Social Calendar Highlights Local Ladies Events
Wednesday March 15 features Bay View Reading Club at Dr Etta Champlin home and Wed nesday Contract Bridge club in honor of Mrs Ben Flora of Brinkley. Thursday March 20 Hope Chapter 328 Order of the Eastern Star visits Masonic Hall. Lilac Garden club hosts and Troop 7 Girl Scouts meet after school. Dinner Bridge at Columbus. Spencer hosts. remarks on gifts and scores.
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Bay View Reading Club
Dr. Etta Champlin
Mamie Twitehall
B. BE. McMahon
Ben Flora
Brinkley
Hope
Order of the Estern Star
Masonic Hall
Rosa Monstar
Girl Scouts
Linus Walker
Bernard O'Dwyer
Columbus
Roy Anderson
Senator
Spencer
Lloyd Spencer
EM. McWilliams
Robert Wilson
Nick Jewell
YS. McDavitt
Terrell Cornelius
Gardenia Garden Club Hosts Spring Meeting and Party
Members of the Gardenia Garden Club gathered at the home of Mrs. Steve Carrigan for the regular monthly meeting. Mrs. James F. Wood led the program on Giving the Seedlings A Chance, with an annuals naming contest won by Mrs. Roy Anderson, followed by cake and coffee.
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Gardenia Garden Club
Steve Carrigan
Roy Jones
James F. Wood
Roy Anderson
L. PF. Higgason
Farm Aid Bill Looms Over Capitol Roof
Washington dispatch notes the 1942 agriculture appropriation bill totaling 1.420977559 billion dollars, with Secretary Wickard and others testifying for seven weeks. The House committee depicts a complex, sprawling program. critics warn of fiscal strain while underscoring farmer dependence on subsidies, loans, and price supports.
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Washington
Capitol
Congress
Samuel
House
Mittee
Wickard
Department of Agriculture
Charles H. Leavy
Spokwie
Wash
Everett M. Dirksen
Pekin, II
Roosevelt
Senate
Mrs George Dodds Receives the Prizes in Ceremony
Mrs George Dodds received the prizes as the St Patrick motif appeared in the daily refreshments. Thirty members of the class attended the event in a small ceremony with students and staff present.
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George Dodds
Local social notes from Hot Springs and Pine Bluff area
Mr. and Mrs. R. E Henderson and Mr. Royce Smith attend races in Hot Springs on Wednesday. Prescott residents plan Hendrix collage band concert in Hope with Miss Ana Ruth Waters and Mrs. P. H. Herring among attendees. Mrs. Jim Janer and Patty Lou of Tyler Texas visit Amony relatives. Funeral attendees for the late Mrs. C. F. P. Ruggles include Mrs. Homer Sommerville Thomas Ruggles Wesco California Mrs. F. M. Edwards Chicago Rev. and Mrs. Fred R. Harrison Arkadelphia Mrs. Thomas Ruggies and sons Bobby and Richard Plymouth Ill W D Ruggles Mrs Irene Ruggles Pittsburg Kans Mr and Mrs Archer L Dunham Fr. Smith Mrs Truman Humphries Shreveport Mr and Mrs Lee Nelson Robert Ruggles Plymouth Ill Mrs Howard Erwin and mother Mrs Colfir Little Rock Willis Smith returns from New Orleans. Friends of Mrs. Jett Williams regret her injury last weekend her move from Julia Chester hospital to daughter Mrs Henry Sommerville’s home.
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Amony
C. FP. Ruggles
Homer Sommerville
Thomas Ruggles
Wesco
California
F. M. Edwards
Chicago
Fred R. Harrison
Arkadelphia
Thomas Ruggies
Bobby
Richard
Plymouth
W. D. Ruggles
Irene Ruggles
Pittsburg
Kansas
Archer L
O— Willis Smith
New Orleans
Jett Williams
Khow
Julia Chester Hospital
Henry Sommerville
A String of Beads For Safety's Sake
California highway division tests glass beads mixed into paint to enhance night visibility of white traffic lines. Tiny beads reflect headlights, potentially reducing cleaning and re painting needs. Paraguay, home to about a million people, is South America’s most populous nation.
