Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings and Weddings
May events fill the week with a slate of meetings at the First Methodist church and private homes, including Adhow’sal at the church, contract club at Mrs. Monon Cardon, Lilac Garden Club, and Friday Music Club. A wedding announcement notes the marriage of Miss Nell Hays to Joy Moody in Muskogee Oklahoma and planning for the couple’s home in Heber Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
E. 0. Wingfiald
Sara Ann Halland
Liewtenant HH. K. Metlarg
To. Q. Wingfleed
Edith Boyett
Thompson Evans, Jr
Tom Purvis
Marjory Bowery
Moody-Hays
Nell Hays
C. G. Hays
Ways of Hope
Joy Moody
Wedding Vows Tie Two Lovers From Different States
The bride wore a veil with a wet gardenias and lilies of the valley corsage. Mrs. Jock Henderson of Oklahoma City attended in a brown suit with gold accessories. The groom’s best man was Mr. Henderson. The couple met through connections at colleges and workplaces in Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Oklahoma City, then planned to reside at 861 South G Street in Muskogee after a short wedding trip.
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Jock Henderson
Oklahoma City
Henderson
Mandy
Nenderson State Teachers College
Kay
Credit Jewelers
Mope, Myr
Quivers Silty
Arkansas
Chillieuthe Business College
Manhattan Long Construction Company
Muskeee
South G Street
Muskozed
Coming and Going in Little Rock and Nearby Cities
Mrs Remmel Young visits Little Rock on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Charles A Yonte and Cory arrive from Washington DC to stay with Mrs Yonte’s parents J C Carlton. Mr Roy Anderson and daughter Mrs Thompson Evins Jr drive to Hot Springs with Anderson staying for baths. Mrs J M Bush Mrs A E Slusser and Jesse Bush spend Monday in Little Rock. Earl Leo Avcher Jr to head to New Orleans for Naval Reserve Aviation training.
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Remmel Young
Little Rock
Charles A. Yonte
Cory
Roy Anderson
Thompson Evins, Jr
Hot Springs
Mr. Anderson
7. M. Bush
A. TE. Slusser
Jesse Bush
Warnesdaytfonnain
Earl Leo Avcher, Jr
New Orleans
Naval Reeserve Aviation
First Presbyterian Church midweek service in Philadelphia
The midweek service of the First Presbyterian Church will be held Wednesday night in Philadelphia at 7730. Members of the church are cordially invited to attend this service.
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First Presbyterian Church
Philathan Monn
Sheet Metal Course at State School
The United States Employment Service at 201 East Second Street Hope announces aircraft sheet metal training at Arkansas State Trade School. Training period reduced from twelve weeks to six, with openings for men and women. No training fee, living expenses borne by trainee. Apply by contacting the Employment Service in Hope.
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United States Employment Service
East Second Street
Hope
Harrison in Hollywood shows Mahoney’s gag craft in films
Hollywood gag man Willkie Mahoney, tall and unobtrusive, works under contract with MGM and Warner Brothers to sharpen comedy lines and create movement in scripts. He adapts Wilkie’s gags for George Washington Slept Here while actors Benny and Sheridan observe a ramshackle set as a test of his touch.
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Hollywood
Willkie Mahoney
Mahoney
M-G-M
Warner Brothers
Washington
George Kaufman
Moss Hart
Wilkie
William Keighley
Arm Sheridan
Jack Benny
Benny
Miss Sheridan
United States
Caribbean Crisis on the Abas Island Rescue
Captain Jackson and crew confront a violent escape on Abas Island as Leonard Halsey wrests control from Talcott. Jane Paterson and Professor Albert Constantine arrive with jeopardized luggage. Sebastien is knifed, Tomas and Jackson are subdued, and the schooner's crew flees into the night aboard with authorities to be alerted.
