Three To Make Ready By W. H. Pears
Paula faces a tangle of loyalties as Chris drafts her into a fragile romance. Tony Beale calls, Kilo Sherwood declares love, and a campus party looms. Paula must balance friendship, rivalry, and a promise she fears to break, leaving readers eager for the next chapter.
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W. H. Pears
Gamma ‘Au
Lazy Mary
Paula
Chris
Inker’s Creek
Tate
Tony
Tony Beale
Paulie
Kile
Kilo
Kila
League
Barney Sherwood
We the Women Ruth Millet Guests who brighten evenings
Ruth Millet describes the Brighia as ideal guests who take responsibility for a party’s success. They engage, start lively discussions, defuse tensions, and help everyone relax, making conversations engaging and inclusive. The piece contrasts their thoughtful, proactive approach with more passive guests. The article also notes the Mississippi River drains nineteen states, about a fifth of the United States.
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Ruth Millet
Mississippi River
Butaries
The
United
Social Calendar Highlights From Grove Area Clubs
Social calendar items list meetings and events across Grove area clubs from May 20 to Friday night. Activities include Woodman Circle, Azalea Garden group, bridge clubs, Brookwood PT A benefit, First Baptist Sunday School class social, and W C M S circle gatherings with missionary talks and officer installations. Members and guests attend games, teas, and social hours at homes and church facilities with multiple hosts named.
First Baptist Circle Meeting at Mrs Garrett Home
Members of Circle No 9 of the IWMS of the First Baptist church gathered Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs H F J Garrett. Mrs J E Lessenberg served as joint hostess and the group included several named participants.
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Bay View
Steven Carrigan
Girele
First Christian Church
Oliver Adams
Jesus
Hallie Strange
Trayel
Circle No
Yd O'elick
Circle No. 9
IW. M. S
First Baptist Church
H. F. J. Garrett
Je E. ‘Lessenberg
Prescott Couples Celebrate Marriages In Local Notices
The circle leader Mrs. W C Andres presided at a meeting. Mission study followed by Mrs. P J Holt. Social hour served refreshments to 14 members and one visitor. Rhodes Johnson and Mrs J C Johnson announce Vera Rhodes to Tererll H Rodes of this city. Vera Rhodes a Prescott High School graduate. Rhodes employed by Lion Oil Co now moving to Burlington Iowa. Margie Rowe to Corporal Marvin Autrey of Camp Bowie Texas. A Texarkana marriage occurred on April 21.
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Bertha M. Fuller
Little Rock
Presient
Ted Jones
Lal
B. L. Rettig
J. R. Cullipher
Honey Hicks
Harry Phipps
Walter Carter
George Dords
Malcolm Porterfield
C. D. Dickinson
Stenage
Mexico
Circle No. 2
Oliver Adams
W. C. Andres
P. J. Holt
Rhodes Johnson
J. C. Johnson
Prescott
Vera
Tererll H. Rodes
H. B.rhodes
Rhodes
Prescott High School
Lion Oil Co
Burlington
Iowa
Autrey-Rowe
Frank Rowe
Margie
Marvin Autrey
Camp Bowie
Texas
Texarkana
Various Obituaries and Notices From Magnolia Area Press
Personal mentions include Mrs W M Reaves and daughter Josephine attending the funeral of Mrs Reaves uncle D M Galloway in Nashville. Janet Lemley elected to membership in Murray Board at University of Arkansas. Joe Wimberly of Hope contributes an original writing to the University of Arkansas library. Mr and Mrs Jon M Snell of Port Arthur Texas were weekend guests of Harry Hawthorne. Br Joe Olmstead returns home after graduation from Magnolia A M College. Mr and Mrs Robert Chandler Cunningham of Arkadelphia welcomed a son born May 19 in Arkadelphia hospital. Mrs Harry J Lenvey visits with Captain Harry Lemley and Lt McRae Lemley and Mrs Lemley of Fort Sill. Mrs Jim McKenzie hosts Dr McKenzie's mother Ury McKenzie of Star City. Miss Wanda Lane of Magnolia A I M College arrived to spend...
