counties to reach a total of 10 per county. The $1,218,000 Arkansas fund from the $25,000,000 appropriation targets carefully selected farm tenant families unable to borrow for farm ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Security Administration
Arkansas
Bankhead-Jones
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Imap
Special Care for Cleaning Fluids by NEA Service
In preparing rugs draperies and other items for summer storage avoid inflammable and explosive cleaners. Read labels carefully choose products marked Non inflammable and Non Explosive. When in doubt send articles to a commercial dry cleaner rather than risk damage.
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NEA
Fire safety guidance for cottages and home heating
Handle with care and never store near heat or open flame. Alcohol turpentine paints varnishes and oils are dangerous. keep few in the house and store them in a cool ventilated place. Summer cottages burn easily. observe fire prevention rules. Check chimneys before use and have them cleaned if needed. Keep a fire screen, use safety matches, and ensure fireproofing around stoves is metal.
Be Wary by the Kitchen Fire Prevention Advice
Be wary by the Kitchen Keep a sharp eye on all heating and cooking equipment when it is in use. A playful breeze may cause serious trouble. If a fire starts in the country, you can't depend on a quick response from the fire department, so be prepared for such an emergency. At least one fire extinguisher should be kept in the house, and one in the garage. The type that is fastened to the wall is best for average use. Make sure that the chemicals are renewed from time to time so that the extinguisher will always be in good working order. Insurance companies usually have a lower salary range for women office workers than banks.
Gasoline Safety Warnings For Home Use
Advertises dangers of gasoline uses and storage at home. Warns that gasoline fumes linger after evaporation and are highly explosive. Advises never storing gasoline in the house and to follow directions for anti-moth sprays and insecticides. Recommends extinguishing oil stoves, open flames, and cigarettes in summer cottages. Mentions kerosene as needing caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hore
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Washington
Letha Frazier
J. M. May
Fink Horton
Ella Gold
Blevins
Tor
Jack
Hempstead County
Royce Weisenberger
University of Arkansas
Dick Huie
Bodt
Arkadelphia
Henderson Brown
Oir State University
Fayetteville
Arkansas Bar Association
State Bar Association
Young Democratic Clubs of Arkansas
Banks
Bailey
Bailey Speech and Literature
Welfare Department
Tuberculosis Sanatoria
State Hospital
Tuberculosis Sanatoriaum
Booneville
Revenue Department
Futrell
Furres
Mr. Bailey
Antess “Bent” McCarroll
Lee Cazort
Mr Bailey
WPA
Legislature
Shades
Nyberg
Nichols
Val Norwood
CCC
National Parks Service
Mr. Varvey Couch
the Rural Electrification Administration
Uncle Sam
Marion
Little Rock
R. Acs
Vernor
Judge Bob Cook
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