Open House and club meetings fill week schedule
Social notices list Open House at Hope Country club after El Dorado Hope game hosted by Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Henry and others on September 25, plus Melody Maids meeting September 30 and HAL P. T. A. on October 2. Circles of WSCS and Women of First Christian church hold multiple meetings October 3–4, Boy and Girl Scout activities, church rehearsals, a box supper October 3, Friday Music Club lunch moved to October 7, and numerous local notices about visitors and college notes.
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Hope Country Club
el Dorado Hope
F. D. Henry
Dorothy Henry
Ollie Olsen
Melody Maids
B. C. Hyatt
South Hervey St
Hospital Notes Brief Admissions and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions for Josephine Miss Elsie Etder Hope Julia Chester Joe Lynn Weeks Em met W T Yarberry Prescott Mrs Hi Schoolfield Hope Mrs Orville Green Rt Hope Mrs Ed Williams Hope Discharged Jack Gathright Okay Mrs B S Hargis Warren Branch Admitted Mrs Wayne Hucka bee Rt 1 Hose Mr Ferris Formby Patmos Discharged Mr H H Green Rt 4 Hope
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Julia Chester
Joe Lynn Weeks
Emmet
W.T. Yarberry
Prescott
Hi. A. Schoolfield
Hope
Orville Green
Ed Williams
Jack Gathright
Okay
B. S. Hargis
Warren
Sweet Home and Hinton Home Demonstration Clubs Meet
The Sweet Home group met September 15 at 2 pm at Mrs. Bill Wrights home with 15 members. They planned booth donation for the fair and a community club house fund, appointed a committee led by Mrs. W T Yarberry, and adjourned to meet Mrs. Ward on October 19. A pot luck at Mrs. Bill Brights on October 7 was announced. The Hinton club met September 1 at Mrs. Berlin Jones home with devotional, creed, roll call, and treasury report. They planned helping with the fair food booth and thanked Ed Black for a card of thanks, with next meeting at Mrs. Stella Adams on sewing-machine cleaning.
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Sweet Home Home Demonstration Club
Bill Wright
Zack Stone
Bright
W. T. Yarberry
Mont Montgomery
O. L. Ward
B. J. Warnken
C. A. Phillips
Ward
Bill Bright
Hinton Home
Berlin Jones
Ed Black
Stella Adams
Shover Springs Home Demonstration Club Meeting Actions
The club held a called meeting in September. Mrs. Aaron, president, outlined concession duties and members agreed to donate the food. Two short plays will be staged soon at the community building. Mrs. Ross Bales gave a landscaping report. A scarf was won by Mrs. Vernon Pate. After adjournment, a get well shower honored Mrs. Ethel Young. Hostesses for October were named.
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Shover Springs
Aaron
Ross Bales
Vernon Pate
Ethel Young
Delmer Irvin
Bryan Ruggles
Mary Jo Goodwin
Troy Greenlee
Nine Melrose club members meet at Fair Park for September Floyd Mangum
Nine members of the Melrose Home Demonstration Club met at Fair Park for their September meeting. The devotional was given by Mrs. Otha Roberts who led in prayer. The group planned the club food booth for the fair and contributed its share. Instead of a regular meeting they viewed pictures and heard about the August tour by two members. Refreshments were served by Mrs. J. F. Merchent and Mrs. Holomon Hause. The next meeting will be with Mrs. J. F. Mangum in October.
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Melrose Home Demonstration Club
Fair Park
Floyd Mangum
Otha Roberts
J. F. Mangum
J. F. Merchent
Holomon Hause
Columbus Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
The Columbus Home Demonstration Club met September 8 at the Masonic Hall with ten members and one visitor, Mrs. Lowell Vaught. Mrs. J. C. Johnson and Mrs. Horace Elien hosted. minutes approved. devotional and Lords Prayer shared. Recreation games led by Mrs. Co White and Mrs. Fred Caldwell. prize won by Mrs. J. E. Delany. October meeting at Masonic Hall features a sewing machine cleaning demonstration by Mrs. Lorraine Blackwood. hostess Mrs. J. Deloney.
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Columbus Home Demonstration Club
Masonic Hall
J. C. Johnson
Horace Elien
Lowell Vaught
Home Demonstration Club
J. O. Johnson
T. M. McCorke
Co. R. White
Fred Caldwell
J. E. Delany
Lorraine -Blackwood
J. ©. Deloney
Make Minutes Count Dear Miss Dix and Matrimonial Agency Qs
Dorothy Dix advises how a young wife should use idle office time to improve work through practice and reading, and urges equal housework sharing with a working husband. She notes reading worthwhile books via a library and says cleanliness supports home spirit, then answers questions about matrimonial agency use and success rates.
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Miss Dix
Alice
Mrs. Blank
Dorothy Dix
TE. A.W
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Government sets up priority order for factories
Washington reports a forthcoming simple mandatory regulation directing factories to fill military orders ahead of others. William H. Harrison, administrator of the national production authority, said the rule will be released soon and describe it as straightforward. The plan aims to streamline defense production while mineral and energy agencies coordinate with military needs. A separate DPA is created to handle oil gas and aviation fuel issues. The federal reserve board weighs new real estate credit limits, with lower down payments likely for privately financed homes. Under NPAs the new order will replace a complex wartime priority system with a single military preference.
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Washington
Milla
William H. Harrison
National Production Authority
Trutasan
Cinvasion
Kore
Tine Truman
Chapman
Defense Petroleum Agency
DPA
Ndvily Born ‘Minerals
Ehermy, ’ Administration
Toal
Electri Power
Defense
Federal: Reserve Board
Npas
Appointed to Arkansas University trustees panel
Governor McMath announced the appointment of Miss Pauline Hoehvel as a member of the University of Arkansas board of trustees at a Little Rock Democratic party women's division meeting. She succeeds J. C. Black of Rogers and serves as English instructor at Little Rock Junior College.
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Little Rock
Pauline Hoeltezel
Little Rock Junior
University of Arkansas ‘Eda’ of Trustees
Cancer research by the Florida Souther Lage at Lakeland
A fragment notes cancer research involving rats and an electrical shock method. It mentions Florida Southern and Lakeland, hinting at a scientific study or experiment, with limited readable context about institutions or researchers.
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Oratory
Florida
Lakeland
Senate Crime Hearings Open Case Probes
Senate crime investigating committee opened hearings to probe political ties of the underworld. About 30 witnesses were summoned through Saturday. Former State Attorney General Toy McKittinck, a Missouri governor candidate in 1648, was subpoenaed.
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Kansas City
iPi
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Toy McKittinck
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Clyde Monts
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Hetty Ang Monts
David Hensley
Pergy Cook
Tyler Commercial College
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Fed Jones
Ted E. Jones
Darrell Crank
Floyd Crank
Henderson State Teachers College
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Henderson
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Anne Burke
J.C. Burke
Future Teachers of America
State A & M College
Magnolia
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Hope Builders Supply
Josephine Miss Elsie Etder
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MIT As
Secause
Seautiful
Bondex Keers Watts
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Sement Paint
Western Union
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Washington, D. C
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