Social Calendar Highlights From July Events
Monday through Saturday listings show dances, club meetings, and bridge parties across Woodman Circle Popular Grove and local homes. Notable notes include a Star telegram from Clint Martin vacationing in Colorado from Pikes Peak, with hostesses and attendees named among society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesaday
Woodman Circle
Popular Grove
Woodman Hall
Matthew Reaves
Carl Jones
I. Om
Local Births and Social Guests Reported Across Communities
Personal notices announce the arrival of Barbara Jean Hutson at Julia Chester hospital. A. Eversmeyer hosts Judge J A Eversmeyer and P F L Eversmeyer from St. Louis and East Missouri Power Co respectively. Numerous residents welcome guests visiting from Conway, Kalamazoo, Detroit, New Orleans, Dallas, Garland City, Shreveport, Little Rock, Canton, Pensacola, and Texarkana while others enjoy vacations and familial gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hutson
Barbara Jean
Julia Chester Hospital
A. Eversmeyer
Judge J. A. Eversmeyer
St. Louis
FP. L. Eversmeyer
The
East Missouri Power Company
Joy, Missouri
Mneth Sibley
Conway
Lyman Arnestrong
Armstrong
K. G. McRae
Jack Meek
Carolyn
Byntley
Kalamazoo
Michigan
G. Il
Graham
Plorene McRae
Phelsa
Hayes
Detroit
Eddy Paper Company
Summer Baths Aid the Beauty Too
Betty Clarke advises summer baths to boost beauty through thorough cleansing and massage. Emphasizes back and leg massages, cloth friction before brushing, gentle nail and skin care, and finishing with fragrance and deodorant powder for a refreshed look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Clarke
Servics
Miv
Carehill
Foreign Colonies Policy Agreed on Monroe Doctrine Plan
The United States and 20 American republics consider a continental defense plan allied to the Monroe Doctrine. A delegation led by Secretary Hull pushes for ratification to empower joint action against European powers seeking footholds in the Americas. A note of caution remarks on the fragile, inconsistent signals from various officials and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Hasem
Poney Commission
Americ
United States
of Staée Hull
Unite States
Weekend Visitors and Band Camp News At Local Homes
Sunday visitors in Little Rock and Monticello mark a busy weekend. Louise Price Barber and husband Louie visit Mrs. Barber’s mother Mrs. Claurlin Prize. Eunice Dale Baker and band members head to Monticello for two weeks of camp with bandmaster Thames Cannan. Other stops include Arkadelphia where Mr. and Mrs. Owen Alred stay with relatives. Little Rock visitors Mr. and Mrs. James Case plan a Camden move. Downing heads to Los Angeles for a six week Douglas Aircraft program. James L. Rodgers from Dennison visits his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansey Wimberly
Hot Springs
Kline Snyder
Russel Snyder
Snyder
Shreveport
Brooksie Beasley
Garland City
Mary Haynes
Frances ‘Thomas
R. C. Cunningham Jr
Arkadelphia
T. S. McDavitt
Little Rock
Mys
Lake K. Barber
Louise Price
Thomas Kinser
Wh T. Luck
F. 3B
Ward
Neildaward Crow
Harold Gunter
J. T. Caldwell
Charles Cliffore Franles
Clinton Jones
Miss’ Eunice Dale Baker
Monticello
Thames Cannan
Owen Alred
Little Sian
Jimmy
James Case
Harrison in Hollywood by Paul Harrison NEA Service Commandant
Hollywood gossip notes cite rumors of German censorship of American films in South America and dual versions of anti Nazi content. Claudette Colbert and Ray Milland film Arise My Love faces edits to appease Nazi diplomacy while Latin audiences react strongly to Nazi references. The piece also covers a Hollywood divorce saga, a star couple Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy, and potential casting chatter with Lawrence Tibbett and Grace Moore for Bittersweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Germany
U. S. Department of Commerce
Producers’ Association
Harold Dahl
Francs
Dorothy Thompson
Hitler
South America
Jeanette Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Eddy
Allan Jones
van Dyke
Mise MacDonald
Lawrence Tibbett
Tibbett
Grace Moore
Pentecostal Meet Opens at First Pentecostal Church