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Joe Olmstead
Magnolia A. & M. College
Magnolia
Robert Chandler Cunningham
Arkadelphia
Arkadelphia Hospital
Harry J, Lenvey
Sony
Harry Lemley
Lemley
McRae Lemley
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Ain Dy
Jim McKenzie
McKenzie
Ury McKenzie
Star City
Arkansas
Mind Your Manners at Brown Spring Cage Practice
Guidance on letter writing for soldiers and a brief note about Brown University spring basketball practice under coach Fippy Dye at Providence. The feature reflects period etiquette and a sports item in one captioned snippet.
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Brown University
Fippy Dye
Local Notes and Visitors Mentioned in Week’s Column
Summer vacation with Mr and Mrs C P Lane. Friends of Alvin E Gunn formerly of Hope now in Shreveport regret his severe heart attack confinement at Highland Sanitarium. Watson Rhodes left for Burlington Iowa to take a new position. Mrs R E Cooper visiting relatives in Illinois. Oliver Gilliam departed for San Diego to serve as petty officer in the U S Navy. Mrs Marvin Rupey of Texarkana Tex was the weekend guest of relatives and friends in the city.
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Alvin E. Gunn
Hope
Shreveport
Highland Sanitarium
Oliver Gilliam
San Diego
Cal
U. S. Navy
Marvin Rupey
Texarkana
Texas
Paris in Spring Brings Small Changes and Busy Streets
Paris in early May shows little change from occupation yet streets fill with sunshine crowds. Food shortages persist while green vegetables arrive, unemployment appears to fall, and gasoline is scarce guiding Parisians to bicycles and improvised taxis. Traffic accidents draw crowds as wheel rims break and limbs bruise.
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Roy Porter
Paris
Champs Elysses
Gurek
Spectators Pack Longchamps as Bets Flow at Race Meet
At Longchamps fifty thousand spectators jammed the track to place bets as seven races drew about five hundred thousand francs in wagers each. The narrator stood in line over fifteen minutes for the last race to bet one hundred francs on a favorite that won, paying fifty-nine francs for ten. War regime limits and emerging summer plans color the mood as transport services resume and travel restrictions ease.
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Longchamps
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NEA Servic
Chris Nvelde
Andy
Sweetland
Kilo Sherwood
Bill Jenks
Jenks
Pauiie
Tess
Wil
Chick
Woodman Circle
Grove
Woodman Hall
Azalea Garden
Clit Garden
Harry
Syd McMath
Bridge Club
Alme Futchinson
Happy News
W. M. Cantley
Dick Forster
Bridge
Henry Grant
Ada, Oklahoma
Brookwood PT. A
Hans
Brookwood BP
T. A
Neal
Harry Thaw
L. Murphy
Bill Brashier
First Baptist
Jennie Wanegan Clogs
First Baptist Sunday School
J. S. Morton
Ike Spechil
Girl Scouts
Weiner
Milam
Robert Walker
James McLarty
Martha Ray Atkins
Charles Hyatt
Mary Esta Edminston
Billy Hirris
Patricia Bien
Bobby Wart
Catherine Rising
Charles Thomas
Marzell Reed
Jimmy Mil
Upfiastrom
Saenger
Fred Astaire
Paulette Goddard
New Orleans
Rialto
Arctic
Richard Arlen
Edmund Lowe
Ire Theatres Saenger
Blondie
the Panhandle
Arizona
Talbot's Annual
Talbot'sutfit
Jon M. Snell
Port Arthur
Harry Hawthorne
Wanda Lane
Magnolia A. I & M. College
T. M. Reg. U
John Smith
Jol R. Smith
Company C
199Th Infantry
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
Mrs. C. P. Lane
Watson Rhodes
R. E. Cooper
Ilinois Points
Schuer Au
Yellow Cab Company
Roosevelt
Capital
Nelly Don
Eggle
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Nashville
Doe Siler
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