Social Calendar Highlights From Thursday Events
The Social Calendar lists multiple local activities for Thursday October 22. Women’s Society of Christian Service meetings at the Methodist church. Lime Garden Club at Mrs. Ted Jones’s home at 3. WMC Council with speaker Mrs. Keeter Jones at 2:30. Bridge clubs hosting sessions at several homes. Wednesday Contract Club details and participant names. Brookwood PTA plans a November 13 benefit bridge event to fund playground improvements. Jett B. Graves Sunday school class al fresco party at Fair Park with prizes and fortune selling. attendance notes and hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
America
The
Omen's Society of Christian Service
Church
Lime Garden Club
Ted Jones
South Main
Fonzie Moses
W. M.C. Council of the
Hime Gospel ‘Cabernacte
Keeter Jones
Verve Curnelius
Ted Cross
Contnet Bridge Club
Robin Southerland
Brookwood
Therookwood P. I. A
Cottage Tv
Brookwood PT. A
PET A
Ayone
W. FL Herndon
Swallen
Edmondson
Jett B. Graves
Dlass
First Methodist Church
Herbert Lewallen
Ben Edmondson
Fair Park
Clyde Hendrickson
Curtis Urrey
Joe Jones
Charles Thomas
Hollis Luck
Broup Phaisrabe
Florence Hicks
Coming and Going in Memphis and Jackson Visit
Coming and Going notes Mr. and Mrs. Hyram Meeks and daughter Mary Lynda are in Memphis to attend the Malco Theatre Convention. They will then travel to Jackson, Tennessee to visit relatives. Joe Broyles Jr. leaves today for his home in New York City after a visit with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Broyles, Jr
New York City
Doane Pills Offer Kidney Relief Promising Nightly Rest
Tired kidneys may cause backache, swelling, and sleep loss as a kidney or bladder issue arises. Donne Pills claim to provide relief after years of use, promising to help purify the kidneys and reduce discomfort, urging reader action to obtain the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umea
Blythe Plans Cupid Move For Nancy And Duane
Blythe Miller contemplates a scheme to unite Nancy Hale and Duane Hogan after a night of reading and reflection. She weighs Norman Dana’s charm against Duane’s quiet affection, hoping to spark a romance that could alter the lives of Nancy, Duane, and herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tun Atony
Nancy Wate
Mtyihe Millers Hangineas
Nancy
Scooler
Han
Lincoln
Duane
Genere
Norman Dann
Diane
Hiythe
Norman Dana
Blyths Miller
Norman
Lincoln Field
Blythe
Edwin Markham
Duane Hogan
Nancy Hale
Rytie
Markham
Blythe Miller
Hugh Q. Cave
Sweetheart
Big Duane
Baby Scooter
Baby
Puppy
Pop Miller
Pop
Bly
Scooter
Local Social Notes From Batesville and Little Rock Visits
Mrs J C Broyles and Mrs Harvey Bars Jr visit relatives in Batesville while Mr and Mrs A D Phillips return to Little Rock after staying with Mr and Mrs Elbert Jones and Mrs Belle Phillips. Mrs RR Forster and son Hicky of Shreveport visit Mr and Mrs L W Young for the week. W J Jones of Shreveport conducts business in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Broyles
Fee Ae
Harvey Bars, Jr
Batesville
A. D. Phillips
Little Rock
Elbert Jones
Belle Phillips
W. J. Jones
Shreveport
Garden Club Meeting Delivers Plant Exchange and Honors
Prescott Garden Club met at Mrs. Arnold’s home on Christian Ridge with Mrs. J Verdon Fore presiding. Assisting hostesses included Mrs. V Scott and others. Civic notes covered shrub maintenance in Rethel McKacemis Park with Missouri Pacific supervision. Betty Teeter named Scroll queen of the College annual. fall soil prep discussed. blue ribbon in flower arrangements awarded. Guests attended, then a Halloween tea table showcased in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Arnold
J. Verdon Fore
Prescott Garden Club
C. P. Arnold
Christian Ridge
V. Scott
B. H. Scott
Wren Scott
M. H. Bailey
T. HE. Logan
Rk. P. Hamby
Henry Moore
Civic Committee
Rethel MeKacemis Park
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
F.M. Huckleberry
Carl Dalrymple
Guss McCaskill
Woodmen of World to Honor Sen Morris Shepard in Texarkana