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Sacramento
Calif
California Division of Highways
Paraguay
Revival at Hope Gospel Tabernacle Features McPherson Evangelist
The Hope Gospel Tabernacle begins a spring revival Sunday morning led by Rev W F McPherson of Sanford Florida. He has spent about 20 years evangelizing nationwide and will conduct at least two weeks of nightly services except Saturdays with Pastor J E Hamill praising his work and L A Mays directing the music.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Wm. F. Mel Pherson
Evang Aelist
Sanford
Fla
McPher+son
the Tabernacle
W. F. McPherson
McPherson
United States
Canada
J. E. Hamill
Tabernacle
Hamill
L. A. Mays
Assniye
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Plans Religious Census
Pastor J. E. Hamill announced a Sunday religious census at Hope Gospel Tabernacle starting 1:90 oclock. A large worker corps has been enlisted and plans are being laid for the effort. Rev Hamill says the event on Thursday March 20, 1941 at 7:30 p m will benefit every church in town with prayer and sermon in the church. St. Mark's Church is led by Pastor Harry Wintermeyer.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Hope
J. E. Hamill
Hamill
We the Women Love Triumph Over Dollard in Death Dependency
Ruth Millett argues that a draft appeal board correctly found the wife dependent on her husband for love and companionship, granting him a deferred rating. The piece contends working wives rely on their husbands as much as vice versa, and that male boards should recognize this dependence.
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Ruth Millett
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Aims to Reach Local White Population
Mr. Hamilton notes 5 000 white residents in Hope with about 2 000 regular Sunday churchgoers. The Hope Gospel Tabernacle seeks to reach the rest with gospel outreach, turning attendees over to their pastors for spiritual guidance.
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Hope
Hamill
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Fragmentary Phrase Reflects Obscure Newspaper Snippet
Isolated garbled lines imply a damaged clipping about a ship and a dependent, with unclear wording and stray quotes. The readable fragments mention a ship, a dependent, and cautious phrasing suggesting a safety or support note amid transcription errors.
Mind You Minders: Hospital Etiquette Quiz
A reader questions hospital manners about tipping nurses, writing notes to doctors, and thanking staff. The advised answers state no tipping, no notes to doctors, and a polite thank you with flowers once a patient leaves, highlighting considerate gestures without formal contracts.
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Dorothy Heard
Wingfield
Lilac Garden Club
Tom Kinser
Floyd Porterfield
Jin Henry
Robert Fave Grong
Frank Nueh
Miss Dalsy Dorothy
Sirs
George Robison
G. A. Hobbs
Thompson Evans Jr
Harry Hawthorne
Hobbs
R. £. Henderson
Christian Church
New Society For Young Women
Young Women's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Oliver Adams
Jim Henry
Sue Henry
Mis. Henry
Butlih Hays
Little Rock
Harry J. Lemley
Thomas Hays
Ray Parker
E. M. McWilliams
B. E. McMahon
W. G. Allison
WANDY
Rialto
Ladies Specialty Shop
the Mad Doctor
Saenger
Charley Grapewin
Marjorie Rambeau
Gene Tierney
William Tracy
Dana Andrews
Slim Summerville
Ward
Grant Mitchell
Zeffie Tilbury
Nunnally Johnson
Monster and
the Girl
Tobacco Road
Broadway
Jim
Charles A. Haynes Co
Toots
Jim Gorin
Arch Moor
God, Garrett
Frank Nolen
Max Cox
Virginia Carroll Henry
First Christian Church
Harry Phipps
May Hartfield
Peter Edson
NEA Wayte
Bill Aim Deat Boll Weevils
Persona
R. E.henderson
Royce Smith
Hot Springs
Prescott
Ana Ruth Waters
P. H. Herring
Hansel Herring
Jim Janer
Patty Lou
Tyler, Texas
City
Rev. MéePherson
Church News
ST. Mark’s Church
Harry Wintermeyer
Cage
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U. S. S. Benson
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