Social and Personal Roundtable Meeting Recap
The group led by Mrs. Buford Poe met with 19 members and one guest, Mrs. Webb Laster. Mrs. Annie Bostic delivered a devotional on Why Save The Children, referencing St. Matthew chapters 18 and 19. Mrs. J. B. Koonce discussed The Children of the Church and read a letter from Miss Clarice Cannon about local church children. Mrs. J. W. Perkins spoke on Children of Kindergarten Age, and Miss Mabel Ethridge on The Influence of the Teacher on the Child concluding with A Teacher's Prayer. Hostesses served sandwiches and hot tea during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bostic
St. Matthew
J. B. Koonce
Webb Laster
B. W. Edwards
Circle No. 4 W.S.C.S. Meets at Nora Carrigan Home
Circle No. 4 of the W.S.C.S. of the First Methodist church met Monday afternoon at Mrs Nora Carrigan's home with Mrs FT S McDavitt as associate hostess. The session opened with a prayer and minutes were read and approved. Mrs R T White gave a devotional on The Little Child and The Heavenly Father. Mrs C V Nunn introduced guest speaker Mrs Earl Clifton who spoke to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Nora Carrigan
FT. S. McDavitt
Charles Wylie
R. T. White
Heavenly Father
Local clubs plan meetings on March events
The Pat Cleburne Chapter U D C meets at Mrs Mack Duffie home with Mrs George Waddle and Mrs D H Lipscomb as hosts to mark an anniversary and invite new members. Hope Chapter 328 O E S gathers March 6 at 7 30 PM in the Masonic hall. The Rose Garden club meets March 7 at 3 PM at Mrs A J Neighbours home with Mrs Harry Shiver and Mrs J L Rodgers as co hosts. A girls scout council meeting is set at the Recreational zoo of the First Methodist church Thursday at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Cleburne
U.D.C
Mack Duffie
George Waddle
D. H. Lipscomb
Hope Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Rose Garden Club
A. J
Harry Shiver
J. L. Rodgers
First Methodist Church
Circle No 1 meeting noted in W S C S report
Circle No 1 of the W S C S met Monday afternoon at Mrs Webb Laster with Mrs John in attendance. The brief item records a routine gathering within the church auxiliary.
iaAT Causes Epilepsy Opinions Sought by Educational Division
An appeal asks readers to send opinions on whether iaAT causes epilepsy. The Educational Division in New York invites written input from interested actors and readers at 1 Ave., New York, NY, urging timely submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave
New York
N. Y
Wedding Bells Bless Early Spring Nuptials in Emmet
A wedding at the home of the bride's parents joined Miss Ruth Ann Townsend and Watson G. Porter in a double ring ceremony. The event featured wedding music by Miss Elsie Gentry, a preceding program, and out-of-town guests from Camden, Ashdown, Magnolia, Hope, El Dorado, and Prescott. The couple will reside in Prescott after a Louisiana trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ann Townsend
Otis Robert Townsend
Emmet
Watson G. Porter
Watson Albert Porter
Mr. Porter
Prescott
Joe H. Robinson
Methodist Church
Elsie Gentry
Claire de Lune
Debussy
Joan Townsend
Delta Sigma Epison
Esther Crawford
Henderson State Teachers College
Delta Sigma Epsilon
Porter
Prescott High School
Armed Service
Charles Buchanan
Camden
Joan Root
John Johnson
Ashdown
G. W. Crumby
Magnolia
Sarah Jane Murphy
Dub Hensley
Thomas Fenwick
Hope
Virginia Pratt
el Dorado
Coming and Going at Carlisle Visit and Move Plans
Mrs. David I. Brown and her daughter Nancy of Carlisle arrived to visit Mrs. Brown’s mother Mrs. W. A. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Parks Laughlin and children plan to move Thursday to Brookings South Dakota. Births Mr. and Mrs. Carlton King and ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David I. Brown
Nancy
Carlisle, Pr
Mrs. Brown
W. A. Lewis
Parks Laughlin
Brookings
South Dakota
Energize with your red blood strength with SSS Tonic
Overwork and worry wear down red blood cells. SSS Tonic claims to raise blood strength in non-organic dietary anemia by the 58S Tonic formula. It also aids digestion by increasing gastric juice, reducing gas and sour stomach to help you sleep, feel, and perform better.
