Social Calendar and Club Meetings Parade in March
A crowded list of social events and meetings across De Queen includes the Marehih Azalea Garden club bulb display at the Saenger theater area from 12 to 6, First Baptist Sunday School classes at homes, the Oglesby School PTA program at 3, and the Enyanen club dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. McDavitt. Also noted are the John Cain chapter DAR luncheon on Wednesday, the Wednesday Contract Bridge Club at 3:30, Junior-Senior PTA at the high school, and a birthday party for Mary Virginia Abram hosted by Mrs. H. N. Abram with a children’s buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia
Abram
H. N. Abram
East Second Street
Barbara Jean Bright
Toots Evans
Nency Jane Day
Mortis Kennedy
Rilda Mae Phelps
Faye Hearn
Pry ‘Dorm
Lydia Oliver
Milton Woodal
Jacqueline Hicks
Nealia Frances Mullins
Lesta
Sonny Abram
de Queen
First Methodist Society
Henry Hitt
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Gordon
J. B. Koonce
Freddy Patten
George Newbern III
Harlan Spore
E. D. Galloway
Parkins
Eentertains
Children's Division Council
Marie
Nannie Parkins
The
Methodist Church School
East Second Ave
DuVal L. Parkins
Warren
Poware
Nannette Williams
Maury Sue Powars
Glen Williams
Elsie Broach
Marian Smith
Marie Antoinette Williams
Mable Ethridge
D. B. Thompson
Weekend visitors and travels noted around Hot Springs
Personal mentions list weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Martin and L Sigman of Monticello. Others motored to Hot Springs for races then to Little Rock for Hellza Poppin at the Robingan Auditorium. Several families announce arrivals and visits, with trips to Magnolia and Little Rock noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haynes
Mrs. Martin, L Sigman
Monticello
Robert LeGrone
Frank Nolen
Hot ‘Springs
Little Rock
Hellza Poppin
Joseph T. Robingan
Irving Urrey
Doris Marie
Christene Boyce
Kline Snyder
Magnolia
Sid Bundy
Bill Tom
Lyle Moore
Hot Springs
W. W. Duckett
Basil Newton
We the Women I Don’t Have Time to Read
Ruth Millett argues that a wife and mother who claims no time to read actually schedules time for knitting, bridge, entertaining, and chauffeuring children. She suggests simplifying routines to read more and stay informed about world ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Harrison in Hollywood depicts refugee drama at the border
NEA service describes Hollywood preparing a film about foreigners waiting for quota numbers at the southwest border. Ernesto Romero, former Mexican vice consul and adviser, shapes scenes with flags and a church procession to satisfy patriotic and constitutional concerns. He notes script changes to reflect diplomatic sensitivities and religious freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Columbia
Charles Boyer
United States
Mexico
Mitchell Leisen
Ernesto
Ernesto Romero
Los Angeles
Ketti Frings
Paramount
Romero
Boyer
Reading Claim Reflects Value on Knowledge Growth
A critique of a woman who says she has no time to read, implying she devalues reading. The remark suggests the mind may grow rusty if literacy is neglected and self discipline in reading is questioned.
Tear gas trials fertilize gardens at Cornell and beyond
Cornell plant pathologists test tear gas in soil to combat wilt rot fungi and nematodes, claiming increased yields in carnations and safe soil effects. Experiments move toward semi commercial scale in greenhouse Cornell and outdoor Long Island plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakesler
Selenice
Ithaca,n. Y
Cornell University
Department of
Plant Pathology
F. L. Stark
A. G. Newhall
Cornell
Long Island
News papers and the color of truth in free press
A critique of color in modern newspapers compares American reporting to propaganda from Moscow and Nazi sources. It argues the core news remains the truth beneath sensational color and stresses the power of free public opinion to keep newspapers honest. The note cites the Newspaper Publishers Committee and urges readers to defend American style journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
America
Europe
Newspaper Publishers Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Daisy Daisy Dorothy Heard Heard
Marehih Azalea Garden Club
Saenger Theatre
Alatheau Clas
First Baptist Sunday School
Hoy Shiver
Ed Wiliams
Joe Wade
Leon Davis
J. A. Lewis
Oglesby School
Dorsey McRay Sr
Barlow
Anderine Farmer
T. 8. McDavitt
Enyanen Club
Lloyd Spencer
Woodman Circle
Murrell
J. G. Martindale
B. F. McFauddin
Mary Car
Contract Bridge Club
Roy Allison
William McGill
Hope Builder
Builders
Hope Gos«pelt Tabernacle
Guy Basye
Rice
James E. Hartill
Spraggins
C. F. Routon
Thompson
Bessie. Green
Presbyterian Church
Moses
Master Workman
Ralph Routon
Bessie Green
K. L. Spore
Ivason Pilkinton
Johnh. Arnold
Random Holves
James Hilton
Mr. Chips
Mr. Hilton
Random Harvest
England
Mr. Milton
Tetenthatend
Saenger
Frank Morgan
Billie Burke
Hullabaloo
Rialto
Seven Sinners
Ta & P.m
J. L. Green
J. M. Duffie
Camp Robinson
City
Leslie Purtle
Julia Chester Hospital
Carolyn Sue
Stamps
Hope City Hall
Frank Stamps
Marcel
Progres
Harrison In
Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Sudio
Walnut St
ROPER
Harry W. Shiver
Olivia del Havilland
Sonora
South Seas
Raquel Torres
Grauman’s Theater
Will Rogers
M. W
Marck Hi
Montgomery Ward
Arkansas
Machine Specialty Ca
Walnut Hope
Ark
Aib
Ates
Joy Ramsey
PRP
Collisi
ROY Anderson & CO
Stalin
Sis
Norman Chandler
GuGar
Ladies Specialty Shop
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!