Fidelis Class Picnic at Fair Park Friday Evening
The Fidelis Class of the First Methodist Church will host a family picnic at Fair Park on Friday evening August 10 at 7. All active and associate members and their families are invited. Those unable to attend may send regrets to 1055-W, 1308, or 954-W. The Wesleyan Service Guild will not meet in August. plans for September will be announced later. Mr and Mrs Cecil Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Maresil to James Johnson. The wedding is set for August 18. Mrs Robert Bruce Keating announces the marriage of her daughter Peggy to Mr Thomas Glenn Lockwood of San Diego, California. The wedding took place July 19 in Yuma Arizona at Gretna Green Wedding Chapel with Rev R I M Blackman officiating. The couple reside at 1636 Made Avenue in San Diego.
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Charel
Fair Park
Gelock
Cecil Smith
Maresil
James Johnson
Jeff John
Ser
Robert Bruce Keating
Peggy
This City
Thomas Glenn Lockwood
San Diego
California
Gretna Green
Yuma
Arizona
RI M. Blackman
Méade Avenue
Coming and Going Notices From Local Residents
Mrs J A McAnally and her daughters Sylvia Jean and Donna Gayle visited Dallas yesterday with Mrs McAnallys sister Mrs Roy Berry and family. Mr P Paul Linday from Oklahoma arrived Wednesday to visit Mr Don Duffie. Mr Col J Thomas left Bakersfield for an extended visit with his daughter. Mr and Mrs McRae Cox and daughter Sarah Mae left this morning for Raton New Mexico on business. Mr and Mrs Lyle McMann and son Harry Ray returned from Magnatia. Mr and Mrs Ray Parker and daughter recently returned to Little Rock after a visit with Mr and Mrs Thomas Hays. Mr and Mrs Wm T Cloud and daughter Jo Anita spend the weekend in Oklahoma City. Mrs Beulah Hays of Little Rock returned home with her sister Mrs Elizabeth Cathan of Chickasha Oklahoma. Mrs Jewel Moore Sr Mrs Kenny McKee and daughters Brenda and Cookie spent Thursday in Horale visiting Mrs Fielding Huddleston. Mrs Minda Fuller is visiting her grandson Lyndil Fuller and Mrs Fuller in Camden.
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J. A. McAnally
Sylvia Jean
Donna Gayle
Pis
Dallas
Texas
Tex
Mrs. McAnally
Roy Berry
Beulah Hays
Little Rock
Elizabeth Cathan
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Jewel Moore, Sr
Kenny McKee
Brenda
Cookie
Horale
Fielding Huddleston
Sue McKanie’s Daughter Recovers After Hospital Injury
Friends of Mr and Mrs Chester McKanie note their daughter Sue is recovering at Chester Hospital from injuries suffered in an accident Sunday afternoon. She sustained a skull fracture and head face and ear injuries.
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Chester McKanie
Sue
Join Chester Hospital
Hospital Notes and 1863 Confederate General Jackson fact
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges including Josephine and Mrs. Edward Batley along with several named individuals and addresses. A public law remark follows before noting Confederate General Thomas J. Jackson was killed at Chancellorsville in 1863 at age 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. (Stone Will’) Jackson
Chancellors-ville
Revival Sunday at Prescott Fairview Methodist Church
The Fairview Methodist church of the Prescott Circuit opens a revival campaign Sunday August 12 with daily services at 10 80 morning and 7 evening through August 19 led by visiting evangelist Rev Cor Rodgers. Rodgers brings wide evangelistic experience and success in winning souls for Christ and is noted as a strong speaker and evangelistic singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Rodgers
Fairview
Artificial Breeding Association Meeting Planned
The Jos cal association seeks to form a local artificial breeding group within fifteen miles of its headquarters. Membership costs five to ten dollars for life, with a six dollar service fee per cow covering three services in ninety days. A meeting with Austin Parish and local officials is set for 10 a.m. Monday August 13 in the courthouse court room.
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Joscal Association
Slope
Prescott
Adams
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Vocational Agricultural Teachers of High Schools
Austin Parish
Austin Parish, Manager of the State Headquarers
Johnson Wins Mississippi Primary Amid One Party Battle
Unofficial returns from Mississippi show Johnson leading with 86 percent of the vote as Lumpkin trails. White polled 94 play votes. other candidates include Barnett, Cain, Byrd, and Hammond. Johnson, a former assistant U.S. attorney, ran as a dry candidate in a fight framed as States Rights against Trumanism.
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Mississippi
Amour
Johnson
Lumpkin
White
Ross Barnett
Mary Cain
Jesse Byrd
Kelly Hammond
Jimmie Walker
U.S
Jomson
Stats
Fielding Wright
Arkansas to Begin Own Crime Probe
Little Rock Aug 10 The Aransas Gazette reports the state senate crime committee will start investigations soon. The Arkansas Angle columnist notes the committee lacks clear legal status and will issue cordial invitations rather than subpoenas to witnesses. Chairman Sen. James D. Johnson Crossett says they will uncover any drug peddling and refer information to federal authorities.
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Little Rock
Aransas Gazette
State Senate
Arkansas Angle
John L. Fletcher
James D. Johnson
Crossett
Arkansas
Dorothy Dix: Should I Tell Him I Love Him
A woman seeks guidance on whether to declare love to a man about to deploy, after two failed marriages tied to alcohol abuse. Dorothy Dix advises postponing new romance until the old marriage is finalized, noting recovery requires time and a partner of character.
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C. M
Alcoholics Anonymous
Rural Health Plan Outlined for Arkansas
In a discussion led by Dr. George Bond of Bat Cave, Newton County residents heard a plan to improve medical care in isolated facilities. The outline urged Newton and surrounding counties to assess local needs, build partnerships with agencies, and consider funding models to support hospital beds and essential services, aiming for expanded rural health access.
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Litt Rock
Augusti
Arkansas
George Bond
Bat Cave N. G
Avtuse Park Hospital
Paar
Meritation Rayon
Bond
Newton County
Newton
Othey
WoHey
Pliwnerns
Sani
Education and health urged over classroom credits at Arkansas talk
Dr. Lewin Webster Jones, president of the University of Arkansas, urged prioritizing school nurses and health examinations over credit laden courses. The conference, hosted by regional medical and dental groups, Extension Service, farm bureaus, and demonstration clubs, focused on personal hygiene nutrition and public health training.
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Miey
Ifie
Lewin Webster Jones
Préale Dent
Univesity
Arkansia
Jones
Apkanans Medteed Society
The
Aronsas’ Dental Agsociation, the
Extension Service, Farm Havenu Foicition and
Conseh of Dime Demonstration Clubs
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Smith-Johnson
Lockwood “Keating
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Don Duffie
J. Thomas
Bakersfield
Lyle McMann
Harry Ray
Magnatia
Mrs. Ray Parker
Rock
Thomas Hays
Ww. T. Cloud
Jo Anita
Oklahoma City
Mrs. Minda Fuller
Mr Lyndil Fuller
Mrs. Fuller
Camden
Josephine
Edward Batley
Stamps
Branch
Wilma Kenedy
Hane
Martha Orr
Rt. 1
Hope
Joyce Ferrand
Patmos
Glenda Rogers
BR. L. Gosnell
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Doring
Donald O'Connor
Piper Laurie and
Francis the
Talking Mule
Pool Rialto
Roy Rogers
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Prescott Fairview
Dorothy DIX
Tana
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