Social Calendar Amid Busy November Activities
A dense listing of church and school events for the week includes Unit No 1 of the Ladies Auxiliary at Saint Mark Episcopal at 3 30 p m and a Contract Bridge club gathering at 2 20 p m at Mrs Harold Hobsen s home Several church and PTA meetings are set for Thursday and Friday with locations including the city hall First Methodist Brookwood Paisley and the Girl Scouts Little House Meanwhile Miss Mary Elizabeth Bemis was feted at a luncheon in Prescott with a large turnout and a central chrysanthemum centerpiece The article also notes a birthday party for Little Miss Barbara Jean Bright in the kindergarten and a First Christian Church Women s Missionary Society Circle No 1 meeting at Mrs Earnest Graham s home with devotional and business sessions
Social rounds include guests in Arkadelphia and college trip
Personal mentions highlight H O Kyler Jr Miss Marjory O Nea l and Paul O Nea l as weekend guests of Rev and Mrs Fred Harrison in Arkadelphia. A A Stubbeman and Leo Robins travel to College Station to view Texas A M play Arkansas Razorbacks. Mrs Harvey Lupin of Magnolia visits daughter Mrs Cecil Dennis in town. Miss Miklred McCance attends Teacher's meeting in Little Rock then Brinkley with parents De Terrell Cornelius and R C Ellen. Mr Ellen and R C Ellen attend Prescott fox hunt and beach show. Mrs Water Langtorn of Gibsland hosts at Henry Hotel. sister Mrs Kennedy joins for England Arkansas. Mrs Clarence Baker escorts youths to Tex arkenn Navy Band concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Kyler Jr
Marjory O'Neal
Paul O'Neal
Fred Harrison
Arkadelphia
A. W. Stubbeman
Leo Robins
College Station
Texas
My. Stubbeman
Texas A. & M
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Harvey Lupin
Magnolia
Cecil Dennis
Dennis
Miklred McCance
Little Rock
Brinkley
de Terrell Cornelius
R. C. Ellen
Prescott
Water Langtorn
Gibsland
Louisiana
Henry Hotel
Mrs. Kennedy
England
Arkansas
Sammy Baugh Best Passer Says Sports Editor
Washington veteran Samuel Baugh is highlighted as a revolutionary quarterback for the Redskins in a NEA review. The Texas Christian product is praised for his passing, running, and punting, with multiple mentions of his accuracy and creativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Graa
Nea
Sammy Baugh
St. Louis Cardinals
Dutch Clark
Cleveland Rams
Benny Friedman
Harry Newman
Michigan
Baugh
Sweet Sammy
Sweetwater
Sam
Detroit Lions
Jnstout
Dutch Meyer
Texas Christian
Samuel Adrian Baugh
Haynes Chapel Community Club Auction and Fish Fry
The Haynes Chapel community club and vocational classes plan their annual agricultural product auction program and fish fry on Wednesday night November 6 at the Haynes Chapel school house. Program starts at 7:00 p.m. with good singing and speaking and an educational program led by officers H. Jackson president C. M. Murry chairman C. M. Monroe treasurer Ethel Jackson secretary J. A. Harris vocational teacher.
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Haynes Chapel Community Club
Haynes Chapel
Allen Home Demonstration Club Holds October Meeting
The Allen Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. Howell Gand’s home on Thursday evening October 17 with seven members present. The group sang America led by Mrs. Gand and heard a devotional from Mrs. Good. Mrs. Fenwick reported on yearly club work. Guests included Miss Fay Briant of Albuquerque and Miss Evelyn Briant from Conway. Mary Schutt will attend a teachers meeting in Little Rock and visit relatives in Lonoke. Alma Alexander has returned to her home after a month in a Little Rock hospital. Joe Wilson Luther Tiggason and Dr Fink Carrigan were in Prescott for the Fox hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Home Demonstration Club
Howell Gand
America
Good
F. B. Fenwick
Mary Schutt
Hope High School
Lite Rock
Lonoke
Evelyn Briant
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
Edgar Brignt
Alma Alexander
Little Rock
Joe Wilson
Columbus
Luther Tiggason
Dr. Fink Carrigan
Prescott
Wilma Wardlow
McCaskill J
Bettle Lee Alston
Evely Chambless
Blevins
Virgie Lee Smith
J. R. Lambert
Sutton
Well Campbell
Campbell
Venus Lee Thomas
Betty Joe Smith
KR. H. Johnson
Morriston
Ark
W. D.dolsen
Camden
J.R. Husky
