Social Calendar Highlights Women’s Clubs Weeknight Dinners
Social Club notices for October feature the Women’s Business and Professional Club dinner at the Barlow with Miss Lila Ashby, the Neal Hocking Club gathering at Mrs Tom Mehharty’s home, and various Bridge and Troop meetings. Circle No. 1 of the Women’s Society for Christ in Services met at Mrs. R. T. White’s home with talks on Mexicans in the United States and a social hour with a salad plate for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SK Business and Professional Women's Club
Barlow
Lila Ashby
Little Rock
Happy Neal Hocking Club
Tom Mehharty
Andres
Federation Dueg
State Federation of Garcien
W.S. Cos
BR. T. White
Women's Society For Christ
R. T. White
G. A. Lewis
L. A. Keith
United States
Garrett Story
H. H. Stuart
John F
Weekend Guests Travel Through Bradley and Hot Springs
Personal notices highlight Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meek and daughter Carolyn of Bradley and Mus. Taylor Stuart of Hot Springs visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. K G Morse and Mrs. Lester Gordon. Haynesville traveler Mrs. Delphus Whitten Sr. returns after attending a Texas wedding. Henry Lewis of Texarkana visited Texarkana friends, while Delphus Whitten Sr. and Jr. joined Horace Whitten in Gladewater for Sunday. Delphus Whitten Jr. noted as guest soloist at Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Meek
Carolyn
Bradley and
Mus
Taylor Stuart
Hot Springs
K. G. MoRse
Lester Gordon
Haynesville
Louisiana
Henry Lewis
Texarkunu
The
City
O- My
Delphus Whitten Sr
Delphus Whitten Jr
Horace Whitten
Gladewater
Texas
Delphus Whitten Dy
Local church visits and community notices from Gladewater
Local items report Hirst Methodist church in Gladewater with Mrs Teddy Jones and wife at the piano, visits by Mrs Jones parents and other residents, Episcopal Tri Annual convention attendees in Kansas City, Fort Worth trips, and Revival host De C C Warren from Little Rock. R W Muldrow Jr elected president of Harlequin Little Theatre at Arkansas College. Card of thanks from Ruel Oliver and family for kindness during bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nolen
Frank Johnsan
Clyde Hill
Nancy Lill
Kangus City
Missouri
The
Episcopal Church
de C. C. Warren
Little Rock
First Baptist Church
A. C. Kolb
O— R. W. Muldrow, Jr
Harlequin Little Theatre
Arkansas College
Muldrow
Church News Circle meets at Mrs. Hipps home
The Church News Circle No 2 of the W M 8 of the First Christian church met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Harry iFhipps. Led by Mrs Fonzie Moses, the group opened with a prayer. The business session was productive and after devotional, the hostess served refreshments to 10 members and two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teese Club
Magic Jones
Rose Club
Hugh Jones
Cleve Andres
Wyolf
Bellingrath Gardens
Mobile
Alabama
Potomac Rose Garden
Washington D. C
Walt Memorial Tower
Lake Wates
Florida
Arkansas
Hook
Thomas Brewster
Same
First Christian Church
Harry iFhipps
Fonzie Moses
Unity Baptist Singing and Prayer Services at 511 South Elm
Unity Baptist at 511 South Elm Street invites all singers and lovers of vocal music to a Tuesday night 7 30 singing with quartets duets and solos. A Wednesday prayer service at 7 20 precedes a special associational year prayer led by Elder Z W Swafford with a Sunday visit and a Thanksgiving service praising the Lord for answered prayers in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belloek
Z. W. Swafford
Self-government in the Philippines estimated military build up
The article outlines Manila’s push for self-government under the Tydings McDuffie act with a constitutional system, education expansion, and vast public works. It notes early tax revenues supporting development, Sayre Highway opening in Mindanao, and a staged military program led by Gen. Douglas MacArthur to raise a 400,000 strong Philippine force by 1946 alongside U. S. forces and local units. Corregidor and the China Sea defense triangle are mentioned as former anchors of English-speaking dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Islands
United States
Philippine Treasury
Sayre
U. S
Mindanao
National Defense
Philippine Patsonal Army
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Philippines
U. & Yegulra Army
Philippine Constabulary
Corregidor
Manila Bay
Singapore
Hong Kong
China Sea
Draw Near to God and Revival in Hope Meeting
A sermon emphasizing drawing near to God as the core for revival and joy in faith, urging meditation and prayer, with notes on a Tuesday night service in Hope. The piece shifts to a wartime update on the Philippines defense, highlighting President Manuel Quezon, his leadership, and the strategic challenges facing Manila, Singapore, and Pacific defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Dr. Warren
Jesus
Christ
Hong Kong
Singapore
Philippines
Japan
Quezon King Pin
Honolulu
Keystone
King Pin
Big
Fale
Manuel Quezon
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Malancanan Palace
Manila White House
Isands
United States
Nacionalista Consolidado
Quezon
National Assembly
Philippine
Manila
Germany
Football Banquet to Be Held Wednesday at Capital Hotel
The Young Business Men's Association will host coaches and members of the Hope High School football team at a banquet Wednesday night at 7 30 at the Capital Hotel. Admission is 35 cents. After the banquet the B M A will elect officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Business Men's Association
Hope High
Capital
Two More Convicts Are Captured
Two remaining convicts at large from the Labor Day break were captured Tuesday officials announced. John Ross of Pope and Veil counties was taken at Kansas City and Jack Show of Calhoun was arrested at Longview Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins Farm
John Ross
Pope and Veil Counties
Kansas City
Jack Show
Calhoun
Longview
Texas
Garden feud ends in one sided win for Moon Bareveli
MEMPHIS Tenn In a garden contest designed to settle the argument over the best time to plant crops Pete Caight of the Moon Bareveli defeated C F Dark Of the Moon Whitaker 10 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Pete Caight
Bareveli
C. F
Whitaker
104 Year-Old Negro Dies at Home Near Washington
Peter Wylie, a 104 year-old Black man, died at his Hempstead County home early Monday. Neighbors say he was born in 1836, the year Arkansas gained statehood, and he had long resided in Hempstead County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wylie
Washington
Arkansas
Hempstead
Gardeners share plots at Mid-South Fair grounds
Each gardener received a plot on the Mid-South Fair grounds and planted the same kind of seeds. Whitaker achieved best results with okra and bush beans while Zarzoli flourished with a long row of crops including squash, corn, beets, tomatoes, and sweet potatoes, admitting hard work helped Zarzoli despite the moon’s unusual cycle this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-South Fair
Whitaker
Zarzoli
Opinion rights tied to reliable reporting in Your Opinion
The piece urges readers to base opinions on trustworthy news reporting and highlights two life phases for forming views. It notes the duty to share informed opinions on public matters while praising corporate media's role in improving American life through reader feedback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
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W. M. Cantley
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Millie McCammon
Miss Tuffie
G. Layne Addison
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IM. C. Axson
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J. W. Franks
Edwin Stewart
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