The Woodmen of the World will unveil a monument at Hillcrest cemetery Texarkana for the late Senator Morris Shepard former chairman of the Senate Military Affairs Committee. Governor Pat Meff now Baylor University president will give the address. Dallas Bradshaw and other Woodmen leaders will attend with state and local W O W representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Shepard
Texarkuou
Texas
al A
Woodmen
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Hillcrest Cemetery
Texarkana
Pat Meff
Baylor University
D. Ee. Bradshaw
The
Woodmen of the Orld
Society
Hearby
Friday Night Hymn-Sing at First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church hosts a Friday night hymn sing to close Music Emphasis Week led by Mrs. H W Nininger. The program features organ preludes, congregational singing, a responsive reading, and a male quartet with multiple hymns and a pastor’s note. Expected full house invites participation from all congregations and unaffiliated attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
H.W. Nininger
Little Rock First Baptist Church
Wesley
Jesus
Martyn
Refuge
Aberystwyth
Lunes
Scriven
Waits
Lord
Roberts
Bener Sola
Otho Taylor
the Hair
Watts
Avan
Claude Taylor
George Keith
J. T. Bowden
Christ
Bowring
War Workers Hop On The Bandwagon In Victory Special
A group of Gary war workers converted a four-year-old bus from a used-car lot into a victory chariot. Nine people, including two men and six employees at the Kingsbury plant, raised 86 dollars for the transport vehicle nicknamed the victory cooperative special. An ordinance plant worker noted the bus carries workers daily to the ordnance plant and back, likening the vehicle to an elephant in size and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Kingsbury
Victory Cooperative
Abeordnance
Let Freedom Sing at Longacre Thrives Despite Critics
George Tucker reviews Let Freedom Sing at Longacre theater noting mixed critical reception. He enjoyed the topical revue with performances by Berni Gould and Phil Leeds, praising some aspects while criticizing others, especially the scenery and overall humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tucker
New York
Longacre
The
Youth Theatre
Berni Gould
Phil Leeds
Gould
Leeds
Comic pair Gould and Leeds spark lighthearted stage satire
California prison officials face a draft board conundrum as indiction policies collide with security needs. Gould exits Ray Bolger’s By Jupiter for Let Freedom Sing but is underutilized, while Leeds remains a Broadway absence, both delivering zany humor suited to the era’s light entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Ray Bolger
Jupiter
Freedom
Leeds
The
Youth Theatre
Prison Guards Present Appeal for Public Safety
Prison guards presented arguments in keepin safe confinement, appealing for deferment in the interest of public safety. The Bible was printed in languages during 1940.
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Judge Club
In Lf McMahon
Dewey Hendrix
West Grd Street
Franklin Horton
A. D. Brannan
G. A. Hobbs
Ad. P. Byers
W. W. Hyman
Charles Harrell
Branyan
Horton
Hutohetaonte
A.M. Key
W. Hutchengon
Te Theatres
Saenger
Rockies
Rialto
Arizona
Berlin
RED Cross
New Times
Hope's Finest Department Store
Chas. A. Haynes Co
NEA ‘Natince, Tno
Prescott
Helen Hesterly
Betty Teeter
Betty Teeeter
G Rand
J. W. Teeter
Miss Teeter
Vale
Daisy Greene
Arkadelphia
Herbert Smith
Pine Biull
City
Jeter Willis
Florence
Alla Mae
Marvell
Woodmen of World
Sheppard
Begi
Messrs. Gould
NEW Saenger
Melody Makers
Kay Reed
Bill Elliott
Wat
Prnate
Buekeroo
Tex Ritter
East Side Kids
Greer Garson
Aberlin
Inia Gilmore
Dana Andraws
Roy Rogers
Mr . Arizona Kid
Chino
Calif
California
Lydia Ap Elnkham
Lydia E. Pinkhanys Fasbets
Saturda
Preyi
John Wayne As
Capt
Jack Stuart
Ray
Milland
Steve Tolliver
Paulette Goddard As
Lexi Claiborne
Raymond Massey
Lynne. Overman As
Phillip Philpott
Robert
Preston As
Don Cutler
Hayward
Drusilla Alston
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