Social Calendar Highlights From June Events
Social calendar items note an Order of the Eastern Star meeting at a hall at 7 o'clock. Honorees include Honora Margay and Miss Ball Is Yocum with many Nashville guests. A bridge party at a home featured high scores for Miss Holloway and Miss Ball, with other names listed among attendees and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of He Astern
the Masonic Ment
Honora Margay
Ball
Miss Holloway
Nashville
WS. A. K.holloway
Jett Wlliams
Joe Ball
Nashile
Carolyn Trimble
Ellen
Roy Taylor
Ts. C. C. Hollanan
Mararet Ann Gunter
Edythovett
Marjory Waddle
Cll Williams
Ruth Lewis
Tom Bundy
Betty Imble
Hi Dorada
Mary Ice Wepfer
Airtha ‘Thornton
Frank Mark
Joe Eason
Amy II
Charlotte Ramage
Mary” Lynn Mulky
Line
Miss Ball
Mirs
Kirk
Kirk and Mrs. Bundy
Miss Broach
Miss Cantley
Martha Cantley
Washington D. C
Elise Broach
Bartow
B. EK. McMahon
Clarlee Cannon
Wilaabeth Bridewell
W. M. Cantley
Miss Brouch
Wedding and club notices from Hope and Prescott
Mrs. Earl Hill announces the marriage of her daughter Jane to Clifford Cox son of Mr and Mrs JC M Cox of Hope. The ceremony was read Sunday June 14 in Hope with Reverend W E Thomason of Prescott officiating. The couple will make their home in Hope where the bridegroom is connected with a local concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox-Hill
Earl Hill
Jane
Clifford Cox
JC. M. Cox
Hope
W. E. Thomason
Prescott
Local residents entertain and travel highlights
Mr and Mrs W W McCrary Jr host Mrs Le A Foster for a few days in Lonake. Mrs Hosea Garrett arrives from Bakersfield to visit her mother Mrs Mary Lemley. Miss Carlene Bruner and Regina Basye, Wheaton College students, stay with parents Mr and Mrs Carl Bruner and Mr and Mrs Guy Basye. Mr and Mrs Burt Russ Bursts host Mrs A E Maier and grandson Alexander C Maier III, while Mrs R C Elfen and Mrs Roy Taylor plan a new home in St Petersburg Florida. Thomas Kinser visits Richmond and Virginia Beach with the Varsity club orchestra from the University. The Walkers visit Waco and Brownwood Texas to see relatives, meeting Lt Col J S Bishop. Miss Mary Hortense McCorkle of New York City stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed McCorkie. Ozarks Missouri sees a record strawberry harvest this year.
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W. Ww. McCrary, Jr
Marjory Walker
Lonake
le A. Foster
Hosea Garrett
Bakersfield
Calif
Mary Lemley
Carlene Bruner
Regina Basy
Wheaton, College
Carl Bruner
Guy &. Basye
Burt Russ
A. E. Maier
Alexander C. Maier III
New Orleans
R. C. Elfen
Roy Taylor
St. Petersburg
Pla
Thomas Kinser
Richmond
Virginia Beach
Thomas
University
L. A. Walker
Wace
Brownwood
Texas
Guesis
Longview
Jock Mathis
Mary Hortense McCorkle
New York City
Ed .McCorkie
Odd Faces in Hollywood Now
Hollywood film makers rely on actors with diverse backgrounds to portray Japanese characters amid wartime shortages. Preston Foster plays the detective while Harold Huber George E. Stone and Abner Biberman portray spy ring members, with makeup attempts to suggest Nipponese appearance. Biberman, Russian German descent from Milwaukee, has worked across studios and even bought a Brentwood home as his career moved between valley and Hollywood sets. The piece notes a sailing vessel, The Black Swan, mentioned as the sea scene backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Foster
Harold Huber
George E. Stone
Abner Biberman
Minnie
Amg Minnie
Huber
Biberman
Stone
Hirohito
Tny
Nilwaukee
Metro
20Th Century Fox
Brentwood
Valley Studios
20Th
Hollywood Jol
Valley
Sporting Blood Beats and Secrets Between Upright Knights
Hunter Dent debates Junior Ballard’s fate as a bank hit-and-run ties Ballard kin to the crime. Neal Frazier argues Dent killed the messenger, while Red Ballard and Tisdale clash over trust and love. Dent guards a missing 17 000 and faces a sheriff’s demand as the night ends with a brutal blow and a fading plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER Dent
Strickland Ballard
Hunter
Dent
Neal Frazier
Junior
Junior Ballard
Warwick
Anderson
Hunter Dent
Red
Frazier
Oliver Tisdale
Tisdale
Olivert
Red Ballard
Ghibartos
Hawkins Temple
Nightmarish Notes From A Turbulent Screen World
Under grey studio lights Maureen O Hara appears amid pirates aboard a set with rising shadows. The article notes her ambidexterity and backward writing, praises Sonja Henie inspired dancers, and mentions the Power and Light Building in Kansas City as the tallest west of the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maureen O'Hara
Miss O
Power and Light
Kansas City
Mississippi
Henry Youngman Declines Resort Offer for Low Pay
Comedian Henry Youngman explains he refused a Sharon Springs resort assignment because the offered pay did not meet his standards. He cited transportation, room and board, and two sulphur baths as part of the package, which he deemed insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Youngman
Sharon Springs
Air-Conditioning Plans for Capitol Buildings Described
The air-conditioning system for the Capitol Senate and House Office Buildings in Washington is described as having a daily refrigerating capacity equivalent to melting a block of ice 80 feet by 60 feet by the height of a seven story building.
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Capitol
Senate
House
Washington
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