Social Bridge and Club Events Highlight October Calendar
A detailed social calendar lists Thursday night bridge hosted by Mrs W B Herndon with Miss Fulen Sowden attending, President’s Day luncheon, and Friday club meetings at the Barlow and Mrs R V Harrison’s home. Saturday features Girl Scouts Senior Troop and a Miss Catherine Richards Howard party honoring Mrs Orville Eeringer with fall flowers, gifts, and refreshments for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Mer
Catherine Richards Howard
Orville Eeringer
Little Rock
Brooks Schulty
Honoes
Local Club Scenes Highlight City Social Life
A string of social gatherings unfolds across the city as Bridge clubs host Miss Mary Delia Carrigan and companions, Circle No 1 of the Women’s Missionary Society meets at Mrs Oliver Adams home, and the Wednesday Contract Bridge club convenes at Mrs Kelley Bryant’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Della
Alice Henry
Josephine Morris
William Sommerville
Patricia Thompson
Mary Delia Carrigan
Danay Dorothy Hearal
Promising Young Farmer to Settle at Reaves Farm
T. L. Rogers, a promising young farmer of the community, plans to make his home on the Reaves farm. The move signals a continuing family and agricultural presence in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Rogers
Reaves
Personal mentions and guest visits in Little Rock area
Misa Hattle Ann Felld was the Monday guest of Mr and Mrs Walter Pope in Little Rock. Orville Evringer and family visited Mrs Catherine Richards Howard and relatives. John Rockey of Kansas City joined them. Hope High School students Thomas Kinser Gordon J P Stratford Briant Bundy Melba Coffee Frances Harrell Nancy Faye Williams and Billye Irene James travel to Conway for a state Student Government Association meeting with the Wope group as vice president. Oliver Adams attended the Arkansas Live Stock Show in Little Rock, Clyde Roberts visited Hat tie Ann Fell, a birth notice misdated announced Gerry Ewing McPherson at Julia Chester Hospital. Mary Della White to visit from Arkansas Teachers College Conway. Margaret Bacon of Shreveport visiting her parents BE N Bacon. Harold King to return to Dallas after visiting his mother. Mrs A C Whitehurst of Fulton was a Monday visitor. Finley Ward traveling Ozarks. Martha Houston joined from Hendrix for weekend. Martha Ann Singleton to Fayetteville for Arkansas Baylor football game visiting Robert Singleton and Buela Alexander. Lee Garland returned from Little Rock after Live Stock Show trip. Noah Trobbs and Donald visited Mrs Bruce Free in Emmet Missouri. Cottontail rabbits rear 3.8 litters annually, with an average of 44 animals in each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rockey
Kansas City
Catherine Richards Howard
O- J. H. Jones
Dick Ligon
Hope High School
Conway
State
Thomas Kinser
Thomas Gordon
J. P. Statford
Briant Bundy
Melba Coffee
Frances Harrell
Nancy Faye Williams
Billye Irene James
Wope
Thomas Kinner
E. McPherson
Gerry Ewing McPherson
Julia Chester Hospital
Mary Della White
Arkansas Teachers’ College
Pred White
J. M. Houston
Little Rock
Martha Houston
Hendrix College
Martha Ann Singleton
Fayetteville
Arkansas - Baylor
Robert Singleton
Bnula Alexander
Answering Your Questions About CONSCRIPTION
A wartime briefing explains draft rules and enlistment options. It notes men registered on October 16 may enlist for one year at recruiting stations, skipping the full three year term, if fit and not needed elsewhere. It also covers commissions prospects, with Marshall indicating after nine months’ training drafted men could study for commissions in the reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Giente
Goptd
New York City
Washington Daily News
Washington
George A. Marshall
Army Chief of Staff
Army
Army Reserve
Women Go in for Politics
AP Feature Service writer notes women increasingly enter campaigns using unique tactics. Republicans tout a million women workers and Democratic clinics train voters with issues like erosion and naval costs. Both sides mobilize clubs, media, money collection, and auto armadas to boost turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigrid Arne
Washington
National Federation of Republican Women
Repblican
Four Women Forge Careers After Marriage and Motherhood
ADELAIDE KERR profiles four women who defied traditional roles in postwar life. Mrs Kermit Roosevelt, Claire Baxter, Nellie Hussey, and Mary Chess pursued independent work during years after childbirth, balancing family status with personal achievement amid a society shifting toward greater female employment. The piece highlights how they sought purposeful activity beyond charity and bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Baxter
Manhattan
Scotia
Clavie Baxter
Miss Baxter
New York
Kermit Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Chapin Marcus
Nellie Hussey
Harry Hussey
Peking
China
Mary Chess
Avery Robinson
Army Rule Changes Ahead of October 16 Date
The army alone knows the forthcoming changes in conditions before October 16. Officials say the best the burden can do is answer questions as up to date as the evolving rules permit.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clu
Mra
W. BR. Herndon
Hame
Fulen Sowden
Lancheon
Barlow
Centrnes Bridge Club
Mra. R. V. Herrison Sp
Atelock
Brownlie Treaty No. 1
Miss Mary Purekins
Fenior
Benus Troy Wa
Joe Black
Schioal
Moe
Atel
Ejer
Erringe
Comer Toyatt
Robert LauGrone
Evan Wray
Charles Dann Guigan
Billy Duckett
Nel Mra
Bruoka’ Schults
Oliver Adams
Christian Church Society
Circle No. 1
Women's Missionary Society of the First Christ In Church
J. R. Cullipher
Alva Reynerson
Plano
Earnest Graham
Kelley Bryant
Wiliam McCll
W. R. Herndon
Roy Powell
Mareine Abbott
Marchine Abbott
Mavis Hollis
Hoey Taylor
Frances Taylor
Laverne Roberts
Verna Mae Hollis
Donald Tunstall
Vernon Percell
Teller Wright
Thurman Wripiit
Ravetle Roberts
Marethe Abbott
Olivia DE Havilland
Jeffrey Lynn
MY Love
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Saenger
Sale Women’s Shoes
Mavelty An
Misa Hattle Ann Felld
Walter Pope
Orville Evringer
Mra. Evringer
Ane Johnson
City
Clyde Roberts
Jax
Hattie Ann Fell
Margaret Bacon
Shreveport
Mrs
BE. N. Bacon
Harold King
T. R. King
Dallas
A. C. Whitehurst
Fulton
Finley Ward
Ozarks
Lee Garland
Lidle Rock
Noah Trobbs
Donald
Bruce Free
Emmet
Buster Brown SuHoes
Buster Brown
Brown Dit Shoe Store
Minnetta Williams
Kroger
Cincinnati
Ohio
Europe
Africa
Uns
By Adelaide Kerr
ARS
Fall Permane
Winnie
Elva Virginia
Beulah
Sibyl’s
Beauty Shop
Balconee Be Ug Co
Rephan's
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