Social and Personal Calendar Notice for December 14
Social and Personal events fill a busy December 14 calendar with Circle No. 3 hosting a Christmas gift exchange and food drive at 7 30 pm, a luncheon for Miss Mary Wilson bride elect, PTA meetings, D A R dinner, and church choirs preparing Christmas programs across local hotels and schools.
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Womens Council of
First Christian Church
Ralph Routon
William ‘Routon
Barlow Hotel
Mary Wilson
Russell B. Cornell
Scarsdale
N. Y
Christian Church Council
Women's Council of the First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Malcolm Porterfield
Cline Franks
George Wright
Oliver Adams
Fonzie Moses
St. Louis
Circle No. 2
Weekly School Menus Span December Week
Local school menus list meals for Hope High Yerger High and grade schools for December 12 to 18. Monday offerings include barbecued beef, stew, spaghetti, kraut and weiners, and baked turkey with sides across campuses, plus milk and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High
Yerger High School
Mother's Complaint and Advice in Dorothy Dix Column
A reader asks about a son who neglects his parents due to his jealous wife and Dorothy Dix condemns the wife and praises the son's duty, urging independence. Other letters discuss a bachelor warned by Miss Dix that friendly women may press toward marriage and advise avoiding invitations, and a debate on whether couples not engaged have rights to date others.
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Miss Dix
Mic
Valley of Death
Hin
Meyer
Diz
John
Mr. Bachelor
College Coaches Split Over Two Platoon System
A nationwide survey by the New York Herald Tribune shows 48 percent of coaches believe the two platoon rule helped football while 38 percent oppose and others are doubtful. The split favors smaller colleges, 7 to 6 in a Coast Conference vote, with big schools less enthusiastic.
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New York
The
New York Heralds Tribune
Coming and Going: travelers visit kin across states
Mr and Mrs E L Hoot return to South Bend Ind after visiting Mrs Hoots parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Brakebill in McCaskill Miss. Mrs George Ball leaves Trigday for Odessa Texas after visiting relatives there. She is joined by sister Mrs Lomar Howland for a week long visit. Mr and Mrs Lewis Smith and son Thomas of Hope spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Dred Yocom in Arkadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
S. A. Whitlow
Bates
Greta Caston
Lottie Moon
Clyde Osborne
Circle
Henry Haynes
James Caston
L. F. Miggason
Tempie Faye Keasey
Opal Mervey
Annie Jean
Bess Walker
Luther Garner
Jack Porter
J. T. Bowden
Leonard Ellis
A. D.middlebrooks, Jr
Wanda Ruggles
Caston
Mrs. E. L. Hoot
South Bend
Ind
Mrs. Hoot
Re. Elmer Brakebill
McCaskill
George Ball
Trigday
Odessa
Tex
Lomar Howland
Lewis Smith
Thomas of Hope
Dred Yocom
Arkadelphia
Delayed Executions Await Supreme Court Review
Two Arkansas inmates face stalled deaths as stays were granted by Gov. Sid McMath. Robert L. Smith, to be executed for murdering his former wife near the University hospital, wins delay for appeal on jury panel bias. Parallel appeals challenge Thomas E. Black for a Fort Roots nurse killing, both tied to the same Pulaski Circuit jury panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Rock
United States Supreme Court
Sid McMath
Robert L. Smith
Texas
Tucker Prison Farm
Smith
Max Howell
Howell
Pulaski County
Pulaski
Large markets stock bison and vast consumer articles
Read fragment notes large food markets handling about 25 bison and up to 3,000 separate consumer articles in United States packaging. The text references years and packaging scales, indicating coverage of diverse goods in market supply.
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United States
Raindrop Size Compares to Cloud Droplet Volume
A raindrop an eighth of an inch in diameter holds as much water as several millions of droplets that form the average cloud, illustrating the dense accumulation within tiny atmospheric beads.
Hospital Notes: Discharges and Admits Listed
Discharged: Julia Chester. Admitted: R. H. Garr Hope, Josephine. Admitted: Mrs. W. J. Bound Hope, Mrs. Coy Keyding fape, Mrs. Ray Foster dope. Discharged: Mrs. Edward Muay Patmos, Mrs. Oleg Smith and baby daughter Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
W. J. Bound
Hope
Coy Keyding
Fape
Ray Foster
Edward Muay
Patmos
Oleg Smith
Baby Daug Iter
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John Cain
Harlow Hotel
Catherine Richards Howard
R. Searcy
Lewisville
Mamie Twitchell
Or. E. Cain
Daffodil Garden Club
Ben McRae
Azalea Garden Club
LaMar Cox
R. L. Broach
Syd McMath
American Legion Auxiliary
C. P. Tolleson
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Grand Chapter
Presbyterian Church
Chas. Francis Lane
Ywa
Pen Life
W. A
First Baptist Church
James Birkhead
Betty Martin
Tim Birkhead
Viva Eddi Thrash
Jessie Clarice Brown
Mary Pate
Garland
Garland School P. T. A
R. L. Bras
Perry Moses
J. Burroughs
Dorothy DIX
Clara
Bel Syndicate
Tan June Haver
Mark Stevens
Cuddies
Sakall
Charlotte Greenwood
Alvah Williams, Jr
Glee Club
Campbell's Flower & Gift Shop
Dallas School of Flower Design
South Elm’ St
Hope, Arkansas
ATIO
St. Joseph
Joseph
Jett
TAGE
Chas. ‘Fayne Eae
Marc
J.B. Bemeos
Grote Street
Houston, Tex
Jo Stee
Felicia
Priday
John P. Cox Drug Co
Walgreen Agency
Julia Chester
R. H. Garr
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