May 16 Social Calendar and D A R Chapter Meeting
Social calendar lists Hope Chapter 328 B S at Masonie Hall at 8 o'clock and the John Cain Chapter AL R May meeting at the Barlowan with luncheon hosted by Mrs A L Black and Mrs F R Johnson. The John Cain Chapter held a luncheon in white damask with red and white flowers then discussed Fing Day Celebration plans for June 14 at Expertnest Station with speakers including Steve Carrigan of Hope and a basket luncheon. Miss Lucy Persons of Garland City was named a prospective member. beautification programs for cemeteries were urged. several guests attended from Washington DC Fort Worth and elsewhere. B and P W Club reorganizing plans were also discussed.
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John Cain
AL R
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Barlowan
Mra. A. L. Black
Mra. F. R. Johnson
J. J. Battle of Fallon
Expertnest
Texwrinna
de Queen
Prescott and Hope
Steve Carrigan
Hope
M. Houston
Wilbur D. Jonas
Lucy Persons
Garland City
W.G. Allison
Cemetery Association
J. M. Houston
R. M. Briant
O. A. Graves
Houston
Mississippi
United States
Ben Haynes
Washington D.C
Millie McCammer
Fort Worth
Texas
5. B. Henry
W. G. Allison
Derby Victory Fulfills Sherry Bond’s Dreams
Sherry Bond wins the Kens ducky Derby aboard Pepper Boy after a dramatic stretch duel with Castanets and Red Soldier. Paul Wharton’s advice and rival sportsmanship frame the triumph as Sherry grapples loneliness without him, while Shep Grant’s youth contrasts with a budding romance.
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Wrathaday
Tony
Hotarn
Pont Paul
Aberry
Bheery
Pepper
Shep Grant
Sherry
Pepper Boy
Paul Wharton
Mann
Castanets
Paul
Honey
Red Soldier
Shep
War in Belgium revisited a long frontline tale
AP feature traces Belgium as a historic battleground from Gaul and Roman times through medieval rule to modern conflicts. It notes strategic lowland plains aided invasions by Germanic tribes and later powers, the Schlieffen plan, and repeated battlefield bloodshed across Flanders fields and the Rhineland corridor.
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Europe
Rhineland
Cathar
Netherlands
Belgium
Louis XIV
France
Rhine
England
Austria
Holland
Britain
Russia
Germany
Flanders
Barrow Club Federation Planned At Evening Gathering
A Tuesday evening club meeting centered around a crystal centerpiece and music from a trio. President Miss Mary Claude Fletcher announced officers and letters from state chapters while committees were named for publicity program coordination finance and international relations. The club agreed to federate in July and next met at Miss May Claude Fletcher's home.
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Barlow
Mary Claude Fletcher
Mise Fletcher
Jean Laseter
H. M. Olsen
Story
Mary Louise Keith
Hendrix Spraggins
Harriet
Edwin Stewral
Mins May Claude Fletcher
Lymnan Armstrong Hostess For Tuesday Bridge Club
Mrs Lyman Armstrong hosted the Tuesday bridge club at South Main Street. Three tables played with high score by Mrs Merlin Coop, followed by Mrs RV Herndon Jr and Mrs Paul H Jones. Hostess served salad and iced tea at the end. Oglesby VT A Has Final Meeting Of The Year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lymnan Armstrong Hotese
Lyman Armstrong
South Main Street
Merlin Coop
RV. Herndon Jn
Paul H. Jones
Oglesby VT. A
Oglesby P. T. A
W. R. Hamilton
Mamie Bell Holt
Eugene White
Hattie Richardson
P. A
Seeva Gibson
Glen Williams
Josephine Morris’ Poor
Local social notes recount visits and travels
Mrs J and Still da Mae Cannon will arrive Thursday to visit her mother Mrs Cannon and sister Miss Clarice Cannon. Mr and Mrs 0 B E Huette of New York City left Sunday after a week with Mr and Mrs Mamp Huette, accompanied by Miss Frances Huette who will tour Iowa City Chicago St Louis and other points. Mr and Mrs Edmund White and daughter Cherry have returned to Ft Smith after visiting Mr and Mrs Ed Van Sickle. Mrs Ida Toster hosted weekend guests Mr and Mrs BW Talbert of Dallas and Mr and Mrs Lany Dudney of Gladewater Texas. Mr and Mrs Roger Metcalf spent the weekend in Nashville with Mrs d Cornish. Mr C R Milburn Metropol itan Life Insurance representative left Wednesday for a business trip to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Huette
New York City
Mamp Huette
Frances Huette
Iowa City
Chicago
St. Louis
Edmund White
Gerrdine van Sickle
Cherry
Ft. Smith
Ed van Sickle
Ida Toster
BW. Talbert
Dallas
Lany Dudney
Gladewater
Texas
Roger Metcalf
Nashville
D. Cornish
Man's Best Friend Speaks On Life At Home
A talking hound addresses a busy master, praising steadiness and cheerfulness, noting the man overworks little and enjoys welcoming family at home. The dog invites the hound to visit to see the life they share, highlighting hospitality and security.
Harrison in Hollywood and the Egg Toss Comedy
Hollywood notes recount Powell and Myrna Loy reuniting in Love You Again with Powell’s memory loss plot and Myrna Loy’s comic eggs to the head gag. Also traces Johnny McGuire’s shift to English diction and Jack Oakie’s plowing mishap under director Allen Dwan during a July 16, 1790 era scene.
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Hollywood
Bill Powell
Myrna Loy
Powell
New York
Ino
Miss Loy
Ilong
Frank Me
Hugh
Sambler
Griggstor
Johny McGuire
Lone
George Boryhard Shay
McGuire
Oxford
Allen Dwan
Caskie
Oskie
Dwan
District of Columbia
Acts of Congress
Grab-Bag Lunch Prompts Quick Bite Image
Matrigué reflects on a noon meal option as a rapid lunch idea. The playful exchange notes grabbing a tempting plate and paying later, hinting at a casual dining scene.
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B.S
Masonie Hall
B. and
PLAW
Beton
Charles 6. Parmer
Sheridan Bond
Miss Bond
Miss Sheridan Bond
Elijah
Miss Sherry
Sam
Uncle Willie
Ted
Leather
Miss Bone
Ladies and Gentlemen of
America
Sheridan Bondi
Aswell Thoroughbred
McGinnis
Manhattan
Caesar
Hitler
Irs
Saenger
Amn Sheridan
Jeffrey Lynn
Rialto
Pat O’brien
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Mrs. J. &. Still
da Mae Cannon
Mrs. Cannon
Miss Clarice Cannon
C. R. Milburn
Metropoitian Life Insurance Company of
Poth
Harrison
Paul Harrison
NEA
Myrna
Edward Cron- Jager
Camerman
Jack
Bil Porter
Paul Tharristy
NEA Colume
Bill Porter
Jack Oakie
Oakie
DODGE
Sun Eneneneemnens Tamer
Keorn
Cnd
B. R. Hamm Motor Co
Plymouth Degler
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