Social and Personal Events in September
Social and Personal notes from the Presbyterian picnic at Fair Park to ministerial meetings at First Baptist Church. Engagement announced for Maxine Price to S/Sgt Arlie Scott with August overseas service noted. Y W A and W S C S meetings described with attendees and program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Fair Park
Hope Ministerial Alliance
First Baptist Church
Price-Scott
Harley V. Price
Maxine Price
Arlie Scott
John J. Scott
Scott
Sebree
Kentucky
C. J. Crain
Prescott
Coming and Going in Detroit and Nearby Towns
Mrs Lovenia Sembach and Miss Mary Dell Hargraves and Miss Forrest Ruggles of Detroit arrived Tuesday night with their brothers W B Ruggles and family and O F Ruggles. Mrs Ben Edminston visits Camden. Sam Womacks visit Nashville and DeQueen. Dudley Rouse leaves for Monmouth with Capt Rouse and mother Mrs H E Rouse. Pvt Harry O Kyler Jr on furlough with parents. George Ware Jr returns to Pine Bluff after weekend visit. Dorothy Lee Beasley leaves Sunday for Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Shuford
Grady
Hotel Barlow
Jett B. Graves
Rowland Sheppard
Abram
M. M. Smyth
Chester Fippin
Hazel
Lovenia Sembach
Mary Dell Hargraves
Forrest Ruggles
Detroit
Michigan
W. B. Ruggles and
O. F. Ruggles
Harry O. Klyer, Jr
Camp Robinson
Arkansas
Mrs. H. O. Kyler
George Ware Jr
Pine Bluff
H. O. Kylers
Dorothy Lee Beasley
Houston
Texas
Proverbs of Faithful Resolve from Chronicles
A compact biblical verse urging strength courage and obedience to the statutes given to Moses for Israel. It emphasizes not to fear or be dismayed as guidance for steadfast conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Israel
Wound Healing Basics From Army Medical Corps Guidance
Open wounds heal best when clean and free of dead tissue. Rest the injured area, remove foreign material, and minimize use of antiseptics inside the wound. After thorough cleansing, cut away dead tissue and splint or cast the limb to promote new tissue growth and faster healing. Continuous pressure stops arterial bleeding.
Hope High School cafeteria to open September 13
The Hope High School cafeteria will open Thursday September 13 under school management with the Home Economics department aiding in planning meals. Meal tickets cost one dollar or fifty cents, must be bought before dining, sold in the Home Rooms and office Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
Home Economics Department
E. H. Webb
Oglesby
Brookwood
Paisley
Paisley School
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice on a doomed affair with a married man
A reader asks why a married man deceived her after six months of lettered warmth. Dorothy Dix counsels against contacting the wife or his firm, noting he won’t return and warning of the wreckage such affairs cause to young women. A second reader, Abigal, asks whether to marry a 25 year old suitor while she is 67. The answer urges rejecting the parasite and keeping money and peace of mind, urging realism over romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
B.M.H
Miss Dix
Abigal
Grandma
Bell Syndicate. Inc
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkhara
Pinkham
Nature
First aid for infected wounds and surgical repair context
The text emphasizes avoiding contamination in wound care. Do not remove objects or inspect the wound before a physician. Proper first aid, cleansing, and removal of dead tissue aid surgical repair of tendons and nerves. Tetanus prophylaxis is essential, and infected wounds may be reopened and drained. Sulfa drugs and penicillin treat internal infection complications.
Hearts Bleed Longest Hero Learns to Live with Artificial Leg
Hildreth counsels Brock's progress after his injury. Corinne's control and Thayer's support shape a path to hope as Brock confronts dependence. An evening by the terrace and a blood donation deepen ties while awaiting the artificial limb.
The Real You and a Night of Tension
A tense scene unfolds as Brock and Thayer confront feelings and barriers. Brock struggles with longing and fear while Thayer insists the genuine self remains, even amid hurtful past actions. The moment ends with a stormy departure as she retreats inside.
