Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings Dates
Community groups schedule events across October including Hope Band Auxiliary at the Capital Hotel Dining room at 3 o'clock, Girl Scout and Scout troop activities, a bridge club gathering, American Legion Auxiliary planning the 18th District meet in Foreman, and Methodist Church women’s meetings with talks on missions and national aid, plus a week of prayer announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Band
Capital Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
Mra
Kill Ramsey
C. Wallis
C. R. Hamilton
C. M. Agee
Ramsey
Foreman
Junior Department entertains for Dr Warren at Frith Hall
The First Baptist Church Junior Department hosted Dr C Warren of Little Rock Monday afternoon at Frith Hall. Seventy juniors attended and helped extend courtesies with punch and cookies served. Circle No 3 led the missionary program with devotional by Mrs Gus Haynes and music by Mrs Secya Gibson. Circle No 8 had the largest turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnnior
Department of
Baptist Church
Warren
First Baptist
C. Warren
Little Rock
Frith Hall
Hiptlat Missionary Society
Missimpary Society
First Baptist Church
John Britt
A. C. Bennett
Gus Haynes
L. F. Higgason
A. C. Roth
Personal Mention from a Hot Springs Visit and Local Socials
Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Allison spend three weeks in Hot Springs while Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Moore of Gur doy join their daughter Mrs. P. Hy Webb and Mr. Webb for a Sunday gathering. Father Gus McKee recovers from a recent operation at St. Vincent's hospital in Little Rock. Maury Haynes, at Gunston Hall, visited West Point to see Army-Cornell game. Mrs. A. K. Holloway visited Shreveport. J. B. Baker and son Fred of Sherman, Texas, stay with Mrs. Baker's mother in Little Rock before returning home. Mr. Yonnie Brumfield also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Allison
Hot Springs
W. B. Moore
Gur Doy
P. Hy, Webb
Mr. Webb
Gus McKee
St. Vincent's Hospital Sa
Little Rock
O- Mis
Maury Haynes
Gunston Hall
Washington, D. C
West Point
Army-Cornell
J. B. Baker
Fred
Sherman
Texas
Mr. Baker
BE. J. Baker
Nothing Sacred Missing Pocketbook After Service
Mrs K B Crawford left her pocketbook on an open window sill after teaching Sunday School. Police and parishioners searched but the purse was gone. The Nile valley population density is reported higher in Egypt than in any European country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N.C
K. B. Crawford
Nile Valley
Egypt
Europe
Bowling schedule and local social visits noted
Bowling events listed for October 15 to 17 include Brookwood Grocery versus American Legion, Geo. Robison against Hempstead County Lumber Co. Ritchie Grocery meets Kiwanis and C. S. versus Hope Basket Co. Rotary faces M. System on October 17 and Life & Casualty versus Experiment Station. A Tyler Texas visit mentions Mr. and Mrs. Ho Brumfield and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Butler with Mrs. T. H. Broomfield meeting relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookwood Grocery
American Legion
Geo. Robison
Hempstead County Lumber Co
Ritchie Grocery
Kiwanis
C. S
Hope Basket Co
Rotary Va M. System
Life & Casualty
Experiment Station
Hollywood Heads of Picture Business Expect Draft Exemption
Hollywood leaders believe the draft will spare key actors and technicians, keeping film work essential. Studios may keep workers in place, with singers and writers shifted to morale duties, while star salaries and project changes signal ongoing practice under wartime norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Dorothy Comigore
Richard Collins
Ruth Warrick
Erik Rolf
Orson Welles
The
Stork Club
Brigham Young
Wayne
John Wayne
Marlene Dietrich
Grover Jones
Ann Sheridan
Jimmy
Cagney
Lionel Barrymore
Judy Garland
Clark Gable
Charlie Chaplin
Paulette Goddard
Alan Hales
Brooklyn Bridge
Alexander Karda
Lady Hamilton
Murder Under Storm Lights in New York Jungle
In Chapter VII, Hugh and Sidney uncover a broken window and altered rooms as suspects debate whether Langdon’s murder occurred during the blackout or upstairs. Gundrum suggests a thief sought a diamond map, linking robbery and murder, while tension grows over who can be trusted before the police arrive. Marta finally speaks, urging justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gundrum
Ben
Sidney
Craig
Langdon
Hugh
Pat
Nella
Miss Langdon
Africa
Nella Hearst
Adam
Braitwood
Togi
Lup
Marta
Dinah Sings Trouble Away
Dinah Shore faces a turning point after a hard luck period in New York. Facing debt and lean radio gigs, she wired home for funds and scrapped by on rye bread and cheese. A late New Year boost helped her prospects improve as she moved toward stardom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kernodle
New York
Dinah Shore
Dinah Shore’s Rise from Humble Start to Broadway Dress Fame
Dinah Shore rises from a modest start to stardom on Eddie Cantor’s program. Her weekly salary ranges from 250 to 700 dollars, and she dreams of Hollywood. She buys frocks costing around 300 dollars, wows audiences with bluesy singing, enjoys sports, radio bands, and romance, and began singing at 14 after sneaking out for a roadside engagement. The article also notes the Cape Mendocino lighthouse stands 422 feet high on the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Cantor
OFC
Hallywood
Moteg
Tod
Princess
Fide
Dihah
Dinah
United States
Cape Mendocino
Calif
Snake Charmers and the Dictator’s Whistle
A Tuesday advertisement argues that newspapers protect free Americans from dictatorship by offering diverse viewpoints. It warns that control of advertising revenues could fund subsidies for biased printing and urges reader feedback to the Newspaper Publishers Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free America
Newspaper Publishers Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seoul
J. O. Miloin
Happy Neal Hocklbg Club
Jinnie
Mrs
We. M. Cantley
Bay View Reading
Kle. White
T. QR. Billingsley
Beryl Henry
Clyde Monts
Lilie Garden
B. L. Retthe
Malealsy Porterfield
WLS
Methodist Church
Warmen
Society For Chesslinn
Mom
First Methodist Church
Circle No. 4
Henry Hitt
Brents McPherson
Harriet Stary
Edwin Stewart
A. M. Metin
Circle 4 O
Edwin Ward
Witt
Hope
Nom
Tie Women's Missionary Conference
Lite Rack
A. .K. Holloway
Shreveport
Saenger
Bob Young
Maureen O'Sullivan
Reuters
Rialto Now
Chas, Winminger
Jean Parker
Orchid
Edw. G. Robinson
Wade Hampton Hayes
Gen
Wade
New York National Guard
Paris
T. Ho Brumfield
Jim Butler
T. H. Broomfield
England
Tyler
Allan Honeyrutt
Big Stara
Ble
Preston Sturges
Barbara Stanwyck
Henry Fonda
Great McGinty
Bob Burns
Paramount
Irvin Cole
Faynoua
Burns
Arkansas
New York Jungle
Wray Wade Severn
Westenday
Adam'n Watte
Sidney Realiger
Ioney
NEA Service
Hugus
Tennessee
Pet
Engand
Samaria
America
U. S
Britain
Harp’s Apple House
Walnut Street
Snake Charmers
New
Duce
Norman Chandler
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