Social Calendar items reflect local club meetings and honors
Social Calendar notes a bridge club meeting at Mrs. Charles Harrell's home at 2:30. The Tris Club meets with Mrs. Smith at 9. The Leis Garden Club resumes in September at Mrs. Bill Smith's home with Mrs. Fred White hosting and committee officers in attendance. An flowers program and an unusual 40-rare-bloom display were featured with a salad reception for ten. Eurellan Group elects officers at a Tuesday First Baptist social in the church room with nine members and two visitors present. Officers named: president Mrs. Clyeda Coffee, 1st VP Mrs. Olin Linwis, 2nd VP Mrs. Jim inte Miller, secretary-treasurer Mrs. Bowden, and reporter Mrs. Hendrix Spraggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris Club
Smith
Leis Garden Club
Bill Smith
Fred White
M. M. McClaugan
C. 2
Tolleson
Eurellan Group
Jack Summer
First Baptist Sunday
Clyeda Coffee
Olin Linwis
Jim=inte Miller
Bowden
Hendrix Spraggins
Personal M
The Rev and Mrs W R Hamilton and daughters return from a Texas vacation to Galveston and other points in Texas Mr and Mrs Arthur Hill have ree turbo from Little Rock visit Mrs Mendesix Sprugging visited Texarkana yesterday Gus Barnell has returned to Little Rock after visiting his sister Mrs Dorsey McRae Jr and Mr McRae Paul Waddle left for the University of Oklahoma Norman Charles Routon Jr and daughter Mary Beth visited relatives in the city and returned to Little Rock Teddy Jones of Little Rock spent the week with his in laws Mrs Gadbold Mrs A E Slusser and Mrs J M Bush will visit friends in Little Rock this weekend Mrs Bill Greenwald will return to Portland Texas Friday after visiting relatives and friends in the city Mrs Nallon Wylie spent Tuesday in Tonxsrkina with Mrs John Gwen Wonder Mrs Alonza Mahkins of Many visited her mother Mrs E L Robberts Patricia Ellen is home from Camden Laura Ann Garrifle spent Thursday in Shreveport then Bastrop to visit Aunt Mrs Clifton Ingeam and Mr Ingrin Henry Morgan left Thursday for Dallas Carolyn Barr will leave Monday for Belhaven College Jackson Miss Regina Basye will attend Wheaton College Wheaton Ill King s Pulpit Nineteen varieties of Scottish grimite in Crathic parish church pulpit Silence Please Second Golfer joke Clean copy of jokes about golfers and exporter fired by Pulman Company The rat population of the United States is double the human population per estimates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crutchfield
Camden
Crutchfield
Rive Institute
Laura Ann Garrifle
Shreveport
Bastrop
Clifton Ingeam
Ingrin
Henry Morgan
Dallas
Philanthropist Horizontal and Other Crossword Clues
Puzzle clues list many definitions across horizontal and vertical directions for a large word crossword. The grid includes entries such as blood lack, boat race, liberate, wily, drill, measures, specimens, kindled, arid, satisfied, South American animal, dens, likeness, pointed ends, and near, with related terms for parts of a boat and degrees. Additional entries refer to lace making, king in French, compass point, lick up, game of chance, used in winter, sacred Egyptian bull, and poetic even. Throughout are references to vertically oriented clues like breastwork, series of 40 drinking arches, vessel, closest, teeth, dairy, shades, winds, month, staggers, pronoun, size of type, essence, turned, dogma, Alfred, middle, to steep, French article, appendage, plural suffix, seeks to attain, tantalum, street abbr, symbol for, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paland
Friday Dances in Army Camp at Fort Bragg
