Electric farming boosts Arkansas households and clubs
Records from Mrs Ida A Fenton of the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture show how communities in Arkansas are using electricity to raise funds and improve efficiency. A 4 H club girl sold plants from an electric hotbed, an electric breeder increases income for several families, and an electric churn yields about $5.50 worth of butter. Widespread uses include irrigation, washing services for multiple families, and lighting for church gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida A. Fenton
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Arkansas
Earthday Party for Alice Sue Simpson
Mrs S H Steipgart hosted a birthday party for her daughter Alice Sue Simpson. Guests included Marcelle Smith, Lorene Smith, Billy Romsey, Bobby Neil Ramsey, Marjorie Neil, Charlotte Wilson, Hetty Jo Miller, Dorothy Bay Mullins, Effie Add, Bobby Hyatt, Wanda Lawson, Jenny Elfen, Bobby Hugh Garrett, Lois Whitten, Herbert Doonan, Betty Jo Jones, Joan Jones, Gary Neal Jones, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sue Simpson
S. H. Steipgart
Wiittle
Alice She
Marcelle Stmith
Lorene Smith
Billy Romsey
Bobby Neil Ramsey
Marjorie Neil
Charlotte Wilson
Hetty Jo Miller
Dorothy Baye Mullins
Effie Add
Bobby Hyatt
Wanda Della Lawson
Jenny Elfen
Bobby Hugh Garrett
Lois Merel Whitten
Herbert
Ray Dooan
Betty Jo
Joan
Gary Neal Jones
Mail Orders and Tax Law Talk From Washington
A reader letters column discusses the 1013 amendments to income tax laws and Treasury power over amortization for defense plants. Claims of a firm building a Gerand rifle plant with five years of amortization are noted as unconfirmed. Officials prefer avoiding editorial comment while hinting more on the Washington scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G. C.K
Detroit
Mich
Treasury Department
Amovilzafil
Az Tr
Department
Congress
Gq. O. C
San Francisco
Social Calendar of Presbyterian and Baptist Ladies Circles
The Monday schedule lists five circles of the Ladies Auxiliary at the First Presbyterian church hosted by Mrs. Comer Boyett, Mrs. B L Kauffman, Mrs. Tom McLarty, Mrs. A W Lindeman, and Mrs. George Hosmer starting at 4 o clock, with Circle No 5 at 7 30 p m. Also noted are the Women's Missionary Society circle events at the First Baptist church, Business Women's circle at the same church, and the Christian Service Society unit at the First Methodist church with 4 o clock meetings. Tuesday includes Eurellan Sunday school class and a First Baptist church monthly meeting hosted by Mrs. Henry Haynes at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentemter
Last Presbyterian Church
Comer Boyett
First Presbyterian Church
B L. Kauffman
A. W. Lindeman
George Hosmer
P. An
Women’s “Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Shurchs
Business Women's Circle
W. M
Wie
Mary Bell Marshall Plays At City Hall Auditorium
Mary Bell Marshall formerly of Hope enchanted a Friday night audience with a balanced program of classical modern and romantic works. Her playing showed imagination and expression beyond technique as she rewarded applause with several encore pieces. Ushers and out of town guests from Texarkana Magnolia and Magnolia were noted along with a Scouts gathering at First Presbyterian church. Charles Wallis hosted a social evening with many friends and a bingo filled night ending with refreshments and favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bell Marshall
Hope
City Hall
Miss Marshall
Patsy
Ant Campbel
Mary Ross McFaddin
Mary-Joe Mottoe
Frances Harrell
Nancy Hill
George’ Beasley
W. L. Wood
Jane
Texarkana
Hayle
Milburn promoted to Lieutenant Colonel Kag in Washington
The news of Bryan L. Milburn's promotion to Lieutenant Colonel Kag has been received. He has transferred to the office of the Chief of Cost Artillery in Washington. Milburn has many friends in the city, where he often visited his brother C. R. Milburn. Miss Corleone Bruner will leave Munday for Arkadelphia to enter Quachiin College. Mrs. Dick Forester, seriously ill in Tri State hospital, Shreveport, is reported improving. Miss Anna Deane Westbrook has returned from a visit with school friends in Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones and Mrs. Owen Atkins returned from Rison, visiting Mrs. C. R. Marshall. Mrs. BH. McCormack of Malvern is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Jim Wallis, and Mr. Waletis. Mr. and Mrs. Carkin Foster host Mrs. Foster's mother, Mrs. Blackwell of Oklahoma City. Miss Dulcie Dee Compton will resume studies at Henderson State Teachers College in Arkadelphia. Elizabeth Pilkinton will reenter Henderson State Teachers College. she plans to leave Hope Sunday, with her brother Dan Pilkinton also attending. Mrs. John McClanahan of Emmet is recovering from a serious operation at Julia Chester hospital. Miss Montez Elmore will enter Henderson State Teachers College as a freshman. Miss Ora Mac Moody returns from a trip to Carlsbad Cavern and Texas. Paul Hutson, Thomas Gordon, Walter David Oliver and Lile Jones attended the dance at the American Legion Hut in Progoott Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan L. Milburn
Kag
Cost Artillery
Washington
Milburn
C. R. Milhurr
Corleone Bruner
Munday
Arkadelphi
Quachiin College
