Social Calendar and community notices in Hope area
The July calendar lists Hope Business and Professional Women at the Recreational Hall Experiment Station at 7. Members are to bring a well filled lunch basket for a picnic. Various church circles hold meetings and social hours. Local residents include Mr. and Mrs. Jess Davis at 1002 Elm, Miss Lenora Routon visiting, and many trips and visits noted across the community. The American Legion group attends a Little Rock convention this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Davis
Austin
Texas
Elm Street
John Williams
Toxartena
Lenora Routon
Shreveport
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Little Rock
R. C. Elen
Paul Tolleson
Terrell Cornelius
E. S. Franklin
Personal Mention of O. W. Bueringer and Aline Thorgfan
The notice records personal mention of O. W. Bueringer and his son from St. Charles Missouri, noting familial ties and a local connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
O. W. Bueringer
Aline Thorgfan
St. Charles, Mo
Housewife Budgeting For Hard Times In 1841 42
Agnes Donelam outlines practical steps for households to cope with heavy taxes and rising living costs in 1841 42. She urges a careful income estimate, a rigorous tax deduction plan, and a strict spending budget focused on essentials. The article stresses value driven cuts, meal planning, durable clothing, and restrained social gifts to maintain morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Donelam
Harrison in Hollywood: Joan Carroll's rise and trials
Documentary notes from four scrapbooks trace Joan Carroll s early life from birth in 1932 to Hollywood beginnings. Freida Felt moves her to Washington and then to Los Angeles where she resembles Shirley Temple. in 1936 a long term Pickford Lasky contract dissolves and Carly s film path shifts under Schulberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Joan Carroll
Dun
Wright L
Freida Felt
Paterson
N. Jy
Joan Marie
Washington
Joan
Shirley Temple
Mrs. Felt
Pickford-Lasky Productions
Migs Felt
B. P. Schulberg
Murder on the Convoy Ship Chapter Continues
On a naval convoy ship, Rollins confronts Miley about a late night life boat alarm and a suspected nurse, revealing tensions, hidden motives, and a possible link to the Teex murder. Rollins plans to shadow the deck A to catch the killer, promising a perilous duel next night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Rollins
Harry Miley Rosa
Miley
Gregory
Greg
Davaar
Jin
D. C
Tees
Joan Carroll Career Trials From Shirley Temple Clone to Star
Joan Gray then Feld and Feld again, later Joan Carroll, rose from child extra to star during 1937 to 1940. Publicity hailed her as a star while critics warned against overly sweet imitations. Contracts began at 125 a week, later reaching 1100 in seven years if options were taken. Despite acclaim, studio pressure and role constraints persisted, culminating in a breakout with The Firmrose Path and a high profile Broadway turn in Panama Hattie, before returning to film work with Oblig ing Young Lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaven
Schulberg
20Th Fox
One Mile From
Reaven
Joan Carol
Warling
One Mile From Heaven
Joan
Lance
Broadway
Mr Moto
Seypt
Mrs. Felt
Shirley Temple
Gregory la Cava
Ginger Rogers
la Cava
RKO
Windy Poplars
B. G. DeSylva
Ethel Merman
Joan Carroll
Shawer Springs Club Meets With Mrs Crews July 14
The Shaver Spring home demonstration club met with Mrs George Crews on July 14. The meeting opened with devotional Psalm 2nd. Mrs Sam England read last meeting’s minutes and led roll call about plans for a fat garden. One new member, Mrs Otis Purtile, joined. Food Preservation leader led a program on canning fruits and fixing school lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawer Springs
Shaver
George Crews
Crews
Sam England
Otis Purtile
Gloria Callen Faces Future Beyond the Pool
Gloria Callen, national outdoor backstroke champion, weighs three careers as she trains for the mid August defense of her title. She eyes movies, newspaper work, or radio, preferring radio for meaningful work and independent ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Callen
Gloria
Hollywood
West Point
Bingen Home Demonstrations Club Meeting Notes
The May 8 meeting at Mrs. Glen Crowell’s home led by President Mrs. George Lawson included nine members. Minutes by Mrs. Robert Chambers were read, the Cotton song sung, and the clothing leader Mrs. Wastie Thompson outlined Red Cross garment plans for shirts and dresses. The group adjourned after a recreation hour and will meet in June at Mrs. Albert Haynes’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingen
Glen Crowell
George Lawson
Robert, Chambers
Wastie Thompson
Red Cross
Willis Anderson
Albert Haynes
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Tin
First Christian Church
THO P.m
Girl Seoul
Troop 4
Baptist Cirele J
Junes Ethree
Women's Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
Janes Embree
Fob. Padgitt
T. Jd. Holt
W. Hamilton
PF. L. Padi
Pearl Watson
Ute Baptist Church
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
W. B. Mason Monty
L. PF. Higgason
M. J. Giohhnaton
Mason
Pat Pule
Franklin Trurton
Marjory Lee Threlkeld
University of Tennessee
University of Hainois
Urbana
Chicago
Draco
Cuiiny
Emmerson Settlement House
Emerson House
Byron Evans
D. ©. Talbot
Dallas
Mr. Worth
Talbot
W.T. Franks
Little Bork
Vendrix Spruggins
Mlridy
5S. L. Murphy
Betty
Pensacola
Hattie Anne Feild
Galveston
Edith Knight of
Sparkman
Claudia Whitworth
Charles Segnar
New York
St. Lucia
British West Indices
Minder Construc [Tion Company
Aeoll
Uae
Moore
City Market
Saenger
Webl
Devil
Miss Junes
Broadway Limited
Cyclone
Sun
Rialto
Kay Francis
James Ellison
Frankie Darro
Mantan Moreland
Young Virginny
Virginia Dale
Pride of Charlotte
N. C
Harrison In
Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Shirley
A. W. O'Brien
NEA Service, Inc
Canintn Teex
Joan Vavunr
Miley Realm
Weresling
Bley
Ape
Rolins
Joan Gray
Joan Feld
Adelaide Kerr
Servier
Har
Stamford
Conn
Yacht Club
New York Women's Swimming Association
High Point
Nyack
Yale
Philadelphia
West Coast
Canadian Rockies
Middlewest
Graniland Rice
Eleanor Holm
Glenda Farrell
Mar
Riage
Drs. Chas. A
Etta E. Champlin
Osteopathic Physiciang
Maver
Servel
Servel Electrolux
John
Land's Sake
Py A Eee
Arkansas Louisiana Gas CO
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