Pat Cleburne Chapter Picnic At Fair Park Notes
A meet at Fair Park featured Pat Cleburne Chapter members and guests dining at noon with hostesses Mrs A W Williams, Mrs Don Smith, Mrs A W Martin, and Mrs John Wallace. Officers to be installed in September include president Mrs H C Whitworth and treasurer Mrs Fred Cook. guest speaker C V Nunn Sr. praised civic duty and past leaders. Twenty six members and ten guests attended with several named participants from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Cleburne
Upo
Fair Park
A. W. Willams
Don Smith
A. W. Martin
John Wallace
A. E. Silusser
C. S. Lowthorp
J. M. Duffie
H. C. Whitworth
Alma Atkins
H. F. Garret
A. W. Williams
Pat Casty
Herbert Lewallen
Fred Cook
G. T. Crews
R. E. Jackson
C. V. Nunn
Jeftursom Davis
Dorsey McRae
Gwendolyn Dean
Claude Tillary
Dona van Webber
de Queen
Robert O'Neal
Jennie McWilliams
Brents McPherson
Earl Stuart
Ozan
Visiting Relatives In Peru Area
Col and Mrs Moore and daughter Cynthia of Peru Indiana are visiting Mrs Mattie Tomlin and friends as they travel to see Mrs Moore's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Tb. Moore
Cynthia
Peru
Indiana
Miss Patsy Mabie Sails for London and Paris Study
Miss Patsy Mabie of Helena and formerly of Hope sails today from New York City aboard the Queen Mary to London to visit friends and spend three months studying at the University at Paris. She is the niece of Mr and Mrs John M Barrow of Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Mabie
Helena
Hope
New York City
London
England
Paris
France
Miss Mabie
John M. Barrow
Hospital Notes Summary for Hope and Rosston Patients
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges across Hope and Rosston towns. Josephine Admitted and Mrs. Ruth S. Keating discharged in Hope. Phrases reference C B Shakleford Billie Ruth Jarvis Earl Bence Jr Julia Chester and others in Hope Rosston without full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
H. ©. Stewart
Lewisville
Ruth S. Keating
Hope
Earl Bence Jr
Julia Chester
C. B. Shakleford
Hope Billie Ruth Jarvis
Rosston
Hugh Lascher
J. M
Clothing Industry Sees Hope Amid Fall Dress Openings
New York June 4 The clothing industry faces troubles yet shows signs of recovery as buyers arrive for fall dress openings. Garment makers expect stronger orders, similar to the shoe trade, with 10 000 buyers anticipated next week. Prices soften with cheaper fabrics amid a broad textile upswing and higher consumer incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Clothes
Top Radio Programs June 6 Schedule Breakdown
A list of radio programs for New York on Friday night and Saturday including NAC with Roy Rogers and Bob and Ray, Musicland USA, Big Time Variety, Capitol Cloakroom, and ABC CBS MBS lineups. Highlights include Dick Powell Mystery, This Is NBC, Ozzie and Harriet, District Attorney, Adventures of Maisie, Gracie Fields, Eddie Fisher Show, and a baseball game Cleveland at Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roy Rogers
Bob and
Ray
Mario
Musicland USA
Capitol Cloakroom
ABC
Ozzie and
Harriet
Maisie
Gracie Fields
NBC
Mary Leo Taye Jor
Nation
CBS
ABC & A
Aia
Eddie Fisher
MBC
Game
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Guardsmen to Practice Firing and Textile Trade Hopeful
June 8 report from Little Rock notes Col. Lucian Abraham of Batesville predicts a 15 percent drop in consumption below age levels. Textile trade shows hopeful signs of improvement as Northern Trust Co Chicago comments. Merchants urged to push vigorous merchandising and liberal credit terms, with wage dispute settlements seen boosting retail sales at profitable prices amid strong employment and incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Trust Company of Chicago
WSCS Circles Host Meetings at First Methodist
Prescott area notes report Circle 2 led by Mrs. H H McKenzie at her home with 14 members and a program on Needs of the Children today. Circle 3 met at Mrs. O G Hirsts with 12 members and a talk on Children of the Future. Circle 4 hosted by Mrs B A Warren featured Let the Little Children Come and punch service. Presbyterian Women met at the D L McRae home with a study on What Is Christ's Place In Your Life and a salad lunch for 17. Local social notes list guests visiting and lingering travels, plus final line on bird egg shells composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenzie
WSCS
H. H. McKenzie
First Methodist Church
B. A. DeLamar
George Teat
Dan Pittman Sr
Lewis Connell
J. W. Teeler
Alec Avery
Dudley Gordon
D. D. Regan
J. D. Regan
Hirst
O. G. Hirst
Glenn Hairston
Lee Kinney
Re, E. Shell
Lee Montgomery
Adam Guthrie
R. I
Yarbrough
Hairston
F. E. Murry
J. B. Hesterly
Ring
Rita Warren
D. L. McRae Sr
D.L. McRae Jr
T. M. Bemis
S. O. Logan
Allen Gee
Dorothy Dix Advice on Teen Romance and Privacy
A teen asks why she lacks interest in boys while friends are boy crazy and her mother says she has not met the right boy. Dorothy Dix counsels that interest from the opposite sex comes at different ages, urges focus on education and activities, and notes that finding compatible ideals will lead to better, more meaningful dating when the time is right. She warns against rushing romance and emphasizes personal principles and balanced social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinar
Dix
Vere
Tim
Dear Miss Dik Advises On Divorce and New Love
A reader questions whether to stay with her husband after years apart or marry a younger man. The adviser cautions against deserting marriage, urges self restraint, and suggests reflection and reform within the existing relationship rather than pursuing a divorce or a new romance.
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E, Cher, Sr
Jewfore, Jr
St. E
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S. P Whitlow
William Henry
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Stubarb
Saenger
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Mysterious Island
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Carlson
Little Rock
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Prescott News
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Miss. Pegey' Warren
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A. L. Warren
Orville Haynes
Harold Lewis
Nancy
W. ©. Jordan
Jo Neil Jordan
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Galveston, Texas
Allen Gee Jr
Gail
J. J. Pederson
Bil Gee
Bull Foster
Billie. Foster
Shreveport
Clifton Yancey
Ben Phillips
Frank Loveiov
Richard Carlson
Warner Beas
Hell
Dorothy DIX
Hard Infantry Regiment
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Camp Robinson
Ernest McDanield
Dalion
Russellville
Sinaarms
Camp Chaffe
Auth Milbury Police Co
Smith
Tramng
Hazen
Newport
Hot Springs
Dumas
Sheridan
Camden Warren
Dorada
Cupid
Hope Drive-In
Marin & Country
Club Rd
Sturday
PRUA
Ghilgren
Pane
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Gadsbout
Nylcott
Ohi, Breil Fai Is
Miss Dik
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Hartgyett
Harry
Bell Syn
Gentry's Cafe
Virginia
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