Social and Personal May 40 gathering notes and events
A busy social calendar lists Mother Daughter banquets by the W A and G A at the Educational Building and the Library Club at the Hotel Barlow. Meetings include YWAs, Ga s, the Wesleyan Guild, Cub Scout Pack No 33, and civic groups with venues at churches, city hall, and member homes. AMay 8 wedding and Open House at Julia Chester Hospital are noted along with the engagement of Martha White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A
G.a's
First Baptist Church
YWA and
G.A
Coming and Going in Bald Knob and Nearby
Mrs. Hollis Belk returns to Bald Knob after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Godwin and other relatives from Texarkana Shreveport Prescott Dallas and Houston. Families and friends gathered for Mother's Day with multiple visitors enjoying outings and weekend trips to Hot Springs Lake Hamilton andDallas venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hutson
Houston
Texas
George Hutson
Dallas
Mother's Day
J. W. Hutson
Henderson College selects trainee for Naval Reserve in 1948
New Orleans Rowland Murphy of Hope Arkansas has been chosen for training in the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps for the 1948 fall term. Eighth Naval District announced the selection from 24,117 aptitude test takers, 1,786 chosen as principals and 560 alternates. Courses lead to bachelor degrees with Naval Science, two summer cruises and one aviation indoctination period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Rowland Max Murphy
North Elm
Hope
Ark
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Eighth
Naval District
Navy
Hospital Notes Admits Newborn Powell and More
Hospital notes list newborn Baby Newell Powell admitted under RL 1 Pat jms. Also notes discharged Cybron Flowers Rt. 1 Hope and many other patients: Julia Chester Minnie Walden Roy Pry Eddie Fry Ruby Parsons Horton Foster Knox Dillard Whatley Hickey Emmett Butler and others. Arrivals include a daughter to Thomas O Butler and Mrs. Butler at Brooks Texas on May 1 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Newell Powell
Patjms
Cybron Flowers
Rt. 1
Hope
Julia Chester
Minnie Walden
Roy Pry
Fulton
Eddie Fry
Ruby E. Parsons
St. Louis
Frank WN. Horton
Tupe
J. J. Foster
Blevins
H. B. Knox
Mack Dillard
Gordon
Virginia Ruth Whatley
Alfred’ Hickey
Emmett
Frankin
Josephine
Thomas O. Butler
Brooks
Texas
Community Notes From Haynesville And Henderson Area
Local clubs and families from Haynesville Louisiana and Henderson State Teachers College district share weekend visits. Mrs Harela Tipton of Little Rock joins the Williams family in Henderson and Arkadelphia guests include Miss Sophia Williams and others. Victory Home Demonstration Club met May 5 at Mrs Jack Sumpters home with two new members welcomed. Reports covered poultry gardening pruning shrubs lawns and home grounds care. Plans discussed for a community get together and barn party on Friday May 7 at Mrs William Schoolley's home celebrating National Home Demonstration Week with a piano recital by Betty Ann Beytson and other activities in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harela ‘Tipton
Little Rock
Glen Williams
Henderxn College
Conway
Sophia Williams
Henderson State Teachers i Arkadelphia
Victory
Victory Home Demonstatinn Club
Jack Sumpters
Mia
Cayihuuh
Jack Byers
Z. B. Neal
Robert Cash
Poultby
Haller
Blackwood
William Schooley
Betty Ann Beytson
Hender
Ceanere College
Arka J Duaing
Delphi
Enty
Bruce
Truman Accepts Anderson Resignation in Senate Bid Endorsement
President Truman formally accepted Secretary of Agriculture Anderson's resignation and endorsed his Senate candidacy for New Mexico. The move follows Anderson's prior service in the House of Representatives and leaves a successor to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Anderson
Senate
Eran
New Mexico
Congress
House of Representatives
White House
Wardrobe Gets a New Look with Simple Remodels
Home Demonstration Agent Lorraine Blackwood offers steps to refresh last summer’s wardrobe. Remove shoulder pads for softer lines, adjust skirts to 12 to 13 inch longer hems, add ruffles or bands, and use plaid or plain contrast for trims. Add a wide petticoat, Gibson Girl bow, and a wide girdle belt to lengthen lines, finishing with careful coordination of colors and fabrics. The article also notes Peiping’s temples with sky colored ceramic tiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Blackwood
Fragmentary Local Notice From NSW Search Request
Fragmented OCR text from a Western New South Wales notice appeals for help locating a missing person. It mentions distance references and a plea to observe and report any sighting to assist the west region. The passage also includes stray, unrelated historical and geographic phrases.