Dick Forester
Tri State
Shrevebert
Anna Deane Westbrook
Whith
Ft. Worth
Texas
W. E. Jones
Owen Atkins
Rison
Dulcie Dee Compton
Henderson State Teachers College
Elizabeth Pilkinton
Henderson State Teachers
Arkadelphia
Hope Sunday
Dan Pilkinton
John McClanahan
Emmet
Julia Chester Hospital
Montez’ Elmore
Henderson Teachers College
Ora Mac Moody
Carlsbad Cavern
New Mexico
Meat Storage Tips for Health and Savings in Hempstead
Hempstead county homemakers use simple meat storage steps to protect health and budget. Miss Mary Claude Mletcher and University of Arkansas researchers advise cooling raw meat in dry wrap, cooking before storing, and chilling meat 24 to 48 hours to improve tenderness and quality. Electric upgrades by Hempstead Farm families like Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bristow show small investments yielding steady energy savings and income from cream checks and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Mary Claude Mletcher
Ida A. Fenton
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Fenton
Hang
Ingenuity Aims To Make Electricity Pay For Farm Families
Mrs Fe ton advocates planning to help farm families in a nearby town make electricity pay for itself this week. The article highlights creative approaches and practical steps to reduce costs and improve farm efficiency through home power solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feton
Personal Comment on Conscription Debate and Public Letter
A writer discusses citizen letters to senators and representatives, stressing that taking a stand is a private matter between voter and legislator. He argues newspapers rarely reflect Washington issues clearly and urges readers to influence through their votes and correspondence rather than expect booster rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizens
Congress
Hiram Johnson
Washington
Love on the Line ends in wedding plan and land deal
Carrie returns to Sioux Springs as Mark Deuel closes in on land swindler Ashton Oaks. A town drama unfolds with Newt Gale revealing Oaks’s plan to rob the land office. Mark survives the ambush, resigns to claim a homestead, and proposes a joint home with Carrie on adjacent land, sealing a future together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Mark
Ma Parmley
Newt Gale
Newt
Rock Greek
Sioux Springs
Ed Taylor
Ashton Oaks
Mark Beuel
Emory Ashton
Gov
Mark Deuel
Ashton
Oaks
Washington
Newty
Deuel
Muark
Land Office
Rock Creek
Puzzle Cured or Foolde
Vaccines tested at Minnesota for cold prevention show a 65 percent reduction in colds with heat-killed bacteria and 61 percent with placebo. The study, in Journal of the American Medical Association, involved 92 vaccinated and 88 control students, with blind assignment and prior failed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Journal of the American Medical Association
H. S. Diehl
A. B. Baker
D. W. Cowan
Old Fiddler's Song 1940 Version from Aurora
AURORA Colo A U R O R A farmer A H Kramer boasts of farming skill and musical talent He claims to have planted a tree whose wood he used to craft a violin He notes his children once played beneath the tree Sea lions require about 30 pounds of fish daily to stay healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Colo
A. H. Kramer
Tam
Kramer
ASCAP antitrust case tests civil or criminal fate
Bruce Catton reports on the ASCAP dispute with the Justice Department and broadcasters. The issue could decide whether ASCAP's contracts violate the Sherman Act, affecting royalties, publishing set ups, and music usage by independent stations. The piece also blends political shifts with congressional moves and industry responses amid wartime economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Antistrusttt
Department of
Tice
ASCAP
NAB
Ascap Congress
Broadcast “Music, Inc
Stephen Foster
Department of Justice
Asccap
John Garner
Garner
Gené Buck
Buck
Texas
Christian Endeavor and Worship Service at North Main West
The ministry announces adult classes in the auditorium at 9 65. Keith Gregory, minister at Bible school, will lead joint sessions with one teacher. Worship and communion follow at 10 60. Evening worship at 6 00 features the theme Goes We.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sairst
Chunch
North
Isohn
Keith Gregory
Joiint -Sessto
Compitan
Christian “Endeavor, Society
Fragmentary Europe note on Romania and future outlook
The fragmentary text contemplates Romania's fate after concessions, predicting a deflated state and a vulnerable position in Europe. It implies Carol II may face a difficult path and warns that the country could be easily preyed upon in the turbulent regional climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumania
Cylovakia
Rui
Carol
Europe
Study Days to Continu from Page One Beans and Peanuts
Fragmentary OCR notes list topics on pasture management field crops varieties and fertilisers propagation and home garden. Mentions Dale McGregor C R Pinckley M W Muldrow G W Ware Earl J Allen and adjournment. Some meteorite remark appears as stray line about true meteorites in centro museums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale McGrand
C. R
Pinckley
M.W. Agriculture
W. Muldrow
Dale McGregor
Ste
G W. Ware
Earl J. Atlen
Centro Museums
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