Spring Socials And Church Meetings Highlight Local Society
Readable society notes describe a Spring Dance at Hope Club on April 14, a First Baptist and First Nazarene gatherings, a Wesleyan Service Guild set for April 16, and multiple Circle and WMU meetings from April 10 to 18. Reports include a Missionary Baptist district event with Rev. Branham in Little Rock, and club activities with bridge, Easter themes, and pattern demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope N Club
WSUS
tApril
al Urch
Weseyan
Jy ‘Carllon
J. W
Kathlen Mallory
iPirst Baptist Church
James O. Miller
Hope Chapter
Junioruxilary
First Namak Bank
R. .M. Jones
Noah Hobbs
Ray Allen
Ruth and Builders
First Baptist Church
W.T. Babel
WMU
Immanuel Baptist Churehy
Barry L. Lamb
Quayer
Becky’ Creach
Broding
Liloyd Spencer
Syd
McMath
Coming and Going in Hope and Nearby Homes
Mr and Mrs Harry Shiver hosted visitors including Mrs Bert Keith and Mrs Ronnie Nations from Kingsport Tenn and New York City residents. Victor Keith of New York and D S Morgan of El Dorado visited Hope guests. Billy McKenzie will be joined by Job Thompson from Cortland New York for Easter with Dr and Mrs Kim McKenzie. Little Miss Mary Elizabeth Dones of Dimmit is visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs C W Bridgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Box City
DAR
Neosho
Paul Keith
Little Rock
Victor Keith
N.Y
D. S. Morgan
el Dorado
Bert Keith
Ronnie Nations
Jay
Mary of
Kingsport
Tenn
Harry Shiver
Hope
Billy) McKenzie
Job Thompson
Cortland, N.Y
Kim McKenzie
Philadelphia
Mary Elizabeth Dones
Dimmit
C. W. Bridgers
Hospital Notes Memorial Admits Several Patients
Hospital notes list admissions for Charles Ward Elmet and Errol Arledge Jr plus Patmos as patients at Memorial. The fragment suggests further names or details but is unreadable.
Dorothy Dix Dear Helen column on a 25-year-old muse
A 25 year old woman asks about marrying her 82-year-old minister who offers safety and status, while she still loves a younger man who is married. Dorothy Dix advises saying no, taking time to heal, and examining what she truly wants from life and marriage before deciding. The column also includes reader notes on husband ridicule and aging, urging self-respect and sensible choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Jim
Jones
Shy
James Elington
Richmond
Ellington
Hushal
Pockets of Consumers Will Suffer From Steel Price Rise
New York and Arkansas reports show steel price hikes affect consumer goods and power costs. President Kennedy warned higher steel costs could raise prices on autos appliances and many items for American families. Industry leaders noted mixed impacts with some passing costs to buyers while others absorb them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennedy
General, Electrig Co
Westinghouse Electric
Cleveland
Walter’ J. Campbell
Steel
Magaine
Continental
Can Co
F. B. Warren
H.C. Turner Construction
Lawmakers seek enriched rice in School Lunch program
Enriched rice distribution in the School Lunch Program is pushed by Louisiana Democrats led by Senators Ellender and Long with support from Fulbright and others. The bill aims to include rice after prior industry objections and follows earlier approval of enriched foods for the program. Local fire at a farm shop damaged a Collins property with losses around ten thousand dollars in equipment. cause under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louisiana
Congress
Roduced Hills
Rice
Ellender
Long
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Dark
Archie Evans
T. G. Catlins
Smith Co
Smith
Testimony in milk case continues in Little Rock
In Arkansas, David L. Parr suggested raising raw milk prices in Texarkana to pressure Border Co. to work with CAMPA. Mark Soderquist testified that Parr urged buying all Border plant raw milk from CAMPA producers. Dixon described a location differential last year that raised Dixon Dairy’s costs by up to 21 cents per gallon in Little Rock area. CAMPA ended the discount in 1961 and Dixon noted his business spans Pulaski and Lonoke counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
David L. Parr
Texarkana
Border Co
Central Arkansas Milk Producers
Mark K. Soderquist
Snd Campa
Soderquist
Pare
Borden
CAMPA
Parr
Federal Trade Commission
Paul H. Dixon Sr
Dixon Dairy Co
PFC
Dixon
Merman Tucker
Washington
CMPA
Arkansas
Pulaski
Lonoke
Surveyor's Body Found After River Tragedy
Elden Fox, a 23 year old member of a five man U S Engineers survey crew, drowned when their boat overturned on the Ouachita River March 29. Fox's body was recovered in the river near Camden by Ilarold Briggs and Wallace Ford. The coroner ruled the death accidental. Fox was survived by his wife and one child and was a native of Nelrisku, living in El Dorado at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Ark
Quachita River
Here
Ilarold Briggs
Wallace Ford
FI Dorado
Elden Fox
Quachite County
W. i) Pruitt
Fox
U.S. Engineers
Ouachita River
Dorado
Pile
Nelrisku
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Society
Nea
Baritay
Adey
Tina
Garrett Memoria! Baptist
Bryan Clark
Paul Bearfeld
Bro
Branham
Formosa
China
Japan
Ayeat College View Baptist
Si” Magnolia
Ruth
Immanuel Wmu Melits
Roystart
Futtont
Richards
James Martindate
Kelly Bryant
Mts Blackwood
John Ket
Meizte
Mre. A. C
Fisigid Leverett
Floyd Leverett
Bill Watson
Lloyd Guerin
W. R. Herndon Jr
Gordon Bayless
Graham
Ernest Graham
Hopewell
HD Clu
O. B. Hodnett
Neal Osborn
Ned Ray Purlle
J. H. Taylor
AS Hatiers Tiel Aanzzo
Meni Cingmascore
Rodgers
Wanmerstenns
Dixie Drive-In
Hollow Mountain
Big
John Wayne
Cecil J. O'Steen
Citizens National Bank
Dorothy
Dix
Helen Worden Erskine
Nannie Maroon
Murgon
Jackie Marlin
James Lee
Shreveport
Lige Bearden
Fred Camp
Howard Wright
Charles Ward
Mmet
Adimiton
Harold Stevens
Blevine
Anita Or
Toy Lyon Leforson
Wischargedt
Lee Pharris
Hope May
F.C. Malone
Gai White
Ula Mae
Calvin Smith
Helen Warden
Erskine
Dorothy Dix
Bell Syndicate
US. Steel Corp
Searcy, Ark
Charles Smith Trac
Audo
Searcy
Lereus
Ward & Son Drug Co
Second
Harold Pendrix
Wytay
Hirff
Cramerton
Galey
Levi Regular
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