Farewell to Abas Island Chapter Thirteen
Talcott leads a fragile party off Abas Island as tensions shift aboard the launch. Professor Constantine, June Paterson, Martha Swenson, and Halsey react to Talcott’s precarious position while Tomas and MacDowell grapple with the voyage ahead. Talcott confronts memory, belonging, and an uncertain homecoming as night settles and the journey continues.
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Abas
Talcott
Constantine
Martha Swenson
Bill Talcott
Abias Island
Gpace
June Paterson
Struthers
Halsey
Tyne Paterson
Tomas
Bill Taleo
Abas Island
Sebastian
Central Art
New York State
Jack
Lowell
Daddy
Mother
Aunt Ida
Uncle Jack
MacDowell
Respect Individuality in How We Introduce Women
Ruth Millett argues women should be introduced by their own merits not by their husbands. She criticizes the common practice of saying This is Mrs. So and So, her husband does X. Millett urges recognizing wives as persons with garden, civic work, or music talents, not mere extensions of their spouses.
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Ruth Millett
Signpost on Mount Hoyale Guides Odd Global Directions
A signpost atop Mount Hoyale in Montreal lists directions to the Pole and South Pole as well as London and Paris amid unclear directions. The fragment hints at a quirky misdirection or puzzle for travelers.
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Mount’ Hoyale
Montreal
Canada
the Pole
South Pole
London
Paris
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
On Tuesday May 26 a Legion Auxiliary business meeting is set for 9 o clock at the Legion hall with guests invited to a coke party hosted by Mrs Ti W Young and Mrs Eine Snyder. A midday bridge honors Mrs Charles Yontz and Mrs Carey Carlion. The Junior choir and baccalaureate choir rehearsals stand at First Methodist. The Woodman circle meets at Woodman Hall at 8. Tuesday also features a contract bridge gathering hosted by Mrs Hoy Stephan son at 3. Wednesday May 27 includes Girl Scout Council and troop leader meeting at city hall. Miss Sara Ann Molland, bride elect, to be honored by luncheon hosted by Mrs R L Gosneh at the Barlow at 1.
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Ti. W. Young
Eine Snyder
R. R. Forster
Shreveport
George Brandon
Little Rose
Hubert Fruman
Abbeville
D. C
Charles Yontz
Washington D. C
Cary Carlion
Albany
N. Y
Girl Scoul Council
Sara Ann Molland
R. L. Gosneh
Barlow
Announcements Mrs Ralph Reuson Presents Pupils
Mrs Ralph Reuson will present her pupils in her annual event featuring local students performing selections and displays. The program highlights young musicians and artists from the school, with parents encouraged to attend.
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Ralph Reuson
Spring recital evening figures in McCloughan party
Mrs. M M McCloughan hosted a pretty Monday afternoon party with Mrs Cary Carlton of Albany and Mrs Charles Yontz of Washington D C as visitors. Honorees included Mrs Dick Forster Mrs George Brandon Mrs Wubert Fruman Mrs Leonard Eds Mrs Nallon Wylie and Mrs Alston Foster. high scorers received gifts after contract games. Separate dinner for visitors featured Miss Beryl Henry at the Barlow with a Corinthian vane centerpiece and a large spring floral display.
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M. M. McCloughan
Cary Carlton
Albany
Charles Yontz
Washington D.C
Dick Forster
Shreveport
George Brandon
Little Rock
Wubert Fruman
Abbeville
5. C
Leonard Eds
Nallon Wylie
Severa
Beryl Henry
Barlow
Hubert Furman
D. C
Elizabeth White
Elizabeth Bridewell
Hamilton Orton
Melba Rogers
Ashdown
Moving and visiting residents in city and surrounding areas
Miss Louise Hanegan from Shreveport and C Pfe Glen Walker of Ft Sill visit local friends before officers training. W J Greenwald travels to California Tech Pasadena after a visit with family. Mrs Roy Anderson heads to Hot Springs to join Mr Anderson. Lt Royce Welsenhers and family depart for Camp Barkley Texas for Army duty. Bowden Jr of Texarkana visits, and Mrs Singleton plans extended stay with daughter in Owensboro Ky. David R Boyett of Dallas stays with relatives. Judge Carrigan returns to Wichita Falls after visiting Dr Carrigan and Miss Carrigan. Reverend A F Cagle arrives from Owensboro Ky to visit. Mrs YW Coleman and daughters Wilma and Jean return from Pine Bluff. Mrs A G Zimmerly returns from New Orleans where she visited Private Alfred Zimmerly at the Marine Barracks.
