Social Calendar Meeting of United Daughters of the Confederacy
The Pat Claibburne chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy meets at 4 o clock at the home of Mrs dy A Henry. The Mt meeting marks the official year and all officers are expected to present detailed reports of the year’s work. Chapter 328 of the Order of the E Hie ic ball is noted.
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Pat Claibburne
The
United Daughters of the Confederary
Dy A. Henry
Mone
Order of
New Officers Elected by Children of the Confederacy
The Clara Lowthorp chapter of the Children of the Confederacy met at Miss Rosalyn Hall's home with co-hostesses Miss Patsy Ann Campbell and Miss Mary Ross McFacklin. A salute to the Confederate flag opened the meeting and plans for Bundles for Britain were announced. Officers named included president Patsy Ann Campbell and secretary Mary Ross McFaddin, with Ruth Taylor noted as instructor for upcoming meetings. The session featured a history talk by Mary Joe Monroe and a reading of the American Creed by Barbara Walker, followed by a social hour.
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Children of the Confederacy
Clara Lowthorp
Rosalyn Hall
Patsy Ann Campbell
Mary Ross McFacklin
H. C. Whitworth
Britain
Neil Jean Byers
Rose Marie Hendrix
New York
Fatsy Ann Campbell
Mary Ross McFaddin
Ophelia Hamilton
Uancraft
Frances Harrell
Rosalyn Halls
Peggy McNeil
Mary Joe Monroe
Clara Lowthory
John BD. Rockefellow
Barbara Walker
Personal Mention of Mrs George Ware Vacation Return
Mrs George Ware returned home this week from a pleasant vacation visit with relatives and friends in Pine Bluff and other points. Dr Marilyn McRae has been
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George Ware
Pine Bluff
Mipyi Points
Marilyn McRae
Students Head to Colleges Amid Local Family News
Miss Claudia Agee will attend Henderson College at Arkadelphia this year as a freshman. Mrs. Carl Ray nee Charlotte Agee is among Southwest University’s B A degree candidates in Memphis. The Rays will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Agee, soon. The W. West family recently moved from Texarkana to 212 North McRae Street. Virginia Dell Cassidy plans to train as a nurse at Shreveport’s Cri-State hospital. Enola Alexander leaves for her senior year at the University of Arkansas. Mrs. A. J. Payne of Little Neck visits with sister Mrs. C. C. Lewis and Mr. Lewis in Hope. Marie Antoinette Williams will join A and M at Monticello this year. Thomas Kinser leaves for Fayetteville to enter the University of Arkansas and will play with the Varsity club orchestra. Mrs. Ched Hall and daughter Rosaly n visit Byron Winns in El Dorado for the weekend. Fay Davie returns home to Clarkesville after a Hope High faculty stint. she will teach at Clarksville. Kathleen Cooper of Houston visits relatives in Hope. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cooper and friends visit Texarkana. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Barnum of Tyler, Texas are weekend guests here. Mrs. Sam Warmack returns from visits to St. Louis and Memphis. Mrs. T. A. Hendrix and daughters depart for Sacramento to see Hay Hendrix, in the U S Army Air Corps at Mather Field.
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Sam Warmack
St. Louis
Memphis
T. A. Hendrix
Martha Ann
Gertrude
Sacremento
Calif
New Telephones Restricted for Jews in Sofia Area
A Bulgarian decree from the ministry of communications bans Jews from owning telephones in homes and offices if the two are in the same building. Jews are also forbidden from keeping radios.
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Sofia
Ministry of Communications
Oat Planting Means Much in Arkansas Agriculture
The county agent Oliver L. Adams notes oat planting method is crucial for success. University of Arkansas data and farmer experience favor drill seeding for firm seedbed, uniform depth, and even rate, aiding soil moisture use and winter survival. Fertilizer before seeding boosts fall growth and winter pasture, with nitrogen prescriptions varying by soil.
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Oliver L. Adams
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Charles. F. Simmons
Spotting Gifted Education Opinions Split Among Parents and Educators
The article discusses mixed reactions to special education for gifted children. It notes opposition rooted in differences, concerns about segregation creating snobs, and potential disdain from peers. Some educators support it while others fear adverse social effects.
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Ruth
Bloodiest Russo German Battle Report Hits Western Front
British sources estimate German invasions against Russia at 1.75 million and Russian losses at 2 to 3 million in the conflict regarded as the bloodiest fight. The article notes Britain sending planes to Russia and Russian plans for spring and August campaigns as winter holds. Russian forces total 9 million in action with 4 million more ready, claiming no need for outside help.
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London
Russia
Debates Over Handling Gifted Children in New York Schools
Educators clash on whether gifted students should be educated in special classes or given extra work in regular grades. Selection relies on the Binet Simon IQ test plus achievement, with character, social fit, and health also weighed.
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New York
Marian Pritchard
Columbia Teachers College
Speyer
Benjamin B. Greenberg
Schagis
New York City
Five Boroughs
Time to Clean Farms of Sprouts in Hempstead County
Hempstead county farmers who planted forest trees this spring should clean plantations now. County agent Oliver L. Adams says removing competing growth such as persimmon, sassafras, and sumac delivers a root shock that benefits survival and growth. University of Arkansas expert Frederick J. Shulley notes heavy growth may require pulling it out. lighter growth can remain. Forest plantings statewide show high survival and decent height growth due to care. Local farmers shaping forestry plantings include H. H. Derryberry Patmos ELF Jackson Washington J. M. Arnold DeAnn Finis Collins Warren Buler Spring Hill 4-H boys.
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Hempstead
Oliver L. Adams
Frederick J. Shulley
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Shulley
Hempstead County
H. H. Derryberry
Washington
Elf Jackson
Patmos
W. B. Nelson
J. M. Arnold
DeAnn
Finis Collins
Warren Buler
Spring Hill
Favors Lower Tax Exemption Heads to Conference
The Senate approved 44 to 23 a plan to broaden the tax base by lowering exemptions from 2000 to 1500 for married couples and from 800 to 750 for singles, moving 4,911,000 more people into the income tax system. The House kept current exemptions, and a joint conference committee will be named to reconcile differences.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House
Various Nations Named United States Around the World
A note contrasts the United States with similarly named states such as the United States of Mexico Colombia and Brazil. It cites a Missouri survey showing about 72 percent of highway travel is for business while under 28 percent is for leisure.
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United States
Mexico
Colombia
Brazil
Missouri
State Council program tour to three capitals and Camp Robinson
Final feature of the council program will tour the state's three capitals and Camp Joseph T. Robinson. The tour is set for Saturday morning September 6 just prior to delegates departing for home. A statement from the Better Vision Institute notes fear or anger can temporarily derange sight.
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Coun
Cil
Joseph TL Robinson
Prio
Lchome
Better Vision Institute
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