Gardenia Garden Club Meets Amid Social Calendar
The Gardenia Garden club gathers Wednesday at 3 30 at Mrs Arch Moore home with Mrs Charles Wylie as associate hostess. Pat Cleburne Chapter U D C meets Thursday at Mrs Mack Duffie home with Mrs George Waddle and Mrs D H Lipscomb as associates to mark its anniversary and welcome new members. Hope Chapter 328 O E S convenes Thursday at 7 30 PM at the Masonic hall. Rose Garden club meets Friday at 3 PM at Mrs A J Neighbours home with Mrs Harry Shiver and Mrs J L Rodgers as associates. plant exchange planned for next meeting. Sidney L Churchwell and family announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Wendolyn to Lyle Allen of this city. wedding set for early spring. Miss Churchwell is a graduate.
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Gardenia Garden Club
Arch Moore
Charles Wylie
Pat Cleburne
U.D.C
Mack Duffie
George Waddle
D. H. Lipscomb
Rose Garden Club
A. J
Harry Shiver
J. L. Rodgers
Sidney L. Churchwell
Caer Wendolyn
Lyle Allen
Mont Allen
Miss Churchwell
Birthday Party Highlights for Betty Lynn Allen
Miss Betty Lynn Allen marked her eighth birthday with a party at her parents home on East 14th Street. Guests received pink and blue hats and double bubble gum. Prizes went to Nancy Smith, Myra Grisham, Donald Hobbs, Billy Davis, and Benjamin Newbern. Ice cream, name cakes, and candy were served with help from Mrs. Leo Hughes of Texarkana, Mrs. John Keck, and Mrs. Ray Allen. Out of town guests included Gloria Lee and Michael Hughes of Texarkana. Master Billy Hairr celebrated his sixth birthday at his Park Drive home with bubble gum, lollipops, and a birthday cake for many young attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lynn Allen
J. W. Allen
East 14Th Street
Nancy Smith
Myra Grisham
Donald Hobbs
Billy Davis
Benjamin Newbern
Allen
Leo Hughes
Texarkana
John Keck
Ray Allen
Gloria Lee
Michael Hughes
Billy Hairr
Park Drive
Jimmy Jones
Jimmy McLarty
Kitty Jones
Jan Robison
Charles and
Dale Wylie
David and
Sue Moore
Billy Tooley
Buddy Harris
James Gilbert
Clara Urrey
Louis Anderson
Jimmy Hollis Michael Morris
Norma Jean McCorkle
Susan
Y W A Meeting and G A Girls Gather at First Baptist Church
The Y W A met Monday night at the church Educational building for supper served by Circle 2 of the W M A. Kathleen Gardner presided. Miss Betty Martin led the Russia program with Norma Jean Archer at the piano. Participants included Mrs P L Perkins and several young women. The 23rd Psalm was read and prayers offered. The G A s met the same evening for their regular monthly meeting with supper by Circle 2 of the W M S. A social at Miss Claudette McConnell’s home was announced for March 8 at 7 30 p m. Participants included Marietta Downs and Betty Murphy among others.
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Y.W.A
First Baptist Church
Circle 2
W.M.A
Kathleen Gardner
Jesse Brown
Betty Martin
Russia
O Zion Haste
Norma Jean Archer
P. L. Perkins
Beth Sasser
Ruby Nell Parsons
Wanda Ruggles
Helen Franklin
G.a.'s
G.a.’S
Circle No. 2
W.M.S
Viva Ed Thrash
Claudette McConnell
Rocky Mound Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
The Rocky Mound and Dolph Home Demonstration Clubs met at homes of Mrs. Ivan Bright and Mrs. L H Parris. Each club conducted roll calls, devotional readings, and reports on lunches, pattern selections, and demonstrations. New member added, Miss F J Bruce. next meeting at Mrs. Ted Purtle with pointers on clothing construction and an oven mitt pattern.
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Rocky Mound
Ivan Bright
Ted Purtle
T. O. Bright
Dolph Home
L.H. Parris
Arley Gearhead
Doyle
Dixon
Glen Hatfield
Ramsey names at meeting dismissed with prayer
Chism and Billy Joan Ramsey attended a meeting that was dismissed with prayer. The event concluded without further remarks or actions noted in the readable text.
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Chism
Billy Joan Ramsey
Coming and Going in Baton Rouge Visits
Mr and Mrs David Crowder return to Baton Rouge after visiting Mrs Crowders sister. Mrs A R Haddix and family in the area. W O Paul and V Holt arrive from Memphis for a two week furlough with Mrs Holt’s parents on East Division Street. Holt will be stationed in Palm Beach Florida en route.
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Mrs
David Crowder
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Mrs. Crowder
W. O. Paul V. Holt
Mrs. Holt
Memphis
Tennessee
Dictionary Enlists Over Five Thousand New Medical Terms
The latest medical term dictionary expands by more than 5000 words across 1573 pages, reflecting rapid progress in science over recent years. It notes major additions include advances in genetics neurology and pharmacology and updates to existing definitions for clarity and precision.
The Doctor Explains Diet Energy Needs And Work Output
The doctor discusses calories in food, energy needs for growth in children, and how excess energy supports work. He cites Kraut and Muller noting miners and steel workers losing weight when insufficiently fed while asked to work harder. Energy varies with age size activity weather and other factors.
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William A. O'Brien
M.D
NEA
E. A. Muller
Evening at the Hollywood bungalow court
Sherry and Mona share a cottage where Mona flirts with married boss George Brothers while Sherry, a writer, frets over Mona’s interest and her own unspoken longing. Kris, Tony, and Sandra-Tony’s actor friend as well as Danish Captain Kris Ludwig Van Rantmann, mingle during tea as Sherry reads a poem and contemplates the future amid romance and suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry
Mona
Hollywood
George Brothers
Sandra
Sony
Kris
Tony
Kristopher Ludwig van Rantmann
Dorothy Dix on Marriage as a Never-Ending Investment
Dorothy Dix urges men to evaluate prospects for marriage with the same care as buying a car. Before marrying, consider deep compatibility, finances, in laws, heredity, and daily duties. Avoid flashy looks and ensure a durable, responsible partner to prevent boredom and costly mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Nutrition needs and pituitary injections for hair loss
Resting individuals and working people require extra food beyond minimum needs, with trial and error guiding amounts. Children show delayed effects from poor diets, leading to stunting and premature aging. For hair loss, occasional baldness stems from endocrine disturbances, but injections are rarely satisfactory.
Strange Thought by John Cleves Symmes on Hollow Earth
In 1818 former U S Army officer John Cleves Symmes proposed that the Earth is a hollow globe with polar openings. He claimed ships could sail through the shell to reach the inner continents inside the sphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cleves Symmes
U. S
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