We the Women We the Women by Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues that postwar era will push American housewives to reconvert. Many will return to full time homemaking after wartime jobs, yet some may seek new paths using newfound efficiency and time. Decide now what they want from life and avoid drifting into old routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
America
Ferguson seeks Senate inquiry into Pearl Harbor disaster
Senator Ferguson of Michigan pushes for a congressional probe of Pearl Harbor. He intends to file one or two measures for a special Senate or joint committee to investigate the December 7 1941 attack, arguing only a full inquiry can reveal all facts and address blamed parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ferguson
R-Mich
Congressional
Pearl Harbor
Army
Navy
Truman
George C. Marshall
Harold R. Stark
AFL Head Urges Higher Living Scale
Camden New Jersey September calls for a 50 percent rise in the US standard of living as an AFL program aims to speed reconversion, raise wages, and secure postwar measures. William Green outlines a plan including a 65 cent minimum wage, 75 cent floor in interstate trade, shorter work weeks, and passing key bills on unemployment and social insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
United States
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Labor Day
The
AFL
Peter J. McQuire
Congress
Truman
Arkansas Officials Push Cheap Hydroelectric Power
Murfreesboro reports T. E. Bostrick of Augusta says Arkansas needs cheap electrical power. At a flood control hearing he asserts hydroelectric power from proposed multi purpose dams will meet development demand. Little Rock notes Arkansas truck drivers laud reciprocal traffic agreements with 17 states as supervisor Frank D. Clanton comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murfreesboro
State Electric Cooperatives
T. E. Bostrick
Augusta
Arkansas
Bostrick
Little Rock
Frank D. Clan
Prosecutor to file murder charges in Doerr case
Clarksville reports a 32 year old former taxi driver Ernest Johnson will face first degree murder charges in the death of Rhinehardt Doerr whose nude body was found in a creek south of Clarksville. Johnson has a criminal record and is under a five year suspended sentence for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
C. R. George
Danville
Rhinehardt Doerr
Here
Ernest Johnson
Arkansas Youth Democrats Extend Club Drive
Arkansas' young Democrats extended their membership and fundraising drive beyond September 1 to September 15. State secretary treasurer W J Smith said current totals show 7500 members and $35000 raised for a Hot Springs recreation center project. Postmaster general Robert Hamlin is slated to visit October 19 as part of national efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Barbs Happiness Endures After War End
A terse wartime reflection noting that one major Japanese ship remained at war’s end, suggesting limited further action or choices. The remark hints at unattained targets and a sense of unfulfilled expectations as the conflict concluded.
Four Illinois men fall ill after bootleg booze incident
A fragment notes four Illinois men became seriously ill from drinking illicit alcohol. It mentions ongoing dangers from bootleg liquor and references broad wartime agency reforms under President Truman. The text also touches on forest fires and a poetic aside about the alphabet and fools.
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Pat Cleburne
U.D.C
First Christian Church
Hope
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Rose Garden Club
W.S.C.S
Willard Jones
South Pine Street
Leon Williams
Leon Bundy
Matthew
P. H. Webb
Ray McDowell
Bishop Asbury
H. O. Kyler
W. C. Miller
Ernest O'Neal
B. W. Edwards
Charlies Harrell
John Matthews
First Methodist Church
Steve Carrivan
West Avenue
O. A. Graves
John Arnold
Mount
Robert Moore
Mamie Briant
J. Henry
Y.W.A
Circle 6
W.M.S
Matilda MacFaddin
Phyllis Williams
Doris Urrey
Mary Ester Edminston
Dixie Jackson
Wanda Ruggles
Jesse Clarice Brown
Jesse Clarke Brown
Mary Roy Moses
Betty Whitlow
Rialto
March of Time
Mrs
Ben Edminston
Mr. Edmaiston
Sam Womack
Nashville
DeQueen
Dudley Rouse
Monmouth
New Jersey
Captain Rouse
H. E. Rouse
Fredric March
Carole Lombard
Monty Wooley
William A. O'Brien
NEA
Army Medical Corps
NEA Service, Inc
Hildreth
Brock
Thayer
Corinne
Kildeth
Goodby
Aunt Hildreth
Fane
Lydia
Piackhands
Sen. Ferguson
AFL Head
Dick Turner
T. M. Reg
U.S. Pat
Lucile
State Revenue Department Motor Vehicle Division
Clancy
Rohwer
Sept
California
Ray Johnston
Johnston
Laney
Russellville
Rotary Lions Club
Arkansas Power and Light Co
State Public Service Commission
Dias
Jackson County
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Wako
Pease Eai Pras
Allura
Junior Fashions
Bel
Mademoiselle
Dow
Davey Jones
Crescent Drug Store
Frank Douglas
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