Social and Personal Notes Christmas Club Gatherings
Tuesday December 20 social events include Girl Scout Troop No 4 meeting at Mrs E L Archer Jr 422 South Main and a Christmas party. Church events follow December 21 7 30 p.m First Presbyterian tree for all families with gifts for children and an old fashioned party at the Methodist church school. Garden clubs meet December 22 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. at homes of Mrs Manuel Hamm and Mrs B L Rettig with multiple hostesses. The First Christian church Christmas party and Sunday school party fill December 22 7 40 p.m. and December 23 2 30 5 30 p.m tea at Hotel Barlow. Other club gatherings include the Lilac Garden club later in week and the Fidol is Sunday School class parties with decorations and gifts for needy families. The article concludes with a detailed account of various church and civic group Christmas activities and party plans.
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Girl Scout Troop No
E. L. Archer
South Main
First Presbyterian Church
Spnta “Glang
Eke
Methodist Church
First Christian Church
Barlow Hole
Lilac Garden Club
B. L. Rettig
Funzie Moses
Wai
Hardegeves
W. A. Williams
A. G. Garrett
S. S
VU. G
Garrett
Shower Springs Baptist Church
Lucille
Wanda Rrggles
Lucille Ruggles
Henry van Dyke
Wia
Loretta James
Betty Sanders
A. A. Halbert
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
South Walker
William Schacky
Santa
W. M. Sparks
Wy. L. Trte
Alma Foster
Sparks
Bridegroom Named Best Man and Couple’s Home
After the wedding trip, the couple will reside at 918 South Elm in Hope. Mrs. Wood works for the Uck Motor Co. and Mr. Wood is employed by the Davis Drill Co. of Stephens.
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South Elm
Hope
Wood
Uck Motor Co
Davis Drillme Co
Stephens
Holiday visitors and arrivals at local homes
Miss Mary Carolyn Andrews of Southern Methodist University Dallas will arrive Tuesday night to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs J M Andrews. Mr and Mrs Hollis Luck were Monday visitors in Little Rock. Mr and Mrs Chase Stephens and Mr and Mrs Fred Camp and a son of Hope attended the wedding of Mrs Lillian Roberts and Kenneth Wood Sunday in Magnolia. Miss Shirley Shonk of Fort Worth will arrive Thursday to spend the holidays with relatives and friends here. Lt Robert Ward of San Antonio will arrive Wednesday to be holiday guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Findley Ward. Mr and Mrs Max Smith and children Maxie and Jan of Emnor Kan are guests of Mr Smiths uncle Mr and Mrs George Dodds and family. Mr and Mrs Charlie Griffin and son of Hobbs N M will arrive Friday to spend Christmas with their parents. Joe Tryin of Southern Methodist Univ Dallas will arrive Wednesday to spend the holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs C M Irvin. Mrs Ruth Edmonds returned Sunday night from Tulsa Okla where she attended the wedding of her son, Babh H Edmonds ta.
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the Hope Country Club
Mca
Findley Ward
Henry Haynes
Edwin Stewart
Basil York
Donald Dil
Franklin Horton
Dick Watkins
Mack Garrett Story
Olver Adams
Turner
Fred Dunan
George James McLarty
Lilliian Roberts
Kenneth Wood
C. A. Evans
Betty On Roberts
Wnard
Richard Roberts
Mary Carolyn Andrews
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
J. M. Andrews
Chase Stephens
Fred Camp
Hope
Lillian Roberts
Magnolia
Shirley Shonk
Fort Worth
Robert Ward
San Antonio
Tex
Mrs
Max Smith
Maxie
Jan
Emnor, Kan
Smith
George Dodds
Charlie Griffin
Hobbs, N. M
John Griffin
Joe Tryin
Southern Methodist Univ. Dallas
C. M. Irvin
Ruth Edmonds
Tulsa
Oklo
Babh H. Edmonds
Ingrid Bergman Seeks Divorce for Film Star Romance
Ingrid Bergman, in Italy, seeks divorce from Dr. Peter Lindstrom to wed director Roberto Rossellini. Bergman’s attorney, Gres Bautzer, has submitted a property settlement offer to Lindstrom via Laurence Brinn, with no terms disclosed and no timetable for a response.
