Calendar and club notices for March meetings and sale
Calendar items announce bake and gift sale on March 29 at the former Stewarts jewelry Store building and church circle meetings led by Mrs. Webb Rowe Burroughs and Mrs. Allen. Nevada County PF TA council to meet March 26 at 7 p.m. with District Director Bailey. Chapter AE of PEGS Sisterhood meets March 26 at 3 p.m. and Cosmopolitan Club meets March 26 at 8 p.m. Also a note from the National Geographic Society states the horseshoe crab is the only known creature that chews with its legs and grinds food into pulp.
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Ladies of the Gospel Lighthouse Church
Stewarts Dewelry
Calvin Webb
Clayburn Rowe
Business Women's Circle of
The
First Baptist Church
F. I. Burroughs
Study of Home Missions
Nevada County
T. A
Cale
H. B. Bailey
J. D. Allen
National Geographic Society
Sunday School Lesson on the Christ in the Gospels
William E Gilroy presents a Sunday School lesson exploring Jesus in various Gospel portrayals. It contrasts gentle, shepherd and compassionate sides with stern denunciations of hypocrisy, noting the Pharisees and Scribes, and urging reflection on Jesus attitude toward modern authorities.
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Jesus
Cialilee
Mary
Marthy
Lazarus
Christ
Temple
Elis
John the Baptist
John
Israel
Bagster
Moses
God
Noted promises to boost farm yields through irrigation and fertilizer
The piece argues for increased farm output via irrigation and phosphate use, forecasting rising yields and praising American farmers. It cites plans to intensify inputs and soil building to solve overproduction, projecting future growth and optimism for farming communities.
Meals Planned for Schools Next Week
Meals to be served in Elementary School Duheter-Sexion High School next week include Monday baked ham baked beans cabbage and carrot salad biscuit orange pudding milk Tuesday meat loaf buttered rice blue lake beans whole wheat muffins fruit jello cookie milk Wednesday rice mixed greens corn bread salad cake squares milk Thursday hot dog slaw pinto beans fruit cobbler milk Friday vegetable soup and crackers peanut butter and jelly sandwich carrot sticks tea cream milk Junior-Senior High School Friday noodle casserole English peas slaw enriched bread donut milk
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duhler-Sexion High School
Vanderbilt Takes His Third Wife
Alfred Gwyne Vanderbilt, 44, heir to a vast fortune, wed Jean Harvey 20 in Mexico City on March 12. The Chicago debutante aimed at theater, and the couple are now in Florida and likely to reside on Long Island. Vanderbilt, famed racehorse owner, was divorced last December from Jeane Murray Vanderbilt. His first marriage to Manuela Hudson ended in 1942 and produced a daughter.
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Chicago
Alfred Gwyne-Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
America
Jean Harvey
Mexico City
Dagfelt Harvey
Long Island
N. Y
Jeane Murray Vanderbilt
Gnoding
Idaho
Manuela Hudson
Wen- Gie
Miss Harvey
New York City
Byron) Harvey
Fred Harvey
Harvey Restaurant
Christian Women’s Fellowship Meets at Church
The Martha meeting of the Christian Women’s Fellowship was held Monday afternoon at the church with Mrs C C Wahlquist hostess. Mrs George Baker, vice president, presided. The meeting opened with the song Let the Lower Lights Be Burning and Mrs Dennis Ledbetter led in prayer. Mrs Baker gave the devotional.
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Marth
Chrisstian Women's Tfellowship
C. C. Wahlqust
George Baker
Dennis Ledbetter
Baker
Churon
Christian Womens Business Fellowship
Unigan
Alfred Cummings
Busiess Women's Fellowship
Hot Springs
Elizabeth Francisco
Chris. Mae
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Column Fragments and Notices
A collage of reader questions about dating and marriages with Dorothy Dix style responses, plus notices of Legion events, church activities, and a garden club meeting. The page weaves personal guidance with community announcements and social club reports from Hooper Nelson Post No. 51 and local organizations.
Daffodil Tea Highlights Club Year and Meetings
Garden club activities feature daffodil arrangements and officer slate for 1957 38, with new members welcomed. Many society events include floral displays at home of Mrs Bill Dawson, notes on program Let’s Talk About Daffodils and Wesleyan Service Guild gathering, plus Christian Womens Business Fellowship meeting and convention plans in Hot Springs.
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Horace Jones
Joe Garden Club
Horace ‘ MeXamie
Rose Garden Club
Rorace Jones
Ot McKenne
Jones
Bill Oates
Bot Yarbrough
A. M Roltig
Bryan Moody
Bill Wards
Alfred DeBlack
Carl Mitchel
Adam Guthrier
J. T. McRae
A. M. Reilig
Jesse Porter
Alfred de Binck
J, Br, Shipp
McKenzie
Harald Pollack
Oklahoma City
Okla
Pollack
Bill Dawson
Prescotll Garden Club
Verenon Fore
J. B. Hesterly
Dewey Stripling
N. N. Daniel
J. W. Gist
A. Cole
Caral Stott
RT. Murry
Murry
N, N
Daniel Serv
J, B
Hesterly
Warren Cummings
Wesleyan Service Guild
Ellen Maple Hell
Paul
Charlie ‘Thomas
Uea
R. Nelson
Juanita Taylor
B. A. ReLamar
Simon W.bbe
Industrial rate increase bid dismissed by public commission
Little Rock reports that an application by Retssell Villa Water Co Inc for large industrial users was dismissed yesterday by the Public Service Commission. The company had indicated plans for a large increase later. Poultry Co of Russellville protested the action. A separate note mentions J W Bellamy Jr of Pine Bluff Ark appearing for the Arkansas Bankers Association at a House Agriculture Committee hearing.
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Little Rock
Retssell Villa Water Co., Inc
Clall Public Service Commission
Iater, Bryart. Poultry Co
Russellville
Washington ii
J. W. Bellamy Jr
Pine Bull
Ark
House Agriculture Committee
Arkansas Bankers Associatin
Avisansas
Missouri
Greens
Craighead
Mississippi
State Public Service Commission
Ark Mo
Paragould
Blythevile
Aca
Steinbeck Invited to Oklahoma Affair
John Steinbeck is invited to assist in the formal opening program of the Oklahoma event. His works on Oklahoma families migrating to California are cited as context. Officials expect his visit amid competing projects and regional development plans at the new transmission and exposition site.
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Oklahoma City
John Steinbeck
Steinbeck
Oklahoma
California
Exposition
Phreetor Jamse Ft
Burge Sake
Bleins Beck
Oklahoms
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Tonite
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A. Vanderbilt
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American Legion
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Bureau of Vital Statistics
State of Arkanasas
Legion Command
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