Social calendar highlights from Hope Ark week
The Hope Ark community calendar lists social events for Thursday November 21 including Wilne Garden club at Mrs Fonte Moses and associations at Little House, Thursday Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Dick Watkins, and a Grand Chapter report. Friday features Mission Study class at First Methodist and choral club gathering at Mrs J E Hamill’s home. A Saturday schedule notes Brownie and Senior Girl Scout activities, plus a Bay View Reading club meeting discussing Social Workers with Miss Mamie Twitchell and Dr Margaret Quail. Artificially detailed guest lists and receptions accompany club notices.
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Imra
John S. Gibson Sr
Maggie Bell
Bay View
Bay View Reading Club
Gibson
J. A. Henry
Edwin Ward
Weekend Visitors And Hospital Discharge News
Personal notes report weekend guests for Mrs. C. C. McNeil and family including Mrs. J. W. Beck and Miss Mayme Berk of Dallas. Mrs. K. G. McRae Sr. expected home Sunday from St Vincent's Little Rock. Miss Mary Cornelia Halloway of Texas State College for Women arrives to visit her mother Mrs. A. K. Holloway and friends. Miss Charlotte Stuart of Hot Springs is also mentioned.
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C. C. McNeil
McNeil
J. W. Beck
Mrs. McNeil
Mayme Berk
Dallas
Texas
K. G. McRae Sr
St Vincent's
Little Rock
Mary Cornelia Halloway
Texas State College For Women
Denton
A. K. Holloway
Missionary to Speak Here at First Pentecostal Church
Mrs. Eleanor Leonard, returned missionary from China, will be guest speaker at the First Pentecostal Church at West Fourth and Ferguson streets on Sunday, Novem ber 24. Pastor Rev. W. P. Graye notes she was killed in service as a missionary since the China Japan conflict, but she escaped and returned to the United States, and her message is described as an I ne foresting talk.
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Eleanor Leonard
China
First Pentecostal
West Fourth and
Ferguson Streets
W. P. Graye
Leona
China-Japan
United States
FBI Sees Fifth Column Threat in U S
A congressional probe is urged to expose Nazi and Communist influence in the United States. Dies outlines how saboteurs evade detection, cites a Navy Yard roster with German American Bund and Communist members, and warns diplomatic immunity blocks routine policing.
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Gram
FBI
Dies
Navy Yard
Bund
Communist Party
Dies Committee
Germany
Hans Thomsen
Friedhelm Draeger
New York
Aires
United States
Nazi Party
Gan- Teiter
Dr. Draeger
Secret Police
Gestapo
War talk and wartime updates from Koritza and London
In Koritza continued, a commentator warned that if the United States enters any Axis war all adherent countries would also be at war with America. A London note reports King George opening parliament with gratitude for wartime unity and pledges to fight for freedom. Churchill and Halifax seek a British victory and potential cooperation with Soviet Russia.
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United States
Hungary
America
Britain
House of Commons
House of Lords
Churchill
Lord Halifax
Suez
Soviet
Russia
26 Army Planes Go to England
Washington reports 26 B-24 bombers ordered for the U S Army to be released for sale to Britain and negotiations under way for 20 B-17C flying fortresses. General Marshall outlined terms after German raids on Coventry and Birmingham.
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Washington
United States Army
Bambers
George CC, Marshall
Army
Coventry
England
Birmingham
Marshall
Consolidated Aircraft Company
San Diego
Cal
Army High Command
Elke
Boeing Aircraft Corporation
Seattle
Wash
United States Navy
Sperry
British Islands
Ger
Board Rules on Transportation Authority Explained
The opinion states the Board of Directors must decide bus routes and attendance in consolidations. Directors may require buses to home pick up groups of students at no charge and may allow buses to leave highways if deemed proper. Parents have no authority to determine school attendance.
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Holt
Compensation and schedule of rates for occupational disease
The article details new compensation insurance rates for occupational diseases, comparing them with the former employers liability schedules in Alaska. Rates are based on $100 payrolls and apply to recognized occupational disease claims.
Army observers in British, Egyptian skies reveal ranges
General Marshall stated bombers weigh about 40,000 pounds and have a range of roughly 1,500 miles outward and 1,500 miles back. He noted observers are aboard British warplanes over the British Isles and the Channel, with additional observers sent to Egypt.
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Marshall
British Isles
British Channel
Egypt
Urges Expense Cut Higher Tax in Budget Plan
Representative Doughton after meeting with President Roosevelt urged balancing the federal budget on normal expenses. He called for economies, new revenues to cover regular government costs, and possible non military savings. Talks of boosting excess profits tax and other levies circulated in Washington.
