Social Calendar Highlights Local Women Groups Gatherings
November events list as American Legion Auxiliary sew for the Red Crags at the Inger Sewing Machine room at 10 o clock. Business and Professional Women's Club social at Miss Mary Arnold s home 7 30 p m. Contract Bridge at Mrs Merlin Coop s home 2 30 p m. Another bridge club at Mrs L W Young s home 2 30 p m. Mission Study class of the Women s Society of Christian Service meets at the church 2 30 p m. Neal Hocking Club luncheon at Mrs W R Herndon s home 9 30 a m. Martha Ann Singerton wedding announced with pink and blue decor. Cotillion club organized at the Barlow with Mary Della Carrigan elected president. Mission Study Class meets at The Methodist Church and resumes regular meetings.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Inger
Business and Professional Women's Club
Mary Armold
Norma Lewis
Women's Society of Christian Sereice
The
Church
A. D. Brannan
Brannan
W. R. Alexander
Martha Ann Singerton
Martha Ann Singleton
W. P. Singleton
Bess Walker
Annie Jean Walker
A. D. Brennan
Barlow
Martha Waddie
Catherine Lane
Josephine Morris
Dorothy Son
Elizabeth Stroud
Mary Della Corrigan
Nell Williams
Ruth Atkins
Mary Lemley
Mary Delia Carrigan
Martha Waddle
Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
Red Cross yarn shipment arrives for knitting drive
Mrs. C. M. Agee announces a new yarn shipment for Red Cross knitting now available. Knitters and those who wish to assist should call Mrs. Agee (73) for yarn supplies. Oglesby PR notes are selling thrysmithemums in Hope high school colors for the Thanksgiving game at the Capital hotel 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. Miss Singleton is feted by Mrs. Brennan and Mrs. Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Agee
Red Cross
Oglesby PR
OT. A
Hope High School
Capital Hotel
Ghost Trails British Bomber During Berlin Raid
A Royal Air Force bomber commander describes escaping a German cone of light during a Berlin raid. As searchlights converged on the plane, he dove and saw multiple shadows of his own aircraft forming an escort. He released bombs on the power station and returned to base.
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NEA
Royal Air Force
Berlin
Negro Home Economics Conference in Arkadelphia
Negro home economic students and instructors from southwest Arkansas attended the Third Annual Home Economics Conference at Peak High School Arkadelphia hosted by Mrs Maude Wiley. Miss Thompson district supervisor spoke. Mrs Peebles trainer from A M N College attended. Instructors listed include M Wiley Annie Mac Williams J W Washington Electa Campbell 4 Nelson C Johnson Middleton E M Watson C Haraway and F Davis Plans for the state meeting were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Arkadelphia
Peake High School
Maude Wiley
Miss Thompson
Peebles
A. M. &N.college
We the Women Pity the Hubby Who Is a Triangle
Ruth Millett notes that married men face distrust from jealous wives. She argues women read sensational housewife fiction where plots center on suspicious husbands and unhappy marriages.
Church Meeting Reports And Final Session Due
The service opened with the hymn Break Thou The Bread of Life and a devotional by Mrs. Koonce. Mrs. Presley led a study on Shifting Populations in America while Mrs. Henry Hitt and Mrs. Buford Poe presented extensive findings. A discussion followed and an opinion test was used. The final church meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koonce
Presley
America
Henry Hitt
Buford Poe
Thanksgiving Visit Notes From Brinkley To Fort Smith
Personal mentions include Miss Betty Lanier of Brinkley arriving Wednesday to visit Miss Mil dred McCance for Thanksgiving. Miss Julia Lemley returns to Fort Smith to teach at Fort Smith High after returning from relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lanier
Brinkley
Mildred McCance
Julia Lemley
Fort Smith
Fort Smith High School
Fictional Wife Is Always Lucky Anyway
A serialized domestic tale centers on a marriage threatened by a wandering husband. The wife suspects other women in the office or town as rivals and outsmarts them, yet ponders whether her own husband may be deceiving her. The climax hints at danger and lingering doubt for Mrs Housewife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiil
Saturday Classes Slow Up Students
Dallas students face penalties for traffic violations as Judge Joe M. Hill orders a Saturday morning safety lecture and a quiz on traffic laws. He also suggests parents fine offenders by deducting from allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Joe M. Hill
Puppy or kittens seen in Pueblo street mystery
Mrs. Maude L. Rogers observed a spaniel pushing what looked like three small pies in the street. Her husband aided and found the "puppies" were actually baby kittens abandoned in the road, posing danger to passing vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
VPI
Maude L. Rogers
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Contract Bridge Club
Happy Neal Hocking Club
W. R. Herndon
John P. Cox Drug CO
Ories
Ater
U.S
Anidon
Mat ‘Adare
LORIA
Dorothy Perkins
Magnesia
Lux
Sof
I. Vaporub
Mankato
Sale
Southwest
Eagle
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Nashville
Ruth Millett
Leo Robins
Robin
John Robing
Quzan
John Barrow
Ozan
John Barrow Jr
Ouachita College
Lloyd Spencer
Little Rock
Garrett Story Jr
Los Angeles
Cal
Arkansas Louisiana Gas CO
Department of Public Utilities
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
Conway
Morriston
Atkins
Plumerville
Russellville
Dardanelle
Pottsville
Ashdown
Mineral Springs
Okay City
Malvern
Donaldson
Perth
Gordon
Bierne
Strong
Doddridge
Garland
Junction City
Benton
Haskell
Bryant
Bauxite
Gum Springs
Prescott
Emmet
Boughton
Waterloo
Magnolia
McNeil
Stephens
Waldo
Stamps
Lewisville
Buckner
Hope
Spring Hill
Washington
Bearden
State OF Arkansas
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