Social and Personal Notices for August 31 Events
Invitations to a party for Miss Rosemary Coop bride elect Louis Ward Howard issued by Mrs Fred Waite and Miss Mary Della White. Metropolis church school children will attend day camp August 31 leaving 1 pm for Dyke Springs with later swim at Fair Park. Church worship at 6:30 and activities at Hope Gospel Tabernacle and Eastern Star meeting set through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waite
Mary Della White
Rosemary Coop
Louis Ward Howard
Met Dist Church
Dyke's Springs
Fair Pack
Denver Dickinson
J. W Perkins
B. W. Edwards
Kathleen Broach
Curtis Mono
C. K. Munn
Ralph Smith
W. Wray
Aren ?Ylic
Fair Park Pool
Awa
Local UDC Luncheon and Beta Sigma Phi Meeting Thursday
The Pat Cleburne UDC chapter holds a luncheon at First Christian Church at 1 o'clock Thursday with hostesses listed. The Alpha Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meets at Hope City Hall at 7 30 p m Thursday. all members urged to attend. The Willing Workers Sunday event is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Park
Masonic Hall
Pat Cleburne
UDC
First Christian Church
Jackson
Hansel Bure
W. W. Duckett
John Wallace
Alpha Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi
Hope City Hall
Barbara Humphries Celebrates 7th Birthday Party
Mrs Truman Humphries entertained her daughter Barbara June with a birthday party at her parents home four to six Saturday afternoon. Guests enjoyed an hour of supervised activities and making colored moving pictures with a pink blue color scheme, a pink cake with seven candles, hats, cake ice cream and punch. Attendees included Raymond Coy Linda Sue Aaron Curtis Churchwell Laura Sue Ida Nell Ergland Jack Don Ruggles Judy Di anne Humphries and Norris Dont hit of Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Coy
Linda Sue Aaron
Curtis Churchwell
Laura Sue
Ida Nell Ergland
Jack
Don Ruggles
Judy
Dianne Humphries
Norris Donthit
Camden
Pegue McNeill Weds Lucien Abraham in Presbyterian Church
Pegue McNeill and Lucien Abraham were married at the First Presbyterian Church in Magnolia at 7 30 p m Tuesday. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Charles McNeill and the groom the son of Mr and Mrs Lucien Abraham Sr of Batesville. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend Stephen Lucas Cook with nuptial music by Mrs Benjamin Carroll Hyatt and Miss James Fendley. The bride wore ivory Brussels lace over satin with a heirloom orange blossom crown veil and carried white roses. attendants wore green and gold gowns with matching headdresses and carried chrysanthemum bouquets. A reception followed at the Hope Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegge McNeill
Lucien Abraham
Chester Charles McNeill
Batesville
Stephen Lucas Cook
Benjamin Carroll Hyatt
James Fendley
Tyter
Tex
Judy Abraham
Suzanne W McNecill
Betty Robins
Jud Martindale
Mary Roy Moses
Phylls Willining
Hasemary Coop
Marion Mouser
Mope Country Club
Meryl Henry
He Bride
T Meimbers
Special Service for Young People at Baptist Church
A special young people's service is held tonight at the First Baptist Church. Harold Hightower speaks, with J.T. Lick in charge of music. Peggy Anerson will perform a message song. Several students plan further study at Southwest Baptist Theological Seminary Worth in September. Pamphleteer Thomas Palag, inventor, appears in the notes. The item mentions an iron bridge built in 1787.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Just
Harold Hightower
J.T. Lick
Peggy Anerson
Southwest Baptist Theological Eminary
Worth
7Klower
Stu
Lack
Ministry of Music
Canasta Playing Rules by William E McKenney
An instructional piece explains how to freeze the pack in Canasta and the rules governing pack freezing. It covers the effects of red treys, deuces, jokers, black treys, and discards on drawing, melding, and how a pack becomes or remains frozen for players and partners. It also notes how up cards and melds interact when the pack is not frozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. McKenney
Canasta
