Christmas Society Events Include Pack Party and Club Tours
December 16 62 society column notes a Christmas party for a pack and several club gatherings. Readers are urged to attend joint meetings of Curbs agents, Neston Post No American Legion, and others, with a progressive week of socials, contests, and a Christmas party at Lilac Garden Club on December 18. The Holiday House tour on December 21 showcases homes such as Mr and Mrs Her Man Rhodes and Mr and Mrs J A Sovedge with no charge to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neston Post No
Mevican
Legion
Irvin Burke
Burke
Mrs. Jent
Kins
Her. Man Rhodes
J. A. Sovedge
J. A. Moses
Pares
Cato
Sevier
Patel
Geir
Seelet Cine
Pepe Nf
Bowie Ugtens Mani Roeket
Trent
Maister Mievre
Anieninney
Charlie Gar
NATO
Waller J. Boone
Menor
Sim Hore
Iuintitins
Diindsleys
United States
Aches de Cloud Beys
NATO Erin
Pete Fa
Voice of America selects poems for regional anthologies
Carolyn and Mrs Odward Strong from the Nat Assa Los Angeles curate poetry from the last five years. The Book Voice of America will collect top pieces including Miss Strong's Night Solitude. Poets and editors review selections for a Poetry Califtat office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn
Mrs. Odward ¢ Strong
Sam Strong
Rom
Nat Assa
Los Angeles
Pit
Voice of America
Miss Strong
Califtat
Coming and Going in Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Hugh Reese and family hosted a birthday gathering at Contoy Point for a relative. Mr and Mrs George Norris returned to Sulphur Springs after visiting Mrs Walter Mill er and Mr Miller. Methodist Bishop Paul E Martin and his wife joined Dr and Mrs R B Moore for Sunday tea. Bill Thomas, son of Charles and Mrs Thomas, was discharged from the U S Navy in December after four years as a hospital corpsman and will resume studies in the second semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Reese
Contoy Point
A. Reese
George Norris
Sulphur Springs
Texas
iMrs
Walter Mill
Mr. Miller
Paul E. Martin
Little Rock
R. B. Moore
Bill ‘Thomas
Charles Thomas
U.S. Navy
Dee
L Ater
Will
Arkansas Teachers in Public Schools 1958 Count
The record notes Arkansas public schools employed 8 020 elementary teachers and 6 810 secondary teachers in 1958, reflecting the state's teacher distribution across grade levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Mass Poisoning Continues Across Europe Page One
Fragmentary OCR notes sources claiming a mass poisoning situation in Western Europe. The report mentions East European workers, a closed catatonic relay, and an announcement tied to investigations between REI WVakenwut and local authorities. Also references Nadia Fron Eubope and former adviser to President Senhaven in psychological warfare context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westers Europe
Hazothare Ecomatod
Adio
Pree
Iwesti- Riclion
Nadia Fron Eubope
Soviet Union
Aner
Iat Vn Ter CD
Dae Fon
Ju. Senhaven
UN Psychological
Faubus and Bates Shake Hands in Little Rock Meeting
Governor Faubus and Mrs. Leah Bates the state NAACP president met during a Little Rock visit by a Trinidadian official. Bates led a West Indies guest tour and the governor described the encounter as courtesy not a political move. Richardson, a foreign government affairs officer from Trinidad, expressed interest in meeting Faubus and was described as gathering information for Trinidad’s government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
APY
Orvalk Faubus
Leah Bates
Lime Rock
Shank Handy
Bovernor
Bates
National Assi
West Indies
Little Reel
William A. Richardson
Fort of Spain
Trinidad
Faubus
Aewe
Halelyes
Pal
Sen
Richardsony Wis Oseokins
Richardson
Hatton
Farmers Vote for Continued Controls
Farmers statewide backed continued price and production controls on corn and peanuts, with two-thirds approval required to keep the rules in place. Potlach County voted 1862 for and 628 against, Rives 1783 for and Berkshire 178? against. The results show strong support for the controls aimed at preventing overproduction and stabilizing markets. Theron’s plan also funds 32 Oxford scholarships annually for American students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aransas
Heey
Fitts Rock
Rives
Ponanutss
Smilie
Chowershe Craps
Dear Dorothy Dix on Fashion and Parental Guidance
A Dorothy Dix column critiques women’s fashion and the social effects of dress, arguing women dress for men and urging readers to choose modest, tasteful styles. It frames fashion as a public issue tied to virtue, parental guidance, and generational respect, with sharp attention to tone and era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
A. Neues
JD and
Clark
Deviante
Blane
Popuwaton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nipotiten Clib
Christ- F
Sis Sevrelis
Thurs
Helen E Barlow
Tes and Friends
Thursoat
High Toruun
Fenty Club
Ray Rlciard
Inger
Jor
Jou Ley
Nam
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Elena
Fork Worth
Stelena
St Waves
Honolulu
Kansa City
Moyls
Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Ruin
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ove
Rapid City
Richmond
St .Louis
San Diego
Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Diane
Beauty Salon
Bess
Edith
Rs. Bates
Couil Theron
Oxford
England
Amerie
Plack
Foster’s
Dorothy DIX
Foam Park
Thalfin
Duchy
Tar
Sebel Ue
Dorothy Pen
Vianaeed
Fell Addeoneed Omeeloupe
The
Bell Syndicate
Notre Vie
Mehwoon
Ian
Poe
Acnato
Guilliumab
Pywin
Chonopal Paul Voi Bpaak
George McArthur
Gene Nain
Swintiynehaire Nam
Ul So
Ar Staff
France
Che
Ranen
Bourgec
Seine Algervery
Nike
Ceornitey
Shrings
Phewer
Gaspavedt Savtel Arnis
Eytal Harness
Pan Laa Neon
Macher de Challe Cedars
Isantins Souci
We Pratbieipat
MMA
Tareas
Mreneh Morainy
Mane
Rhe Conyers de Mevatle
Preston Ute
Sohhowon
Iiliy
Amd
Marrope
Avill
Iheatin
Gate
United Stat
Mwritain
Lily
America
Alfor NATO
Stauffer
Dorthia
Marcelete
Ruth — Cietine
Walnut
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!