Social Calendar Highlights Local Events and Weddings
Monday June 24 social calendar lists Mrs Gus Haynes Sunday school at First Baptist home of Mrs W C Page 7 30 p m Tuesday June 25 bridge clubs at home of Mrs Ti L Brouell 2 50 p m and Mrs R V Herndon Jr 2 40 p m Wednesday June 26 Hope High School Band Auxil iary Benefit Dance at the skating rink 9 30 featuring Tommy Kinser and his orchestra Miss Crews and Bud Jones wed Mr and Mrs George Crews announce the marriage of their daughter Glenn to Ed Jones of Charleston West Virginia after a brief trip to Virginia Beach they will reside in Charleston where Jones is in the furniture business Martha Ann Atkins celebrated her twelfth birthday inviting many friends to the Atkins home then to a local theatre and Louie's for refreshments with guests including Maryell Waddle Helen Marie Franklin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Gus Haynes
First Baptist Church
W. C. Page
Ti. L. Brouell
R. V. Herndon Jr
Wootman
Weextman
Hope High School
Tommy Kinser
Miss Crews
Bud Jones
George Crews
Glenn
Ed Jones
Charleston
West Virginia
Virginia Beach
Mr. Jones
Martha Ann Atkins
Atkins
Maryell Waddle
Helen Marie Franklin
Alice Lile
Alice Lorraine Heard
Eva Jean
Miuoni
Charles Wallace
Elsworth Bailey
Dorris Urey
Maxine Bowden
Tessie Clarice
Bridge Afternoon Hosts and a Conway Wedding
Mrs Wili hosts a Thursday club bridge gathering with guests including Mrs Roy Powell of Greenville SC and Mrs Leonard Ellis among others as prizes go to Mrs William Johnson and Mrs Dorsey McRae. Mary Corneolin Carter marries Phillip B McRae in Conway with a reception on the lawn and a large guest list from Arkansas and Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wili
Billy Bob Herndon
Roy Powall
Mann
Greenville
South Carolina
Leonard Ellis
Hubert Per- Mra
Roy Allison
William Johnson
Thomas Carter
Monroe
Louisiana
Comer Boyers
R. E. Henderson
Dorsey McRae
Mubert Furman
French Fleet Faces Dilemma Under Armistice Terms
London reports indicate French warships may transfer to Britain or be scuttled rather than yield to Germany. Commanding officers, replaced by safe officers or political agents, could reflect pressure as the French fleet in Alexandria and Toulon stands at risk. Navy loyalties and possible Italian takeover loom large amid British-Bordeaux tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Petain
Bordeaux
London
France
Germmany
Britain
Germany
David Scott
Paris
London News Chronicle
Alexandria
Petain
Toulon
Social notes from Arkadelphia and Rodessa visits
Mr and Mrs Jim Wallis drove to Arkadelphia Sunday. Mrs R A Boyett returned from Dallas after visiting Mrs P D Smith and others. Frances Ann Fowler of Rodessa LA came home after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Bernard O Dyer and friends. Miss Mary Ellen O'Dyer accompanied her. Mrs R L Pritchard of Rodessa La guests of Mrs R L Richards. Miss Mary Etta Presley visiting in Little Rock this week. Bloodhounds described as devoted and affectionate rather than ferocious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ann Fowler
Rodessa
Louisiana
Bernard O*dyer
Mary Ellen O'Dyer
Mary Etta Presley
Little Rock
Nell Hall Visit Invites Rosston Singing Society
A fragmented local notice invites the Rosston singing society to Nell Hall for a Saturday night event. The invitation emphasizes participation and community gathering in a small town setting.
