Bay View Reading Club Opens Year With Instructive Program
The Bay View Reading Club met at Mrs. Gus Haynes home on South Pine Street with Mrs. J. A. Henry presiding. Dr. Et a Champlin spoke on A Ship Was Built showing ship development and defenses. Ada Swleegood discussed minerals and plant life while Mrs. Johnson closed with the Diesel Engine and related comparisons. A plate lunch followed. next meeting October 30 at Mrs. E. F. White's.
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Bay View Reading Club
Gus Haynes
Bay View
W. W. Johnson
Eta Champlin
Hner
Ada Swleegood
Johnson
United States
Henry Haynes
Hugh Jones
E. £. White
T. R. Billingsly
Beryl -Henry
Miss Henry
Cosmopolitin Club
Mas
Cosmopolitian Club
W. R. Hamilton
Perry Moses
R. &. Broach
Jim McKenzie
Joe Black
W. D. Hamilton
Nation Wylie
Jan Moses
Kelley Bryant
Edwin Hawkins
Nathan Harbour
This Could Be Your Story Ends In Office Intrigue
Serial tale follows Sue Mary torn between Nick and Vera as schemes unfold in an office setting. She wrestles fear and loyalty while Vera and Nick push plans forward, worrying about Joe in the hospital and a looming moral choice that could expose their plot.
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Kitty
Vera
Nick
Natalie
Darling
Sue Mary
Jess
Nicle
Ross Clark
Ellen Scores for Teachers in North Little Rock
In North Little Rock the Arkansas Stele Teachers College Bears defeated Abilene Christian College Wild B oats 7 to 0. The Bears held the edge in the second half after early stops, with Bobby Ellen of Hope rushing 17 yards for the lone score and Tommy Leftwich converting the extra point as about 3,000 watched.
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North Little Rock
Arkansas Stele
Colege Bears
Abilene
Bobby Ellen
Hope
Tommy Leftwich
Pine Bluff
Rush
Arkansas
Social Calendar Highlights Local Women's Groups and Scout Events
Saturday October social calendar lists Senior Girl Scout Troop No 3 at the Little House with Mrs Jones, Circle No 4 of the Women’s Society for Christian Service at Mrs Horton’s home, and all WMS circles meeting at First Baptist. Executive Board of the Ladies Auxiliary at First Presbyterian met with Mrs Lipscomb hosting. UDC lessons included officer committees, with delegates named for Forrest City convention October 22-24. A social tour featured cream and cookies. Girl Scout Troop No 2 presented two flax to the Life House for display on Lincoln’s Birthday and other holidays.
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Little House
Mra
W. Jones
Women's Society For Christian’ Service
F. §. Horton
West “Ave
A. K. Holloway
W. W. Johnson
D. 1. Lipscomb
U. D.C
D. HL. Lipscomb
Greening
J. B. Sehooley
Pat Clabourne
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. F. J. Garrett
Robert E .Lee
Alven
Catherine Lane
Forrest City
George T. Crewa
J. A. Henry
Pat Casey
H.C. Whitworth
National Cemetery
Do. Milam
Girl Scout
J. O. Milam
Life House
Lincoln
Washington
Local Social Notes Highlight Prescott Visitors and Travel
Personal mentions show Miss Bernice Erwin hosted by Mrs. Sybil Munn in Prescott while Jeff Murphy travels to Russellville to visit his son Lee Roy Murphy at Arkansas Tech. Other guests include Mrs. Catherine Webb of Stuttgart visiting Mrs. E. G. Coop, and the Syumnans with Dr. W. F. Alexander in Texarkana.
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Bernice Erwin
Sybil Munn
Prescott
Jeff Murphy
Russelville
Lee Roy Murphy
Arkansas Tech
Catherine Webb
Stuttgart
E. G. Coop
Coop W
Robert Cummings Starred Opposite Deanna in Spring Parade
Robert Cummings plays the macho lead opposite Deanna Durbin in Spring Parade at the Saenger theater. He previously starred with Durbin in Three Smart Girls Grow Up, a role that boosted his career and shaped the type of character he now portrays. Cummings credits Joe Pasternak and Henry Koster for discovering his strength in comedy and romance on screen.
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Wrest
Reanny Durbin
Robert Cummings
Saenger Theater
Cummings
Miss Durbin
Universal
Bob
Ufe
Pasternak
Joe Pasternak
Henry Koster
Deanna
Jonesboro Guests Honored at Malvern Eastern Star Banquet
Jonesboro was the Friday guests of Mr and Mrs Franke Ward. A banquet at the Barley Hotel in Malvern Thursday evening honored Mrs Juliette Billingsley worthy grand matron of the 8th district Order of the Eastern Star. Attendees included Miss Jack Partey Mrs M S Bates Mrs Victor Cobb Miss Zanthippe Forter Mrs Thelma Moore Miss Ruby McKee Mrs Fred Cook and Mrs Mary Turner joined later by Mrs C P Tolleson Mrs B N Porter and Mrs Frank Rider.
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Jack Partey
M. 5. Bates
Victor Cobb
Zanthippe Forter
Thelma Moore
Ruby McKee
Fred Cook
Mary Turner
Barlay Hotel
Malvern
Juliette Billingsley
Order of the Eastern Star
C. P. Tolleson
B. N. Porter
Frank Rider
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Berdines
Glee
Red Cross
John Armold
Oliver Adams
South Main Street
Thomas Kinser
R. V. Herndon Sr
Malcolm Porterfield
R. D. Franklin
W. R. Her
Brookwood P. T. A
S. L. Murphy
Brookwood P.T. A
B. C. Hyatt
Patricia Thompson
Beryl Henry
Thursday Bridge Club
Dick Forster
Robert la Grane
Alston Foster
Billy Duckett
Marguerite Gahagan
MEA Service. Inc
Frank Barr
Thompson Evang Jy
Thompson Evans Jr
Thompson Evans Jp
Dale Jones
Garrett Story Jr
Terrell Cornelius
Robert Wilson
T. S. McDavitt
Hereld Porterfield
Vincent Foster
Bill Wray
Joe
Mercy Hospital
Ellen
Lori Fincereanne
Tihi Sekap
Arie
National Church of Fees
First Baptist Church
Ladies Auxiliary
The
First Presbyterian Church
the Church
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Saenger
Syracuse
Judy Canova
Ceaser Romero
Cisco Kid
Rialto
Lon Chaney, Jr
Victor Mature
A D. Syumnan
W. F. Alexander
Texarkana
Percy Burton, Jr
Lewisville
Hammons Stadium
Clifton Carroll Booth
Julia Chester Hospital
R. R. Forster
Shreveport
Forster
William Ledbetter
Hat River, Mo
Nice
W. R. Alexander
Alfred Braunin
Earl O'Neal
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
C. Lewis
Wanda Lane
Mary Sue
Xent
Walace van Sickie
Tom Pat Cook
Jac Olmstead
Magnolia A. & M
A. & M. Paris
Herbert Parker
Jonesboro
Franke Ward
Arkansas Livestock Show
Expositionll Grounds
Eafternoon
Keoue
Internationale
Remy Smu
Sun Nigjelse Buge
Temt Theatres
South Arkansas
K.C
Reese Wa Deliver
T & Gro
Philco
New York Jungle
Wray Wade Severn
NEA Service
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Hope Star
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