Social Calendar Highlights Rare May Events and Wedding
May social calendar lists meetings of Junior-Senior group at the high school at 3 30 PM with 3 PM executive session, Friday and Thursday bridge clubs, teas honoring Lula Garland in Emmet, and garden party at Mr Garret Story's home. Bay View Reading Club elects new officers. Mrs Hugh Jones hosts. Mrs W J Jones entertains visiting Mrs W R Campbell of San Antonio with bridge. prizes awarded to several players. Marjorie Atkins weds James Owen Atkins Jr at Emmet. couple plans to reside in Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Pritchett
James M. Hudson
Bridge
Lula Garland
Hudson
Emtict
Bay View
Texas
Ftrs
W. J. Jones
Main Street
W. R. Campbell
San Antonio
Alston Foster
Genrke Robison
Nick Jowell
Clarence Skidmore
Waterloo
Atkins Welch
Clifford Welch
Emsnet
Marjorie
James Owen Akins Jr
Hone
Webb
Methodist Church of
Emmet
Owen Atkins Sr
Hope
Memphis, Tenn. Concern
Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight Texas Trip
Mrs H M Olsen has returned from a trip to yardus points of Interest in Texas. Mrs William Duckett was the Wednesday guest of her sister Mrs William Glover and Mr Glover in Malvern. Mrs E M McWilliams Mrs Max Cox and Mrs J R Henry left Thursday for Washington DC to visit Senator and Mrs Lloyd Spencer with plans to tour New York and Virginia. Mr and Mrs A B P Chandler of Hugo Oklahoma are guests of Mr and Mrs Jesse Brown. Mrs Tom Coleman of lite Rock is visiting friends in the city. Miss Teressa Urban has resumed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. McWilliams
Max Cox
J. R. Henry
Washington D. C
Lloyd Spencer
New York
Virginia
A. BP. Chandler
Hugo, Okla
Jesse Brown
Britain Calls on Women War Registration Reaches 300000
Miss England has gone to war as more than 300,000 British women aged twenty have re registered for national service. The program, not conscription, compels women to register and then choose roles in women's services or industry. Registration prompts attendance at labor exchanges to match tasks, with training for factory work or technical schooling.
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Rosette Hargrove
NEA
London
England
Great Britain
Bevin
Zia
Britain
Lek
Suburbia
ALT. S
WOA
ALR
W, BR
Women's Land Army
Electricity Vanishes in Sleep
University of Minot researchers report a surface body electrical change differentiates wakefulness from sleep. Awake scalp currents show positive on the scalp and negative on the forearm, while in sleep and anesthesia the current drops to near zero. Exercise and cold raise the scalp to forearm current. Java island supports 42 million people over 622 by 121 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soward W. Blakessel
Associated Presse
Urbana
University of Minot
Java
Legal notice of Miss Fanisie Mac Canon separation from Briant Florist
Legal notice states Miss Fanisie Mac Canon is no longer associated with Briant Florist. Signed Mys RT Briant May 1, 8, 15. Mentions a two day stay in Little Rock for cosmetics school. Other brief items note Lt J T Bowden Jr visiting Monticello relatives and Mrs H B Vineyard, Ida Foster and Maurine Walker updates, and Victor Cobb visiting Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fron
Little Rock
Foxx Says Yankees Would Benefit From Gordon At Second
The Scoreboard reports Jimmy Foxx aligns with Connie Mack in arguing the Yankees should have kept Joe Gordon at second base rather than moving him to first. Foxx notes Gordon is among the game’s best second basemen and fears the team will lose power at first if Gordon is shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Emory Foxx
Connie Mack
Yankees
Joe Gordon
Oregonian
Jilvat
Gerald Prid
Gerry Priddy
New Yorks
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Holor
Gordon
George Lister
Bill Terry
Lew Gehrig
Hank Greenberg
Rudy York
Johnny Mize
Mading
Briggs
Priddy
Pennges
Nash Scores With Cartoon Arkansas Feature
The Arkansas Cartoon Feature Service debuts in The Star, touted as exclusive and state wide. Bert Nash, Arkansas native and artist for the Legion, is described as highly qualified to deliver distinctive Arkansas content with weekly cartoons and material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Bert Nash
Arkane
Ative
Little Rock
Mr. Nash
American Legion
Franca
Faris
Buckingham Palace
George VI
England
Arkansas Centenpist Commission
Arkansas Legionnaire
Nash
Freeze Locker Promotes Year Round Meats For Farms
Extension agents Oliver Adams and Mary Fletcher announced a May 12 meeting at Frosted Food Market Lilie Rock to discuss freezer locker use for year round meat supply. B Warner and Mary Loughead will cover beef cutting and fruit vegetable prep, while Muldrow outlines best fattening timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver. L. Adams
Mary Fletcher
Lilie Rock
B. Warner
Th §&. Departsment of Agriculture
Mary E. Loughead
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
M. W. Multdrow
Collage of Agriculture
Mr. Muldrow
Yankees face draft talk over Priddy trade and Dahlgren critique
In a heated draft discussion Yankees owner Hank Greenberg would have paid for Priddy in cash. Foxx defends Babe Dahlgren, arguing he wasn’t as poor as some articles claim. The debate touches on how retaining Dahlgren might have altered Joc k Gordon’s freedom and the team’s strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees York
Hank Greenberg
Priddy
Foxx
Babe Dahlgren
Yankees
Jock Gordon
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Friday Muate Club
Mra. B. W
W. A. Herndon
Feant Haltom Jr
Milas Lula Garland
Mr. Garrett Story
E. B. White
Steve Carrigan
Arch Moore
Gus Hughes
W. W. Johnson
Ewin Ward
John Arnold
T. R. Billingsley
Steve Corrigan
Roy Stephenson
George Newher
R. L. Broach
Newhert
Cecil Wyatt
Biliarav
Isaengerim
Humphrey Bogart
Sylvia Sidney
Rialto
Saenger
Marines Daily Turf
Texas Rangers
William Duckett
William Glover
Glover
Malvern
Brown Shoe Store
J. T. Bowden Jr
Monticello
Relatives Land Friends
The
Oss
Ida Foster
Maurine Walker
Magnolia
Victor Cobb
Texarkana
Bahlgren
Harry Grayson
Mr. Hays
Paulette Goddard
Star
Arkansas Press
Hempstead
County
Las
United
Star Argentina
Actid
American Institute of Laundering
Tating Ponds
Dubarry
Teresa Urban
Richard Hudout
DuBarry School
Shohen
Ward & Son
Batistes
Mil Siver
Caton
Rephan
the Friendly Store
Ling Talfefas
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