Gardenia and Lilac Garden Club plan luncheon meeting
Social and Personal notes report Gardenia and Lilac Garden Club will meet for a luncheon at First Christian Church on Wednesday September 20 at 1 o'clock. T.A. will meet at Junior Senior High School at 3:30 Thursday afternoon. Hope Chapter 328 OES will hold its regular meeting Friday at 8 o'clock at the Masonic Hall. American Legion Auxiliary hosted by Mrs Lloyd Spencer and Mrs red Luck at Legion Hall with reports from the Little Rock convention and talks on by laws and patriotic music. Oglesby P T A meets at school Tuesday afternoon with 55 members present for first meeting of the year. President and program details noted. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardenia Garden Club
Lilac Garden Club
Nnly
Firstristian Church
Weday
Ursday
T.A
Merican Legion Auxiliary
Lloyd Spencer
Red Luck
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Rs. E. S. Franklin
Little Rock
J. A. Henry
B. W. Edwards
M. M. McCloughan
Oglesby P.T
Oglesby P.T.A
Clydesborn
R. L. Johnson
F. J. Burroughs
Mabel Ethridge
Harry Shiver
Local student moves to Columbus University for classes
At 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily in Columbus Ohio a woman will be a student at the University there. Freddie Patten departed for New York to enter Columbia University. S/Sgt and Mrs J P Martin visit from Ogden Utah with relatives Arthur Fuller and George Martin. They plan to return on the 26th. Edgar Merlin Coop arrived for a 30 day furlough visiting Mrs Coop and kin after nine months overseas in Europe. Mrs J W Turner is recovering after an operation at Julia Chester hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
J. P. Martin
Ogden
Utah
Artur Fuller
George Martin
Pfe
Edgar Merlin Coop
Coop
J. W. Turner
Julia Chester Hospital
St Joseph Aspirin Promises Fast Relief and Savings
Simple headaches or pains are best treated with St Joseph Aspirin. It claims fast relief and economy, selling as the world's largest seller at 1 cent per tablet and 85 cents for a 100 tablet bottle, with a guarantee of high quality on the package.
Freshmen English Test Winners at Arkansas State Teachers College
Eva Jean Milarn of Hope led the freshmen class in English tests at Arkansas State Teachers College this fall. The college enrolled 445 students, including 202 freshmen, with 61 men and 141 women in the entering class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Jean Milarn
Hope
Arkansas State Teachers College
Sergeant Bobo Discharged From Army After 91-Point System
Camp Chaffee announced the separation of Sergeant Troy F. Bobo of Hope under the high point demobilization system on September 16. Bobo spent 16 months overseas with the 35th Infantry Division and earned the Purple Heart with oak leaf cluster, the Combat Infantryman’s Badge, the European Theater of Operations Ribbon with four battle stars, and the Good Conduct Medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Chaffee
Troy F. Bobo
Hope
Army
Benjamin O. Murph
Bobo
35Th Infantry Division
Schoolmaster Club Elects L. O. Hagler at Trempstead County
Trempstead County School masters met at the County Supervisor office with retiring president Norman Jones presiding. L O Hagler was named president, Paul Power vice president and é&. RR. Brown secretary. They scheduled a first October meeting in Spring Hill lunch room with a fish supper. Discussion covered postwar plans for veterans and an on the job in service teacher training program led by Dr. Milton in Hope, and a Paisley School session Sept 22 and an Oglesby school session Sept 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trempstead
Norman Jones
Spring Hill
L. O. Hagler
Patmos Schools
Paul Power
Hope High School
É&. RR
Milton
Paisley
Ritchie
Oglesby
Guy Williams Addresses Kiwanis on National Constitution
Kiwanis meets Tuesday September 18 with Lyle Brown in charge. Attendees include Mayor Albert Graves U S Navy Lt Frank McGibbony Arkansas State Police Roy Anderson and several Armed Forces members. Attorney General Guy Williams delivers an inspiring talk on the national constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Lyle Brown
