Calendar events and club notices from a local paper
Calendar items recount October social events. Mrs. Davis-Weaver and Mrs. Troy Burson attendances mark firsts, with WSCS meetings at the First Methodist Church and numerous club gatherings. Community groups such as Friendship Demonstration, Daffodil Garden Club, and local Home Demonstration clubs meet with notes on hosts, co-hosts, menus, and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis —_ Weaver
Dmonday
Troy’ Burson
Wesh Service Guild No. 2 Sr
Will Miéet
Den
L. Dickinson
Frank Gathright
Dermon Wylis
Earl White
Chester Anderson
Sam Weaver
Roy Fry
Jim McKamie
Wiarold Rosenbaum
Bill Rosenbaum
Friendship Wome
Lynn Moses Home
N. A. Piquet
Jim Stone
R. G. Shuffield
HA. Woodhitt
Daffodil Garden Club
Ralph Emerson
Gordon Bayless
Minter
Hinton Home
Patmos School
McWilliams
Ora Rider
Hibbard
Mary Thomas
Melba Rogers
Louise Waters
Lillie Gibson
Mildred Middlebrooks
Virginia Buffington
Tumple Smith
Trensurer
Louis
Water's
Raporler
Dai
Cearley
Frostett
Milured Middlebrooks
Hubbarel
Cotton Still Big Business in Arkansas
Arkansas cotton remains the state's largest industry as Little Rock and Pine Bluff exchanges handle about one third of production. With prices around 17 dollars per bale, the crop could net over 500 million dollars for the economy. The article notes warehouse receipts and classing certificates as key to pricing and explains the role of exchanges, merchants, and mills in this cash business. It also chats about local club events and relatives in the drift toward broader state commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Tarr
Little Rock
Cotton Exchange
Memphis
New Orleans
New York
Arkansas
J. G. Botaford
Little Rock Exchange
London
Saratoga
Jasper
Hoover
John Wesley
Honeycutt
Hope
Dora Kern
Clyde Browning
Hope Dwight Walton
Cecil Rose
Edward May
Patmos
Frank Walker
Codk
Jewel May
Linden Smith
Blevins
William Wheat Fullon
London Smits
Joel B. Thompson
Hope l
Get
B. M. Mouser
Horton
Linda Hempson
Cari
Local Club Meetings and Spaghetti Supper Schedule
Oct 16 events include ALS Girl Scout Adult Workers meeting at 1 p.m. at Libly House with troop representation, the DeAnn Lilac Garden Club meeting at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Roy, pie and a program led by Mrs. Irvin Burke, and a Gar lands School Homeroom Mother's meeting at 1 30 p.m. in the school auditorium. On Oct 17 Catholic Ladies Alter Society hosts its annual spaghetti supper at 5 30 p.m. with tickets 1 50 adults and 90 cents children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALS
Libly
DeAnn Lilac Garden’ Club
Roy’ Pie
Join Burke
Irvin Burke
Garland
Cathlcie Ladies Alter Society
Cotton loan program shapes Arkansas futures outlook
Botsford cites government loan guarantees as killing the futures market. Farmers opt to place cotton in the loan program to avoid loss, redeeming if prices rise or leaving in loan if they fall. Most Arkansas cotton sells to domestic mills, with a portion to overseas shippers, and the market remains active with year-round exchange operations. HOT SPRINGS hotel project announced by Anthony Enterprises with construction starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botsford
Arkansas
Exchange
Arkansas-Missouri Cotton Trade Association
HOT Springs. Ark
Park Avenue
Hot Springs
Anthony Enterprises
All Hell Broke Loose in Auntie Dear Helen Column
Dorothy Dix advice column recounts a family pie incident and a heated kitchen quarrel over parenting roles. Auntie asks who was right, while Helen endorses parental boundaries and neutral grandma. Other letters cover teen rebellion and a married woman seeking independence plus Dorothy Dix promotional note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Mama
Talkig
Papa
Mechanical Conference Speakers Announced in Jonesboro
The Arkansas Press Association will hold a Fall Mechanical Conference in Jonesboro on Friday and Saturday. Scheduled speakers include Leland Plunkett head of the Arkansas State College journalism department Jack Crawford of Graphic Electronics and Tom Allen of the Brinkley Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jonesboro
Ark
Che
Arkansas Press Association
Leland Plunkett
Arkansas State College Journalism Department
Jack Crawford
Graphic Electronics
Tom Allen
The
Brinkley Citizen
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
A New York report describes a dramatic healing substance that reduces hemorrhoids without surgery. In cases cited, relief from itching and pain accompanied observable shrinkage, suggesting a breakthrough treatment.
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New York, MY
Acionca
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Club Hos
Butson
Beldley
Wiite
Re* D
Ann
Weaver
W.M.U
Bethel
Wjm.u
Mivs Eisie' Weisenberger
Hous
Ir Meter
Stella Weigens
Rhea
Hamby Hinkle
Pearley Jones
Dale Zinn
Hillery
Norfolk
Fannie Taylor
Clyde Zinn
Jilly Thompson
Vewe
Hopewell
Glib
Fred Hunt
C. B. Hodnell
Dinah
Buster Gilbert
Bettie Duncan
Hempstead County
Gilbert
Richard Arnold
Iris Garden Club
Hope Iris
Sam Huckabee
Aubrey Albrittom
A. A. Halbert
Owen Nix
Nan Faith
Arnold
Ann Arnold
Jim Arnoldi
James Connelis
Purtle
Vincent Foster
Arkansas’ Real Esieg Commission
Hawaii
Natl
Asin
P. S. McDavitt
Cel
James Cross
Washington, .C
R. D. Harrison
Dermoit
T. B. Flowers
Greenwood
S. C. Caraway
Greenvile
E. P. O'Neal
Glenice Porter
Dennis Crafton
Mable McDowell
James
PL Worth
Tex
Ends Mes. J. &. McDowell
Aubrey Collier
Collier
Phe
Tess Copeland
Arkadelphia
Demas Copeland
Hamilton
Don Gaines
McCaskil
Kelly
G. W. Dorman
AA Alueo
AEHEL
the Beautiful
Jim Walter
Healey
Highway 67
West
P.O
Texark
Texarkana
Ana
Texas
Walter Homes Corp
Houston
Moore Bros
Ant
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Tom
Velen
Annie
Helen Wordyn Erskine
Dorothy iDix
Bell Syndicate
Diane
Harold Hendrix
Hope Yard
Prescott Yard
Ltth
Hwy
Inorge
Lee
Norge
Ray
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Stari Gas
Rangehansay
Louisiana
Gas Norge
Collier Furniture & Appliances
E. Third St
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