Calendar of Events Splits April Gatherings and Visits
Town listings show multiple groups meeting on April 2 including Gardenia Garden Club at Dale Flowers home and Pat Cleburne Chapter UDC luncheon at Town and Country. Other society notes cover American Legion Auxiliary and Midway Cemetery annual meeting, plus numerous visiting relatives and recent weddings.
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Dale Flowers
23Rd Street
Jim James
Pat Cleburne
UDC
Pearl Owens
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion Auxiliary
NBC Recasts The Virginian With A Modern Twist
NBC plans a 90 minute format akin to The Name of the Game for The Virginian with rotating leads James Drury Doug McClure Lee Majors and a new ranch owner. The Shiloh Ranch moves to the 1890s to tackle contemporary themes while reruns are staged for spring summer.
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Doug McClure
Trampas
Lee Majors
Fead
Majors
Big Valley
Shi- Joh Ranch
Howard Publications
Lee J. Cobb
Shiloh
Katharine Ross
Funny Kind of Love Dear Helen Readers Letters
A reader asks if she should mail a letter exposing an affair with her boss’s wife and a fiancé. Helen warns an informer risks backlash and suggests wait and reflect before action.
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Helen
Tyne
Paul
Mr. Wonderful
Wonderful
Helen Helps Warning About Snake Bite Coat Tale
A reader warns of a hoax claim about vipers in a coat lining and embedded eggs causing a woman to fall ill. The column notes similar sensational stories circulate nationwide and invites readers to share real experiences for Helen Bottel to address in the Hope Star family living column.
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L.M.T
Helen
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
Inc
Stone Couple to Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Stone of Prescott will mark their fiftieth anniversary with an open house at home on April 12 from 2 to 4 PM. They are parents of Mrs. Jerealdean Hardy of Benton, Mrs. Ann Thomas of Perrytown, and Billy E. Stone of Hope. All friends and relatives invited.
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Midway Cemetery Perpetual Care Association
Midway Church
Reeder Campbell
Prescott
Arkansas
Andrew Avery
Clarence Miller
Gene Ross
Doe Jones
Little Rock
Lee Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Joneses
Inez Compton
Billy
W.C. Taylor
Hope
Frank B. Thomas
Florence Stokes
Earl T. Stone
West
Walnut Street
Therr
Jerealdean Hardy
Benton
Ann Thomas
Perrytown
Billy E. Stone
Ne Racer Like An Old Fooler
Oswald and James Jacoby recount a historic racing incident and critique a driver nicknamed the fooler. The piece blends analysis with a brisk, period voice and profiles key figures in the event.
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Ne Racer
Best Pressed Man and Summer Fashion Pitch
Billy Graham named among Best Pressed Men by the Fashion Foundation of America. He notes most clothes are gifted, with four to five years since he bought a suit. The piece riffs on travel, style, and a summer collection from a shop pushing spring and summer merchandise, inviting readers to visit.
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Fashion Foundation of America
Midi
Expensive errors spark tale of a crippling slam loss
An elderly club member recounts a bridge hand from 1934- plus 100 if he had passed. He explains a double that backfired when opponents ruffed a club and declarer used king of diamonds to win. The discussion centers on a 3,340 point misfortune,Rubber and slam bonuses, and vulnerable scoring.
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South
Declarer
Brooks Asks Merchants for Help in Little Rock Strike
In Little Rock, Rev. Cato Brooks said merchants will be asked to form a committee to aid striking workers at the Water Works. About 50 strikers and supporters marched downtown Tuesday entering three stores seeking support, with two parades planned for today. Sixty seven were arrested Saturday for marching on Main Street without a permit.
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Little Rock
Cato Brooks
Jack H. Wilson
Waterworks Commission
Main Street
Broadway
Waterworks Chapter
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
Afl-Cio
Rising cheap dining boosts restaurant meals nationwide
A nationwide survey notes a shift from fine dining to casual outlets as family budgets tighten. Discounts bring more meals at lunch counters and affordable eateries. chains expand, offering quick, informal service. Working and student crowds fuel daytime sales while evening dining remains steady.
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Miss Taylor
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