O. A. Graves
Albert Graves
John Vesey
Pat Casey
Ike Murray
U. S. Navy
Frank McGibbony
Arkansas State Police Force
Roy Anderson
Joe Black
Jim McKenzie
Herbert Burns
B. L. Rettig
Hope
Jim Emory
Lyle
Guy Williams
Arkansas
Arkansas Veterans Returning to U S
The Associated Press reports Arkansas service men arriving Thursday at San Francisco aboard the Monterey. The list includes ranks and hometowns such as Dowden James J. 1 Lt from Dimmott and Williamson Embr a E. Sgt from Little Rock with vast spread of towns including Hot Springs Marianna and Helena. The Hawaiin Islands are more than 2000 miles from the American mainland.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
San Francisco
Monterey
Dowden
James J
Dermott
Arthur
Hugh
Tichner
Fischer
William G
Ashdown
Butler
Thomas F
T-Sezt
Booneville
Craig
John D
Marianna
Kerksleck
Kermit H
Roland B
Mt. Valley St
Hot Springs
Wolf
Louis
Hector
Castellan
Harry C
Conway
Kirk
J. K
Parkin
McKinney
James R
Eureka Springs
Mosley
Whelen Springs
Crain
Fred
London
Fancher
Glenn R
Cpl
Hartford
Filippo
Robert L., Jr
Powhatan
Glenn
Gann B
Benton
Hamilton
Wallace M
McCrory
Oaks
Louis E
Bell St
Brooks
Lawrence C
Pfe
Marked Tree
Comdere
Lee H
Little Rock
Grill
Crede M
Humphrey
Davis
George L
Jacksonport
Fuller
Charles S
Mt. Valley
Jones
Charles W
West Fork
Leamon
Bobby R
Forrest City
Phillipes
Harvey
Alix
Pickett Homer C
Pfc
Helena
Rogers
Henry W
Kingsland
Shirrell
Baker
Waldron
Williams
John F
Potts
Jasper B
Taylor
Sammie
Pine Bluff
Hart
Rozan M
Sorrells
Jessie F
Russellville
Hawaiin Islands
Long Courtships and Modern Marital Dilemmas
Dorothy Dix replies to readers about confessing love after four years, a wife seeking advice after her older husband falls for another, and caution against marrying a drinking philanderer. Dix condemns delaying love, praises honesty, and warns that alliances without vows or care lead to heartbreak and regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Mrs. Della Hamilton Dies at 70 in Columbus
Mrs. Della Hamilton, 70, died at her son Dannie Hamilton’s home after a long illness. Survived by her son and three brothers. Funeral services set for 2 o'clock Thursday at the Baptist church in Columbus with burial in Columbus Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Hamilton
Dannie Hamilton
State Booklet on Lockers for Frozen Food Issued
Little Rock reports Wayne C. Fletcher of the Arkansas Resources and Development Commission announced a 14 page booklet on frozen food locker plants is ready for distribution. It covers construction features a plan for a 300 locker unit and explains quick freezing, an industry with rapid growth. Fletcher estimates a 300 locker plant would cost about 19 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Wayne C. Fletcher
Arkansas Resources and Development Commission
Fletcher
Quotation pair on daily duty and procrastination
A pair of maxims urges focus on present tasks. The first cites Matthew 6 34 warning against fretting about tomorrow. The second quips about doing one thing at a time and not delaying today’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
We We the Women By Ruth Millett
The Indiana governor urges asking President Truman to fix Thanksgiving date to lessen postwar uncertainties. Millett discusses anxieties about homecomings, jobs, shelves, and whether high schoolers will serve or continue education, urging clearer certainty in a postwar world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Indiana
Truman
Hitler Rumor Sparks Probe Near Berchtesgaden Hideout
Ashinoga Village, Sept 18 UPI report says American authorities questioned over 3,000 Germans in Berchtesgaden like area about hints Hitler may be hiding there. Rumors persist of a Nazi submarine transfer to Japan and possible allied criminals in the hidden mountain region. Japanese whispers note treaties keeping them tied to Germany and submarines' possible routes to Yokosuka and Surabaya for exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Bartholomew