Aphiver
Wedding of Miss Davis with Arkansas student noted in festal text
Miss Davis, a University of Arkansas graduate and Chi Omega, married Arkansas College and Mississippi State connections in a Fayetteville ceremony. Guests from Dallas, LeRoc, Batesville, and New Orleans attended. Bride chose gray silk with green accents. reception featured a four tier cake and elaborate floral décor with magnolia and white gladioli. The couple will tour and reside in Fayetteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lane
Misyme Beck
Dallas
Bride
Williamtleson
Crit Stuart, Jr
Russell Steed
M Ched Hall
Lucy Hannabhrs
Howard Abraham
Arkaden
Jim Abraham
John
Jud Martine
New Orleans
Jim
Abraham
Tombraham
Ed Barhamid
Gertrude Barham
le Rock
Dick Ssmith
Stuttgart
Hard Abraham
Ailes Clifford Pranks
Charles Dew
Cleo Echols
Jimmy Echols
Harry Doydan
Myr
Ros Kuhn
Texarkana
Elimavender
Booneville
J. D. McNeill
Mineo
Tex
Social Notes From Hope and Nearby Areas
Coming and King Mise Natey ays and Miss Caroline Hawthor of Hope attend a party at the home of Miss Carol Cox in action. Mrs. Arnaudson returns from Benti at Fox where she attended the oral as her gon-in law L Elley. Reverened Mrs. Tom Talley and children of Fredericks Okla spent Tuesday night with his mother Mrs Ada Talley. They were en route home after attending the funeral. His brother L Valley in Bounvout and fs Thomas Mays in pest this week. Mrs Taeys aunt drs O C William of Dallas Clyndon Anthony and Mes L Rulon rehired Tuesday night from a motor trip through Kansas Cheyenne Wyoming Colorado New Mexico, and while in Colorado they visited Central City Colorado Springs at Denver where they went to the Garden of the Gods Seven deals and Cave of the Wits. Yucy also visited the Will Rogurg Jaapovinl
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Natey Ays
Caroline Hawthor of
Hope
Carol Cox
Tom Talley
Fredericks
Okla
Ada Talley
L. &. Valley
Bounvout
Clyndon Anthony
Mes
L Rulon
Knsas
Cheyene
Wyoming
Colordo
New Mexico
And
S. Whle
Colorado
Central City
Colorado Springs
Denver
Yucy
Will Rogurg Jaapovinl
College of Engineering at University of Arkansas Notice
Personal mentions announce the arrival of newborns and births for several families in Hope and surrounding areas. Names include Julia Chester Rdmind, Mrs. doh Martindale, Lupe, Josephite Adana, Bley ily Lewallen, and others. dates August 31, August 3, and August 2. Also listed are admissions and discharges of local individuals in Hope and Tex arkama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
Doh Martindale
Robertson
Sow Busta
Texas
Rebucca Am
Josephite Adana
Ily
Lewallen
Hopes Urs
F K
Lunghany
Lophie
Ward
Patinus
Atle
A. LE. Buuer
Bodeaw
Atha Aly
Hope
Ow Guughber
Bert
Mir
Wy L. Nichols
Hepa
A. B. Butlee
J. S. Sutton
Dds
Buckner
J Nash
Masery
Wilson
Lieson
Curtis
Camp Chaffee Receives Official Closing Order
Camp Chaffee in Port Smith was ordered closed by Fourth Army headquarters on Tuesday. The closure affects air training, with the fifth armored division to become inactive by April 15 and the last training group expected September 12. After completion of a 14 week course, only cadre will remain at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Smith
Camp Chaffee
Fourth Army
Public Information Office
Fifth Armored
Defense Johnson
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The
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Fellowship Hall
W. W. White
FB Mhoot
Garland School P. T. A
R. L. Broach
Hope High School P. T. A
Claude Tillery
East 14Th Street
Payne
SoNny Tufts
Vay Fllen
Drew Buys
Williams
Jennie
Jennifer Jones
Joseph Cotton
Barbara Humphries
Pegue McNeill
Presbyterian Church
College of Good Looks
Cox
Dorothy Gray
Helena Rubinstein
Elizabeth Arden
Barbara Gould Lentheric
John P. Cox Drug CO
Baptist Church
Pamphieteer
Thomas Palagalso
Asy
Arnaudson
Benti
Fox
L. Elley
Thomas Maysyn
Taeys
Drs, O. C. William
John Paul Sanders
Amon
Univ. of Ark
Gly Jeilis
Texarkama
Tes
Wr. Pergusyn
Hopy
J. Aken
Lope
Bobcats
Dequeen
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