Society Calendar and Club Notices for August Events
The Society calendar lists a Country Club family picnic on Wednesday August 2 at 6 30 p m with families bringing well filled baskets hosted by Mr and Mrs Wren Fenminck and others. Circle No 1 of the W AG meets Monday August 7 at Mrs R YD Franklin home with co hosts Mrs Weirl Qweir and Mrs Theo Witt. A birthday celebration for Mrs Wo HL Davis occurred Sunday with family dinner and out of town guests Mrs Dick Davis and son Baten from Pariset, and Mr Dwight Lybergee and son from Little Rock. Hope Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Diamond Der on duty with Carol Brents and Luther Moleman taking first. Elizabeth Bridewell and Jimmie Janus Jr led the opening chain. Miss Marie Hendrixers and Warry Hawthorne were third.
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Country Club
Country Cubs
Wrenry Fenminck
Joe Hawkins
Forrest Hairr
Morace Anthony
Ray Allen
Russell Carver
Lamar Cox
Grigg
Il M. Olsen
R. YD. Franklin
Weirl Qweir
Theo Witt
Wo HL. Davis
Ube
Dick Davis
Baten
Psrelt
Dwight Lybergee
Little Hock
Hope
Diamond
Der
Carol Brents
Luther Moleman
Elizabetty Bridewell
Jimmie Janus, Jr
Marie Hendrixers
Warry Hawthorne
Visiting Friends Mention Weekend Travels
Mrs. Dick Locke and family of Denver and Cenn visited Me. and Mrs. Wale Locke. Mrs. E. and Wells of Berkeley, Montana visiting Mrs. Bert Keith. Hubertson of Edin burg Young spent the weekend.
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Dick Locke
Denver
Cenn
Wale * Locke
E. &, Wells
Berkeley
Bert Keith
Ee Hubertson
Edinburg, Young
Local society notes travel and visits across towns
Miss Jacque Williams plans a two week Hawaii vacation starting August 7 after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W A Williams in Nashville. George Crews and George Allen families visited Nashville. Meg LaGrane, Dean, and Thad Hawks Jr visit in Vicksburg while Robert LaGrane and Charles Gibson guests in Little Rock. Paul Kapseh Bob Moers families vacation in Lamp Nu. Jett Friday heads to Lexington Kentucky to work with IBM machines. A G Phillips to Fort Worth to visit son Frank S Phillips.
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Jacque Williams
Long Beach
Calif
Willy
W. A. Williams
Hawaii
Meg. Mitchell LaGrane
Dean
Thad Hawks
Steve
Vicksburg
Miss
Stober
Jett
Lexitflow
IBM
A. G. Phillips
Fort Worth
Frank S. Phillips
Doomed Brooklyn Boy Survives After Chicago Surgery
Andrew Gottesman, a 21 year old? boy with a rare congenital condition, underwent two operations by Dr. Ovary Swensen in Chicago after his uremic illness and failed kidneys. He recovered and returned home to Brooklyn, now a healthy child enjoying life. the story highlights community support from New York and the American Legion.
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New York
Blanks
Lear
Chicago
Andrew Gottesman
Broklyn
Will
Andrew
Belly Gottesman
Savent
New York Daily News
Gulfesman
Ovary Swensen
American Legion of
Brookslyn
Reds Declare Peace Key to Promises
London reports mixed Western reaction as the Soviet 20 year plan pledges peaceful coexistence, free housing and medical care, shorter work weeks and free education. Khrushchev faces scrutiny from Britain Belgium and Sweden while promising a utopian standard of living for 1971 to 1980. The draft manifesto, to be reviewed at the October party congress, emphasizes coexistence with the West and omits certain rivals.
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London
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Europe
Britain
Khrushchev
Sven Dagbladel
Prami
Khrughchev
United States
Icl
Lenin
Commie
Kvushichev
Daily Telegraph
Daily Herald
the Herald
Mir
Britain seeks entry to European continental market amid mixed signals
Britain weighs joining the European Free Trade Association and a broader continental market as Prime Minister Macmillan seeks a path to unity while France, Denmark, Austria, Sweden, Norway, and Switzerland show varied stances. The move sparks concern among Commonwealth nations about export preferences and the impact on Beilish Commonwealth economies.
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Ion
Charles du Gaulle
France
Europe
Macmillan
Paris
Britain
Ostvenation European Freade Association
SETA
Loml
Denmark
Austria
Moe
Sweden
Norway
Goverment
Syyilzerland
Rita Wahlen
Switzerland
Pa Cutistanous
Sink
Wi Beverth
TTA
Portigal
Mieral- Yan
Alain
Commonwealth Nations
Beilish
Mats Kel
Common Market Nations Open Meet in Paris
In Paris six nations of the European Common Market hold a brief session to discuss negotiations with Britain for entry into the bloc. Western Union and other correspondents note cautious optimism amid global tensions and calls for stronger production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Britain
Dear Granddaughter Seeks Advice on Looming Grandma Friction
Dorothy Dix counsels an unhappy granddaughter perplexed by a grandmother who intrudes, criticizes, and disrupts family life. The columnist urges keeping grandma busy with purposeful tasks, exploring her talents, and setting boundaries to reduce friction while showing understanding.
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Helen
Griandmi Bome Atom Aid
Chandma
Laak
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