Patience’s Reckoning with Aunt Helen in London
Patience faces a tense confrontation with Aunt Helen after confessing a complicated tale of travel involving Charlotte and Roger Dickson. The scene unfolds as Patience fears the aunt’s judgment while aiming to be truthful, and the atmosphere hints at growing tension and possible relief as unseen mercy emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patience
Aunt Alice
Aunt Helen
Miss. Helen
Alice
Patience Lone
Miss Halen
Charlotte
Londons
Patence
Helen
Faris
Charlote
Roger Dickson
Dwight Breeden
Badenee
Patenes
Theo
London
Miss Helen
Roger
Newhaven-Dieppe
Joey
Billerly
University of Arkansas hosts 20th annual home demonstration meet
The University of Arkansas at Fayetteville will host the 20th annual meeting of the State Council of Home Demonstration Clubs September 6 through 10. Mrs Cecil Macgan of White County, council president, and Mrs Clyde Taylor of Texas will help lead the program as plans focus on funding a cooperative living house for 4-H girls. A $4,000 to $60,000 fundraising drive is underway to cover rising building costs, with national council representatives attending a Tulsa gathering in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arkansas At
Clyde Taylor
Arkansas Home Demonstration Club
University of Arkansas
H.C. Huarville
Arkansas HD Council
National ‘Home
Lite
Dorothy Dix Advice on Cooking and Love
Dorothy Dix counsels unhappy wives to study cooking to please husbands and stay nourished families. She argues good meals affect mood, health, and earnings, urging wives to learn proper techniques and improve skills for harmony and stability in marriage.
The Doctor Says on leprosy worldwide and treatment
Leprosy remains present in many regions including Sweden Norway Iceland and parts of Russia Spain Portugal Great Britain Canada and the United States with 6 to 7 million worldwide in 1987. Early diagnosis isolation humane care and new chemical treatments offer hope for recovery and social reintegration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Jordan
M. Dy
NEA
Sweden
Norway
Iceland
Russia
Spain
Portugal
Great Britain
Canada
United States
West Indies
Mexico
Brazil
China
Africa
Hams Ripen Slowly in Cold Storage
Home Demonstration Agent Lorraine Blackwood explains cured hams and shoulders stored at home avoid flavor loss from cold lockers. Cured pork ripens slowly or not at all in cold storage, so use locker plants to free space for fresh foods. Wrap each piece in crease resistant paper and store in a cloth bag in a dark dry well ventilated room to improve quality and save refrigeration costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Blackwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Library Club
Wesleyan Guild
The
First Methodist Church
Clarice Cannon
Ateus
Vancer
Catmrmittee
Iris Garden Club
Paul Raley
Grassy Lake
Baptist Church
Chas
Revderson
D. Cook
Annie Sue Andres
Gleaners
Aline Johnson
East Third Street
C. C. Collins
Charles Hervey
Martha Greening White
Virgil Soloman
William Kendall Lemley
South Edgewood Avenue
Harry Jacob Lamley
Frederick Owen Elis
John Cain
Daughters of the American Revolution
Barlow
R. Eb, Cain
J. 4
Battle of Fulton
Wilbur D, Jones of
Hope Business
Burton
Onte
Chanage
R. L. Gosnell
the Smith
Martha White
Virgil Soloman, Jr
Alatheny
Mwbptist
Seven Cock
Miles Laha
South Main Street
Attacor Transportation
John Bartow
Ave
Barlow Hotel
Eleanor Seymour
Marltha White
C. D. Lester
Beryl Henry
Hope High School
Julia Chester Hospital
Arch More
Kelly Bryant
Wingfield
W. Y. Foster
Roy Anderson
Leo Robins
Sinateton
Luther M. Lile
Mary Ann
Robert Newton Singleton
W. P. Singleton
Horace Lewis
Rupert M. Blakely
D. A. McGehee
John David
Texarkana
Zeylon Hully
Harry, Bill
Carolyn Jo
Dorado
Arkansas
W. A. McCulley
Ralph L. Wray
Bobbie
Jimmy
Shreveport
Joe Wray
Jan
Prescott
JW. A. Wray
Wray
W. B. Ruggles
Truman Humphries
Lucille Ruggles
Mrs. C. Reynolds
Reynolds
Lake Tamilton
William Johnson
H. Grady Smith
Henderson College
Ferris Downs
Haynesville
Louisiana
Miz
Mrs
John. Downs
Wilk Darby
Dennison, Texas
Mel
Pynkham
Pinkham
Gelxo
Plydia E
Cary ‘Grant
Dudley +e
Loretta Young
Cottey
Howe
David Niven Han
Dudley
the Monty Woolley
Disney Cartoon — News
Peiping
New York
Batiste
Lusil 2 Kinard
Hamilton Moses
State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Flat Springs
G. Harmilton Moses
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Moses
NEA Telephoto
Pak Walrus
Louis Bekwy
Lurbenik
Sydney
Autryption
New South Wales
Walter
Tom Rites
Faye
Missus Watts
Tumeriaie
Near Bist Aud
India
Turkestan
Parts
the Innocent Imyres
Renee Shann
NEA Service, Inc
Madame Girard
Academy
Asin
Lelen
Nesver
Mary
Miss Mobille
Dorothy DIX
Dorothy DI
Jane
Austee
Papa
Beli Syni Ena
Rey
Infernyon
Iba
Nash
Fiean Nash
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