Society Notes from Nira and Hope Events
A clerical society page from Nira lists guests like Miss Martha Houston and Miss Margaret Tilley, with travel to Little Rock and Chicago mentions. Hope High School students attended El Dorado Student Council meeting, while local hostess events and a hairdressers convention in Little Rock are noted. Community visitors, illness, and a Spring Hill shower for Mrs. Perry Johnson are also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Houston
Margaret Tilley
New Albany
The
Hope High School
el Dorado
E. P. Youngie
Tom Pat Cook
Briant Bundy
Thomas Kinser Jr
Mary Lee Cook
Nancy Fae Williams
Carolyn Barr
Wanda Lane
Mary Petrie
Frances Erwin
Martha Ann Alexander
Allen White
Mary Jo Monroe
Mary Ross McFaddin
Thomas Honeycutt
Paul Mutson
Mary Leg Pintle
James Gates
Echols Livke
Betty Rubins
Rose Mary Duan
Spring Hill
McDowell
Perry Johnson
Bonnie Ward
Gilmer
Texas
Frances Schneiker
First National Hearing Week Highlighted By Family Doctor
A weekly feature introduces National Hearing Week proclaimed by the President. The article urges early detection of infant hearing loss, notes causes such as heredity illness and toxin exposure, and stresses treatment to preserve remaining hearing. Henry Haynes of Haynes Bros. department store had an appendix operation at Josephine Hospital with satisfactory condition reported. Aeschylus is credited as originator of stage tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Hearing
United States
Gorden Berry
Henry Haynes
Haynes Bros
Josephine Hospital
Card of Thanks Expressing gratitude for kindness after illness and death
We express sincere appreciation to friends for their kindness during the illness and death of our loved one Steven Osburn. Lester Osburn and family thank everyone for support and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson Osburn
Lester Osburn
Chesterfield Ad Series Revives With Celebrities and Alleged Insights
Chesterfield launches a renewed advertising series starting the week of October 2 with colorful store displays and national billboards through December. It features Grantland Rice, Frank Fuller, Bette Davis, Loretta Young, Errol Flynn, David Niven, Miss Phil Offer, and three text ads titled It was hit or miss in grandfather's day among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Grantland Rice
Frank Fuller
Bendix
Bette Davis
Loretta Young
Errol Flynn
David Niven
Phil Offer
America
Mind Your Manners Quiz From Old Advice Column
A reader questions tipping etiquette for varied service roles in a town setting. The advice covers tipping a beauty shop proprietor, a permanent wave operator, a cab driver who owns his cab, and a doorman, with guidance on guest behavior and whether to ask the hostess.
Wage increase details extend to October twenty fourth
The Wage and Hour Division announces that 30 cents more per hour will be paid starting October 24, raising the weekly figure for minimum wage workers to $12.60 for 42 hours with overtime at time and a half for excess hours. The change aims to create more jobs and enforce overtime penalties on employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weel
Little Sam Houston College Upsets Rice Institute, 9-0
In Dallas the Sam Houston Teachers from Walker County shocked Rice Institute with a 9-0 upset, stifling the Owls in the fourth period with a touchdown pass, field goal, and a safety. Rice’s season woes continued after losses to Vanderbilt and LSU and a win over Centenary. Next week Rice opens Southwest play against Texas at Austin, a team riding high after beating Arkansas 14-13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Sam Houston College
Rice Institute
Dallas
Texas
Texas Aggies
Red Grange
Jack Crain
Rice
Ernie Lain
Sam Houston
Piney Woods
Walker County
Owls
Houston
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Louisiana State
Centenary
Austin
Arkansas
Texas Christ
Aggies
John Kimbrough
Devace Mosttr
Bill Conatser
TCU
Conatser
Christian
College Station
Baylor
Nebraska
Sophmore
Jack Wilson
Ray Mallout
Preston Johnson
Southern Methodist
Marquette
Golden Avalanche
Methodists
Methodist
Texas Christian
Shreveport
Villanova
Philadelphia
Presidents as early career teachers noted in history
Five American presidents served as school teachers in their early careers while the world’s largest copper smelter is located in Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Wold
Anaconda, Mont
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KC. Haynes
DeQueen
K.G. McRae
Mr. McRae
Hugh Smith
Saint Louis
Amd
W. Patterson
Emma Fontaine
George Sissel
Qe- Queen
Willian Sissel
Chicago
Ilinois
8. L. Bray
J. L. Green
Litle Rock
Tlerloise Miller
Ruth
Ellen Boswell
Kate
Little Rock
Arkansas Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
E. d. Baker
South Elm Street
Hope
Saenger
Asarryl
F. Zanuck
Louis Bromfield
Myrne WY
Tyrone Power
Obia
Phoenix
Wie
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Nashville
Cherek
Crowley
Rose Provost
Genevieve Barousse
Lucille Jones
Mary Jane Tanksley
Katherine Fristoe
Blossom Savoie
Barbara Smith
Georgia Sonnter
Gloria Breaux
Ruth Arnaud
Gayle Andrus
Alo UY
Morris Fishbein Baditor
Journal of the American Medical Associatie
Hygels
the Health Magazine
Aeschylus
Constance Bennett
Brian Abern
Merrily WE Live
Cipher Bureau
Robert Montgomery
Vo Bruce
Rialto
Maisie
Blonde
Ann Southern
Robert Young
Ann Sheridan
Dick Powell
Gale Page
Helen Broderick
Ronald Reagan
Allen Jenkins
Zasu Pitts
Maxie Rosenbloom
Alaska
Huntsville
Truy Tobacco
Liccary & Myans Tosarca Co
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