Autumn pageant and club notices from Pine Bluff
A jumble of society items from Pine Bluff includes a literary program led by Mrs. Padgitt on American Music, a regular biweekly Fristas club meeting hosted by Mrs. Re MM LaGrone, and various local church and school notices. It notes attendees, funeral attendance lists, and upcoming meetings at Paisley, First Methodist, and WMU groups with brief social details.
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Fristas Glub
Re MM
LaGrone
North Vervey Street
Jas. Martindal
Fb. Padgitt
Bay View
First Methodist Conference and Missionary Meetings Held
The article covers a Gordon conference with devotions by Mrs. Davis and a program by Mrs. Lascher Northcait and Byron Andrews, closing with a prayer by Mrs. Kyler, hostesses serving refreshments, and various church society activities. Also notes visitors, marriage announcement Ellen Low to Neil Bacon, and hospital patient Mrs. McKnight.
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Gordan
Davis
Jon Lascher
Northcait
Byron Andrews
H. C. Kyler
James J. Bowden
Ellen Low
Neil Bacon
E. N. Bacon
Arkansas Seeks Accurate Birth Records in Campaign
The state undertakes its first Regist er Your Baby drive led by the Bureau of Vital Statistics in cooperation with the Federal Cepsus and the Arkansas Emergency Relief Administration. The five week effort aims to improve birth data accuracy and record keeping nationwide trend toward better vital statistics.
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Arkin Ras
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Board of Health
Federal Bureau of the
Cepsus
Arkansas Emergency Relief Administration
Birth registration campaign urged by parents nationwide
Parents of children under one year are urged to support the campaign by returning the cards received from Washington. Proper registration of their children will be ensured by this effort across the states.
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Washington
Public support needed for high school progress
The piece argues public criticism often blocks school improvement and stresses the need for citizen cooperation. It cites Monograph Sixteen from the National Survey of Education detailing programs in Denver, Cleveland, Kansas City, and Philadelphia that interpret the school to the public, boosting student engagement and teacher purpose.
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National Survey of Education
Belmont Farley
United States Office of Education
Denver
Cleveland
Kansas City
Philadelphia
High schools extend interpretive programs for American Education Week
The National Education Association urges high schools to broaden interpretive programs during American Education Week, November 5 to 7, highlighting pageants debates exhibits and radio and film programs. Plans include cooperation with service clubs churches and fraternal groups to improve community ties and public understanding of democratic education.
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America
Department of
National Education Association
Cardus said to ease pain in side by Oklahoma woman
A Dewar Oklahoma woman, Mrs Bill Stewart, writes Cardus helped stop recurring side pains and boosted her strength after she tried it. She says she took 11 bottles and felt much better. The ad urges other women to try Cardul for pains, cramps and nervousness from run down conditions and to consult a physician if not benefited.
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Cardus
Oklahoma
Bill Stewart
Dewar
Okla
Cardul
Markets Advance Amid Inflation Debate After Midterm Polls
Markets advanced broadly as inflation stocks lagged while non-ferrous metals rose. Some traders saw the midterm results as a test of inflation policy, suggesting a firmer stance in Congress could curb inflation. Republicans hark back to the Grand Old Party label from the Civil War era.
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