Calendar events announce DAR luncheon and PTA meetings
Society notes schedule a DAR luncheon at Baclow Hotel on Wednesday March 12 at 2 PM with hostesses Mrs J Vi LaGrossa Mrs J G Martin Gale and Mrs J M Houston. Brookwood PTA executive meeting 2 15 PM and regular meeting 3 30 PM Wednesday March 12 in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAR
Baclow
J. Vi LaGrossa
J. G. Martin
Gale
J. M. Houston
Brookwood Pta
Wednesay
Community PTA and club meetings scheduled March 12
Elections of officers are planned at multiple PTA meetings on Wednesday March 12 including Paisley Oglesby Garland and Jr-Sr High School groups. Executive boards meet earlier in Garland and Oglesby. Daffodil Garden Club and Camehlin Garden Club host talks, flower arrangements and a flower show urged for attendance. Details on speakers and locations provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisley Pta T
Virgil Keeley
Oglesby Pta
Daffodil Garden Club
Marvid Brants
A. A. Halbert
Community Scouts and Clubs Meet in March
Local groups held meetings in March with officers elected for 1952 1953 and program plans. Girl Scout Community Council chaired by Mrs Oliver Adkons convened at City Hall with prayers and minutes read. Gale PTA elected officers led by president Mrs Erbert Mathis and set April program themes and a study course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gir Scout Community Council Anld
Oliver Adkons
Mathie ‘Ethridge
KR. P. O'Neal
Gale Pta
Cale Pta
Erbert Mathis
T. Clark
Carl Glass
Nell Glass
Reba Stovall
Betty Kirk
Nevada County
J. Bryan Ritchie
Lynn Tarkington
School Money Up For Next Year Says AP Report
The Associated Press notes Arkansas state schools will receive at least the same mid state revenue next year as this year, with total tax income likely higher. Weatherington, director of Education, discusses funding from WV East Arkansas counties in Forrest City. The WMS will continue home mission siting on Thursdays and Fridays starting at 4. Members invited by special invitation. Royce Smith leads the planned programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
Firet Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Franklin Horton
Henry
Hynes
George Young
Gus Haynes
A. Whitlow
Margeret Fund
Royce Smith
Margaret
W. M. Garner
Chaplains Commission
Perry Moses
As Haynes
Washington
Mire
J. J. Bowden
Byasher
Associated Press
A.B. Weatherinton
Horkee
Adhijny Stratus
Arkansas
Forrest
Awith Pryder
Fnd View
Wantherington
Arkanysus
Uie
A.W. Ford
GanMnissioner
Sd Tieaday Fiat
Dis
Ricta
Patron of Lowese Leaves Air Base Denver After Ten Days
Mrs. L Y Young returns from Ada Oklahoma where she visited her brother Rev L L Trompe who has been ill for three weeks. Albert Ef Patron of Lowese left today after ten days with relatives and travels.
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Albert Ef
Lowese
Air Base
Denver
Colorita
Tin
Nhu
Francesca A
Gary
Anothe
Pitt
Kiven St. Patrick's Day
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Include Several Names
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for Hope Tope and Fulton branches. Names appear with garbled spellings such as A W Plasard Bob Arnold Jod Martin Hape and Joe Beirdun. Other entries reference Mrs V C Rothwell Miss Mainie Twitchell and Bobby Snulknor among admitted or discharged patients.
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Dulla Ghester
A.W. Plasard
Hope
Bob Arnold
Mone
Tita Bet Powell
Tope
Jod
Martin
Hape
Joe Beirdun
Mes
Ovamphes
Fulton
V. C, Rothwell
C. BE. Bayou
Washington
Mra
Wy M
Likwt
Mainie Twitchell
Dayle Oo March Club Meeting At Westfall Home
The Dayle Name Demonstration Club met at M O L Westfall’s home with the view president presiding. Six old members and two new joined after prayer led by Mrs. Mark Jackson. Mrs. Blackwood demonstrated ironing a shirt in WA minutes and members planned prizes for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M O. L. Westfall
Vicw
Merc Bers
Mark Jackson
Blackwood
George Hoozey
Dear Miss Dix on Youthful Romance and Gossip
Dorothy Dix counsels a reader on teen romance, broken engagements, and interfering friends. The column urges discernment, warns against malicious gossip, and advises asserting boundaries with Gary and potential rivals while balancing study and social life.
Garden Club Women Hear Newsman
Garden Club Women Hear Newsman Tituxi and Miss Mirel spoke at a Nathanael Garden Club meeting. Graves presented on issues tied to global tensions and regional concerns. Seven additions to the nondnas tin committer were noted, including My M.A. Matthews of Hot Springs, with references to the South Central Wor.
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Tituxi
Miss
Graves
Blymlinghim
Ali
Lau
Aussia
Nathanael Garden Club Convent
M.A. Matthews
Hot Springs
Truman Thanks American Churches for Relief Campaign
President sends message of gratitude to 21 denominations guiding the One Great Hour of Sharing drive via Church World Service. Campaign aids distressed Koreans Indians Near East and Europe as part of church relief efforts.
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New York
Moreh
Korea
India
Near Oaks
Europe
Church World Service
National Councill
Churches of Christ
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J. Broach
VEW
Garland Brownie
Roger Smith
Merlin Coop
Sharon Foster
Judy Keeley
Jr-Sr. High School
PTA
Jr. High
First Baptist Ghureh
Annia W. Armstrong
Camehlin Garden Clu
Pam
R. N. Mauser
Shaver Street
Melody Maids
Margaret Atuher
Rosston
PTA School of Information
Rosson School
Pothick
McDermott
Phi Sigma Epsilon
Chi Epsilon
First Marine Division
Girl Scout
Macting
Builders
Clase
Frank Russell
Russell
Leonard Ellis
W. H Gunter
Gunter
M. M. McCloughan
Iris
Hope Iris Garden Club
M. M. MacCloughan
East Second
F. N. Paorter
E. O. Wingfield
Ivis Club
Brookwood School
Fair Park
C. P. Tolleson
C. M. Agee
W. H. Etter
W. J. Stroud
Chaudete Colbert
Macdonald Carey
Tagkary Scott Waril Monroe
Barbara Bates
Tex Williams Orchestra
Eva Braun
Hitler
Sa Gestapo
Far East
Uketion
Dudok
Bathsheba
20Th Century- Fox
Davinia
Technicolor
Raymond Massey
Kieron Moore
Darryl
Zanuge
Philip Dunwe
Saenger
Josephine
Bobby Snulknor
Cobh
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Jary
Tam
Yen
Dix
Giet
Garden Club
Truman
Manila
Elpidie Quirino
Hte Cuinet
Philippines
Salyna
Bolero
Venice
Aeanna
Marlane
Oir
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