Sorority Meeting Hears Of Nu Phi Mu Junior Affiliate Planned
Alphal Zig chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at City Hall with Miss Betty Babb. Vice president presided. They planned a junior affiliate Nu Phi Mu for girls aged 18 to 22, with Minnie Vance from Nu Phi Mu HQ in Kansas City outlining aims and traditions. The program includes arts, service, and poise. meetings recur biweekly with a Beta Sigma Phi advisor.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Betty Babb
Nu Phi Mu
Minnie Vance
Kansas City
Enior Sorority
Northwestern student to attend Delta Omicron national conference
Miss Norma Jean Archereth leaves Chicago Wednesday for Milwaukee to attend the 22nd National Conference of Delta Omicron. She is president of Northwestern University’s Delta Omicron chapter and will represent her group. Mr and Mrs Mark M Buchanan of Pocoa Florida arrive for a visit with relatives including Mrs Marion Buchanan and Mark M Smyth.
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Norma Jean
Mark M. Buchanan
Pocoa Fla
Marionuchanan
Mark M. Smyth
Shirley Sinclair Progress After Surgery
Friends of Shirley Sinclair report she is doing well after undergoing surgery. No further medical details are provided, but well wishes are being extended as she recovers.
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Shirley Sinclair
Wille
Grishams Welcome Grandson in Little Rock Birth
Mr and Mrs H G Grisham of this city are maternal grandparents of a grandson born Thursday July 27 at Children’s Home and Hospital in Little Rock.
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Childrens Home & Hospital
Little Rock
H. G. Grisham
Hospital Notes Report Admits and Discharges
Entries list admissions for Julia Chester and Branch and discharge details including Baby Alma Haywood Fulton and Hope residents. Notable names include Mrs. Falbn Roe Grisham Hope and Mrs. Dubnnie Bryan Hope with several Rosston and Texarkana tied patients.
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Julia Chester
Alma Haywood
Fulton
Harry Lauterback
Hope
J. W. Ingram
Arley Kimbrough
Blevins
Falbn Roe Grisham
Dubnnie Bryan
Talbot Feild
Budget Next Concern of Gov. McMath
Gov McMath says the next two and a half years will hinge on state budget. He notes declining wartime revenues and cites voluntary 5 percent cuts already asked of all agencies. He plans continued development of roads schools and industry plus aggressive promotion to attract buyers and tourists to Arkansas.
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Little Rock
McMath
Lee Roy Beasley
Arkansas Legislative Council
McMeath
Arkansas
Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club meeting recap
Local clubs met at homes across Liberty Hill Melrose Shover Springs and Sweet Home for July sessions. Leaders reported on garden poultry and sewing topics with demonstrations on cleaning sewing machines. Proceeds fund Ozarks Educational Tour set for late August.
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Liberty Hill
L. EB. Huckabee
Lagent
Ivan Williams
Lester Beckham
Glenden Williams
S. C. Huckabee
Vera Williams
Fair Park
Ozarks
Arkansas governor touts unity after primary renomination
The governor defended his statewide approach as vital to selling Arkansas to the nation. He pledged no recriminations over Tuesday's Democratic primary results and said he will continue to seek broad support as he remains governor for all residents.
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Italy
Arkansas
AicMath
A Room of His Own by Dorothy Dix
Dear Miss Dix, after twelve years of marriage and ten years of bachelorhood I valued freedom and self-determinatio n. Long periods away for work allowed me to enjoy roaming, control of my clothes and belongings, and the ease of living as I wished, prompting me to question why a
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Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Misa Dix
Room of One's Own Dream Prompts Marital Reflections
In a letter column style of an old magazine, a reader muses on a masculine plan for a private room and a wife’s role, mixing insights on jealousy and autonomy. The piece explores desire for personal space, gender dynamics, and the strain of marriage with hints of Miss Dix guidance.
Laney Wishes McMath Success in Arkansas Admin
Ben T. Laney, defeated candidate for Arkansas governor, issued a statement from his Little Rock headquarters wishing Gov. Sid McMath a successful administration. He thanked supporters, said the majority chose the new leadership, and pledged cooperation as a citizen to help the state prosper.
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Little Rock
Ben T. Laney
Arkansas
Sid McMath
Laneys
Arkansas 20 Years Behind Road Needs
The American Road Builders Association reports Arkansas faces a $239,468,000 highway deficiency and would require 234 years at current construction rates to catch up. The outlook is worse than the six neighboring states, highlighting stark regional underinvestment.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
American Road Builders' Association
Columbus Home Demonstration Club Meets for July Session
The Columbus Home Demonstration Club gathered July 1 at the Masonic Hall with eleven members. Hostesses were Mrs. J. B. Hipp and Mrs. Tammy McCorkle. President Mrs. J. B. Designy led the meeting, creed recitation and devotional followed by a sewing equipment relay. Plans for an August picnic were discussed. Mirg Delaney won the prize.
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Melrose
Melrose Home
Bradford Crossing
Baker
Baker Home
Dale Tonnemaker
T. B. Fenwick
J. W. White
Baker Home Demonstration Club
Orville Steadman
Jo. L. McCullough
Columbus
Tommy McCorkie
C. R. White
Fred Caldwell
Delaney
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