Ashinoga
Japan
Oriental
Berchtesgaden
Hitler
Fuehrer
Tokyo
Germany
Yokosuka Naval Base
Tokyo Bay
Yokosuka
Surabaya
Batavia
Arkansas Placed in Ninth Region of Veterans Bureau
Arkansas is placed in the ninth region of the Veterans Administration with the St. Louis office supervising policy, performance, administration and technical control. The chart shows Arkansas alongside Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. Arkansas will add an assistant manager and several personnel officers soon.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Veterans Administration
St. Louis
Omar N. Bradley
James A. Winn
Winn
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Little Rock Men Named U. S. Deputy Revenue Collectors
John R. Conder and A. T. Thompson of Little Rock were appointed deputy collectors for the Internal Revenue Department. They will report to the Little Rock office on September 24 for two weeks of training before serving in the El Dorado zone office. The appointments were announced by Horace E. Thompson, Arkansas IRS collector. The piece ends noting rural areas offer better marriage prospects for American girls as one moves westward.
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Little Rock
John R. Conder
A. T. Thompson
Internal Revenue Department
el Dorado
Horace E. Thompson
Internal Revenue
Arkansas
Conder
Mr. Thompson
Rule of Two Aids Child In Taking Care of Teeth
Dr William A O Brien outlines dental hygiene for children from infancy to adulthood. Regular dentist visits begin by age two with biannual cleanings and exams for cavities and gum disease. Each child needs their own toothbrush and guidance on proper brushing technique including brush size and storage. Salt or soda can substitute for toothpaste when unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. O'Brien
NEA
Marjorie Gormican
Hygienist Teaches Two-Set Rule For Child Dental Care
A hygienist instructs children on the rule of two for teeth care. Children have two sets of teeth and should brush twice daily for at least two minutes. They should hold the toothbrush at right angles, use a "one" stroke pattern, and complete the circuit from left upper to right upper then inner surfaces, repeating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childen
Moroline Hair Tonic Promises Lustrous Dry-Scalp Care
Smooth headwork advice and Moroline Hair Tonic claim to tame unruly hair. The tonic supplements natural oil for a dry scalp, adds lustre and sheen, and is sold everywhere in a large bottle for 25 cents.
Baptist minister states charted path to salvation
Waymon D. Miller of Hope Arkansas cites Matthew Mark and Luke to claim the gospel commission requires teaching belief repentance and baptism for salvation. He argues these steps were preached and practiced in every conversion and must guide today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Luke
Jerusalem
Waymon D. Miller
Church of Christ
5Th and
Grady Streets Hope, Arkansas
Explosive X-999 Shipment Moves to Farm Hideout
Dr. Hale orders the isolated X-999 moved to a distant farmhouse amid danger of explosion. Substitute driver Spud Delaney and guard escorts probe the heavy parcel as Carolyn and Bob Hale race toward the target site while a city blast echoes. Police and fire units respond as suspense builds toward the continued tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hale
Carolyn
Robert
Spud Delaney
Metropolitan Transfer Company
Commerce Street
Furniture Factory
Red Cragin
Spud
Red
Schoenfeld Laboratory
Bob Hale
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Inte
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Deanna
Rialto
Jack Oakie
Peggy Ryan
Schoolmaster Club
U. S
Dorothy DIX
Les
Jesse
Bell Syndicate Inc
Pacific Islands
Bercht’gaden
Region of Veterans Bureau
U. S. Deputy Revenue
Harry W. Shiver
Hope, Ark
Te City Ses Electric Co
Crescent Drug Store
Frank Douglas
Jesus
Earth
Heaven
Adv
She Li
ATOM
Delaney
Miss Tyler
Bob
Goodyear
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Nashville
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