Social Calendar November 25 Missio Staly and church circles meet
The Women's Missionary Society of Christian Sop hie at the Methodist church and First Baptist Church hold gatherings at 7 p.m. Mrs Pyda Prlyl leads Bible study. Tuesday hosts the American Levign Airliney for Red Cross sewing at 11 o'clock. Business and Personal club meets at Miss Mary Arnold's home.
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Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Phare Top
Pyda Prlyi l
Anmerican Levign
Red Cross
Singer
Reo
Hinl
Women's Club
Monte — Sag Meeling
Mary Arnold
Nolan Teewis
Boste Fio'clagle
First Christian church Missionary Circle Sale and Wedding News
Announcement for Missionary Circle No 2 of the First Christian Church selling antiques in December at 3900 with social parlors open. Call Mrs Merry Hicks for items to display. Additionally reports a wedding in Little Rock officiated by Rev Thomas Brewster with Gasnet and Katherine Mae Slanius events and a social afternoon hosted by Miss Katherine Mae Shioms for Miss Martha Ann Singleton featuring games, decor, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Circle No
Merry Hicks
Oswehl Oehind
Kate Holland
Robert Lt. Goeel
Marrivel
Lille Rock
Thomas Brewster
First Presbyterian Church
Hope
Gasnet
Katherine Mae Slanius
Martha Ann Singleton
Katheringe Mae Shioms
Rice
Heaiay
Simms
Cantrhet Ividge
Hiollussing
Ruth Lewis
Marian Stworth
Mary Evelyn Whitworth
J. 1
Taewis
Mary Carnelia
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Miss Singleton
Miss Hard
Simins
Mass Praciit
Willy Vea
McPherson Music Recital and Club Meetings Note
Ms McPherson led a neighborhood music recital featuring pupils and parents at her home on Saturday. The event included performers Peggy Mire Pentecost Marion Moser Helen Joyce Moendris Marie Uveffinn Margeret Burrurouk Patsy McPherson and others. Also reports the Massy Chath meeting at Mrs Hamill’s home with Mrs Spray Hil co host. The Pricey Music club held a business session led by Mrs Dick Watkins and discussed the creative process from a book and performances by various members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Altana
Sielurebey
Fetermaan Tuan
O'Elue
Pegey Mire Pentecost
Feannes Hania
Marion Moser
Helen Joyce Moendris
Sts. Memilt
TU. Hamill
Bodrix
Dick Watkins
Saran Hind
Ted
Henry Uayanes
Sehabert
Rick Wakins
Kaprient Story
Harriett Story
Kernetl
Writer of Fine Music Horizontal 1 4
Puzzle clues and answers across music and language themes with references to musicians, instruments, and terms in a dense crossword style. Includes European composer hints, animal sounds, body parts, and common words, forming a mixed themed list with multiple cross-linked clues.
Wedding of Miss Bemis and Claudius Prewitt in Prescott
The First Presbyterian Church of Prescott hosted the Friday afternoon ceremony for Miss Mary Elizabeth Bemis and Claudius Rowan Prewitt. The event featured ornate southern smilax decorations, Bach and Wagner selections, and attendants dressed in blue yellow pink and green. The couple will reside in Arkadelphia where Prewitt works for GMAC, after a Gulf coast honeymoon.
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Miss Bemis
Prewitt
First Presbyterian Church
Prescott Wie
Miss Mary
Elizabeth Bomis
Claudius Rowan Prewitt
R. D. Nolen
Warren Cummings
DeRaven
Herbert
Downing
Cadman
Bond
Wagner
Thomas C. McRue
Doris Glenn
Frances Mueller
Austin
Tex
Tom Cruse
Darrell Marsh
Decatur
Judith Smith
Roger Smith
Churn Ballal
Neil C. Ballard
Ute Ann Smith
Arkadelphia
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
M Bemis
Horace EL Bow
Hunor
Gulf Park College
Gulfport
Whitten Family Returns Home After Visit to Relatives
Merv and Mes accompanied Horace Whitten as they returned to their home in Glades. The trip included visits with Mr. Whitten's parents and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Matthew Reaves and her little daughter Pal were noted as guests at the gathering.
