Social and Personal Highlights March Events
Social and Personal notes list Shriners banquet at View Hut in Vape with free dinner served by the Eastern Star Ladies, and invitations for members to contact Dewey Baker by Wednesday noon. Also scheduled are Professional Women’s meeting at Barlow Tate with guest speakers on Legislation, High School PTA meeting, WSC prayer service, and various local socials and Girl Scout activities with multiple hostesses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners of
Southwest Arkansas
View Hut
Vape
Ladies of the Eastern Star
Gurion
Dewey Baker Es & B Grocery
Business Inn
Professional Womens Clay
Barlow Tate
Qisse Weisenberger
Joyce Fincher
Hastesse
Bo, Chow
Community Bible and club gatherings noted across town
The First Baptist Bible Class met at Mrs. Herbert Burns home on South Walnut for its monthly session with devotional by Mrs. Sans and a group quiz. Circle 4 of the Woman’s Society met at Mrs. Warrmack’s, led by Mrs. Edwards, with prayers and a devotional on prayer. Iris Garden Club held a Brookwood School program led by Mrs. Wingfield featuring Bellflower Gardens slides, then dessert at Mrs. Tarpley’s with 19 members. The Agri Club at Magholm A&M debuts a monthly KVMA radio program. Arkansas students on fall honor roll include Jack Roland Muster and Ernest F. of Silo and Joe Monson Fore of Prescott. Williamsfield hosted Bunny skies as Ouachita drills. Coach Dee Kemp leads Tigers with Husbands, Beebe’s Barger, Success’s Hubbard, and Hope’s Gough noted.
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First Baptist Church
Eugenia Sue Hassell
18Th Street
L. F. Higgason
Jed
Emelene McDowell
Charlene Wiggins
Mary
Jo Monger
Martin
Higgason
Gus Haynes
Herbert Burns
South Walnut Street
Sans
Lt. Walker
W.S.C
W.S.C.S
George Warrmack
B. W. Edwards
Edwards
J. E. Cooper
H. O Kyler
Talley
Leon Bundy
Jank
Becoks
Womans Division of Christian Service
R. J. White
Lyst
Iris Garden Club
Brookwood School
E. O. Wingfield
Bellingrass
Paul Raley
Parp Jey
Py M
Jack Pritchell
Agri Club
Magholm A & M College
KVMA
Ute
Whitted Boyce
Hope
University of Arkansas
Jack Roland Muster
Ernest FH
Oc Jr
Sit
Joe Monson Fore
Prescott
Williamsfield
Ouachita College
Tigers
Dee Kemp
Skipper Kemp
Mies
Arkhonsas
Dale Barger
Beebe
Ira Hubbard
Charles Gough
Wesleyan Guild Meeting Notes At First Methodist Church
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist church met in the chapel with Miss Fish Weis presiding. Mrs Ray Shiphenson and Miss Bert Henry were named to a nominating committee while Roy Stephenson presented a devotional on faith. a review of the book Guide To was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Cheu Tall
Ma Meury
Fish Weis
Ray Shiphenson
Bert Henry
W. Patneno
M Martin
Roy Stephenson
Mis Yuty
TL. Brosch
Leta Relieves Gum Discomfort Ad
An old ad for John P. Com Drug Co promotes Leta as a remedy to relieve irritated gums. It claims a refund if Leta fails to satisfy, urging readers to try the product despite graphic pricing and quotation marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leto
John P. Com Drug CO
Adv
Contributions to Red Cross Campaign
A historic Red Cross fundraising record lists numerous individual donors and households contributing across a wide range of amounts. The page notes a preliminary total of 952.41 and credits many named residents, businesses, and studios with gifts, reflecting a broad community effort and listing multiple names such as Daniel Webb Vera Williams Gentry D.V. Stettart and Mrs. P. Klipseli among others. The record underscores local support for disaster relief and humanitarian aid through this campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Kroger
Daniel Webb
Vera Willams
Ge Gentry
D.V. Stettart
Robert Carroll
P. Klipseli
Norman Moore
Drmoti Coal
