Henderson State College notes and social calendar
A May social listing includes Kiwanis luncheon at the airlow, 72.80, and the Tooklng Club at Mrs. Roy Powell’s home. Henderson State Teachers College graduation on May 20 honors Miss Nancy Ruth Carrigan, recipient of a B A. degree, among 60 graduates. A Memorial Day program in June pays tribute to Jefferson Doyle, under the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Numerous First Baptist Missionary Society circle meetings and hostesses are described, with studies led by Mrs. Huges, Mrs. Formby, and others, plus refreshments and hospitality.
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Woduestry
Kiwanis Club
the Airlow
Tooklng Club
Roy Powell
Mina Navtey
Ruth Corrigoy
Wendertint
Nancy Ruth Corttiat
Dolph Carrigan
Henderson State Teachers’ College
Arkadelphia
Tlm College
Carrigan
Jefferson Doyle
Pat’ Clabourne
The
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Daughters of the Confederacy
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Arch Moore
W.M. Soo
First Baptist Circle No
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Arch “Moore
Gus Hughes
First Baptist
Roger" Smith
Royce Smith
South Main Street
Nyloo Wyllie
Henry Haynes
Ghureh
L. Podgith
Minon
Wombn's Missionary Society
W. B. Mason
North Pine Street
Hugh Jones
Sullivant
Jones
Bowling Contest In Hope To Crown Champion
Tuesday officials announced a Wednesday night bowling contest to decide Hope’s bowling champion. Bret Robertson, recreations supervisor, said the entire league will compete with each bowler allowed one ten frame game. Joe Mohes, president of the bowling league, will oversee entries and direct prize judging. Public invited.
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Bret Robertson
Bale
Iha
Hope
Joe Mohes
Bowling League
Prigdh
Witkers
Pawl
Tnd
Hope Highlights State High School Press Officers
Arkasas High School Press Association officials announced 1940 41 officers after a 72 member vote. Hope Hi Lightly was named president with El Dorado High School and Fort Smith Grizly in secretary and treasurer roles, and the 1941 annual meeting set for Little Rock.
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el Dorado High School Histsushey
Army selects Maxwell Field for new pilot training center
General Arnold told the House Military Committee that Maxwell Field in Alaska will be a site for one of four new pilot training centers. He said the Alabama hold would start about September 1 with other centers beginning November 1 February 1 1943 and April 1 1941. Each center will match the present capacity of about 1,200 pilots a year and plans call for 2,200 new training planes to raise output to about 600 pilots annually by June 1941.
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Washington
Army
Maxwell Field
Alaska
Bac Af
Henry H Arnald
Army Air Corps
Maxwell Held
Alabama Hold
Arnold
House Military Committee
San Antonio
Tex
Army Air School
Mill plans to double Dixie Pine Newsprint output
Mineral Wells report on Southern Newspaper Publishers Association plan to raise annual newsprint production from 80,000 tons to 100,000 tons. Budgeted expenditure pegged at 6,004 dollars to fund the expansion. Southland Mills representativeRubby heads the plan, following the opening program with a welcome from Governor Wyler.
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Bb. oRubby
Southland Mills
Litkin
S$. Nw.p
Wy Léé
Social notes and visits cross town in Hope Arkansas
The column lists numerous acquaintances visiting, traveling, and staying with friends in Hope Arkansas. It mentions Mrs A M Sanders improving at her home on South Hervey, Mr and Mrs Dolph Cobigan traveling to Arkadelphia for their daughter Nanty Ruth's Henderson State Teachers College graduation, Mrs George Branton visiting from Dorado, and many other local residents visiting relatives or hosting guests from Brookhaven, Popular Bluff, Little Rock, Mineral Springs, Garland City, Prescott, Magnolia and Denver. The gatherings include graduations, weekends with kin, and arrivals from distant cities, highlighting a busy social network.
