Gardenia Garden Club Selects Officers at Meeting
Social and personal notes from May gatherings list Gardenia Garden Club officers Clyde Hendrickson president C V Nunn vice president Albert Jewell treasurer L F Miggeson secretary and a program on flower arrangements. Also details on Baptist Bible School start date and local society events among members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardenia Garden Club
Cook
Experiment Station Road
J. Frank Ward
Clyde
Hendrickson
C. V. Nunn
Albert Jewell
L. F. Miggeson
Ward
Arch Moore
Steve Carrigan
8. Callicott
Harry Segnar
Hope Band Auxiliary
Hotel Henry
Marty Segnar
J. C. Milam
Floyd Crank
F. C. Crow
E. L. Archer
Lula McSwain Society
Hudson
James Huxlson
Lula McSwain Society of Christian Service
J. B. Hamilton
Scott Ross
M. Crumby
A. E. Magness
J. Cunle
Ramy Garland
J. B. Youmans
Ross
Jap Reporter Details Bloody Beachhead Battles in Alaska
A Japanese account describes intense fighting at Holtz Bay and Massacre Bay with landing attempts by Allied forces repelled by shore fire. Japanese claims cite heavy losses on enemy troops, damaged boats, and steadfast positions in ridges, while reporting continued combat, new positions, and prisoner recoveries amid night bombardments and air attacks.
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Holtz Bay
Massacre Bay
Holtz
Massacre Bays
Salana Bay
Alu
Il Am
Allied air raids and fighter losses reported in Pacific theater
In the Southwest Pacific Allied bombers raided Koepang Dutch Timor, shooting down three enemy fighters and destroying two Japanese planes on the ground. Two additional planes likely destroyed. Three Allied fighters failed to return. Earlier reports note Japanese planes dropping 20 bombs on Oro Bay New Guinea but causing no damage and one raiding plane downed by anti aircraft fire.
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Southwest Pacific
Koepang
Dutch Timor
Australia
Oro Bay
New Guinex
Buna
Veteran Staff Sgt Brown Receives Draft Board Notice
Staff Sgt John R Brown, an Army veteran of 30 years, is surprised to receive a notice to appear at Draft Board No 1 in Evergreen Alabama. The article notes his long service and the unexpected summons as part of ongoing draft proceedings.
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John R. Brown
Evergreen
Ala
Flood Crest Threatens Oklahoma and Indiana Towns
Swollen Wabash river shows a slow fall for 250 miles south of Wabash Indiana as Terre Haute endures widespread damage. Red Cross aids 2,000 of 10,000 homeless in Illinois, while Oklahoma towns brace for a 49 foot Arkansas river crest flooding Muskogee and fort Gibson areas.
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Wabash
Ind
Terre Haute
West Terre
Illinois
Red Cross
Wingate
Muskogee
Okla
Arkansas River
Anyern Oklahoma
Grand River
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Daisy Dorothy Heard
S. D. Cook
Piente
Mome
Hempstead County Rooms
Leon Bundy
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Barlow
the Baptist Women's Missionary Lociery
the Church
Spiritual Life Group
First Methodist Church
C.D. Lauterbach
W. W. Johnson
Ralph Rowton
Baptist Bible School
Women of the
First Baptist Church
Hugh Jones
C. A. Williams
W. R. Hamilton
Hervey Holt
James Embree
Marianna
G. P. Newbern
Doddridge McCuliguch
George Newbern
A. J. Slusser
Texarkana
McCullatueh
Ruby Bennett
Mildred Purtle
H. B. Smith
St. Ma 4
Episcopil Church
Forrest FE. Lave
BR. A. Bayett
Dallas
P. D. Smith
William N. Stark
Lt. Stark
Jefferson Barracks
The
City
F.C. Malone
Sherman,Texas
Paul Raley
Paula
Doniphan
Raley
B. G. Burton
That City
Wilde
William Bundy
San Antonio, Texas
Lt. Bundy
Mrs
Cpl. Hervey Holt
Camp Clipper
Calif
Holt
South Hervey
Ft. Leonard Wood
Charlie B. Watwood
Shoyer Street
Hope
Engineers Replacement Training Center
NEW Saenger
Aes
Themoonis
Baa
WSC
Onel Barrymore
Idawncon
Rialto
Uene Tierney
Preston Foster
Thunderbirds
Don Ameche
Joan Bennett
Charles Starrett
Jane Withers
Ghd
Hall Bros
Cleemers & Hatters
Chouteau Ordnance Works
Miami
Camp Gruber
Fort Gibson
Webbers Falls
Grand Dam
Coody
Verdigris
Bartlesville
Cane
Nowata
Dea
Abi
Wey
Fits Water Works
Safi
Water Department
Clors
Wm. Anderson
Towang
Hope’s Finest Department Store
Chas. A. Haynes Co
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