R. T. White
Dell McClanahan
W. C. Taylor
C. A. Graves
Byrant
Albert Graves
George Sandetur
P. J. Holt
Elizabeth Betcha West
Howard Ci
Rey Mullins
Keith Barber
Mrs. Farrell
Beene
Shipley Studio
Wanda Butanetd
K. Greet
O. W. Mills
J. Camp Chiff Stueart
Jones
Joe H. Greene
T. Bowden
Geo. W. Higher
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Alisas
Bewildered Girl Seeks Miss Dix’s Dating Advice
A junior girl asks Dorothy Dix why dated boys drop her after two or three outings. Dix notes many boys seek variety, emotions fade, or girls mismanage relationships. Excessive jealousy, possessiveness, or pressure for gifts often ruin steadies, while absences can spur longing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Gates
Love
Jelinny
Tom Ban
Laura Phillips Dies at Home Near Hope
Laura Phillips daughter of the late Ed Phillips a known Memphis Negro farmer died at her home near the Experiment Station. She is survived by three sisters and four brothers. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Laura Phillips
Ed Phillips
Mempstead
Experiment Station
Hoothe
El Dorado Man Named to Southern Safety Council Board
J R Gordon of El Dorado Arkansas was re elected to the board of the Southern Safety Council. The council chose Memphis as the site for its 1950 convention and announced dates would be set soon.
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Tampa
Tfia
J. R. Gordon
el Dorado
Ark
Southern Safety Council
Memphis
Compromise May Prevent Split Says Rep Hays
Luysville Kentucky March -ill Al compromise on civil items says prevent a split Mission by congress. Rep Hays addresses Southern Baptist Theological Seminary conference urging outlawing and responsible enforcement. He advocates division in the department of labor and fair treatment of all workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep
Hays
Luysville
Mareh
Felleves
Bruokys Thay
Arkidsasy
Southern Baptist Theological Sunttary
Torres Enfercaent
Angelves Hays
Yerger Students Start HomeMaking and Vocational Courses
Yerger High School begins exchange of classes with first year students in Homemaking for girls and Vocational Agriculture for boys. The streamlined course covers hygiene, manners, cooking basics, stove cleaning, and party planning, with both genders pleased by new learning opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerger High School
St. Patrick's
Iey
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P.tla
Stursday
Marsh
W.S.C.5
Pargonege
Volek
Chas
Rowton
Will
Bowlow Hotel
Bom Anthony
Willan Ralph Rautor
Norman ¥. Peele
Broach
Parker
Hinichinson
Girl Scout Troop No
Herbert Lewallen
Robert Turner
Tuesda
Bobbie Kay Turner
Wesleyan Guild
Hall
John Carroll
Adele Mara
Thomas Somez
Barton Maclin
Lydia
Pinkshori
Plakham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ellen
W. W. Ellen
Red Cross
Vie
Ruth Edmondson
Hope Donation
Pete
Ruby
SoMa
Calvin Aughenosu
Gily
Herehel Johnson
B. Devaney
Sue & Lee Tat
C. B. Tylor
Roy Stephensona
R. Collins
Boswell
McCaskill
Paul DeLaurda
Barto Hill
O. E. Foster
James BE. Wallice
Rocky Fulton von von Harlina Harris
Farold Talley
Billie Gauher
W. H. Beau
Tom Barian
M. E. Cook
D. GL. Stephens
Charlie Brown
A. L. Bogs
W. E. Moses
B.C. Wardlaw
Littleken F
Rogers Willie Long
Long Earl
Waltops Cletis Yori J
Stone
Ral Dalton
Oda
An Ward
Gocner
Rtalph Raton
L. Beuey
Jana Mra
Webb Bacuter Tao
Steve Comigan
Farrie Janes
Cool Total
Dorothy DIX
Tor
Emily
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Yerger
Riystery
Jeyne
Pew
Dayne
Fringe
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Parree
Mine -Housakee
Foster’s Family Shoe Store
E. 2Nd St
Corbin
Foster
Ford
Sidewail
Fred Allen Siow
Sunsky Cruningy BC
Fond Thauter
Lifes Guard
Hope Auto CO
W. Second St
Hope, Ark
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