Social Calendar Notes For Thursday And Friday Events
Miss Patricia Duffie be guest of honor at a tea hosted by Mrs BF McFintdin from 3 to 5 PM. An October cotillion is planned for Friday. A social dance for the sick invitation is set at the Country Club at 8 PM to host guests. The Friday Music chorus gathers at Mrs Garrett Story's home at half past six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Duffie
Chester Hofloman
EL Dowgrado
BF. McFintdin
Mra Garrett Story
Girl Scout Conference and Luncheon Plan
Friday events at the Barlow for the Girl Scout troop include a conference all day with Miss Brooks, appointments via Mrs Bernard O Dwyer, and a luncheon at Diamond cafe at 1 PM reservations through BAB or Sie before Friday. Also invites for all Girl Scout workers. Monday meeting of the W A at First Baptist Church at 6 PM and a Hallowe en party planned for Saturday November 14.
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Miss Brooks
Barlow
Bernard O'Dwyer
Rdiamond Cafe
The
First Baptist Church
Mrs McFaddin Hosts Teal for Patricia Duffie Honor
Mrs E F McFaddin entertained at her North Hervey street home in compliment to Miss Patricia Duffie on her upcoming marriage to Chester Halloman of El Dorado. Guests entered past Miss Mar Sie McPaddin and were received in rooms decorated with autumn chrysanthemums and pink accents. The event ran 3 to 5 pm with many friends attending and Mrs J G Martindale directing guests to the living room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFadd
E. F. McFaddin
North Hervey Street
Patricia Duffie
Chester Halloman
el Dorado
Mar Sie McPaddin
QO. A. Graves
C. D. Lester
Beryl Henry
Ross Gillespie
Frank Ward
John Vesey
Carolyn Trimble
Patsy Ann Campbell
Frances Harrell
Rosalyn Hall
Mary Ross McFaddin
Beaumont Visitors Arrive For Talley Family Reunion
Mrs L E Talley and children Dorothy and Buddy from Beaumont Texas are due Friday night to stay with Mrs Anna Judson and relatives. Miss Hattie Anne Feild returned from Shreveport while Mrs J Li Green left Little Rock after a visit. Mrs Lloyd Spencer and others visited in Shreveport Wednesday. Frank Nolen and Harold Theart of Ft Bills Texas are visiting their mother Mrs W C Reece.
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L. E. Talley
Dorothy
Buddy
Beaumont
Texas
Talley
Anna Judson
Hattie Anne Feild
Shreveport
J. Li. Green
Little Rock
National Art Week Observed in Hempstead County Hope
National Art Week is being celebrated in Hope at City Hall from November 17 to 23. Exhibits include arts and crafts paintings sculptures and other objects. Miss Weisenberger oversees the library team and Meg E. A. Marsani handles exhibits which may be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Hope
Miss Weisenberger
Meg. E. A. Marsani
War era patent politics and defense production notes
The piece discusses how German patent grants in wartime the U S are reviewed for military value and shared with Army and Navy, with wartime seizures possible. It also recounts a Washington moment where a loan official overstated a Latin American road offer, and notes impending limits on synthetic rubber production in 1942.
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Washington
U.S
United States
U. S
U. S&s
Army
Army, Navy
Office of Production Management
Navy
Germany
Jones
Jussa Jones
Mr. Jones
Mexico
Warren Lee Pierson
Export-Import Bank
Mexico City
Firestone
Goodyear
Akron
Goodrich
Louisville
U. S. Rubber
Naugatuck
Conn
Malaya
Dutch East Indies
Anti-Trust Division
Department of Justice
Anti-Trust
Checkups Make Sabotage Tough
Washington report explains modern sabotage as an art rivaling blitzkrieg in complexity. It traces sabotage from early wooden shoes to four classes arson explosives mechanical and labor sabotage. It notes spies as consultants aiding saboteurs and cites a foreign industrialist boasting about factory reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett
Washington
Earth
Sky
United
Brooklyn
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U. S
Hoover
United States
Girl Scout Aim Explained Here
Mary Esther Brooks of Memphis urges women and girls in Hope to view Girl Scouting as shaping democratic citizenship amid national defense. She notes the program provides real democracy experience and leadership for youth through scouting activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lght
National Defense
Mary Esther Brooks
Memphis
Miss. Brooks
Girl Scouts Lead Regions for Training and Defense Roles
Leads Australia for the Girl Scouts in the region covering Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Arkansas and Louisiana. Miss Brooks praises troop leaders for independent planning and action. More than half a million Girl Scouts learn self-reliance cooperation and patriotism through Scouting. Local groups set up community service bureaus and twenty one training centers nationwide offer courses to prepare women for national defense roles. George Washington noted as a stock holder in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Miss Brooks
Girl Scouts
Chandler Buys Mills Music Store in Washington DC
Mr and Mrs J W Chandler of Washington DC have purchased the Mills Music Store on South Main street The store is renamed Chandlers and will feature a full line of music items The Chandlers invite the public to visit and view the selection Mr Chandler formerly played French horn in the U S Navy Band in Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chandler
Washington, D. C
Mills Music
South Main Street
Chandler
U. S. Navy
Washington
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Social Etiquette Rules
A reader questions five social situations and the advised stances are given. Answers include allowing a daughter to wear the same as peers, not forcing a dance, the child hosting guests, teaching children not to leave toys in neighbors yards, and avoiding giving candy to every visiting child.
Canada builds aerial military beacon chain across continent
Across Newfoundland to Alaska the Canadian government constructs an aerial military highway. A chain of radio beacons spaced about 250 miles will guide bombers fighters or interceptors crossing the continent in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Alaska
America
Wallace on national debt and income in 1941 analysis
The piece reviews Vice President Wallace's Land Policy Review article arguing debt shifts from 1929 to 1941 show private and state debts fall while federal debt rises. It asserts higher debt could occur with similar interest costs, implying a more fragile economy but manageable interest payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment of Justice
Wallace
Land Policy Review
Department of Agriculture
Ocal
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Harold ‘Theart
Ft. Bills, Texas
W. C. Reece
Mr. Reees
National Art Week
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Irene
Robert Dunne
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Labor Party
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Arthur Fadden
Mills
Allied
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