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Hollywood
Ingrid Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Mins Bergman
Italy
Dr. Lindstrom
Roberto Rossellini
Tallan
Heroe
Gres Bautzer
Laurence Brinn
New York
Dr. Lindslyam
Bautzer
Lindstroms
Pia
Lindstrom
Roosseliini
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Reported
Julia Chester admitted by J L Brown in Fulton. Joe B Ligram Hope discharged. Miss Etheline White admitted at Bt 2 Hope. Dorothy Mann and baby daughter discharged. Linda Sue Mrs J A Hollis Patmos branch discharged George Radcliff Bt 2 Hope.
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J. L. Brown
Fulton
Joe B. Ligram Hope
Josephine
Etheline White
Hope
Dorothy Mann
Linda Sue
J. A. Hollis
Patmos
George Radcliff
Bt 2
Love My Doctors A Newlywed Couple Builds A Home Office
Evelyn Barkins recounts moving into a four room flat that doubles as a home and doctors office. she and john decorate with found pieces and endure the ache of imperfect charm while contemplating the risks of starting a medical practice and relying on patient referrals.
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John
Rita Hayworth says baby not expected before February
Rita Hayworth told reporters she does not expect to have a baby until February and scoffed at earlier pregnancy rumors. She sat outside Chateau Doligny with Prince Aly Khan as photographers captured her mood and Christmas greetings.
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Lausanne
Switzeriald
Bec
Rita Hayworth
Yopurley
Hargworth
Mars Linkast
Prince Aly Khan
Chateau Doligny
Miss Mayworth
United Press
Latsatine
Palace Hotel
Khang
Nazi General Manstein Whisked From Hamburg
Former Field Marshal Erich Von Manstein, sentenced to 18 years for war crimes, was whisked out of Hamburg in predawn darkness. He is headed to a war crime jail at Werl near Hamm to join Field Marshals Albert Kesselring and Nikolaus Von Falkenhorst.
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Hamburg
Germany
Dne
Erich von Manstein
Werl
Hamm
Albert Kesselring
Nikolaus von Falkenhorst
Manstein
Dorothy Dix column letters on love and appearance
A Dororthy Dix advice page presents two answers about marriage and appearance. It contrasts women's need to attract husbands with male vanity and notes how slovenliness can disgust a wife while a man may feel immune to it. The column also covers infidelity dynamics and the meaning of taking oneself too seriously.
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Miss Dix
Mils Dix
Gertru
Boll Syndicate C
Gazette Strike Continues
The Arkan Gazette strike drags on with more than half the staff of reporters and circulation workers walking out since Saturday. Seven district managers on strike, with unclear total circulation staff involvement, as Pickels lead protests before the Gazette building. The American Newspaper Guild remains firm, seeking reinstatement and a remand for a voted dismissal of employees.
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Joan
John
Andy
Title Rock
Duc
Colitogent
Arkan Gazette
American Newspaper Guild
the Gazette
Guild
Pickels
Gavette
Uild
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David Griffin
Fred A. Lack
Alvan &. Williams
Barlow
Matilde Caldwell
Carol Dansforth
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Thomas Fenwick
Christian Chisel
Wm. FP
Emp Kan
Hope Country Club
Marilyn Shiver
G. A
First Baptist
Annie Sue Andres
Whitlow
Holt
Rea
Shirle Ty Temple Fiticeratd ‘ Seca
Aloe Adi Soull
Thuk
Oklahoma
Jack Fina and Orchestra
Mrs. Hollis Luck
Little Rock
Hubby
Ingrid
Marilyn Haden
Trinity Episcopal Church
Iedie. Vue
Kenneth Haden
Julia Chester
Evelyn .Barkins
Hilda
Steve
Sarah
Mrs. Ag
Rita
Dorothy DIX
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Hugh B. Patterson
Patterson
Charles A. ‘Wheeler
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