Community Homemakers Share Craft and Prep Projects
Saenger Sunday and Harmony Home Demonstration groups discussed preparation themes for Achievement Day. Members like Mrs Lee Garland and Miss Isabell Schooley demonstrated curtain making with an electric machine. They planned future meetings and displayed crafts while sharing tips on winter care for shrubs chickens and greens. Halloween party and soup supper were set for November 1 at Mrs Lem Porterfield. Marlbrook club met October 2 adopting Aim to attend Hope Achievement Day and prepare cotton crafts for a Christmas tree display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee H. Garland
Isabell Schooley
Harmony Home
Hlul
John Reed
W. W. Wright
A. B. Gunn
St.Matthew
Praya
Clu
Hermon McMillen
Evers
G. G. Glasgow
Lem Thomins
Lem Porterfield
Herman McMillen
G, H. McMillen
Lem Thomas
Marlbrook Club
Jaka Jones Home Demonstration Club Formed at Irwin Home
Sweet Home residents and families hosted visits from Miss Wilma Wardlow and others. Jaka Jones Home Demonstration club organized October 40 at Mrs. Ben Irwin's home with 2 members and one visitor. officers elected including Mrs. Alexander Smith president and Miss Mary Claude Fletcher unavailable. plan to meet second Friday monthly. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaka Jones
Ben Irwin
W. E. Elmore
Lat Moses
Washington
Mary Claude Fletcher
Alexander Smith
H. E. Sutton
Ben Ir+win
Cyrus Honea
Ben Irvin
Watching Each Other in a Sinful World of News
The piece argues Americans monitor public and private acts to inform, warn, and inspire, praising good government and sound business while exposing faults. It emphasizes newspapers’ role in providing both sins and saints to guide democratic accountability and civic loyalty.
Entertainer George to Miss Port. Colombia Emeralds Highlight
George led entertainment over the past year and will be missed as Willard Cho Ties, while Colombia is noted for finest emeralds. Alice joins as stewardess aboard the SS Alexandria sailing tomorrow, with prep work at port. East Coast shipping record mentions 540 das hels in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Willard (Cho
Alice
Alexandria
Arneelés
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Ladies Auxiliary
Saint Marka Episcopal Church
Mra. C. C. Spragins
Contract Bridge Club
Harold Hobsen
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Oliver Mills
P.m
Parent Teachers Council
Brookwood P. T. A
R. C. Rilen
George Warldie
Little House
Mary Estha Brooks
Birmingham
Ala
Girl Scouts
Clyde Monts
Bay View Reading Club
Rt. M. Bryant
Hugh Jones
Brookwood Parent Teacher Association
Paisley P. T. A
Paisley School
Pat Claibourne
The
United Daughters of the Confereracy
Don Smith
Hope
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Cosmopolitan Club
George Hobison
Royce Smith
Cirele No
First Christian Church
First
Chiriatian
W. OW. Duckett
Fonzie Moses Ag Leater
Joe Olmstead
Christ
Brethen
Henry Hicks
Mary Elizabeth Remis
Barlow
JD. L. McRae ‘Jr
Doris Glenn
Mary Elizabeth Bemis
Miss Bemis
Douglas Bemis
Tom Bemis
Hervey Bemis
Archie Johnson
George Christopher
Z. McRae
John Glenn
Carl Dalgrymple
Helen Hesterly
Jack Harrel
Don. Pittman Ox
Tom Cruse
H. Herring
D.hy Storey
Katherine Buchannan
D. L. McRae Jy
Barbara Jean Bright
Marie Parkins
Jimmy Branch
Alert Graves
Jerry Johnson
Jack and
Jerry Jones
Bobbie Walker
Jerry O'Neal
Billie Houston
Sandra Roling
Cynthia Still
Nanette Williams
Jackie Breeding
Anne Barr
Margaret Byrd
Anne Houston
Charlotte Tarney
Charlotte Ann Hobbs
Suan Hartsfield
the Little Hostess
Saenger
Eunice
Greer Garson
Laurence Olivier
Mary Boland
Edna May Oliver
Maureen O'Sullivan
Ann Rutherford
Frieda Inescort
Aldous Huxley
Jane Marlin
Robert 2. Leonard
Hunt Stromberg
Rialto Now
Arnell
James Stewart
Technicolori
de SS
Miranda Wid
Charlotte Greenwood
Clarence Baker
Texarkenn
United States Navy
Eunice Dale Baker
Bill Routan
Carolyn Robertson
Thomas Kinser
Fay Briant
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Clara Briant
Luther. Spears
Sweet Home
Harry W. W. Shiver
Hope Hardware Company
Lfe
Norman Chandler
Colombia
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United States
Hot Springs
Everg
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