Social Calendar Items and Community Notes
Social events include Thereday Chapter 7 and Chapter 8 meetings at the church with Bible leaders and hosts. A Bridge Club gathering, Eastern Star attendance in Little Rock, and multiple visits by local residents are reported along with a Harmony Dance Club cotillion featuring a cake walk and armistice figure. Also noted are obituaries for W C McClusky and family condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Stroud
Wal- Clift
Mathews
Bell
Home Mission
L. M. McGuire
Zilsabeth Hammock
Marshall
F. C. Bennett
D. S. Weil
Little Rock
Ed. Strong
Arkansas Grand Chapter
Eastern Star
la. McGuire Chapter
Harmony Dance Club
Harmony Club Cotillion Transforms Elks Into Autumn Cave
The Elks club was transformed into a jewelry like cave with mogs and autumn leaves by capable hands making a decorative display for the Harmony Club cotillion last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Elks Club
Surprise Party Honors Mrs. Larkin Before Move
The Ladies of the Catholic Altar Society held a farewell surprise party for Mrs. J. E. Larkin yesterday afternoon at Mrs. L. J. Gimler’s home. Thirty guests enjoyed vocal and instrumental music and a five hundred was shared, as Mrs. Larkin prepares to relocate to Shreveport. Mrs. J. W. Doyle presented a silver engraved sandwich tray to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Larkin
Catholic Altar Society
Evening Celebration Shines With Notable Guests
A lively social at a private venue featured a host of notable attendees. The event drew admiration for its warm hospitality and festive atmosphere, leaving guests with lasting memories of a joyful gathering.
St Francia Annitary Meetings and Plans for Christmas Sale
St Francis Auxiliary held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. J C Amman's home. Mrs A Horuff presided. Plans were made for the annual Christmas sale on Tuesday Nov 26 at New South Drug Store. A benefited card party is set for Nov 28 with Mrs A J Renaud as hostess. Two new members Miss Murphey and Mrs Vandegar were welcomed and visitor Mrs W P Lavin attended. The next meeting will be at Mrs S Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francia Annitary
St. Francis Auxiliary
J.C. Amman
A. Horuff
Pines
New South Drug Store
A. J. Renaud
Murphey
Vandegar
W. P. Lavin
S. Weeks
Card of Thanks for McClusky Family
We express sincere appreciation for the floral offerings and many kindnesses shown during the illness and death of our loved one W. C. McClusky. Signed by MRS. E. C. MCCLUSKY, MRS. W. C. MCCLUSKY & SON, MR. & MRS. JOHN MCCLUSKY, MR. & MRS. JIM CALDWELL, MR. SAM MCCLUSKY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. McClusky
St. Francis Sanitarium
John McClusky
Layton Avenue
Vixen
E. C. McClusky
John
Sam McClusky
City
Jim Caldwell
Ouachita Parish
W.C. McClusky
The Driving Power of Self-Confidence in Goodyear
A short history of rubber from a beetle’s resin to Goodyear’s breakthroughs. The piece emphasizes belief in self and perseverance as the driving force behind innovation and industrial progress. It links Goodyear’s insistence on rubber’s potential to the birth of modern air vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Stich
Charles Goodyear
Teather
Goodyear
Episcopal Church Seeks Union and Reorganization
Southern Episcopal leaders return from Detroit with a plan for constitutional changes to ordain Congregational clergymen within three years, plus a full church reorganization and a National Church League for Social and Industrial Democracy. The Nation-Wide Campaign aims to energize local communities, raise near fifty million dollars, and transform paper communicants into ardent churchmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Detroit
National Church League For Social and
Robert W. Patton
Woo Ik
South
America
Episcopal
Congregational Church
Old Church
New England
Of Interest to Women and World Notes
Eva Booth leads Salvation Army as a horsewoman with daily rides when weather allows. Belgium bans work in hazardous occupations for girls under 21. A 700 pound casket carried a 600 pound woman in Albia Iowa. Italy taps volcanic energy at Lordarello with steam turbines delivering about 10 000 horsepower. Prince Gineri Conti pioneered a method to harness fissures for power, expanding to thousands of horsepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Booth
Salvation Army
Belgium
Albia
Iowa
Italy
Lordarello
Gineri-Conti
Carolina church ventures into insurance model for flock
St. John's Episcopal Mission of Charleston introduces an insurance plan giving death sick and old age benefits funded by a premium from each employed parishioner. The program aims to raise $50,000 to build a larger church as support grows. Reva E. Cornish, former rector, devised the scheme to reengage faithful and finance church needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Episcopal Mission
Charieston
S. C
St. John's
Reva. E. Cornish
Charleston
Cornish
Bt. John’s
Hole
Parker Bouanehaud Campaign Clash Intensifies In Louisiana
McCrory flames at Parker Bouanehaud ticket charging shared sessions and companionship with Thomas C. Anderson during the Baton Rouge legislature. He accuses Bouanehaud’s closeness and warns Stubbs backers against aggressive organizing practices in Monroe and Ouachita regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Griese
Stubbe
Pesie Chaud
Thomas C. Anderson
John M. Parker
McCrory
Anderson
Parker
Hewitt Bouanehaud
Baton Rouge
Bernard McCloskey
Bouanchaud
Bewanehand
Stubbs
Monroe
Ouachita
Colonel Stubbs
Mushrooms Declared Most Nutritious Food by Medical Authorities
From Here And There notes mushrooms, a world wide product, are abundant in Siberia as in tropical regions, with medical authorities declaring that but tery is the most nutritious article of unknown context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Global curiosities of diet and labor across nations
The text surveys diverse eating habits and uses of Locusta and other foods, noting a Brazilian Bahia specimen sold for twenty thousand dollars. It mentions Arab and Japanese tastes and extensive straw uses, with Italian women working six hours daily and enjoying a Saturday half-holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chape
Ail
Bahia
Brasil
John the Baptist
Japan
Domicile capacity of a fourteen year old girl under English law
A four teen girl of ordinary intelligence is deemed capable of managing her own domicile and life under English law. The ruling attributes sufficient capacity to make basic domestic decisions to a minor of this age bracket.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rosina A. Singer
Ed Strong
John Dixon
Chicago
J. C. Amman
Boyd Grant
Fred M. Grant
West Side
J. W. Thomas
S. 3. Flamm
Helen
Louisville
Miss Dee Morgan
Shreveport
Brothers J. EB. and
W. L. Morgan
Doris Grey
Cornelia Brogdan
Swayze’s Market
Ces
Dosia Brooks
J. M. Brown
San Marcos
Texas
Mrs. L. H. Averett
Jessie Strong
the Palace
C. E. Slagle
Clarks, la
C. L. Dougherty
Natchez, Miss
CMANG@E
Church
Carolina Church
Odevises
McCrory Pires and
A? Bourqraud
Picure
Brer Rabbit
Penick & Ford
Con. T. Kennedy
L. C.C. Moose Lodge
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