Social and Personal Plans Across Week of November
Social and personal notices from a November week list the Business and Professional Men’s Club dinner at the Barrows Hotel, all members urged to attend, with Miss Beryl Henry in charge of the Public Affairs program. Other items include Fidelis Sunday School class meeting and Thanksgiving party, American Legion gathering at Mrs. Thompson Evang’s home, Vogelsby BLT.A. meeting at the school, Paisley PTA November session featuring a play and a psychology discussion, and a Dooreaw Club gathering in Nashville Arkansas with Christmas planning discussed. Also noted is a Stewardship Program at First Baptist Church with YWA members performing, DAR John Cedn Chapter luncheon at the Barrow Hotel, and various reports on community group activities and preparations for week-long events.
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Hursday
Business and Professionalmen's Club
Barlows Hotel
Eclock
Beryl Henry
Fidelis Sunday School
First Taptist Church
Haveris
Boneay
Hl. Morrison
Ines Staals
Herbert Yarson
Paisley P.T.A
Paisley, P.T.A
Burroughs
C. I. Haworth
F. J. Burroughs
Denver Dickinson
Boocan Club
Nashville
Arkansas
Tale
Rodeaw City
South Main Street
Dooruan Acadecy
Dooreaw
Ark
A. N. Uollis
Jy. A. Wilson
Hole
Sam Atkin Sory
Elvert Mae
Hope
Lloyd Sutton
First Baptist Church
Young People’s Mission
Betty Marlin
Matthel Parking
Y.W.A
Bilisses
John Gain
Dar
Misena Ethay
John Cedn
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bet
R. M._SBriant
O. A. Graves
Ralph Burton
Lewisville
Barlow Hotel
Deliciouis
Fragmentary Local Notice in Mixed Script
Readable fragments show names and places in a garbled text fragment. Cohered details reference Coif Pontos Seis Okla and Julia Chaster Adorited with scattered phrasing. Unable to confirm full action or date from the fragment.
Teachers Seek 20 Per Cent Pay Increase
A report outlines teachers pushing for a twenty percent salary boost amid debates on pay scales and funding. Leaders from the Teachers Association argue higher wages are needed to attract and retain staff, while school boards consider budget constraints and potential state aid measures.
Hinton Club Rally Notes Donation At Meeting
Fragmentary report shows Hinton clubs and a meeting led by Lars with prayers and singing. Mrs was secretary and a rally supported by donations, including 10 cents at a meeting. The year’s program planned new events and a fundraising stance.
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Hinton
Manday
Do Women Dress For Men Dorothy Dix Column
Dorothy Dix discusses whether women dress to please men, noting fashion cues and social expectations. She cites that most men are not fashion critics but respond to a feminine appearance, and she observes wartime shifts in working wives and domestic roles affecting marriages. The column blends fashion opinion with advice on relationships and social norms.
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Dorothy DIX
Valley Historical Society Names Officers at Meeting
In Russellville yesterday the Valley Historical Association held a meeting with officers elected. John Page was named president with Henry Wimes as vice president and L. Bell as treasurer.
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Trugsellville
Wimes
Lung
Russellville
Lohay
Vheay Valley Historical Ass
John Page
The Doctor Explains Erysipelas Causes and Symptoms
The article describes erysipelas as a skin infection linked to a germ similar to the one causing blood poisoning. It outlines sudden fever, facial involvement, and progression from one skin spot to surrounding areas, with risk factors and improved treatment with sulfa drugs and penicillin.
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Bright
Pris
Rysipelas
Special Train Planned for Arkansas Homecoming
A reader from Little Rock reports that Roeland Island lines have arranged a special train to Fayetteville for the University of Arkansas homecoming and the Arkansas SMU football game. The plan aims to shuttle fans to the event, linking transport with the homecoming festivities in Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Thurmah Fenn
Passerines
Roel Island Lines
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
The St. Louis Bride Who Turned Durand's World
In New Orleans 1880 Louis Durand, a 37 year old bachelor, correspondence with Miss Julia Russell ends in marriage she arrives from St Louis as a blond unknown excites Durand who discovers Julia rules the household and hides a sister’s letter. Durand insists on a joint account and soon learns Julia may be manipulating money and identity, triggering alarm and demands for verification.
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New Orleanas
Louis Durand
Julia Russell
Miss Russell
Durand
St. Louis
Julia
Pirele Hlm
Reilly
Yael Dhowiell
Iowa
Haran
Alii
Aeldiess
Louis Deeside
Busines
Tor
Peter
Ink
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American Legion
Thompson Evang
South Grady
James Pilkinton
Fr Robertson
W. O. Beene
Alvin, Robertson
Ma Haran
Evans
Voglesby
Lanehean
Chics
Sac
Wi Howard
Searcy Cape Mans
Tisbpte
Liwinville
J Ton
Nirs
City Gu
Mayall
Hingres
Anu Tun
Neei
Lischurgud
Coif Pontos Seis Okla
Julia Chaster
Tiny Kann
Roek
Erapetsef
Mdiarien
Swat
Divynes
Joell
Bowden
Federal
T Qyvas
Okesmen
Emul
Ainiy Boards
Educavi
SDE
Council
Theaia Wok Mor Pei Ps
Eray Laloi
Theseheya
Cox Drug
California Cobblers
Giher
Hee Gungeer
Oeelers
Ghillie
Oxford
Family Shoe Store
SOI E
Corbin Foster
Gad Pessh
PVPRE
Mars
Tam
Paris
Charles F. Allen
Ant Chandley
Bent
Bepres
Middlebrook
Ate Classroom Teachers Association
McMath
Diriotigin
Burely Ao
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Hears Historical Group
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
NEA Service
William Irish
NEA Service, Inc
Leeuis
Gimiendt
CieWwig
Oplion
Ate
Janene
Sir Uhede Hires
Patterson
Orn
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