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Merv
Horace Whitten
Glades Arated
Mr. Whitten
Parea
Doloros
Matthew Reaves
Pal
Columbus Bears Washington basketball results and schedule
Two inexperienced Washington quintets visited Columbus Friday night and fell before the Tigers. Columbus Juniors won 43 to 8 and Seniors 46 to 16. December schedule includes Saratoga at Columbus, Columbus at Guernsey, Columbus at Spring UK, Columbus invitation, and Columbus at Washington.
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Washington
Columbus
Spring Hill
Saratoga
Guernsey
Tigers
Neclimber S
Columus
Coumbus
Spring UK
Invitation Taumy Aot
Fragmented wartime musings and fashion notes from a lively column
A curio of snippets on Greece’s fate, housing, cosmetics during war, British bombings, and fashion commentaries. It mentions the Duce, Michigan apartments, two families moving, babies arriving, and Elsa Schiaparelli praising American spending, all amid scattered place names and numbers.
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Greece
Michigan
Benghayi
Tobruk
Eritrean
Moludaga
Brindisi
Local Notes From Forrest City And Hendrix College
Reaves parents visit Hick family in Forrest City as daughter to live with Henry Hicks. J Luck, Hendrix sophomore, joins Hendrix Symphony Orchestra for first concert of year on November 26. Mrs Copper visits Missouri relatives. Miss Carnelia Holloway returns to Denton after visit with Holloway family. Miss Compton of Henderson State Teachers College spends weekend in city. Ander, U of Arkansas junior, named to Omicron Delta Epsilon home economics honor society.
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J. Fulzsimmons
Forrest City
Henry ‘Hicks
Hicks
O. J. T. Luck
Hendrix College
Hendrix Symphony Orchestra
R. EB. Copper
Carnelia Holloway
TF. S.C. W
Denton
Teday
Dua Meather
Alk. Holloway
Dulvie Dee Compton
Henderson State ‘Teachers College
City
Ander
University of Arkansas
Jomieron Deli
Enolu Ale
Rookie Learns to Care for Uniforms in Draft Army
A NEA Service feature describes how draftees receive clothing valued at 87.08 and are carefully measured for sizes. Officers inspect uniforms and rifles, ensuring replacements fit. The article lists issued items including belts, hats, undergarments, coats, shirts, trousers, socks, footwear, and shaving gear as part of army provisioning.
Harrison in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip by Paul Harrison details ongoing salary squabbles and suspensions involving Ann Sheridan at her studio. It notes attempted salvaging meetings with studio executives, blame on George Brent for steering stars toward strikes, and references to Bette Davis, Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Ginger Rogers, and studio contract tensions shaping careers amid censorship worries and industry friction.
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Hollywood
Forey
Ann Sheridan
Hue
Annie
George Brent
Bette Davis
Ro‘mancing
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
Ball
Hays Office
Firemen Steal Mohammed's Stuff
Shelby Mississippi report jokes about local firemen delaying a freight train on fire until the blaze was out before it continued on its route. The anecdote frames the firemen as waiting rather than directly intervening, suggesting a humorous take on duty and patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Miss —Jp
Acoustics and Hollywood News in a Fragmented Reel
A collage of film industry notes from the era cites Fred Astaire projects with Fantasia earnings projections, sound effects mishaps during Rogers numbers, and Walt Disney planning theater leases. It references Howard Hughes resuming picture production, Sig and London bomb damage, anti Nazi sentiment in Argentina, Twentieth Century Fox’s barbs at Hitler, George Murphy’s Willkie campaign, and a mix of acting and production anecdotes including Orson Welles plans and Phillip Dorn praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Disney
Fantasia
Howward Hughes
Outlin
Howard Hawks
Sig
Twentieth-Fox
Hitler
George Murphy
Hollywood Committee
Willkie
West Side
Faulkenberry Preacher Draws Crowd Across State Line
Reverend Faulkenberry of Mott Pisgah Baptist Church preaches across the border near Tex Heel. His North Carolina pulpit reaches a congregation just over the state line in Seth Carolina, drawing attention to cross border worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
If. M. Faulkenberry
Mott Pisgah Baptist Church
Tex Heel Presches
North Carolina
Seth Carolina
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Paris
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Rookie
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NEA Service
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Will Lew
Harrison
Paul Harrison
NSA
RKO
Ginger Rogers
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Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Mohammed
Pageland
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Fred Astaire
Astaire
Miss Rogers
Sylvia Sidney
Clifford Odets
Rben Kandel
Martin Greene
Charles Calum
Onsen Welles
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Universal
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Goodyear Pathfinders
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