Society events and club notices around December gatherings
A string of society notices lists meetings for December 10 to 13 across groups. The Liberty Hill H D Club, Wesleyan Service Child No 1, Shower Springs Women’s Church, Hope Bard Auxiliary, Garden Club, First Methodist W S C S, Tuesday Bridge Club, Jett B Graves Sunday School, DAR John Cain Chapter, Lilac Garden Club, Brookwood PTA, HD Council, Farm Bureau, and Hope Women’s Golf Association announce dates, hosts, venues, and planned activities including meals, gift exchanges, auctions, luncheons, and Christmas programs.
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Moeniday
Wesleyan Service
Mielleellas
Shower Springs
Womedr’s
Austileny
Grady Williams
Rosinhe
Deston
Tis Tris Garden Club
Manuel Hamm
Grassy Lake
Methodist W.S.C.S
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Barrow
Martha Stephenson
Jewel Cobb
Edith Brown
Christmas Parties And Club Meetings In Hope Area
Weekend visits included Mr and Mrs W B Ray in Nacogdoches for C L Rays funeral. Basye Lodge hosted Gardenia Garden Club Christmas party with potluck luncheon on Dec 6 and 15 members attended. Brownie Troop 291 met Dec 7, awarding pins and decorating candles. Victory Home Demonstrated Club met Dec 6 with 138 members and a guest. Friday Bridge Club held potluck luncheon on Dec 7 with two tables of bridge and high scores.
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Charles Harrell
Ruth
K. G
Baptist Church
Will Hamilton
Basye Lodge
Patmos Road
Gardenian Garden Club
Daffodil Garden Club
Guy Basye
L. F.slatton
Lloyd
Hendrix
Hillman Keen
Hope Country Club
Wallis Monroe
Harold Brents
al Graves
Jr Ries
Jim Robertson
Ant
Little House
Victory Home
David Meloy
Thiere
Homer Salisburys
C. J. Rowe
Robert Cash
Meloy
Tthem
Loy
Hampton
Eric Calhoun
Santa Claus
Home Demonstration Council
M. M. McCloughn
Tom [McLarty
R. E. Cooper
Mrs Dickinson Wins Coral Gables Open Championship
Alabama born Gardner Dickinson won the Coral Gables Open by shooting a par 71 over 72 holes for a 274 aggregate. Bill Collins faltered late, finishing one stroke behind as Dickinson earned a $2,800 prize. The 35 year old Tequesta, Florida pro claimed his first major tour victory in five years.
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Coral Gable
Fila
Gardner Dickinson
Bill Collins
Nickinson
Tequesta
Dorothy Dix Advice Letters and Local Union Election Results
Dorothy Dix column shares letters on marriage autonomy and jealousy urging balanced view. In Baltimore a reader disputes one-sided guidance and the need to hear both sides before advising. Nearby, Lincoln Park union election features Cooke, O'Brien and Hoffa beating rivals with Hoffa earning a $75,000 salary as international president.
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Helen
iPeople's Court
Baltimore
Worman
Aone
C. Wernig
People's Court
Mel
Mr. Wernig
Mane
Tra D, Cooke Jr
Lincoln Park
Charles O'Brien
R Cal
Hoffa
Hoffa Reelected Leader of Detroit Teamsters Local
James J. Hoffa was reelected president of Local No. 299 in Detroit. He won by a large margin, polling 3,615 votes to 280 for his challenger. The post carries a $22,000 annual salary.
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Detroit
James J. Hoffa
International Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Mills to Speak at Arkansas Welfare Department Meeting
Representative Withue Mills of Arkansas will be principal speaker Thursday at the State Welfare Department annual meeting in Little Rock. The event expects about 600 officials and employees from state and county levels and runs through Friday.
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Liberty, Hill H.D
E. H. Byers
John Britt
Hav‘rel
Hope Bart
Aml
John Cain
DAR
Barlow
George Balentine
America
R. E. Cain
Clarice Cannon
J. W. Buley
J. W. Wilson
Lilac Gardéx Club
B. W.edwards
Leland Waramack
W. D. Cohen
Brookwood P.T.A
Rufus Sorrelis
HD Council
Cecil Smith
Elston Willis
Jack Sumpter
Farm Bureau
Hope Womens Golf Assn
Iwill
Ani
Royce Weisenberger
G. G. Medders
Texarkana
Wayne Smiley
Hope
Rowlands
Een
Presley. Wills
Technicoior
Ran Wu
Diane
the Fashion
Mrs. Dickinson
Dorothy DIX
Etturka
Helen Worden
Ersking
Helen Wortten Erskine
Bell Syndicate
IFT
Rees
Rephan’s
Pice & Yds
Bree
Rephans
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