Circle 6 W M U Hosts Meeting Honoring Grand Matron
Mrs Fred Luck hosts Circle 6 W M U of the First Baptist at the Luck home with 11 members and 2 guests. Special meeting honors Myrtle Gathright Worthy Grand Matron at 8 PM May 21 at the Barlow Hotel with a banquet at 6 45 PM and reservations by May 19 through M S Bates J W Allen or Miss Jack Porter.
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Hope
Order of the Eastern Star
Myrtle Gathright
Thearlow Hotel
Barlow Hotel
M. S. Bates
J. W. Allen
Jack Porter
Man Leaves Lobby Then Fires Henry Hotel Rest Room
Billy Dean Stroope, after being told to leave the Hotel Henry lobby for leafing, allegedly stated the place should burn. He admitted setting a fire in a restroom. firefighters extinguished it without damage. Local police arrested him on the street.
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Henry
Billy Dean Stroope
Circle No 4 WMU Hosts and Welcomes New Members
Mrs H A Fiske led with prayer and Mrs Sparks gave a devotional. An Africa and Nigeria program was shared by Mrs Vance Smiley. Hostesses served a dessert. Circle No 4 of John S Gibson Sr WMU met with Mrs John Keck. prayers by Mrs A T Jewell. Mrs L F Higgason spoke on The Country Church and Mrs Willis Thrash led the Our Day study. Social hour welcomed 12 members and two new members Mrs Ernest Echols and Mrs Frank Drake.
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H. A. Fiske
W. M. Sparks
Vance Smiley
Africa
Nigeria
Nes
Gibson
Keck
W.M.U
First Baptist Church
John S. Gibson
John Keck
A. T. Jewell
John Britt
L. F. Higgason
Willis Thrash
Ernest Echols
Frank Drake
Fidelis Sunday School Class Elects New Members
The Fidelis Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church met Monday evening at Mrs. Bernard Dunns home on South Walnut Street. Mrs. Olaf Luck presided and announced new members Mrs. Donald Gunter Mrs. Herbert Hodson Mrs. Lloyd Collier and Mrs. J B Ingram.
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Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Louise James
Ruth Jotnes
Prudence Jones
Ethel Jones
Grace Jones
Melba Kimberly
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Bernard Dunn
South Walnut Street
Grady Browning
Olaf Luck
Donald Gunter
Herbert Hodson
Lloyd Collier
J.B. Ingram
Sweet Home Demonstration Club Meeting Minutes
The Sweet Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. L. E. Carmon's home on May 16. President Mrs. C. A. Phillips called the meeting to order. The group sang Love's Old Sweet and Psalm 20 was read by the hostess. roll call brought a note of something new.
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Sweet Home Sweet Home Home Demonstration Club
L. E. Carmon
C. A. Phillips
Women Guests Attend Bible Study Gathering
Guests introduced included Mrs. Grover Thompson and others. Mrs. S. A. Whitlow delivered a devotional on Prayer and led a closing prayer. After the business session, games awarded prizes to several attendees. A surprise handkerchief shower honored Mrs. J. W. Allen who plans to move to Shreveport.refreshments were served to 24 members, four new members and eight guests.
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Grover Thompson
J. W. Gilliam
Oscar Greenberg
Henry Hicks
S. A. Whitlow
Dorothy Dalton
Ruth Edmonds
Betty Babb
Judy Beth Arnold
Elizabeth Dalton
Walter Merlin Hargis
Leo Hartsfield
Ray Luck
Ray Allen
J. W. Allen
Shreveport
Belk Couple Attend Idabel Church Day Dinner
Mr and Mrs T C Belk returned from Idabel Oklahoma where they attended the 33rd church day anniversary dinner of Mr H L Belk at the home of his daughter Mrs G L Smith in Idabel on Sunday May 18 Mrs J E Quaid and Miss Margaret Quaid of El Paso Texas arrived Monday for a visit with Mr and Mrs Paul W Klipsch here
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T. C. Belk
Idabel
Oklahoma
H. L. Belk
G. L. Smith
J. E. Quaid
Margaret Quaid
el Paso
Texas
Paul W. Klipsch
Mrs Klipsch Hospitalized After Appendicitis Operation
Friends report Mrs Paul Klipsch is patient at Julia Chester hospital after an appendicitis operation on Tuesday. She is reported as doing nicely.