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Bbs Suversnor
MacBowell
Fupai
Paterson
Bosuil
Dean
Anni
Elirles
Wili Une Paterson
Captain Jackson
MacDowell
Mac Nowell
Leonard Halsey
Juan
Jackson
Halsey
Dowell
Maiva Tomas
Tomas
Talcott
Sebastien
Jane Paterson
Tal~ Colt
June Paterson
Martha Swenson
Albert Constantine
Hinlsey
Talcoit
Black Tomas
Battlefield Home Demonstration Club Meets May Event
Battieketts The Battlefield Home Demonstration club met May 12 at Mrs Jennie Singards home. Seven members attended with Miss Lewis assistant agent and Mr Jones sanitarian. Rosa Toner presided in the president's absence. Roll call, winter clothing care, wool article preservation, choosing work clothes for women and girls. Mr Jones spoke on water sanitation sewage disposal and house fly control. Members urged to buy War Savings stamps. Scripture reading and prayer followed. Next meeting set for June.
Mahoney the gag man who built a career on ideas
Wil sie Mahoney is described as a serious, soft-spoken humorist who values science in honor. After Santa Clara he went to Hollywood hoping to be a Slim Summerville. Starved for work, he submitted jokes to Judge and Captain Billy and each paid $5, launching his career as a gag writer. More about Mahoney promised later.
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Wilsie Mahoney
Mahoney
Santa Clara University
Summerville
Captain Billy
Union Grove Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
Union Grove Home Demonstration Club met May 15 at 2 p.m. in the church with eight members and seven visitors. Miss Louise Lewis led the clothing demonstration in absence of the leader, covering woolens care and women’s garments, plus other tips. Mr. Jones spoke on sanitation, wells, sewage, flies, and milk handling. Two members were chosen for a training school at DeAnn May 28. Plans for June Council at Friendship. Refreshments. Dora Wortham visited Nashville. Pvt Bruce Rhodes returned from Camp Robinson after a ten-day furlough. Also mentions trapdoor spider behavior, Norwich city churches, and medieval monuments.
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Union Grove
Louise Lewis
Jones
Al- 80
DeAnn
Friendship
Local residents take trips and visit relatives across towns
McCaskill Miss Fredda Harper traveled to Little Rock this week. Misses Jean Sheffield and Leta Rhodes returned from Magnolia A and M college to spend vacation with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith of Hope visited W. M. Long’s family. Chester McCaskill and daughter Janelle stayed with relatives in Little Rock. J. O. Harris visited Hope on Friday. F H Wortham and C A Wortham with daughters Greena visited Bill Williamson in Waldo. Margaret Daniels left for Kilgore Texas. Letha Curtis of El Dorado visited her parents. Mrs. Bob Rodgers spent a week with her son Glendon in Hope. Boyce Rinehart family and Ruben Griffin attended a show Sunday afternoon. H M Rhodes and H B Eley also made a trip to Little Rock.
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Fredda Harper
Little Rock
Jean Sheffield
Leta Rhodes
Magnolia A
M. College
Howard Smith
Hope
W. M. Long
Chester McCaskill
Janelle
J. O. Harris
F. H
Soldier stationed at Bowman Field Kentucky seeks payments
The writer says they have been called to the colors and are stationed at Bowman Field Kentucky. They request settlement of accounts placed with Miss Kathleen Collier at Olie's Dairy, 224 East Third St., Hope.
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Bowman Field
Kentucky
Kathleen’ Collier
Olie
East Third Bt
Hope
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Wingfield
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It. I. Gosnell
Carter Johnson
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Ralph Rottlon
Robert TaGrone
Remmel Youns
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Misselth Boyell
Joyce Adair
Burger Jones
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Clay M. Dugan
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Hattiesburg
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Ernest DN. Hallowhy
First Presbyterian Chures
Herman Ashlea
George Newbern
BR. . Broach
George Newbern, Jr
Basil York
Saenger
Iljorm
Shleini
Person” Befizen
Rmncusen
Boris 5
Sarlofe House
He Theatres
Saenger Sun
Rialto Matinee Daily
BI Agautse
Rialto
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Joan Fontain
Cary Grant
Neu Saenger
Alaska
Marlene Dietrich
Kandeleh Scott In
Church News
Ireland
NEA
Thelma Smith
Belfast
AEF
Pvt
Herbert Cooke
Cleveland
Ohio
Pvt Cooke
Harrison In
Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Caribbean
By Eaton K. Goldthwaite
Bill Talcott
NEA Service, Inc
C. G. Bennett
Dora Wortham
Nasheville
Bruce Rhodes
Camp Robinson
H. M. Rhodes
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Talbot
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