Daffodils and Club Notices Highlight Spring Week
The piece blends a ode to daffodils as harbingers of spring with multiple local society notices. It lists garden favorites, then shifts to several organizational gatherings including the Pat Cleburne chapter A D C meeting at Mrs W W Duckett’s home, Circle No 2W M S at First Methodist with Mrs Webby Lavoter, and a Bay View Reading Club event at Dr Cullinglin’s home. A W M S Circle No 1 and W M S programs at First Methodist are also noted, plus social life details and a mention of a Living Creatively meditation led by Mrs Vetey Ciehuiete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Cleburne
A. D.C
W. W. Duckett
North Flervey Street
F. Gorn
J. W. Strickland
G. Circle No
M.S
Webby Lavoter, Jr
Hell
Mare Meelg
Dale Wilens
North
Hesvey Street
Dillin Ty
Walker
Mrg. Vetey Ciehuiete
BP. Young
Alexander
Loseter
Glen
Ocivele No. 1
W. M.S
First Methodist
C. M. Agee
East 2Nd Street
Gil Rumsey
Joe Lasater
Ann
Fifm
Paul
Parked Vehicles Frequent Cause of Serious Traffic Accidents
W W Mitchell, Governor of Highways, cites weekly serious crashes involving parked cars or trucks. The Uniform Act Regulating Traffic requires flags for stopped vehicles and off-road parking to prevent night hazards. Enforcement urged as parked roadside vehicles blind drivers and raise collision risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. WW. Mitchell
Givedoy
Toy Arklitsas
Mr. Mitchell
Party Night Promises for Ann in The Rooming House
Louise Holmes chronicles Ann and Paul Hayden in a crowded city rooming house. Ann seeks companionship and independence while Paul resists commitment, choosing friendship over romance as Florabelle invites a social outing for the next night.
Bailey and Couch To Deliver Talks At Arkansas Dealers Meet
Governor Carl E Bailey and Harvey Couch named among outstanding speakers for the Arkansas Automobile Dealers Association annual convention at Hot Springs. Other speakers include D E Castles of St Louis and M L Stewart of the National Automobile Dealers Association discussing federal regulatory action. Meetings run March 10 to 11 with a smoker, business session, luncheon at Club Belvedere, and Oaklawn Park races. Desoto Hotel designated convention HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Bailey
Harvey Couch
Arkansas Automobile Dealers Association
D. E. Castles
St. Louis
Trea
Marahilth
Club Belvedere
Oaklawn
Billy Lenon
State Association
Hope Rotarians Hear Head of Rotary International
Representatives of 14 Rotary units in south Arkansas attended an interest meeting in Camden Monday night to hear Walter D Head of Montclair New Jersey president of Rotary International. He opened a three day Arkansas visit and described travels since taking office. He noted Puerto Rico sugar surplus and its disposal habits. Head is president of Montclair Academy a boys school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Rotary
Arkansas
Walter D
Montclair
N. J
UF Rotary International
Head
Chicago
Headquan'flere
Rotary International
Singer January
Quill Melua
Puerto Rico
Cieio Coffee
Puerto Rica
Mr. Head
Montclair Academy
Simple All Vegetable Laxative Promises Sleep Aid
An advertisement promotes BLACK-DRAUGHT as an all vegetable remedy for constipation and headaches. It claims the formula relieves biliousness, eases sleep, and wets thoroughly in the morning. Main ingredients purportedly tone intestinal muscles and offer economical relief.
Rotary event greets district leaders across many clubs
Camden hosted a Rotary gathering with W Fred Bradford introducing Mr Head and E F McFaddin delivering the welcome. Past district governors and clubs from Ashdown De Queen Dermott Crossett Fordyce Hope Gordon Magnolia Monticello Prescott Stamps Nashville Warren were represented. President Head will travel from Camden to Brinkley Tuesday for an address.
Arkansas jurist voices on life sentences and repeaters
A judge in Arkansas criticized life sentences for repeat offenders and the practice of releasing convicts after long terms. He condemned gambling and bookie operations, noting a local case where a gambling den had been shut and discussions about future talks in Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suagaline
G. Parham
Anils
Arkansas
Unclear ad text promotes Lydia Vegetable Compound
An OCR fragment advertises Lydia Vegetable Compound as a tonic for women and references female irregularities and relief from cramps. The copy asks readers to trust long use by grateful women and suggests benefits for mothers and daughters, with marketing emphasis on health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpellan
Achanea
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Onn
Bay View Roding Club
Weer
Wedneway Affernoon
Fit Cullinglin
Alan
Mary
Gilbert
Miss Gilbert
Geen
Saenger
Fee
Tihel
Beeguse Bea
Nailmar
Bose
Jiet
Fred
SSMU
Iil
Bing Crosby
Tamieofe
Alice
Patricia
Mobison TE
Constance Worth
Willy Castello
Blanche Mehaffey
Haynes Bros
Florence Gas Range
Hope Hardware Co
Fe Thortton
B.S. Jurdon
Wale
Leon Bundy
Sun
Hovland Spore
Ralph Saunders
James Patterson
Jick Bundy
F. J. Gordon
Jack Coffee
Franklin Horton
West Pond Street
Paisley Pta
Paisley
J.D. Brown
Nice
Josephine
Louise Holmes
Cura
Aine Celleber
Amuvte
Eddy
Mira
Prince Syp
Kim
Iis
Neddedy
Teddy
Florabelle
Ami
Taddle
Jong
Clara
Paul Hayden
Dtro
Ava
Pau
REA Service
ING
Asin
Bailey
Couch
Hot Springs
Hope Rotarians
Camden Meat
Jin McKenzie
Josephine Hospitl
South Ebu Street
Tagle
Geo.w.robison & Co
Ferry-Morse
E.M. Mc Williams Seed Store
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