Christmas party notices fill town calendar
Community National Bank plans a Christmas party on Tuesday December 15. Sunday School groups and church clubs host multiple gatherings including pot luck suppers and gift exchanges with rules on gift values. Local clubs announce luncheons, dinners, and talent shows at Garland School, Diamond Inn, and other venues through December 21, with invitations to members and families.
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Community National Bank
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First Methodist Church Members Hear of Weddings and Carol
The W. S. C. S. of First Methodist Church hosted a meeting with reflections on weddings and the Christmas story. Miss Ona Grant and Terrell Cornelius wed December 13 in the pastor's study at First Baptist Church, performed by Dr. Jol McClanahan, in a small ceremony. Josephine Mowers married Dewy Atkins on December 11 at Glen Cannon's home with a brief ceremony and relatives present. The gathering included readings from Luke 2, a Madonna story, and carols by the High School Glee Club before adjournment.
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Ona Grant
Terrell Cornelius
First Baptist Church
Jol McClanahan
Toesephine Mowers
John Flowers
Dewy Atkins
Atkins
Willigville
Arkansas
Glen Cannon
J.C. Towel
Dale Janes
de Queen
Methodist Church
Wetwin Ward
Ratt Rowton
Poe
Vic Henderson
de Wy Branch
S. Hyall
Bethlehem
Spencer Holiday Party Stuns With Pink Silver Theme
Mr and Mrs Liyod Spencer hosted a festive holiday gathering noted for its pink and silver decor. A silver Christmas tree, pink ribbons, and a carefully set serving table filled the scene while guests including Mrs Beutel Hays and an array of attendees shared hospitality and cheer.
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Llovel Spencer
Ile
Beutel Hays
Vincent Muster
A i. Tolloway
Melavill
Whoiyas Way
Kaine Srvder
Comer Boyeth
Kao. Whitttan
Myg
Asap O'Neal
9. P. Youre
Tes
Greatos Slits of
Fulton
Lil Rowton
Coorg Frazier
Johnny Brana
Frances Malar Celebrates 83rd Birthday in Willis-Ville
Mrs Frances Malar marked her 83rd birthday December 1959 with a home dinner gathering. Attendees included her brother May We TS lantes of Hope Wa, Mes tee Wilers, Hayle Marie and Willie, and Mr and Mrs Flerbert Marlar of Wunterloo along with Mr and Mrs C H Builer of Bad.
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Frances
Willis- Ville
Lantes
Hope
Tee Wilers
Hayle Marie
Chile
Willie
Flerbert Marlar
Wunterloo
C.H. Builer
Bad
Dorothy Dix advice on in law conflicts and marriage
A reader asks Dorothy Dix for guidance on in law tensions and whether to pursue a future with her son. The reply urges patience and tact, recommending no rush to confront the mother in law, and advises gradual steps to evaluate the couple's readiness while maintaining courtesy and family harmony.
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Dorothy Bix
Bernusn
Detin
Miank
Niles
Dee
Tall Meyers
Wwe
Barbara
Bapbatas
Weekend Visits and Local Guests Across Arkadelphia Area
Miss Virgaret Ariel spent the weekend with her mother. Rev and Mrs Himmpton Maplist missionaries in Kenya were guests at the Protestant Church. Mr and Mrs John Preston and Dolly Nutien attended events in Arkadelphia. Mrs Otis Mudgens of Stamps visited her parents. Mr and Mrs Tinton Quivis attended the Magnificant performance in Arkadelphia.
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Ariel Af Stine den
Mes
Dobry Arnold
Dares Himmpton
Maplist
Kenya
Sh Afri
Sunihiy
Guawhite Gallege
Mary Charlene Har Fon
Dolly Nutien
Nate Speere
The
Echo
Otis Mudgens
Tinton Quivis
Ah Thornton
Wilson Union Resume Negotiations Amid Picket Violence
Reported talks between Wilson and the union resume as violence flares at a packinghouse dispute. National Guard involvement and court actions accompany mediation efforts at multiple sites, with offers to honor existing contracts and resolve labor tensions under temporary measures.
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Nest
James
Tne
Minneapolis
Watson's
Orville Preeman
National Guard
Chileno
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Serview Cata
Amerioa
Twadous
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Miturs
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Bari
Une 1
Campagssidiche Agchecient
BAU
Heneunion
WiUs
Proposes a Government TV Radio Network Similar to BBC
Washington AP reports Rabbi Maurices Eisendrath urged a government operated education oriented TV and radio network to foster creative competition to commercial broadcasting. He argued for reduced payola and higher ratings while criticizing private broadcasters during a prepared testimony for a Federal Communications Commission hearing.
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BBC
Maurices N. Eisendrath
Union of America In
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Dheuma
Randes
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