Social Calendar and Women’s Society Notes
The week’s society items list meetings and events for local groups. The Women’s Society for Christian Service and the Presbyterian ladies host social gatherings, contract bridge clubs, Girl Scout activities, and a bride’s evening party. Church circles of the First Christian and First Baptist note meetings, programs, and fellowship, with officer announcements and refreshments.
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Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
L. F. Higguson
Personal mentions from Hope area social notes
Mrs. CV Nunn returns from a visit with her brother T L Perkins and children in Stamps. Vasco Bright of Stillwater will spend several days in Hope with his mother Mrs. Mary Bright before entering the air corps. Miss Mildred Brittain leaves for Phoenix to make her new home. Mr and Mrs W H L Schneller hosted weekend guests from Pocahontas and Grantfork. Bill Sanderson of Little Rock visits on business. Mrs SL Murphy spends the weekend in Little Rock with son Lee. Ray Murphy of Arkansas Tech in Russellville is mentioned. Mrs J B Eplen of Houston is guest of her brother Edwin Dossett and Mrs Dossett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CV. Nunn
T. L. Perkins
Stamps
Vasco Bright
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Hope
Mary Bright
Air Corps
Mildred Brittain
Phoenix
Arizona
SL. Murphy
Little Rock
Joy Son
Lee
Ray Murphy
Arkansas Tech
Tusselville
Mary Dorothy
Hot Springs
J. &. Eplen
Houston, Texas
Edwin Dossett
Dossett
German firm starts potato vine paper production for writs
Berlin reports a German paper mill has begun wholesale production of writs paper from potato plant vines. The firm claims the quality matches that of traditional printing paper from potato vine cellulose and is aimed at sustaining high standards. Also noted is a claim that the Japanese imperial dynasty is proclaimed to be 2,600 years old.
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Berlin
Anil
Indians Set Up New Nation
Washington dispatch notes that during World War I Indians from Seneca Mohawk and Onondaga groups faced questions of citizenship and loyalty as draft age men. Officials say sovereignty myths persist but patriotism remains strong. 40,645 Indians and Eskimos registered, with service records praising courage under fire and strategic skill in combat.
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Washington
the Talion
Wilfred Crouse
Senecra
Mohawks
United Sates
United States
George B. Dekker
Buremala
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
John Collier
Crouse
Germany
France
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Gene Krupa the Swing King in 1930s era spotlight
AP Feature profiles Gene Krupa, describing his rise with swing, the drums, and the era's big bands. It notes his 1934 impact, his band finishing a ballad “To Never Smile Again,” and Krupa explaining how swing shifted from roaring to refined in public favor.
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New York
Gene Krupa
Gene
Brand
Campaign Excitement Gauged by Fist Fights in Hollywood
Hollywood chatter centers on campaign fervor as fist fights erupt at screenings and newsreels. The Hays Office may require balanced shots and silence to hear screen statements. Hollywood adapts with conscription funds for training camps and scenes from sea war stories. Orson Welles leads as a multi-guild member while actor sobriety riffs appear in a comic subplot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Roosevelt
Willkie
King George
Hh- Jer
Jhou
Hays Office
Hollywood Unions and Refugee Cast in Film Controversy
The article surveys unions like the American Federation of Radio Artists and Actors Equity, noting wages above average. It details Carole Lombard's wardrobe spend, changes in Frances Langford, and diet effects. It cites refugee labor in Hollywood, with figures from the Producers' Association showing few refugees among major studios, and mentions Will Rogers films and potential Columbus biopics. director Mike Corfiz approaches Jack Warner with a production issue.
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Ern Guild
American Federation of Radio Artist
Astora
Equity
Carole Lombart
Frances Langford
Hall
Will Rogers
Fox
Metro
Christopher Columbus
Hollywood
Gabriel Pascal
England
Mike Corfiz
Jack Warner
Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits in Gladwater and Malvern
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Geo Blevins and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Cummings with their baby from Gladwater Texas and Mr. and Mrs. Coy Cummings and daughter from Nashville visiting W. B. Cummings. Mrs. H. H. Honea returned Tuesday from Little Rock where she stayed with her brother A. H. Wade and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grey and children from Malvern spent the weekend with Mrs. Grey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Stephens.
