Social Calendar Includes Club Prayers and Parties
September 24 social notes show the Business Women's circle of First Baptist Church observing a season of prayer during regular services led by Mrs. George Newhern. The Tuesday Contract Bridge club met at Mrs. George Newbern Jr. for games with high score by Mrs. Syd McMath and refreshments. A Back to School party honored 13 and WW, with Miss Mary Arnold and Miss Annie Sue Andres hosting the Hope B and PL Ww club at the former’s home. Bonds-Wade announces the wedding of Miss Molly Wade to Robert Dale Bonds at Blevins Presbyterian Church officiated by Rev. Nolen. Syble Mitchell and Collette Taylor attended. Ouetta Smith celebrated her first birthday hosted by her mother at 222 South Elm Street with friends attending.
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Business Women's Circle of
First Baptist Church
George Newhern
George Newbern
Syd McMath
Mary Arnold
Annie Sue Andres
Hope B
Glover
Mia
Henry Haynes
Pheebe Harris
Diyural
aThe Haste
Blevins High School
Bonds
Henderson State Teachers’ College
Arkadelphia
R. W. Bands
Blevins
Ouetta Smith
Ouetta Faye Smith
Heer
Dilltan Smith
South Elm Street
Martin Pool
Janet McKenzie
David McKenzie
Bobby Eins
Margie Dean Givens
Jessie Givens
Lorene Smith
Marcelle Smith
Arline Smith
Maxine Smith
Erlene Willams
Marlene Williams
David Balch
Jin Hetr
Local social notes highlight visits and pledges
Mrs. Billy Duckett returns from Little Rock and Malvern where she stayed with Mes. William Glover and Mr. Titover. Prescott friends honor Miss Mary Lendley as they greet neighbors. A Galveston summer trip brings Benson children home. Shreveport motor trip with C A Haynes and Mary Haynes. Stamps hosts Grady Collier family Sunday. Tavin Tatu announces birth of Irvin Late Jr. Betty Vesey pledged to Pi Beta Phi at UC Los Angeles.
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Billy Duckett
Little Rock
Malvern
William, Glover
Titover
W. KK. Lemley Mic
Mary Lendley
Prescott
HB. Benson
Betty
Charles
Galveston
C. A. Haynes
Mary Haynes
Frank Hosen
Shreveputt Tuesdy
Floreen Collier
Erna Jean Anders
Me Collier
Grady Collier
Tavin Tatu
West Aly Street
Son
Irvin Late, Jr
O— Hope
Betty Vesey
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Pi Beta Phi Sorority
University of California At Los Angeles
They Sing for Their Supper They Sing for Their Supper
A vivid bakery and musical culture note highlights Delilah and Deliales Dailiest Dish prepared by Miss Flevehs. The text mentions risqué stage persona Rise Stevens and references a sweet potato pudding recipe with ingredients and steps, including butter, milk, sugar, pineapple, ginger, and marshmallows, baked until thick and lightly browned.
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MIS
Gaynor Maddox
Rise Stevens
Slenseter Meveo-soprana
Delilah
Éyven
Chocolate Saidlers Cookies and Cream of Spinach Soup
By J R Williams marshmallows brawn. Serve hot. Miss Stevens in Hallyyard with Nelson Eddy on the Chocolate Soldier likes these cookies. Chocolate Saidlers Cookies recipe uses shortening sugar milk vanilla eggs and chocolate. Cream of Spinach Soup serves 4 to 1 cup water drained spinach butter milk onion juice and nutmeg with salt and pepper.
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Miss Stevens
Hallyyard
Nelson Eddy
Suyu
Wal Unusyla Clavor
Hat Auction Aids Blind in St. Joseph
The St. Joseph Lions Club solved the summer hat problem by auctioning their warm weather headgear to raise funds for the blind. Members sold the hats and donated the proceeds to assist visually impaired individuals in the community.
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Josepi
St. Joseph
Sweet potato drive spans war era crops and starch needs
Dr Murphy of the Department of Agriculture hones sweet potatoes as a new major crop for the west and Pacific states. The program aims to replace idle potato and cotton acreage, boost starch supply, stock-feed livestock, and aid dairy nutrition while reducing dependence on imported starch sources and expanding domestic processing plants.
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Wasilington
Tax& IU
Dr. RB
J. Murphy
Department of Agriculture
Itvast
Mim
Murphy
South
Tne
Pacific Coast
Stucksmen
Himdy
Didry
Casava
Paria Security
Mississippi
Louisiana
Jynen
Piper Mills
Standings and Tuesday Results in American League
American League standings and results list Tuesday games with teams such as Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia New York and Chicago. Several scores include Philadelphia nine New York nine Detroit four St Louis one in ten innings. Next day matches show Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston New York Philadelphia and St Louis Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Chienen
Cincinuti
Chicago
Cincinnai
Brooklyn
Boston
Louis
Club
Bosto
Detroit
Clovaline
Washington St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Dewoit
Bossy
W. L Pet
Cincinnati
Fitlsburgh
Ati Chivage
Beston
Supreme Court Opens 1941 42 Session With Young Justices
The Supreme Court begins its 1941 42 term with seven of nine justices under 60. The court includes Stone Murphy and Robert H. Jackson former attorneys general, and only two members joined the court before 1940. Chief Justice is new, others appointed by President Roosevelt. The average age trend favors younger federal judiciary and potential shifts in rulings.
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Onge
Washington
Supreme Court
Iran
Piore
Justics
Merlin Stone
Juatey Qwen Robert
High Tribunal
Justive Hugh. Blick
Justicie
Frank Murphy
Recorders Court
Detroit
Stone, Murphy
Robert H. Jackson
United States
Stone
Charles Evans Hughes
Sumer
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Hughes
Lgaurs
Hughes Wis
Temple of Justice
New Hampshire
Coolidge
Louis DB
Brandeis
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Robert Jackson
Roosevelt
Black
Feliy Frankfurter
Harvard
Murphy
Michigan
William ©. Douglas
Security and Exchange Comimmission
Janed Stanley F. Reed
United Stateeay
Circus Coming Here Thursday
Circus act details emphasize horses and transport legacy from Dobbin to modern times. Bud E. Anderson's Circus touts a comprehensive display of blooded thoroughbreds and draft stock. The article promotes the tented stables with perfect specimens of known strains on show.
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Bud E. Anderson
Supreme Court Appointments and Liberal Shift Described
The piece notes age and tenure contrasts among justices from 1937 to 1982, highlighting Stone Holmes Hughes and Brandeis as symbols of the court’s dignity. It details Roosevelt appointees and their New Deal ties, ending with an explanation of the term Supreme Court.
Equine Exhibits Dominate Big Show Program
A lengthy program features scores of handsome horses in several displays and liberty horse acts. High spirited steeds appear on the oval track and in picturesque formations, with western plains mounts forming the Wild West contingent. Performances are at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Doors open one hour earlier. tickets admit the circus and a seat.
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Sheler
Great Oval
Barbs and News Mixed in Striking Patchy Note
A fragmented column notes that slant matters less than content, hints at peach shortages eased by peeling, mentions Michigan forest fires and warns of costly fires from picnickers, teases a forthcoming counterattack, and reports Fall sales with Minois naming a corn queen.
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Michigan
Minois
Well, Women Insist on Wearing Shoes Too Small
A brief aphoristic remark contrasts fashion vanity with personal achievement, noting that success comes when others wish to be you rather than imitate. The line reflects social commentary on appearance and aspiration.
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