Tree and community notes fill a quiet society page
A mixed society column notes Mrs Sid Henry and Miss Dyrene Chambers visiting and teaching at First Baptist. Various clubs meet Monday including Troup No 4 Girl Scouts, St Mark's Auxiliary, American Legion Auxiliary, Circle No 1 at First Christian, and Circle meet at Mrs Dickinson's home. Guests include Mr and Mrs L C Miller of Oklahoma City and Mrs Susanne Braydon Smith of Ruston.
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First Baptist
Dyene Chambers
WM. U
Field World
MW O'Eloel
L. C. Miller
Oklahom City
Ola
Womans Auxiliary
St Mark's Episcopal Church
O'Cluek Ol Uye
George Green
North
Louisiana Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Nan
Hattie Anne Feild
Bremnur
Jane Feild
Lite Rock
Circle No
First Christian Church
C.D. Dickinson
Will Rogers Statue Unveiled in Capitol Rotunda Amid Praise
In Washington a bronze statue honoring humorist Will Rogers was unveiled in the Capitol rotunda with remarks from dignitaries and a light jest about “God save the king.” The feature notes other Washington Daybook items and reflects on war costs and State Department spending.
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Washington
England
Congress
America
Will Rogers
United States
Lighter Colors Try to Ease Funeral Gloom
In Denver, funeral directors test light grays and pastels to offset the usual somber mood of burials. John W. Eberlee of Pasadena, vice president of the National Funeral Directors Association, notes black heightens grief while lighter colors may relieve emotional strain.
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Denver
American Sunerul
John W. Eberlee
Pasadena
Calif
National Funeral Directors Association
The Girl of the Golden West at New Theater Debuts
Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy star in The Girl of the Golden West at the New theater Sunday and Monday amid new songs. The plot follows Mary at a dance hall, romance with a sheriff, masked bandit Ramerez, and a dramatic pursuit ending in a clever finale. Also featured are newsreels from China and a Washington visit by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth.
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Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
New Theater
Mary
Jack Rarer
Monterey
Ramerez
Sheater
Dick Johnson
Earols
Rance
Robert Z. Leonard
Oliver Marsh
Cameramew
Will Rogers Dos
U. S
Washington
D. C
Union Station
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ronald Lindsay
George
Queen Elizabeth
the Girl of the
Golden West
Candidate Trades Pick For Roll Top Desk In Campaign Card
Dresden Tennessee WPA worker C F Rowlett campaigns for county tax assessor. He offers to swap his pick and shovel for a roll top desk and pledges to repay relief money if elected. He notes eight other candidates in the race. Hotels in the United States employ about 550 000 people.
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Dresden
Tenn
C. F. Rowlett
WPA
Rowlett
United States
West Memphis Liquor Stores Shrink Under Competition
West Memphis Arkansas sees eleven of its seventeen liquor dispensaries closed as Tennessee package sales and price gaps pressure the market. Local option rules and regulatory delays hinder new whiskey sales across the river, accelerating store closures.
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West Memphis
Ark
United States tops world oil output as war reshapes energy map
The Journal notes US oil production soared with 1,200,363,000 barrels in a year amid global powers maneuvering for petroleum. It cites 217 oil fields, Kansas, Oklahoma, Illinois and Louisiana activity, 19,121 wells producing oil, 1,085 producing gas, and 6,000 dry holes. Venezuela and Mexico among top global producers. Axis nations show limited output though Germany has salt domes hinting at future growth.
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R. E. Mudging
Jean
Barnegal
Dent Officar Hudgins
Europe
United States
State Department
Congress
Ural
Munich
Bagdad
Washington
Foreign Service
Africa
Blucher Palace
Berlin
Germany
George S. Messersmith
Tiousa Appropriations Committee
Department F of State
Department of State
Sam
Willy
Kansas
New South
Oklahoma
Louisiana
The
Journal
Uncle Sam
Venezuela
Mexico
Colombia
Trinidad
Argentina
Peru
Austria
Italy
Iran
Troy
Bride on a Budget Serial Story Honeymoon Chapter IX
Bart and Iris extend their honeymoon by 200 miles at a resort, enjoying a dressy scene, gardenias, and golf lessons. Bart meets lifeguard Ted Bingham and singer Dolly, admiring simple honesty over home-financed excess while Iris explores a refined beach life and dancing nightlife.
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Bart
Iris
Tina
Duffer
Gris
Gil
Avalon Beach
Ivis
Bingham
Ted Bingham
Dolly
Conservatory of Music
Ted
Suill
Behind the Scenes Fires and Fights on Hollywood Sets
Paul Harrison reports on staged labor riots, five alarm fires, and dramatic stunts for film productions. On Bright Victory and Elizabeth and Essex sets, extended flame effects, gas jets, and glass hazards were used to simulate danger. Actors Melville Cooper Freddie Bartholomew and Jackie Cooper perform in a violent onscreen skirmish with chocolate blood effects, while onlookers and crew handle the chaos.
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Hollywood
Iyas
Clarence Kolb
Kolb
Jimmy Dundee
AL Santell
Santell
Taegpedium
Jommy
Dundee
Melville Cooper
Freddie Bartholomew
Jackie Cooper
Glder Cooper
Bartholomew
Jack Cooper
Jack
Freddie
Cooper
Barthoolmew
Shelia O'Sullivan
Maureen
Tahich
Elizabeth and
Essex
Michael Curtiz
Errol Flynt
Jin
Dot
Sermons on Real Living Open with 10:55 Service Theme
The pastor will speak at the 10 55 service on the four essentials of real living as part of a sermon series. Sunday night’s topic questions if crooks are wiser than Christ and invites attendance. Sunday School and Training Union meet at 9 45 and 7.
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Jesus
Reading Cosmetics Labels to Pay You
Betty Clarke reports on the 1998 federal cosmetic act replacing the 1906 law, bringing cosmetics under federal control. Labels must show manufacturer details and contents, with compliant wording. claims must be substantiated. Expert Pete Westmore predicts fewer, higher quality products, lower prices, and better store guidance.
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Betty Clarke
Congress
Nisbody
Lve
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Pete Westmore
Visitors Welcome at Hazel Street Church Address by President Hartis
The Hazel Street M. E. Church hosts an evening program at 8 p m featuring President M L Hartis of Philander Smith College. Visitors are welcome to attend the sermon and talk.
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Ae Rist
Baptist Church
Hazel Street
M. E. Churchi
M. L. Hartis
Philander Smith College
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