Garden clubs and class parties noted in local schedule
Wednesday and Thursday meetings announced for the Lilac and Azalea Garden Clubs with hostesses and program details. Church and Sunday School activities include a Jett B Graves Class party at First Methodist and Willing Workers at Frope Gospel Tabernacle with prayers, games, and refreshments for members and guests.
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Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Jewell Cox
William Cox
Verda DeLaney
Ben Edminston
Corbin Easter
Ida Foster
C. D. Lauderbach
Trish
B. C. Hyatt
Victor Cobb
J. E. Cooper
E. R. Brown
W M S Circles Hold Meetings With St Patrick Theme
Mrs Arch Moore and Mrs Bras as associate hostesses led a club session presided by Mrs John Britt. Mrs L H Higgason gave a devotional from The Sermon On The Mount and Mrs Willie Thrash presented the second chapter of Now Is The Day. A salad plate was served to ten members.
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Arch Moore
Townsend and Harrells Guests, Family Visits Across Arkansas
Mr and Mrs Phinn Townsend host their daughter Mrs Jess Kiracofe and Mrs Kiracofe of Winchester Virginia. Mr and Mrs Charles Harrell spent the weekend with friends and relatives in Lonoke and Little Rock Arkansas. Mrs Charles Harrell travels to Prescott to visit her mother Mrs C C Pippitt. Hospital notes note Mrs Bob Richards moved from Branch Clinic to home while Mrs H O Green remains a patient at Branch Clinic.
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Phinn Townsend
Jess Kiracofe
Mrs
Kiracofe
Winchester, Va
Charles Harrell
Lonoke
Little Rock
Arkansas
Prescott
C. C. Pippitt
Bob Richards
H. O. Green
Branch Clinic
Deadly English Floods and Storms Claim 13 Lives
Severe Atlantic winds swept Britain, killing 13 people and causing millions in damage. Winds peaked at 98 miles per hour, uprooting trees and wrecking buildings. Five died in collapsed houses. two schoolgirls were crushed in a bus. two cyclists were killed by falling trees. a pipe fell killing one. German POWs were hurt at a camp north of London.
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London
Atlantic
Britain
Air Ministry
Ancient months tied to crescent moon sighting
Old custom described how months began with the first sighting of the crescent moon and was greeted by trumpets, a practice often overlooked in the era of precise timekeeping.
Radio networks ease ban on mentioning rivals in new policy
The note from WOR New York signals a shift in broadcasting etiquette as stations drop the taboo on naming competing networks. Margaret Truman's radio debut is cited as the first test of the rule. Networks expect no broad policy changes. Listings for NBC CBS ABC MBS programs and daily schedules follow.
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Central Standard Time
New York
Out
WOR
MBS
Margaret Truman
Eads Licensed to Ride at Hot Springs
Wen dell Eads won a jockey license from the Arkansas Racing Commission while criticizing the Illinois Racing Commission and trainer Ben Jones of Calumet Farm. Arkansas officials cited a dispute as a reason some tracks denied licensing, saying no legitimate grounds were found in a Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau review.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas Racing Commission
Wendell Eads
Illinois Racing Commission
Ben Jones
Calumet Farm
Eads
Illinois
Otho Cook
Arkansas Commission
Jones
Cook
Xxx
Thoroughbread Racing Portective Bureau
Doctor's eye screening advised for young children health
The doctor urges eye exams for children between two and three and again before starting school. A vision test uses the letter E in varying sizes and positions, with the child pointing in the E’s direction. The method aids teachers in school screening and helps identify nearsightedness early.
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William A. O’brien
NEA
Tavo
Sherry Faces Hard Times Amid Family Struggles
Sherry's worsening cough keeps her home while her four sons help with meals and chores. Tony Kris and Peter balance work and care, while Sandra assists at a hot, crowded house where finances strain their care for Sherry. The family clings to hope as doctors urge rest.
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Sherry
Peter
Tony
Sandra
Kris
Arizona
Daddy
Dr. Drexall
Peter Barton
Sanra
Sandro
Dorothy Dix on neighborliness and welcoming newcomers
Dorothy Dix argues neighborliness declined as modern life moved on, noting strangers can still face social exclusion in new communities. She recalls past neighborly aid during crises, warns against ignoring newcomers, and urges welcoming gestures to support displaced families and lonely women.
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Littl Johnny
One Man's Meat and Mushroom Poisons A Confounding Truth
A writer notes that insect consumption of a mushroom does not prove it safe for humans. Some species attract insects yet remain deadly to people, highlighting confusion between animal and human risk in edible fungi.
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Lilac Garden Club
H. C. Whitworth
E. W. Copend
S. G. Norton
Brookwood P.T.A
Azalea Garden Club
J. W. Jones
Edgewood Avenue
Lamar Cox
Kelly Bryant
B. E. McMahon
Steve Carrigan
Louis Sutton
Frope Gospel Tabernacle
South Walnut Street
Guy Downing
W. W. White
Ruth Hoelscher
T. C. Crawford
Camden
Save Agents Commission
W. A. Bell
Camden Monument CO
P. O
Camden, Ark
England
Crawford
Garfield
Wild Bill Hickok
Roy Rogers
Featuring
Jean Porter
Shirley Mills
William Mason
Rosemary LA Planche
NBC
Milt Berie
Judy
Red Skelton
CBS
Godfrey
One World Flight
Philippines
ABC
Rex Maupin
Hank D’amico
Ore
Canada
U. S
N. Y
Irene Beasley
Ted Malone
Jake the
Keren de
NEA Servi
Tonony
Dorothy DIX
Roberts, Johnson and Rand
Foster's Family
Roly
E. 2Nd St
Pene
Syndicate
Arkansas Senate
Hope
DR. F. C. Crow
Talbot
Jersey
Talbo
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