Living Cost Drives Car Sales Rise Says Ponting Executive
D A Bathrick Ponting Motor Division general sales manager says rising living costs reduce real wages and widen the gap between income and expenses. He notes a hypothetical 1983 family earning 120 dollars monthly would need 157.49 to live at the same standard, while 130.76 covers living costs today, leaving 274 dollars monthly for purchases like new cars. Sales figures reportedly reflect this shift, with steady record results month after month.
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D. A. Bathvick
Ponting Motor Division
Bathrick
Bubrick
Beatrice Faces Morning at Huntington's Fashions
Beatrice Dun found at Huntington's Fashions as moral and professional strain collide with romance. With Anthony looming in the background she wrestles secrecy, factory pressure, and a fading sense of self. Toby explains Vera’s love triangle while Beatrice weighs risking truth to win love.
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Beatrice
Anthony
Park Avenue
Tye
Toby
Kitchener
Terry
Vera
Jake Simon
Beatys
Huntington's
Jake
Getz
Ooice
Bruce Sheldrake
Palm Springs
Hawaii
South America
Buvcer
Beatrice Yan
Ino Spection
Miss Ryan
Fragmentary notes on marital discord and global politics
The readable fragments touch a wife seeking divorce over her husband’s silence and a vague reference to Turkey not recognizing Hitler. Additional bits mention the whirligig beetle’s divided eyes and a sweeping claim about U S lamp spending. The text is sketchy and contains stray phrases from various topics.
Anniversary milestones and campus mural project notes
The article mentions the University of Texas celebrating a 25th anniversary with Berry still serving as a director of the department. It also notes plans to cover rooms of nearby buildings with a layer during a sweep. A Mercury reference states a diameter of 3,000 miles as the smallest planet.
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Austin
Tex
Texs
Berry
Social Calendar Highlights A Night Of Parties And Meetings
Social events fill Friday and weekend schedules with music club and choral gatherings at private homes. A March 31 Mission Study session at the church. Harriet Ann Pritchard honored at a Thursday dinner hosted by Luther Holloman. Guests include Jack Mathis, Lenora Routon, and many locals. Emanon Club dinner-bridge hosted by Carter Johnson with yellow floral decor and notable attendees.
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Bilas Harries
Aim Pritchard
Luther Holloman
Barlow Diven
Luther Holsoman
Harriet Ann Pritchard
Aye
Washington D.C
S Sweetpeas
Robert Sidingham
Miss Pritchard
Pritchard
Jack Mathis
Longview
Lexus
Lenora Routon
Marti Poole
Charlotte Cox
Willis Smith
Senator and Mrs Spencer Host Before Washington Trip
Mr and Mrs Terrell Cornelius entertained for Senator and Mrs Lloyd Spencer who plan to leave Saturday for Washington D C. The home featured iris and spirea decors and a gold dining room scheme with a center gold eagle centerpiece and a birthday cake as the senator’s day marked by candles. Guests included numerous local couples and friends from Prescott and Columbus. Girl Scout Council met at Mrs Frank Heyrne’s home to finalize plans for a fundraiser in the Saenger building on April 8 and 9 with pie and coffee served to attendees.
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Marianna
George T. Newbern Sr
Arkansas
George Newbern Jr
Newbern
Carter Johnady
Emanon Club
Carter Johnson
Jolngon
E. M. McWilliams
Senator
Spencer
Nick Jewell
J. C. Broyles
T. 8. McDavitt
Roy Anderson
Robert Wilson
Lloyd Spencer
Terrell Cornelius
Woyd Spencer
Washington D. C
Iris
Spirea
Senator Spencer
Buests
Cornelius Buests
Jim Wilson
Columbus
Girl Scout Council
Prank Heatnes
Girl Scoul Council
Frank Heyrne
Saenger
R. Z. White
Harry J. Lemley
Marie Parkins
FP. McFaddin
Ched Aall
Hugh Jones
John
List of Attendees for March Personal Service
A group of attendees gathered for a personal service in March. Members include Bobby Joyce Formby Ella Joe Ediston Rose Dosset Margaret Bush Mary Joe Dickinson Maxine Hatcher Margaret Fhippin Phyllis Williams Mary Ray Moses Maxine Boyette Frances Hac lman Norman Jean Duke Anna Faye Thrash Marilyn Erwin Barbara Sue Walker June Duke and Mary Helen Crashy.
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Bobby Joyce Formby
Ella Joe Ediston
Rose Dosset
Margaret Bush
Mary Joe Dickinson
Maxine Hatcher
Margaret Fhippin
Phyllis Williams
Mary Ray Moses
Maxine Boyette
Frances Hac Lman
Norman Jean Duke
Anna Faye Thrash
Marilyn Erwin
Barbara Sue Walker
June Duke
Mary Helen Crashy
Races At Hot Springs Draw Local Friends Visitors
Personal mentions note Mr and Mrs George Robison and Mr and Mrs Vincent Poster traveled to Hot Springs for races. Miss Montez Elmore plans to return Friday from Ouachita Call and Philadelphia to celebrate spring holidays with parents. Several Dallas residents visited Hot Springs for the races and others joined Jockey Club events.
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George Robison
Vincent Poster
Haut Springs
Robert LaGrone
Frank Nolen
P. D. Smith
Dallas
Hot Springs
Qouk Lawn
Jockey Club
Max Cox
B. L. Rettig
George Christopher
Blytheville
Beaty Hospitaller
Lite Moore
RB. ¥. Hernon Jr
Home Run Mark Easy For Pitcher In National League
National League pitchers may set a record this year by hitting seven homers, a mark not yet reached. The existing record is six, held by Hal Schumacher of the Giants, with a few others having hit one homer in past seasons.
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NBA
New York
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Schumacher
Curt Davis
Claude Pusseau
Charley Byuye
Lay Namneke
Bucky Walters
Harry Ginbert
Joe Bocman
Truette Sewol
Whit Wyatt
Carl Doyle
Old Rails and Quiet Resolve Reflect a Global Conflict
Some steel rails laid half a century ago still are in use while the average life in service sits at 15 years. John Garner states he will not express himself publicly for a year, a stance perhaps born of habit or caution amid unsettled times.
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John Garner
Manion the catcher guides MSU box ball line
East Lansing based MSU box ball team uses catcher Manion on the third base coaching line for strategic control. Doc Manion is a noted coach and manager, having led the East Lansing kids to the Michigan NYA league title last summer with pitcher Jack Kobs, son of Spartan Line coach John Koby.
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East Lansing
Mich
Ward Doc
Manion
Michigan State College
Doc
Michigan Nya
Jack Kobs
John Koby
Spartan
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