Society Notes Highlight August Events and Ligatured Celebrations
Aug 31 society items note plans for Garrett Memorial meeting Sept 7 at Mrs Selma’s home. Lyla Brown’s forthcoming wedding is celebrated with a gift tea hosted by Byron Hefner and others at the Hefner home with about 90 guests. Music Club hosts and choral rehearsals for district meeting in Texarkana, with yearbook planning and a study topic on American music.
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Lyla Brown
Byron Hefner
Alyast Mth
James Lockhart
Forrast City
T He Door
Lloyd Spencer
Manual Hamm
Lyle Brown
Newt Pentecost
Dean Good
Texarkana
William Sutton
Little Rock
Denny
Hefner
Brown
Lovely
Marion Cuffman
el Dorado
William B. Murry
Arkadelphia
E. J. Whitman
Kelly Bryant
George Newsburn
Oliver Adams
Sid McMath
Homer Pulley
Amy Fuller
Shreveport
Phala Brown
Monty ‘Monts
Bob Marrigan
Fordyce
Dallas women guests and vacation roundup
Mrs Enona Chambers Mrs Georgy Prewitt and Mrs Anna Lou Hogue of Dallas Texas were Saturday guests of Mrs G 2B Morris also visiting Dr and Mrs Forney Holt They returned from a two week vacation visiting Lineal Neh Topekt Kan Novi Mo and Alexandria Lay including stops with Vormy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enona Chambers
Georgy Prewitt
Anna Lou Hogue
Dallas
Tex
G. 2B. Morris
Dr. J
Forney Holt
Vormy
Lineal
Neh
Topekt Kan
Novi
Alexandria
Lay
Weekend Guest List From Various Cities Included
A flood of weekend visits features residents and relatives from Tampa Fin to diell in Plotida Christian College and Tex, with Mrs Borden hosting and Roy Stephenson among those noted. Other gatherings include Mrs Budlely Sutton and Becky Gillie Rink visiting in Warrensburg while Mr and Mrs Byron Mefner host in Arkansas.
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Tampa
Fin
Diell
Plotida Christian College
Mr. and Tyler
Tex
Borden Tee
Roy Stephenson
Budlely Sutton
Becky and Hichard Co
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List Numerous Hope Residents
A hospital log records admits including Mir Herbert Finngar, Hilly Campton, Virgil Huckabeu, iHumer Cobb, C Stark, James Fred Stanton, Prank J. Nolen, Elmer Caudle, Mrs d W Story, Clarice Cools, Water Melyver, J A Dunlap, Vestal Duke, and others from Hope Texarkana and Dierks Ark. Discharges mention Luther War ren Dallas and Martha Ford Stuart with baby boy birth noted for August 40, 1039.
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Herbert Finngar
Washington
Hilly Campton
Hope
Virgil Huckabeu
iHumer
Cobb
C. Stark
Texarkana
WC. Hudson
Vestal Duke Ri
Hapa
Luther
Warren Dallas
Texas
Martha Ford Stuart
Dierks Ark
Callie
Cauley Rt
Jet Brill
Billy
Talsby
Mape
Charlie
Caldwell Rt
Rosston
Vir
Huckabee
J. We
Willie Ante
Clarice
Gonuu
Execution Dates Set by Faubus
LITTLE ROCK AP Guy Faubus today set execution dates for two convicted murderers in East Arkansas. William Young was condemned for the slaying of State Trooper Hyman Cox in Mississippi County, and Thomas Walker II for the robbery of money from Dr. Orman Memphis. Both are described as Negroes and no clemency was found.
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Little Rock
Guy
Grevali
Faubuas
East Arkansas
William Young
Hyman Cox
Missippi County
Thomas Walke
Orman
Memphis
Waubug
Sparkman Ready to Fight Rights Bill
Senator Sparkman of Alabama signals readiness to combat civil rights legislation. He argues such measures escalate racial tensions after the Supreme Court integration decision and accuses proponents of using the issue for political gain, warning of strained race relations.
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Sparkman
Bill
Washington
Raley Pack Nuptials At Test Presbyterian Church
Miss Paula Piye Raley and Lester David Pack wed August 27 at The Test Presbyterian Church. Ceremony by Rev Stave Gaal, organ music by Mrs C C McNeill, vows exchanged before an arch of greenery flanked by baskets, with guests from Sherrill Pine Bluff and Lithle Reels. Bride wore silk satin princess lines with a long veil, bouquet of flowers. groom attended by Pipkin of Sherri. Reception in the church parlor featured a white table, punch service, and a heart shaped cake made by James T T Martin of San Antonio. The couple will reside in Pine Bluff.
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Test Presbyterian Church
Paula Piye
Raley
Paul A. Raley
Lester David
Ping Bluff
Lester Alston Pack
Shurvill
Ruy
Stave Gaal
Batesville
Eugene Wayper
Arkadelphia
Anced
C. C. McNeill
Sammy Bam
Bobby Baum
Tyain
Maury J. Baur
Bane
Ceyrella Baim
Latte Hoek
Shales
Talon
Cindy Pack
Sherrill
Paeb
Pipkin
Sheri
Tve Lyric Aroun
Prvenisminn
Robert Robinson
Dane Ad Pipkin
Jim Mekenszia
James Tt. Martin
San Antonio
Tex
Clyde A. Mants
Lawrence
Franklin McLarty
Bicking Puck
Ids Murphree
Athens
Oflu
I. l. Cooper
Dy W. Cunningham
Lada Brown
Forrest City
Chartesy
Rolly Dale Wood
Mignolia
Bor
Blue Catten
Atler
Albion College Entrance Draws Attention to Admission Rules
A Chinese student reads books while a probationary student investigates the Cerne Dis Osphod state visit and interactions with officials. The scene centers on entrance requirements and the role of university officials in assessing eligibility, with Chheng entering Albion College.
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Taper
Wits Arcot Helel
Pereling
Pami Gration Sarvige
Cerne Dis
Osphod Stadesil
Waller
Tabearatty
Interijeration
Chheng
Albion College
London Streets Echo Victory Parade Amid Wartime Tension
A chaotic wartime era unfolds as crowds fill central London near St Paul’s and Westminster amid reports of continued Cold War talk. Leaders discuss postwar cooperation while tensions with the Soviet Union loom, with President Khrushchev and others seen amid city scenes and cathedral approaches.
British Prime Ministers Hold Informal Talks On World Tensions
London AP report describes Prime Ministers Macmillan and Travald meeting in informal TV discussions after a long weekend of talks. They planned to present a joint report on Cold War issues with the Soviet Union and Western allies, focusing on trade, defense, and Western unity. The British spokesman called the session a general discussion of global tensions and U.S. support. More details were to follow after officials briefed reporters.
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London
Iadlinens
Arbrossien
Wovern Wienke
Ainie
Trea
Dorothy Dix on a daughter's education and dating choices
Dorothy Dix discusses a young woman’s education and social pressures, urging careful parental guidance. The column references college plans, modern dating norms, and family dynamics while advising practical, protective approaches to avoid risky situations.
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