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Washington
Doughton
Dem
N.C
Roosevelt
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Morgenthau
Ways and Means Committee
Rodeo Fails at Fort Worth Ends Show Solvency Bid
The All-American rodeo and horse show near Fort Worth folded after failing to raise funds to guarantee solvency through Sunday. Horse show exhibitors split from promoters and will run their portion through Friday night. Five debt suits were filed against T. E. Roberson Inc or Robertson Associates. Civic leaders, after hearing financials, withdrew backing. Roberson of Mountain Home Ark urged support to reach 15,000 dollars to sustain the event, with no clear gate receipts. Cowboy contestants demanded a prize money guarantee.
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Fort Worth
Texas
T. E. Robertson, Inc
Robertson Associates
Chamber of Commerce
Roberson
Mountain Home, Ark
Music Gives Kiddies Break
Amy Porter reports on Clara Damrosch Mannes and her approach to music education for children. She rejects forced practice and long concerts, advocating a natural progression to melody and rhythm and advising parents not to push children to listen to symphonies, seen as adult works.
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Amy Porter
Pfeature
New York
Clara Damrosch Mannes
Mannes
W E Baker A P L executive dies at 53
William Egan Baker 53, executive vice president and treasurer of Arkansas Power and Light Co., died at his Pine Bluff home after a weeklong illness from a heart attack. Dew spoils lamps in lamp manufacturing as cautionary note on moisture.
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Pine Bluff
William Egan Baker
The
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Island Cathedral Notre Dame in Paris
The Notre Dame cathedral sits on an island in the Seine in Paris. It stands as one of the best known examples of French Gothic architecture.
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Island
Notre Dame Cathedral
Seine River
Paris
France
Show Fails Over 370 Dollar Payoff Owed
The show missed a $370 payoff due Monday night and entry fees were returned on Wednesday. Contract performers including trick riders and ropers lost about $4,000 while stock contract holders faced around $6,000 in losses.
Relation Between Ice Heat and Water Temperature Rise
At freezing temperature a hundred pounds of ice contains enough heat to raise the temperature of 65 pounds of water from the freezing point to the boiling point. See
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Wilne Garden Club
Fonte Moses
Joe Olmalead
Girl Scout Troop Leaders Association
Dick Watkins
Hope
Order of the Eastern Sun
Masonic Keth
Grand Chapter
Linus Walker
Bernard O'Dwyer
D. M. Moore
Department of Botany
University of Arkansas
City Hill
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
the Church
J. E. Hamill
West Ave
Hendrix Spragdins
Fred White
Martha Ann Singleton
al Bridge
Brownie
Masse Purkins
Miss Purkins
Joe Black
Httie House
Afer School
J. W. Jones
John Arnold
E. White
Misa Mamie Twitchell
Macomb
Ilinois
Misa Twitchell
Margaret Quail
Arkansas
H. F. J. Garrett
Quail
Europe
Deggree
Columbia University
Buffalo
Beryl Henry
Muriel Lester
Adama
London
Lester
Joe Wade
Arch Moore
Gus. Haynes
Fred Rattcliffe
Martha Ratcliffe
California
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Charles Dana Gibson
Roy Allison
Black Apartments
Finley Ward
Patricia Thompson
W. RR ‘Herndon
William Johnson
Alice Henry
C. F White
Saenger
High School Bank
Sereen
Pat O'Brien
John Garfield
Mickey and Judy
Paul ~Whiteman
Sr Pune Preisser
William Tracy
John Monksy
Hed Finklahore
Busby Berkeley
Arthur Freed
American Institute of Laundering
Malco
Motion Picture Machine Operators Union
Hope and Texarkana
Crost
Hope Hardware CO
Koritza
RCME
Qwen Tudor Boyd
Tulian High
Tudor
Fayalricers
Sicily
George
Jack Porter
Walree Bates
Vand Mys
Mary Turner
Little Reel
Thermnan Sweatt J
Julia Chester Hospital
M. M. Smith
Marion Buchanan
N. B. Price
Shreveport
Jack Meek
Bradley
City
ATS Cooperages
OW Refining Cotton Compres
Collansved Gil Mills
Nakeries
Dow
Gi Department Stores
Five and Ide
State Insurance Department
U. S
W.E. Baker
A. P. & L. Executive
Willard
Will
Winnie
Elva Virginia Beulat “the Maid
Sibyl
Cox Drug Co
Hot Springs Diamonds
John P. Cox Drug CO
John P. Cox
Lipa
Aed Wee Eagl
U.S
Magnesia
Zenith Radio & Tube
HINDS
Cox
POSIR
Monarch
Colgates