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Geo
BR. Cummings
Gladwater
Texas
Coy Cummings
Nashville
W. B. Cummings
H. H. Honea
Little Rock
A. H. Wade
Jack Grey
Malvern
Local Visitors Spend Weekend With Area Families
Fratieicée and Mica Rheabeth Prenaide of Prescott were guests of Mr and Mrs T W Stewart on Sunday afternoon. Mrs George Mayfield of Dorado is visiting her father Mr J A Wade and other relatives. Misetta Gotham of Arkadelphia is with her parents Mr and Mrs W T Gorham as friends of Mrs Roy Foster visit continues.
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Mica Rheabeth
Prescott
T. W. Stewart
George Mayfield
Doradolis
Me. J. A. Wade
Misetta Gotham
Arkadelphia
W. T. Gorham
Roy Foster
Highlights From Latest Books On Presidential Politics
Two new works survey American campaigns from 1896 to 1919 and from Lincoln to Roosevelt, tracing forces shaping elections and the balance of power. Matthew Josephson’s The President Makers analyzes personalities and reforms, while Cortez A M Ewing’s Presidential Elections focuses on movements, trends, and sectional influence. A third title, The Boss by Dungon David McKean, offers a sharp biography of Frank Hague and machine politics in action.
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Matthew Josephson
Harcourt, Brace
University of Oklahoma Press
Lincoln
Roosevelt
BP. D. R
T. R
New Freedom
Josephson
McKinles
Wilson
Ewing
West
Boss
Dungon David McKean
Houghton Miffins
Frank "Hague
New Jersey
Swing bands vie for proper sound with exhibition style
In a lively compare and contrast, leaders note bands modulated that blaring swing to showcase real instruments. The honey outfits attracted dancers with hot stuff, but the syrup bloom failed to lure them. They added swing licks to blend the two styles and teased a continuing two way swap between swing and sweet swing, as Gene explains.
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Honey Sweet
Sweet
Gene
How News Lets People Govern Themselves In America
A public service ad explains how readers receive news through newspapers and broadcasts. It argues readers influence policy with informed opinions, contrasts American liberty with tyranny in Germany and Russia, and touts the value and cost of newspapers as a civic bargain. It invites reader feedback to the Newspaper Publisher Committee.
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Germany
Russia
America
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Daisy Daisy Dorothy Heard
Woman's Society For ‘Christian Service of
Prescatt
Methodist Church In
Contract Bridge Club
Troay No
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Girl Scouts
J. O. Milam
Leonard Elis
Juniny Imatrons
First Baptist Sunday School
L. F. Hingason
Clarice Cannon
Jack Cornett
Bridge Club
Ruth Taylor
Hein
J. P. Byers
Earnest Wingfield
Girl Scout
Clyde Monts
Little Stouse
Business and Professional Women's Club
Fair Park
Florence Hicks
Ruby McKee
D. Cook
Hugh Sones
Henry Haynes
Scova Gibson
Gus Haynes
I.R. Hamilton
Hige Gason
P. J. Molt
Christian W. C. M.S
Womans Christian Missionary Society
First Christian Church
Circle No
Oliver Adams
Joe Olmstead
Jender
Henry Hicks
C. E. Gibson
John
Keith Gregory
Jim Cullipher
Ernest Graham
Jim Cuiltipher
Mya
Alva Reynerson
Rialto Now
Safari
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Madeline Carroll
Jeanette McDonald
Nelson Eddy
W. Hlf. Schneller
William Nungesser
Cletus Nungesser
Pochontas
Goldicr Reinhart
Grantfork, N
Julus Reinhart
Highhand
Bill Sanderson
City
Knute Rockne
Lana Turner
John Shelton
Jack Stinnety
United Statees
Drummer Boy
Ministry of Home Security
London
Moscow
Siberia
Changhai
China
Navy
Fnally
Dimeo Report
Tom Collins
Ginger” Ayle
Orson
Welles
Screen Writers' Guild
Screen Actors’ Guild
Screen Directors’ Guild
U. S
Producers’ Association
Italy
Studing
Felix Bressart
Karen Verne
Fritz van Dongen
Erwin Kaiser
Blevins
Stetson
Haynes Bros. Neat Door To Hope Hardware Co
McKinley
Frank Hague
Norman Chandler
Norway
Denmark
Finland
Baltic
Soviet Union
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