Choral Club Plans Meet and Faithful Social Calendar
Floral decorations highlight a busy social season as Hope Chapter 324 Eastern Star hosts rosters of meetings at Lime Garden Club and Little House venue. Mrs Rosa Mattar tours as Grand Lecturer while Mrs Bo Wingfield hosts Thursday Club. Girl Scouts meet after school at Troop 7.
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Moreh
Order of the Eastern Star
Rosa Mattar
Girl Scouts
Linus Walker
Bernard O'Dwyer
Kenneth L. Spore
All American Fashions Shape 1941 Spring Styles
New fashions are all American as designers steer 1941 spring styles. An electric Frigidaire ad features the era’s design talent. Hostess wear combines dinner and country club looks with flame colored panels. A visitor sports a black silk print with military insignia and a pleated skirt. A second guest wears a grey wool spring suit with white stripes, padded shoulders, and a center front pleat. Grey straw bag and hat, green bag, and sulphur yellow gloves complete the ensembles.
Social Roundup Of Local Residents And Travels
Mrs. Ro Herndon Sr and Mrs. BR Herndon Jr with Mrs. C Lewis drove to Hot Springs for Oaklawn races. Mrs. Charles Haynes left for Washington DC to join daughter Miss Mary Haynes then New York to sail for Cuba and Haiti. Miss Tone Green appeared at Chillicothe Business College spring carnival. Mrs. Terrell Cornelius and Mrs. Jim Henry head to Conway for parties. Hayden Newbold of Shreveport visits the Lemleys. Mr. and Mrs. Travis McCoy and Evelyn Greene, with Syd McMath, guests of the McMaths. Finley Ward attended Hot Springs races. Mrs. Evan Wray, Miss Mary Arnold, and Miss Elsie Branch expected home from a Southern trip via Natchez and Lafayette. Oscar Fields and children of Terrell arrive to visit F Trimble and Holloway. Mrs. Rey Andegon, Mrs. Thompson Evans Jr., Mrs. Ralph Routon, and Miss Lenora Routon went to Shreveport. Houlton remained in that city. Tulley Henry returned to Cushing Oklahoma.
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Charles Haynes
Washington D. C
Mary Haynes
Gunston Hall
New York
Cuba
Haiti
Haynes
Washington
Tone Green
Chillicothe Business College
Chillicothe
Terrell Cornelius
Jim Henry
Conway
Finley Ward
Hot Springs
Evan Wray
Mary Arnold
Elsie Branch
Natchez
Lafayette
Oscar Fields
Terrell, Texas
F. ¥. Trimble
A. K. Holloway
Rey Andegon
Thompson Evans Jr
Ralph Routon
Lenora Routon
Ex-Hope Woman Maude Sanford Witherspoon Dies
Mrs Maude Sanford Witherspoon of Little Rock died at 12 05 pm Wednesday at her home 722 Palm Street She was born in Hope and lived in Little Rock 40 years a First Presbyterian Church member and active in church and social work Survived by a granddaughter Miss Mary Phillips Funeral at her residence Thursday at 10 am overland to Hope for 3 pm services Burial in Hope by P H Buchel Co Pallbearers listed in two groups Funeral service details and names of pallbearers in Hope and Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Maude Sanford Witherspoon
Lawrence Witherspoon
Paul Witherspoon
Palm Street
R. D. Adams
Hope
P. H. Buchel & Co
Brooks Bradley
T. J. Gay
Frank Molt
Frank Lyons
Leslie Bradley
Sterling Counch
J. M. McFarland
Paul Wilson
James Bracey
Sam Bracey
J. Thurston Runyan
Stonewall J. Beauchamper
Tom Terral
A. V. Walker
Julien Miller
Robert Wilson
Robert LaGrone Jr
George Wiley
Charles Jowthorp
J. F. Gorin
Hamilton Hannegan
Ex-Ozan Man Killed by Auto in Texas
Funeral services for Ines Hines 40 former Ozan resident will be held at First Baptist Columbus Friday at 11 a.m. He died in an auto accident near Fort Worth. Survived by father C B Hines of Ozan, three brothers and three sisters. Pallbearers named from Oran. Manganese ore of great importance to steel makers is produced in 11 states.
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Finneral Services
Ines
Ozan
Ft. Worth
Texas
First Baptist Church
Columbus
Qzan
Hines
C. B. Hines
Lh, B
C. V
Leon H. Hines
Local visit notes and ill health update
Mrs. J A Henry hosts a month long guest in the city while Mrs. Walter Langford of Gibsland visits this week. Mrs. Jack Lowe stays with relatives in Garden this week. Miss Edna Franklin is seriously ill in Julia Chester hospital drawing concern from many friends.
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Walter Langford
Gibsland
Jack Lowe
Garden
Edna Franklin
Julia Chester Hospital
WE THE WOMEN: BRIDGE TAKES TIME FROM FAMILY LIFE
Ruth Millett argues that women who play bridge for three to five hours after noon lose personal development time and harm family well being. She contrasts a sunny day with indoors card play and notes the activity keeps women indoors with other women.
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Ruth Millett
Squandering Leisure Over Bridge in New York Club
A New York night club scene portrays bridge club women habitually sipping, smoking, and overeating while neglecting family, community, and personal growth. The piece argues many wives lack creative pursuits and fail to feed or care for their families as they spend afternoons at the bridge table.
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New York
Dale
Boundary Dispute Could Be Settled by Parkway
Mexico City reports the United States and Mexico may resolve a 30 year boundary dispute by a free bordered parkway along the Rio Grande. The land in El Paso Texas is in dispute due to the river’s shifting course. A permanent river channel might be created with the parkway built on contested ground.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Rio Grande
Czar and Kaiser Derive From Latin Caesar
The terms czar and kaiser trace their roots to Caesar the title used by Roman leaders. Both words entered various languages to denote rulers or autocratic leaders, reflecting the influence of Julius Caesar on European political naming.
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Czar
Kaiser
Caesar
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Flora
Bo. Wingfield
Lime Garden Cluth
Yom Kinser
Floyd Porterfield
Frank ‘Trimble
Bridge
My View Club
Etta Champlin
Mamie Twitchell
Bay View Reading Club
J. A. Henry
Edwin Ward
E. White
J. G. Martindale
John Arnold
Martindale
Forney Hutchinson
W. C. Martin
Hutchinson
Center Point
Washington D. G. Chutth
Martin
Southern’ Methodist Church
Arkansas
George W. Truett
Young
B. EB. McMahon
Ben Flora
B. E B. McMahon
South Hervey Street
Ben Flory
Brinkley
T. F. Bowen
Charles Dana
Fligh Seleol
Clyde Monts
Dale Wilson
Helen Troy Hammons
Gilbert-Edwards
A. W. Edwards
Fulton
McCoy
Theo Gilbert
W. , Gilbert
Teague
Agee Gilbert
Gilbert
Guernsey High School
Saenger
Gene Autry
Warren Williams Francis. Robinson
Rialto
Mrs. Smith
Carole Lombard
Robt. Montgomery
Gene Raymond
Ladies Specialty Shop
Gossard
Ro ¥. Herndon Sr
BR. V. Herndon ,Jr
C. Lewis
Oaklawn Jockey Club
Hayden Newbold
Shreveport
W. Kendall Lemley
Mary ‘Lemley
Travis McCoy
Evelyn Greene
Oklahoma City, Oka
Syd. McMath
Red Cross
AAA
Lawfers
O'Orsay
Charles A. Haynes Co
Seller Hines
Hempstead
O. F. Ruggles
Rae
Aaswoy
Hill’s
Brownbikl Shoe Store
Lorraine
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