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Louise Hanegan
Shreveport
C. Pfe
Glen Walker
Ft. Sill
Okla
Officers' Training School
W. J. Greenwald
California School of ‘Technology
Pasadena
T. Bowden, Jr
Texarkana
David R. Boyett
Dallas
Texas
A. MH. Carrigan
Wichita Falls
P. B. Carrigan
Mary Carrigan
A. F. Cagle
Qwensboro
YY. CG. Coleman
Wilma
Jean
Pine Bluff
Missing in Action Earlier in World War II Leaves Local Family Concerned
Prescott News reports Pvt First Class Hoyt Haynie listed as missing in action after the fall of Corregidor and the Philippines. The War Department notes soldiers there remain missing until confirmed POW status or other information arrives. Parents Brozie F Haynie and Mrs Haynie await official word while officials discuss broader wartime uncertainty. The piece also notes a local meeting with Arkansas representative Paul Kulp and district leaders, plus a roster of local men preparing for induction.
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Prescott
Brozie F. Haynie
Pragcall
Hoyt
Bataan
War Department
Corregidor
Phillipines
Philippines
Laynie
Elkhart
Indiana
Paul Kulp
Arkansas
Clarence Gordon
Berry Hesterly
Hope
Nashville
de Queen
Druggists of District No 11 to Meet Wednesday Night
Druggists of District No 11 will gather for a dinner at the Loda Hotel at 7 30 Wednesday night. Miles Labu will entertain the group with a program following the meal.
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District No. 11
Loda Hotel
Miles Labu
Williams Arrival in City for Visit
Mitchell Williams of Washington , 2. C. has arrived in the city for a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jett Williams. Hope friends of Orrin L. Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Giles Gibson, formerly of Hope, have received announcements of his graduation from Lake Field Arizona. He has been commissioned a lieutenant in the Air Corps. He is the nephew of Mrs. Harvey Burr of Hoye.
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Mitchell Williams
Washington , 2. C
Jett Williams
Hope Friends
Orrin L. Gibson
Giles Gibson
Hope
Lake Field
Arizona
Air Cyorps
Harvey Burr
Hoye
Weekend Guests Include McRae Family and Out-of-Town Relatives
Society notes list visitors, including Mr and Mrs Carlton McRae and son Tommy from El Dorado staying with Mrs Mary Montgomery. Corporal Al Daniel stationed at Camp Robinson and Mrs Daniel spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J E Daniel. Ralph Moncrief of Shreveport visited his mother Mrs Gertrude Moncrief, and Mr and Mrs Philip Parker of Pine Bluff visited with Mrs Katherine Smeltzer of Pittsburgh Kansas.
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Carlton McRae
Tommy
el Dorado
McRae
Mary Montgomery
al Daniel
Camp Robinson
Daniel
J. BE. Daniel
Ralph Moncrief
Shreveport
Gretrude Moncrief
Philip Parker
Pine Bluff
Katherine Smeltzer
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Uncertain travel note from Memphis and Holly Springs trip
Sunday from a two weeks visit with relatives and friends in Memphis Tennessee and Holly Springs Mississippi.
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Memphis
Tenn
Holly Springs
Mississippi
First Presbyterian Church Council Meeting
The Sunday Seloal council of the First Presbyterian church will meet at the church at 7:30 p.m.
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The
First Presbyterian Church
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