Two guest speakers at Memorial Hospital meeting
Prescott district society notes April events and engagements. Kathleen Bzell and Ielda Scott will address nurses at Memorial Hospital Nursing Home on April 3 at 7 30 pm, followed by a showing of Hospital Sepsis. The Woodman Circle meets April 3 at 7 90 pm in Woodman Hall. Piano pupils of Mrs Gosrell present an Annual Duet Program on April 4 at the Junior High School auditorium. Various local announcements include a bridal shower for Billy Hicks' bride elect Glorice Hendrix and a UDC chapter meeting on April 5.
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Local Society Notes On Weddings And Meetings
The Hope Chapter of 333 ORS will meet Thursday at 7:30 pm in the Masonic temple with all members urged to attend. Gardenia Garden Club plans a Thursday April 5 gathering at 1:30 pm hosted by Mrs Boss Turner and Mrs Wallace Monroe. Members are asked to bring a flower arrangement. Reed Mr s Deloss Huckabee and Russell Steven Allen exchange vows in a June wedding at Epworth Methodist Church Houston with Rev Blea Love officiating. The bride wore silk and lace, veil from a crown, and carried gardenias and white roses. After the ceremony a reception followed at the church Fellowship Hall. The couple will reside in Houston while both attend the University of Houston. Bride Mary Watson of Moe Hide-qleel and Hugh L. Barnhart of Shreveport were honored at a bridal show and bridge party, with prizes awarded to high scorers. Judy Rae McDowell received a bridal shower hosted by Penny Pickard at Texas Woman's University, with friends preparing aqua and white gift bags and a yellow and white theme.
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University bride to be senior sociology major at wedding event
The article notes a university bride to be, a senior sociology major, involved in wedding plans. Mrs. Warvell hosts WSCS unit meeting at First Methodist Church mint. April 2 gathering at Mrs. Emmet Wassel home included prayer and program “The Light of Faith.” Officers for the coming year named Arch Wylie dairy man, Cleo Smith vice chair, Henry Fenwick treasurer. reception with cookies and coffee for 13 members and one guest, Mrs. B. PB Young il.
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PB. Young
Local families note visits and events across Arkansas and Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs G B Hughes return from Tulsa and Hot Springs after seeing relatives. Mr and Mrs B M Hazzard spent the weekend in Shreveport with Mr and Mrs James Hazzard and attended the Cr-State Singing Convention. Jim Embree of Little Rock spoke in Hope. Dr Marshall Steel spoke at Hendrix Alumni Dinner. Mrs J L Jamison and Miss Lola Ingram visited Miss Josie Anderson in LA. Ingram returned to Cumby Texas. Mr and Mrs Bob D Wood of Oklahoma City visited with Mrs Wood's parents in Hope. Mrs and Mrs J W Rahertsart and Judy spent weekend in Little Rock and Hot Springs, attending Junior Choir Festival in Lyke. Chism family notes March visits and plans as James Paul Chism leaves April 4 for Evac France.
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Court Rules Favorable to Union in Picketing Case
Arkansas Supreme Court ruled a union may picket a construction site even if the contractor pays nonunion wages. The case, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers vs J S Davis Sons and Acme Electric, arose at a Springdale plant for Froz N Star. Lower court had enjoined picketing. high court upheld rights based on union wage practices and scope of picketing.
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Faubus Says He Is A Lame Duck In Arkansas Politics
Governor Orval E Faubus of Arkansas, in a laughing aside, said he is a lame duck and likely to return to Huntsville after January as he contemplates a writing career. He rejected comments by foes about a potential campaign and hinted at future involvement in politics, while discussing possible books on war, the Ozarks, and the 1957 Little Rock integration crisis.
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Supreme Court rules moot case still deserves public interest review
The Supreme Court said the Frez-N-Star job mootness did not bar review and that the question should be decided in the public interest. It also affirmed a Faulkner County Circuit Court judgment of 1975 against Pilgrim, Cheek, and Bostic for 19,775 to the Glover Joyner family after a car crash. Pilgrim appealed the ruling. The Hot Springs Circuit Court found Employers Mutual Casualty not liable in a separate traffic accident with a $5,000 verdict against another insurer linked to one of the principals.
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Dear Dorothy Dix helps a troubled country girl
Dorothy Dix letters offer blunt guidance to a Tennessee mountain girl trapped in a problematic affair. Advice covers coping with an aging lover, alimony, and choosing self respect over returning home. The columnist stresses respect for marital boundaries, caution with a meddling sister, and practical steps toward communication and self-sufficiency.
Judge Light files for third term in Trust division
LITTLE ROCK AP Circuit Judge Charles W Light of Para Boul filed today for a third four year term in the Trust division of the Second Judicial Circuit. The district includes Clay, Craighead, Crittenden, Cross, Keene, Mississippi and Poinsett Counties. No one else has filed to the position.
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Keene
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Poinsett
Remarks by Senator Are Attacked
At the United Nations Ambassadors Adlai Stevenson and Hubert Humphrey condemned Senator Henry M. Jackson for suggesting the U S delegation to the UN be kept from major policy making. Stevenson rejected Jacksons view as odd and asserted the President and State Department guide policy with consultations. Humphrey argued the idea lacks sense, stressing the U S should rely on its global ambassadors rather than a UN second foreign office.
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Easter Services Canceled Over Integration Dispute
LITTLE ROCK AP Secretary of State Nancy Hall canceled the traditional Easter sunrise service at the request of its sponsors, the Directors of Religious Education of Little Rock, amid a racial dispute over inviting Ne Brees and integration. The DRE noted the sponsors had withdrawn and the United Christian Youth Council, longtime sponsor, has disbanded. A separate note mentions a survey of Japanese girls showing they are taller on average.
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Nancy Hall
Hiss Say Statement May Aid Perjury Vindication
Alger Hiss asserts a new passage in Richard Nixon’s upcoming book Sit Crises should help clear him of perjury charges. A Nixon spokesman in Los Angeles says the quote resulted from a research error and notes the FBI typewriter claim remains disputed amid the Hiss trial history and grand jury exhibits.
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Seattle’s Harbor and Waterfront Spark Pacific Prosperity
An inland harbor and miles of waterfront bolster Seattle as a thriving Pacific seaport, fueling regional commerce and growth through its strategic location and maritime activity.
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