Radio Listings Highlight Prime Evening Schedule
New York listings for March 5 show NBC CBS and ABC programs led by Dennis Day Ellery Queen Dinah Shore Henry Fonda and Paul Whiteman Band. Notable late slots include Golden Gloves finals and Author Meets the Critics. Thursday adds West Pocket Varieties Lone Journey FBI in Peace and War and Navy Band ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NBC
Dennis Day
Gildersleeve
Frank Morgan
CBS
Dinah Shore
Henry Fonda
ABC
Willie Piper
Paul Whiteman
al Jolson
Bing Crosby
Henry Morgan
MBS
Jack Haley
Tony Pastor
FBI
School of Music
Kenny Baker
Tommy Bartlett
Sum
U. S. Navy
Hale
Maggie
Banks See Resources Decline Across 48 States in 1946
A study by Thomas W. Leggett shows total resources of state supervised banks in 48 states plus D C and Hawaii declined 2.1 percent in the last half of 1946 to 84.15 billion dollars, and fell 3.28 billion for the year. The drop mainly reflected a 3.80 trillion decline in U S government securities holdings. Asset distribution averaged 53.5 percent U S bonds and 17.9 percent cash with loans and discounts at 21.9 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Thomas W. Leggett
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
Arkansas
State Bank
American Bankers Association
United States
U. S
Butler Announces Births at Josephine Hospital
Mr and Mrs Gordon G Butler announce the arrival of daughter Harriet Joan born Saturday March 1 at Josephine hospital. Mrs Butler is the former Miss Pauline Samuel. Dr. King announces the birth of son Carl ton Jr born Monday March 3 at Josephine hospital. Mrs King is the former Miss Mae Chambliess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nounce
Carlton Jr
Josephine Hospital
King
Mae Chambliess
Gordon G. Butler
Harriet Joan
Butler
Pauline Samuel
The Doctor Explains Mental Illness Care and Hospital Roles
The piece discusses shifting care from institutions to early hospital treatment for mental illness. It notes that insanity is a broad term, and entry can be voluntary or via certificates or court commitment. It highlights staff shortages and the need for funding, family cooperation, and preventive care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura W. Fitsimmons
Macmillan Company
Fog Particle Size Measured at MIT
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers calculated fog particles tiny enough to fit 25,000 on the head of a pin. The finding highlights how minute fog particles can be in atmospheric studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massacusetts Institute of Technology
Night ride with Tony sparks Sherry's shy romance
Sherry rents a Hollywood bungalow with Mona. Tony Dietrich, Vienna-born aspiring director, shares stories of war and loss as the couple escape for a moonlit drive. Sherry finds warmth and hope in his revealed past and their shared dreams of film.
Tang submarine lost in 1944 battle with fatal mishap
The Tang, U S Navy submarine famed for wrecking Japanese shipping, was sunk in 1944 after a misfired torpedo exploded aboard while en route to a target. Seventy eight crew members perished and nine survived. survivors were captured and later released. The disaster capped a successful China coast raid sinking 110000 tons of enemy shipping, the war’s highest single patrol score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yok
Tang
Navy
Adm
Charles A. Lockwood
Institute of Radio Engineers
China
Pay of Service Enlisted Man Still Tax Free
Washington reports tax rules for military pay with focus on how enlisted and commissioned service pay are treated. Enlisted pay remains fully tax free since 1941, while commissioned officers have a $1500 tax free portion from 1943 and may owe tax only on pay beyond that threshold plus civilian income. The piece outlines filing requirements, exemptions for spouses and dependents, and timing for returns for servicemen both stateside and overseas, with notes on refunds and installment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Collector
United States
Three Germans Acquitted in U S War Crimes Trial
In Dachau a U S war crimes trial acquits Col. Edward Hermann Capt. Karl Schuckler and Pvt. Rupert Lang after witness Maj. Maxwell S. McKnight avoided cross examination. Prosecution presented 23 statements from former prisoners alleging mistreatment at Dulag 377 near Gerolstein in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerolstein
Germany
Exact Science Boosts Fingerprint Identification Accuracy
Fingerprint identification reached near perfection with 400000 identifications in a recent year period conducted without a single error, highlighting its reliability in criminal and forensic work.
Lazy Husbands and Thrifty Wives Advice Column
Dorothy Dix counsels a reader with an inert husband to accept him as is and work around him, advising self reliance and proceeding with employment rather than trying to reform him. A second correspondent asks about marriage with a miserly husband, and Dix cautions balance between thrift and enjoying life while planning for shared finances. A young man asks how to marry with no savings, and the adviser urges him to settle down and build means before marriage.
Springfield man learns parking meter cents at Chicago
A Springfield resident arriving in Chicago for an overtime ticket told police he faced a fine and tongue lashing but would pay cents from his own meter funds. Officers asked him to await his billfold as he reacted quickly and surprised them with the nickel amount, leaving Robertson puzzled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Mona
George Brothers
Sherry
Tony
Kris
Sandra
Henri’s
Pen
Beach
Beverly
Vienna
Hans Dietrich
Switzerland
Italy
Springfield
Ill
Don Robertson
Chicago
Robertson
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George E. Stone
Frank Sully
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Mrs
Carlton King
William A. O'Brien, M.D
NEA Service
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Karen DeWolf
Hollywood
Brothers
Serry
Tay
James Marlow Washington
Armed Services
Dorothy DIX
HELEN _ T
Dix
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Manhattan
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