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Dolph Cobigan
Arkadelphia
Nanty Ruth
Henderson State Teachers’ College
Eudora Hatcher
Mes
W. H. Hatcher
F. A. Hatcher
Jerome Smith
Brookhaven
Homer Burke
Popular Bluff
Prriends
Hugh Jones
Jackson
Wattle
Magnolia
W. A. Coleman
Mineral Springs
Joe Colemar
Coleman
Kennie McKee
Jenny Sue Moore
Garland City
Hope
Thurston Howell
Waldo
J. A, Henry
Joe
Weldon Taylor
A ‘and M College
Pink W. ‘Taylor
W. A. Chamberlain
Denver
Colorado
D. ‘Ft. Chamberlain
Genie Chamberlain
Local Trick Clears Irrigation Siphon Obstruction
In Kemmerer Wyoming a road crew solved a blocked siphon by guiding a cat with kittens through the opening to pull a string and haul through a chain, clearing the obstruction. A note adds a Carolina species of four inch triped catfish found only in North Carolina rivers.
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Kemmerer
North Carolina
Parachute Drops Reorganize Cavalry Roles in Assault
The text describes Mills and Ries directing a combined air and ground advance. Parachutists land beyond the objective to seize supply points and contact fifth column forces, while transports convert to machine gun units. A new air force protects heavy tanks as armored formations maneuver with tanks in the center and fast cars on the flanks. Infantry is moved by buses and trucks under constant fighter cover.
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Ries
Red Cross rushes medical supplies to Europe
The Red Cross ordered vast quantities of hospital tents field hospitals and surgical supplies. Hundreds of thousands of dressings and pounds of dressings are being distributed to refugees. This week 400 000 surgical dressings were sent to New York docks for shipment abroad. The American Red Cross has wired $250000 to Europe via the British Red Cross to ensure proper delivery and handling.
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Iage
Red Cross
Kay Ynent
New York
Pointert Oll
Belgium
Holland
American
Europe
Baxter
Rec Cross
Boston Dominates In Lopsided Standings Listing
Monday's results show no games. Tuesday matchups include Nashville at Little Rock Knoxville at Memphis Chattanooga at New Orleans Allenta at Birmingham New York 6 St Louis 0 Chicago 6 Brooklyn 4 Boston 13 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 8 Pittsburgh 7. Boston leads a pack including Cleveland Detroit Washington St Louis and Chicago as key teams with varied records.
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Nashville
Little Rock
Knoxville
Memphis
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Allenta
Birmingham
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louis
W. Ly Pet
Washington
Southern Association
Nashville Pet
Atlanta
Lite Ro
New Orleans Nv
W. L. Pet
Tarooklyn
Firing Scramble Off English Coasts Amid War Alarm
In southeast England tense anti aircraft fire roared Tuesday afternoon as planes droned overhead. Seacoast residents said the blasts were so intense that everything shook. An Italian order closed the frontier between Yugoslavia and Albania late Tuesday.
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England
London
Seacoast
Italy
Kople
Yugoslavia
Albania
Russia Trade Union Says Time Favors Allies in War
Moscow dispatch reports Trad, an organ of Russian trade unions, stating the European war will be long and that time favors the Allies due to their vast resources, raw materials, and U S economic backing. It notes a shift from earlier Russian views praising Germany’s prospects and Allied disadvantages.
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Russia
Moscow
United States
Trad
Germany
Arkansas tobacco tax reform urged by citizen letter
A reader argues for lowering cigarette taxes and taxing all tobacco forms to curb bootlegging and boost education funding. The letter criticizes high state taxes as prohibitive and calls on candidates to pledge action either to reform or to prohibit cigarette sales.
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Arkansas
Swiss Plans Accelerate Radio Center Ambitions
FRIBOURG Switzerland government controlled radio organizations acquire land near Chatonnage to build a large short wave transmitting station aimed at communicating with North and South America and Japan as a move to position Switzerland as a European communications hub amid global tension.
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Fribourg
Switzerland
Europe
Chatonnage
North
South America
Japan
Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes and Members
The Home Demonstration club met on the third Friday at Mrs. Alex McDougald's home. Members present included Lucille Reeves Olis Merghant Roy Campbell Roxie Self and others with five new members joining. Quilt blocks were prepared for the club quilt. council meeting discussed. refreshments served. all reported a pleasant gathering. A brown trout from the Logaha river in Utah in 1934 weighed 36 and three quarters pounds.
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Sallie Rowland
Rusy Lee Ross
Ruth Montgomery
Della Mosses
Fan‘nle Stone
Logaha River
Utah
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Julia Chester Hospital
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Prince Albert
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American League
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Dakota
Madeleine Carroll
Brian Aherne
Louis Hayward
SONY
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Henry Hall
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