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Travel
Personal mentions from Hope report F McFaddin and Talbot Peild off to Little Rock Sunday with Mrs Clyde Hil and Mrs W Y Foster plus Miss Mabel Ethridge visiting Little Rock.Samuel day in Little Rock Miss Rose Mary Coup visits cousins Jay Louise Keith and Vincent Edgar Keith in Texarkana.CR Plukey returned from Knoxville Tenessee where he attended the wedding of Mrs Pinkley’s sister Evelyn Smith to Forrest Clavis Miss Mildred McCause of Brinkley arrives for a week with the C R Pinkleys at the Experiment Station.Miss Frances Boyle Arkadelphia visits Miss Ruth Atkins classmates at Henderson State Teachers College in Arkadelphia Mr and Mrs R V Herndon Sx and R V Herndon I spend Sunday in Nashville for a family reunion Mrs D M Finley Mrs Brooks Schultz and daughter Nancy and Foster Finley guests in Texarkana Miss Billy Irene James visits Mr and Mrs M L Sailth in Little Rock Mr and Mrs Russo Herndon of Tulsa arrive Monday to visit Mr and Mrs R V Herndon Sr and friends Barney McGinnis returns to Bridgeport Texas Mrs B H McCormiek of Malvern visits her daughter Mrs Jim Wallis In Arkadelphia before returning home Mrs Fred Boyle of Arkadelphia hosts Mary Delia Carrigan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Carelgan of Hope, in a photo in the Arkansas Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Fricuils
Arkansas Gazette
Gaen
Rollin H. Carter
Mary Corneolin
Phillip B McRae
Caswell McRae
Hope
Fayetteville
Sam B. Wiggins
First
Methodist Church of
Madjorie Ann Carter
Edwin Bird
Crossett
van Bet~tis
Little Rock
Lena Carter
Bigter
Mail
Mildred Carter
Mary Wood
Phyllis Denty
Dermott
Harold Edison
Moro
Mr. McRae
Carl L. Bled
Wilson
Roy E. Cox
Osceolt
John B. Silaz, Jr
Charles Homer Jones
Nency ‘Harton
Carolyn Brook
Marjorie Ann Carter
Milfred Carter
Mary Sue Staples
New Orleans
Miss
McRae
Arkansas State Teachers College
Inc
Arkanang
Wilson High School
Fayelleytle
Meria Brandon
Jonesharo
V. A. Walker
N. A
Beller
Eva Hardy
Viola Hardy
Lillie Hardy
Jean Witt
van Beitis
Sallie Wright
Peyton Enloo
T. FE. Spraggins
J. E. Sanders
Sallie Barrett
Homer Jones
James Lucas
CR. Plukey
Knoxville
Tenessen
Mrs. Pinkley
Evelyn Smith
Forrest Clavis
Mildred McCause
Brinkley
C. R. Pinkleys
Experiment Station
Billy Irene James
M. L.sailth
Little Rocks
Russo
BH. McCormielk
Malvern
Jim Wallis
Gasoline Demand Boosts U S Oil Outlook
Dr Gustav Eglof of Universal Oil Products projects U S production at about six million gallons yearly with rapid expansion. Estimates compare daily gasoline needs of 14 gallons per hour event to 16.5 million gallons daily and 4.4 million by air power. New reserves in the last five years equal postwar crude output. Texas and California lead monthly output with Tulsa and other states increasing drilling activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basia
Uialone Authority
Drs Gustav Eglof
Chicago
Universal Oil Products
U. S
Europe
American Petrolawn Institute
United States
Texas
California
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Towa
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Fragmented 1931 era clipping taints coffee table notes
A garbled OCR fragment references racing weather and conflicts, mentions Adolf and discovery, cites numbers and nations, and hints at aviation observations. The text is incoherent with broken names and stray phrases, lacking a clear event or report to summarize coherently.
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Jack Benny
Phil Harris
Rochester
Buck Benny
Saenger
James Stewart In
Margaret Sullavan
Frank Morgan
Rialto
Tyrone Power
Linda Darnell
Nelson Eddy
Charles Ruggles
the Saenger
South America
Japan
Wile Palsie
Jeedom
The
Iso
SSS Eee
STRC
Fortune Bagweline
Americas
Arkadelphia
R. A. Boyett
Dallas
P. D. Smith
R. A. Boyett Jr
O Mi
R. L. Pritchard
Rodessa, la
R. L. Richards
Fee
Nell Hall
Maitresa Ma
Mrs. Coy
Eas
Ha Rosston
Miss Rose Mary Coup
Jay Louise Keith and
Vincent Edgar Keith
Texarkana
Bill Wray
Milton Eason
Ramond Jones
Prence Martin
4H. Jones
Frances Boyle
Arkadelphia Iy
Ruth Atkins
Henderson Steils Teacher's College
R. V
Herndon
R. V. Herndon
Nashville
D. M. Finley
Brooks Schults
Nancy
Foster Finley
Arkwany
Brewers &Arkansas , Beer Distributors Committee
Arkansas
J. Hugh Wharton
UARK
Cheio
Avery
Adolf
Beyor
Reneh
Italia
Safi
Tunisia
Sen
Popreighs
Lagcare
Tosca Ga
Sivils
Houston
Chesterfield
America
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