The revival at First Pentecostal church began with large attendance Sunday. Rev. W. C. Graves reported growing interest throughout the campaign. Rev. T. A. Sweatt of Louisiana led the opening address on "The Power of Thought on Our Spiritual Standing" and will cover many topics during the three week revival. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Pentecostal Church
W. C. Graves
T. A. Sweatt
Louisiana
English Air contrasts British life with Nazi rule in Stevenson tale
Britain in English Air follows Franz von Heiden, a Nazi observer in England, who admires British humor yet sees democratic liberty and dissent. He joins a secret movement to overthrow Hitler, narrowly escapes Gestapo, and finally parachutes to a Scottish moor as the story closes with Frank’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
D. E. Stevenson
Farrar and Ringhart
Miss Stevenson
Franz von Heiden
England
Franz
Wynne
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Gestapo
Germany
Frank
Warner Brothers to Fire Muni and Dieterle in Shakeup
Warner Brothers plans a major personnel move by dismissing star Paul Muni and director Willima Dieterle before their contracts expire. Both are cited as demanding changes and clashing with studio direction, unsettling productions like High Sierra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Warner Brothers
Paul Muni
Willima Dieterle
Muni
Cain
High Sierra
Dieerle
Registration of Aliens to Begin August 27
Bruce Catton reports on a nationwide alien registration planned for August 27 led by Earl G Harrison. The system will create confidential records on millions, with finger prints and personal histories stored in federal files. Postal workers will collect data via questionnaires. prints will go to Harrison in Washington. Harrison, aided by Francis Biddle, notes details remain to be finalized and that many questions concern privacy and how the information will be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Super Patieta
Earl G. Hattison
Philadelphia
U. S
Ices
Harrison
Congress
Fostoffice Department
Viewteran
First
iSce
FBE
Ual
Best Guese
Francis Biddle
University of Pennsylva
He Charities Association “of Prania
English Art and British Attitudes in War Stoke Diary
Dow prepares to depart for Kinlan with British volunteers. His romance is settled after a long period, a leap year required. The English Art helps explain British attitudes toward Germany and gives a clear picture of values at Stoke in the European conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Forkinlan
Germany
Velues
Stoke
Petition Signatures Move to City Council Action
656 signatures on a petition on South Walnut Street are ready for council review. Miss Enola Alexander and others circulated the petition to gather support for action by the mayor and city officials. The group includes Mery or Inetia Holloway Nancy Ruth Carr Martha Ann Singleton Nell Louis Broyles and Marie Antoinette Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Walnut Street
Enola Alexander
Mery
Inetia Holloway
Nancy Ruth’ Carr
Martha Ann- Singleton
Nell “Loui Broyles
Marie Antoinette
Wiliams
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Little Howse
Emanan Club
Ty Texarkatin
Coffer Cup
Pexurkanin
Emanar Club
Mra
Nick Jewell
Carter Johnson
Stewart
Arthur Johnson
Canton
Ala
E, P. Stewart
Tom McLarty
Sears
Johnson
TR. V
Heendon Sr
Em Mes Larty
L. W. Young
Kathan
George Mecham
Dick White
Charles Shirrel
Charles Harrell
E. P. Stewart
Clint Marlins
Colorado
Star
Clint Martin
Colorato
Pikes Peak
Rialto
Clark Gabie Joan Crawford
Victor Herbert
Saenger
Waterloo Bridge
Tae Leeds Coe Illest Sale
Peta
Pius
E.R. Shohe
Amith
W. J. Ferell
R. D. Franklin
California Points
Arthur Jalna
Sen
Dine Johnson
Alabama
Mrs. Johnson
B. P. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Teddy Jones
Virginia Goddard
Mrs. Jones
Ms. and
Mire
C. M. Apue
Charlotte
Will Agec Itill
Texarlarya
Dave Finley
Lite River Country Club
W. E. Bruner
Carlene Brier
Heber Springs
Winston Monts
Saenger - Rialto Theatres
Waab
Nile
Julia Chesler Hospital
James L. Rodgers
Dennison, Texas
James L. Rodgers Sr
Edna Wallace Hopper
New York
Arche
Cechle Perkins
Florida
Chester
Pentecostal Meet
Bruce Catton
Bruce Cation
Rea Wreshingtonister
Sale
Ladies Specialty Shop
U. 8
Turkey
Greece
Lang
Chestartipia
U. S.A
Ropreight
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