Social and Personal Notes Domestic Scene November 10
Social and personal notices list DAR Junchean meeting at the Barlow Hotel November 10 with speakers Mrs Ralph Burton and Mrs Dick Watkins in charge, Paisley PTA, Brownie Scout changes, and UDC World War II era style events. Includes birthday gathering for Bobby Trout, church circles meet, and community notices from Little Rock and North Vervey streets.
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Barlow Hotel
Hon Basas
Rom Briant
Ralph Burton
Lewisville
Dick Watkins
Women's Council
First Christian Church
Women's Council of the First
Christian Church
Thea Bonds
Arkadelphia
Oliver Adams
Fellowship Hall
Circle 2
B. L. Rettig
Henry Hicks
Alaska
Bobby Trout
A Trout
Seth Rho St
Kay Hervey
Rose
Ann Willams
Frank McCullough
Tori
Coral Taylor
Ricky Butler
Elaine Taomasan
Sue Rolls
Jimmy Reece Chambless
Jackie Troy Rolls
Carlton King, Jr
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Kendal Lemby
Jack Lowe
Leukemia overview and patient care hints from Dr Jordan
A medical column explains leukemia types acute and chronic, noting that white blood cells are abnormal and red cells low causing anemia. It discusses spleen enlargement bone marrow changes and the limited effectiveness of treatments, with some temporary improvements possible but no permanent cure.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
Settlement Averts Threat of East Coast Shipping Tie Up
New York reports a tentative settlement averts a threatened East Coast shipping tie up after longshoremen and employers reached an agreement on base wages and benefits. The pact, subject to ratification by employers and International Longshoremen's Association members, followed an eleven hour session and a federal cooling injunction expiring tonight.
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New York
International Longshoremen's Association
APL
Gulf Coast
East Constition
Thomas RB. Stoutel
U.S
Taft-Hartley A
Post Office Clerks Meet at Fayetteville
Northwest Arkansas district of the State Federation of Post Office Clerks will meet at Fayetteville Thursday with A W Dobrett saying U S Rep J W Trimble Berryville will highlight the Armistice Day session An open forum will be conducted By J Cline House of Oklahoma City representing the national federation The meeting opens at 21 mi at the Work Bowl.
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Little Rock
Northwest Arkansas
State Federation of Post Office Clerks
Fayetteville
A. W. Dobrett
State Federation
U. S
J. W. Trimble
Berryville
J. Cline
Oklahoma City
National Federation
Eopysight by William Irish evolves in New Orleans
In 1880 New Orleans Louis Durand a wealthy bachelor meets Miss Julia Russell from St Louis after corresponding with her they marry. A blond Julia unsettles him reveals hidden letters and a mystifying trunk episode. Durand discovers odd behavior as he copes with Julia’s guarded secrets and the unsettling tension between appearance and reality.
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Place
New Orleans
Louis Durand
Julia Russell
Friedlf
Abe Sutton
Lanle
Dorothy Dix column on dating costs and social norms
The Dorothy Dix advice column criticizes women for not paying dates and advocates splitting expenses, while debating who should pay in courtship and engagement. It also includes reader questions on visiting relatives and wedding costs, with guidance on etiquette and generosity.
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Dix
Lode
Anmolina
Dubel Pi
Jin
Willy
Funeral Services for Bishop Sct for Wednesday
Funeral services are set for Bishop MM Maxon of the Episcopal Diocese of Tennessee. The rites will take place at St Marys Cathedral in Nashville at 10 a.m. with Bishop Vanedridge officiating. Burial will follow at the cemetery. survivors include the widow Mrs Blanche Morris Mason and three sons.
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Memphis
Maxon
Piscopal
Tennessee
Heart
Hye
St. Marys Cathedral
BP. Vanedridge
Nashville
Lonpaserm
Darwin Ervey Otey
Tene
Sorvine
Tor Musi
Boewning
Us Bishwep
Sondjuler
Blanche Morris Mason
John Mixon
Wooshiton
D. G
Lee
Bay City
Named to Post Lathe Dreek in Arkansas Twp Public Office
An appointed successor, Lathe Dreek, son of Hope Pins Tutt, is named to fill a vacancy in the Arkansas legislature, succeeding the late Carl Batley. The appointment follows the approval of the township executive committee and the party officials.
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Hope Pins Tutt
Arkanas Ltwistativa Ppehusortatag
Ay Xadiyag
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