Fort Bragg service club hosts a lively Friday dance for about 150 soldiers from the 53rd Quartermaster regiment and nearby towns. The event, organized by junior hostess Pat Abernathy, features intermingling couples, pinups and chatter, with soldiers from Raleigh and Brooklyn noting names and admiring partners as the band plays. Guests enjoy punch, cakes, and ice cream between dances as uniforms glisten and the scene buzzes with romance and camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Lightfoot
Bragg
N. C
Fort Bragg
Effetorias
Brent
Raleigh
53Rd Quartermaster Regiment
Theah
Dee Brown
Louise Horne
Helen Saunders
Margaret Duffy
Privile
T. White
Brooklyn
George Campbell
Frances Crowder
Jook
Mim
Steinsman
Pat Abernathy
Post Service Club
Dennis H. Holliday
Broughton
Alice Wilson
Fort Bragg's Nightlife and Khaki Crowd In 1940s Carolina
The Fort Bragg scene buzzes with theaters, beaches, and clubs as soldiers and locals mix. Soldiers like Sgt Gilliland and Pvt Lashe mingle with hostesses and reporters while crowds fill lanes to seaside resorts 160 miles away. Dancing, juke boxes, and casual dates mark a lively but modest entertainment scene amid wartime limits and travel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Abernathy
Lumberton
Eleanor Parr
Dorothy McFarland
Alice Morris Whitfield
Beulah T. Dail
Fort Bragg
G. R. Poole
White Lake
Raleigh
North Carolina
Sgt
Gilliland
Peter Lashe
Phil Holbrook
Detroit
Jim Williams
Set
C. G. Matthews
Phi Beta Kappas
Post Finance Department
Jake Nolan
Roanoke
Ala
Tennesseean Williams
Arthur Murray
Heath
Tall Girls Find Social Gain In Height Club
A Detroit feature reports on the Tip-Toppers, a club for women five feet nine inches and taller, founded by a member who married a six foot five partner. The group aims to turn height into a social asset, inspiring tall women to seek tall friends and partners rather than feel socially limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bat Millet
Big Come Down No Let Down to Him
A Rockingham youth home from Washington says his favorite thing about the capital was riding the elevators. A joke notes George drinking sulphuric acid by mistake and the acid making holes in his handkerchiefs with each nose-blow, a polite punchline to a traveler’s tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham
N.C
Washington
George
Tip-Toppers Chik advises on self image for slim women
The piece questions how vanity and dieting lore affect self worth, suggesting even overweight women can find confidence. It riffs on the old saying No body loves a fat man and muses that fashion and social dynamics hinge on body size and appeal.
Doubtful Golfer Questions Improvement at Match
A humorous dialogue frames a golfer asking about progress since last year and a caddy replying about shining clubs. The exchange highlights light sports banter and coachable vanity in a casual club setting.
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Daisy Dorothy Heard
Contract Bridge Club
Charles Harrell
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid al Njlaturca
Rialto
Meet the
Chump
W. R. Hamilton Iind
Galveston
Texas
Arthur Hill
Little Rock
Mendsix Sprugging
Texarkana
Gus Barnell
Lite Rock
Dorsey McRae, Jr
McRae
Paul Waddle
The
University of Oklahoma At
Charles Routon, Jr
Mary Beth
Teddy Jones
Mrs. Jones
Mrs
Din Gadbold
A. E. Slusser
J. M. Bush
Bill Greenwald
Portland
Nallon Wylie
Tonxsrkina
John Gwen
Wonder
Alonza Mahkins
Many
Patricia Ellen
Cameden
Carolyn Barr
Belhaven College
Jackson
Mise Regina Basye
Wheaton College
Wheater
King’s
Crathic
Balmoral
Kirst
Sam
Yassatth
Pulman Company
United States
Saenger
Comore
RE OO Boyd
Russell Ptt
ASA
Ea Lcs
Peer Gad
Parot
Iar
Pfc
Norman Logan
Orchesta
Gith Coast Artillery
Dodger
Hank Dale
Benny Goodman
Dick Purcell
Tony Pastor
Happy Fulton
Death Valley
Faycetteville
Handy Home
Sun Valley
Sun-Man
Zanzibar
Rin
Rephan
Rephion’s
Santalin
Oxfords
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