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Paul Klipsch
Julia Chester Hospital
Osborne Brown announces son Nicholas Jr in Waynesboro
Mr and Mrs Osborne N Brown of Waynesboro Virginia announce the arrival of a son Nicholas Jr born Saturday May 17 Mrs Brown is the former Annie Earl Key of this city
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Osborne N. Brown
Waynesboro
Virginia
Nicholas, Jr
Miss Ann May Graduates From Arkansas College Class of 1947
Miss Ann May daughter of Mr and Mrs J M May of Washington Ark will graduate in the class of 1947 from Arkansas College Batesville She is a Washington High School graduate and valedictorian In college she is active in social affairs salutatorian of her senior class and a member of Alpha Psi Omega Dramatic Fraternity Kappa Kappa Alpha Sorority president of the Honor Council Dormitory Council and Student Assistant in Chemistry
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Ann May
J. M. May
Washington, Ark
Arkansas College
Batesville
Miss May
Washington High School
Miss Ma
Alpha Psi Omega Dramatic Fraternity
Kappa Kappa Alpha Sorority
Top Radio Programs of the Day in New York
Radio listings for NBC CBS ABC and MBS show a busy Thursday schedule with morning and evening programs. Notable names include Dennis Lay Kay Kyser Sinatra Dinah Shore Beulah Paul Whiteman Lone Ranger and Kenny Baker alongside shows like The Whistler Court of Missing Heirs and Harlem Club.
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New York
NBC
Dennis Lay
Gildersleeve
Big Story
Kay Kyser
CBS
Jack Carson
Sinatra
Dinah Shore
the Whistler
ABC
Paul Whiteman
Beulah
Maurice Chevalier
Bing Crosby
MBS
Johnny Madero
Jack Berch
Betty Crocker
Wendell Willkie
Kenny Baker
Shady Valley
Home Demonstration Club Plans June Events
Old business discussed the annual Home Demonstration Week at the church with a program by the children. New business covered sale of recipes and chances on the comfort giveaway to be drawn June 27. Demonstration showcased braided and hooked rugs using wool and rayon strings and color harmony. Creed closed the meeting and refreshments were served. Next meeting June 20 at Mrs J E Ward.
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J. E. Ward
First successful balloon flight in England
James Sadler of Oxford completed the first successful balloon flight in England in 1874, marking a historic aviation milestone for the country.
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England
James Sadler
Oxford
Kitchen accidents and hazards dominate 1946 injury stats
The doctor notes six thousand deaths in 1946 due to kitchen accidents and widespread injuries. Burns and scalds top the list with falls second. children and the elderly most affected. Causes include carelessness, gas and kerosene handling, and poor housekeeping.
Tolliver Daughters Stir Otsego Society
In Otsego grim gossip follows the Tolliver family after Hubert Tolliver’s death by his own hand over a forged check. Mrs Tolliver and her daughters launch a risky social gambit by renting a grand house and courting two wealthy bachelors, Sam Forbes and Nelson Forbes, amid town scrutiny.
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Otsego
Hubert Tolliver
Hubert
Tollivers
Tolliver
Carstens
California
Carstenses
Father
Sam
Nelson
the Tollivers
Flora
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Marriage and Love
A compiled Dor othy Dix column offers guidance on marital issues, teasing over thrift, and what to do when love fades. It urges patience with private kindness, advises focusing on duties as a wife and mother, and recommends moving on from unreciprocated affection to find happiness.
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Dorothy DIX
Dentist Advice On Salt And Soda For Teeth
Question asks if cleaning teeth with salt and soda dissolved in hot water hurts enamel. Answer says salt and soda are recommended by many dentists as substitutes for toothpaste and tooth powder and will not erode enamel.
Clever Kitty Demonstrates Mailbox Entry Trick
Chicago May 21 Clever kitty Fluffy owned by the Peterson family shows one trick entering the Peter son home via a mailbox. The cat climbs the brick wall plucks the mailbox lid with her nose and sits inside like a parcel before leaping out. Beverly seven and Bruce five previously stuffed Fluffy in the mailbox for fun. Blotting paper does not blot it prevents blotting.
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Chicago
Fluffy
Philipeterson
Peterson
Flufy
Beverly
Bruce
Red Blood Cells Must Be Kept Up For Vitality
An old advertisement urges maintaining red blood cell strength to feel alive. It links overwork and poor diet to weakness, low energy, and susceptibility to illness. The tonic 838 and 888 Tonle claim to boost blood quality, improve health, and enhance appetite, sleep, and overall vigor.
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P Beng
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