Social and Personal Notices and Meetings Mix
A busy social page lists events from Thanksgiving services at birat Baptist church to club meetings and a coffee reception honoring Melba Jo Kimberly. Attendees include Mrs. Byron Hefner, Mrs. Lauterbach, Mrs. Jett Williams, Miss Phyllis Williams, and many others with plans spanning November 24 to 26 and a postoned Brownie Scout event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba Jo Kimberly
B. BH. McMahon
RV. Hernden, Jr
Vernhim
South Main Street
Donald Lee Westbrook
Royce Smith
Thanksgiving Plans and Local News Highlights
Mr and Mrs Grady Hairston and daughter Auca Lou plan Thanksgiving visits in Rosedale Mississippi with Mrs Jack Greenlee and family. Carolyn Bary arrives from Chicago for holidays with parents Mr and Mrs H B Bary. E G Coop Jet travels to Humbolt to comfort sister in ill health. Penney Co managers district meeting in Little Rock. Frances June Osborn to spend holidays with Clyde Osborn and celebrate 25th anniversary. Magnolia A and M honors student Jimmy Arnold named among midsemester honorees. Hospital notes list newborn daughter for J A Wright family and several admissions and discharges in Hope Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Hairston
Auca Lou
Jack Greenlee
Myr. Greenlee
Donna
Rosedale
Mississippi
E. G. Coop
Humbolt
Tean
W. W. Alley
A. BE. Stonequist
Little Rock
Penney Company
Frances June Osborn
Biloxi
Clyde Osborn
Jimmy Arnold
J. M. Arnold
Hope, Rt. 3
Magnolia A & M
Dean &. &. Graham
The Doctor Says on Rheumatoid Arthritis and Resources
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains rheumatic diseases including rheumatoid arthritis and acute forms caused by germs. He notes no universal cure for rheumatoid arthritis, benefits of proper care, and the need for more beds and research resources to improve treatment and prevent deformities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Admitted Mrs J C Walser and Iva Weevns to Houston Waterloo
Admitted, Mrs J C Walser Houston, Mrs Iva Weevns Waterloo. Note: fragmentary text restricting fuller context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Walser
Houston
Iva Weevns
Waterloo
Arkansans Inducted Into Army Today
One hundred sixty eight Arkansans, part of the November quota, report to induction centers at Little Rock, Fort Smith, Texarkana, Pine Bluff, and Jonesboro for processing before headed to Camp Chaffee for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Roek
Arkansas
Army
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Texarkane
Pine Bluff
Jonesboro
Camp Chaffee
Oil Producer in Ouachita County Returns Oil
Ohio Petroleum Company completed the J. D. McClurkin No. well in Section 35-15-19 Ouachita county. The well yields oil gravity 33 degrees from the Hoge Sand at 3140 feet and is expected to pump for more than one field, with daily production forecast at 73 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Ohio Petroleum Company
J. D. McClurkin
Ouachita County
Cotton Ginnings Show Sharp Increase This Year
The Census Bureau reports 11,663,229 running bales of cotton ginned before November 14, up from 9,265,460 last year and 492,829 two years ago. The rise reflects a larger crop. State totals include Arkansas 1,529,225 this season and 980,350 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Arkansas
Waltz Into Darkness Turns on a Mirage of Love
A well to do Louis Durand courts Julia Russell who travels from St Louis to New Orleans for marriage. After she withdraws $50000 and vanishes investigators probe the crime. Years later Durand meets Colonel Worth and fiancee Miss Castle at a Biloxi hotel bar, where a dinner engagement leads to a tense, danger filled encounter at a secluded Grotto dining room with a dramatic reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Durand
Julia Russell
St. Louis
New Orleans
Durand
Walter Downs
The Enduring Rhetoric Of Fair Enough By Pegler
Westbrook Pegler critiques postwar politics and liberal figures in a wry, satirical voice. He riffs on Truman Wallace and Dewey, mocking Democratic defections and the 1947 political climate through colorful but dense prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook Pegler
King Featuree Syndicate
Eleanor the Great
Washington
New Deal
Americans For Democratic Action
Truman
Bubblehead
Wallace
Philadelphia
Congress of
Harvard Ambulance
Mrs. Roosevelt
Bill Douglas
Supreme Court
Justice Frankfurter
Justice Black
Justice Murphy
Vanilla
Roosevelt
Pegler
Henry Wallace
California
Ohio
Dewey
Henry
Willace
Hiary
Wallace J
Vicks
Tomacci
Michigan
Ohin
Han
Salesman’s Body Found in L A Building
A partial oblique note reports a salesman was found in a Los Angeles building. Investigators examine a scene described with garbled text, attempting to identify the victim and circumstances amid unclear transcribed details and dates. Local authorities probe possible links to nearby offices and ongoing incidents.
Tact and diplomacy in marriage in Dorothy Dix advice
Dorothy Dix answers readers on why couples lack tact at home, urging gentler speech and diplomacy to prevent quarrels. She notes marriages fail when prejudices dominate, and advises wives to accept in laws, honor vows, and keep mutual respect to protect family stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Ime
Tir
Also Mentioned on This Page
Birat Baptist Church
J. E. Cooper
John Barlow
Aaron Tollett
Y.W.A
Honan
James Burkhead
S. A. Whitlow
Herndon
Luther Higgason
B. F. Slater
Texarkana Isdies
Bernie Harris
Arkadelphia
Melba Jo
Barlow Hotel
Bernie S. Hargis, Jr
Claud Sutton
C. C. Kimberly
Texarkana
5. A. Westbrook
RB. Wi Fleyndon, Jr
Eutie Hyatt
Jo Ann Card
Esther Williams
Peter Lawford
Juni Durante
Cyd Charisse
Reorda Hontalban
Xavier Cugat
Ious
Claudette Colbert
Robert Cummings
Don Aneche
H Hazel Brooks
Carolyn Bary
Chicago
Mrs
H. B. Bary
Josephine
J. A. Wright
Hope
Carolyn Apn Fulton
J. A. Weight
H .Irs
Wayne Turner
Julia Chester
T. R. Bradshaw
Henry Arlett
Washington, Ark
M. A. Moody
Lile Cato
David Pleyd
New York
Epsie Kinard
Life
Tee
Lewis-Mclarty, Linc
Hope, Ark
Arkansans
Ouachita
Waltz Into Darkness
William Wish
William Fitelle
NEA Service, Inc
Sean Crayghey
Dirvand
Oie
Uelone
Wis & Stiee
Feng Dick
L. A
Vla Eurande
Bathu
Ty Rudy
Roger
The
Bell Syndicate
Jac
Milllonsy
Doan
Gee, W. Robison & Co
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