Berean Sunday School Pot-Luck and Cosmopolitan Club Date
The Berean Sunday School Class of Unity Baptist Church hosts a monthly pot luck Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Experiment Station. The Cosmopolitan Club gathers December 27 at 7:45 p.m. at Mrs. Jim McKenzie’s home with Mrs. Teddy Jones, Mrs. R. E. Jackson and Mrs. George Newbern as associate hostesses. Members bring homemade gifts for exchange.
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Berean
Unity Baptist Church
Experiment Station
Cosmopolitan Club
Jim McKenzie
Teddy Jones
R. E. Jackson
George Newbern
Christmas Parties Share Seasonal Cheer Across Groups
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted a Christmas party at Mrs. Edward Schooley’s home with co host Mrs. Joe Jones, featuring a decorated tree and candle garlands. Emmett Garden Club members gathered at Mrs. Alfred Hickey’s for a festive display and gift exchange with Mrs. Bob Magness presiding over a brief meeting.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Edward Schooley
Joe Jones
Taylor
Rostace
Christ
Emmet Garden Club
Alfred Hickey
Hickey
Joe al Hickey
Bob Magness
Ramey Garland
Scott Ross
Magness
J. M. Johnson
St. Nicholas
Henry Hickey
T. A. Grunden
D. S. Jordan of
Prescott
Christmas gathering notes for Jones family and hospital gifts
The Auxiliary presented a gift to Mrs. Joe Jones as the Jones family prepares to move to Brownsville Texas in January. Two junior members Cookie Jones and Jo Jo Owens attended. Gifts were distributed for every member present and Mrs Taylor mailed 27 aprons to the Christmas shop for boys in Fort Root and other Arkansas hospitals. A Christmas plate was served to 18 members and guests.
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Joe Jones
Jones
Brownsville
Texas
Cookie Jones
Jo Jo Owens
Coming and Going Guests Visit Families in Texas and Tennessee
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Holland of Memphis Tennessee visit Mrs Lucille Dildy in Memphis. Mr and Mrs Russell Cornell and daughter Julia Todd of Middleton Texas stay with Mrs and Mrs Robert Wilson. Mr and Mrs Virgil Solomon and children from Dallas Texas visit Mrs Solomon's mother.
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Mrs
Kenneth Holland
Memphis, Tennessee
Mrs. Holland
Lucille Dildy
Russell Cornell
Julia Todd
Middleton, Texas
Mrs. Cornell
Robert Wilson
Virgil Solomon
Dallas, Texas
Roy F. Prather
Mary Delia
Steve Carrigan, Jr
Hollywood Troupe Plans New Year Show Near Russian Shore
An Anchorage curtain reports a Hollywood troupe on tour of Alaska military sites will perform a New Year’s Eve show for American servicemen at a remote Wales outpost on the Seward Peninsula. The unit of 16 entertainers is led by comedian Ben Yost. The venue lies under 30 miles from Soviet-occupied Big Diomede Island across the Berin g Strait.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Wales
Sewart Peninsula
Bering Strait
Big Diomede Island
Ben Yost
Holiday guest list includes families from multiple Texas towns
Mrs W E White hosts relatives from Tahoka Garland and Fort Worth over Christmas. Visitors include Mr and Mrs C D Lester Little Rock Ed Lester Litle Rock and family and Mrs Wyble Wimberly Colorado Springs guest of Mrs J W Wimberly. Jack Chaney Jr arrives from Dodge City to spend holidays with Grandma Hutchens and kin.
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Mrs. C. D. Lester
Ed Lester
Little Rock
Wyble Wimberly
Colorado Springs, Colorado
J. W. Wimberly
Mrs
Eugene White
Galveston, Texas
W. E. White
Col
James Cross
Aline Neece
Garland, Texas
J. R. Neece
Bobby Ward
Fort Worth, Texas
Jack Chaney Jr
Dodge City
Kansas
Frank Hutchens
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges AcrossArkansas Towns
The hospital log lists admissions and discharges in various Arkansas towns. Admitted Mr T H Bardwell Prescott. Mrs Sidney Ward Hope. Discharged Mr D A Maroon Hope Rt 1. Mr J C Ellis Hope. Mr Jack Pritchett Paris Ark. Jake Cooks Hope. Dorothy Mae Walker and baby boy Hope Arkansas.
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T. H. Bardwell
Prescott, Ark
D. A. Maroon
Hope, Rt
Roy Dyer
Hope
J. C. Ellis
Hope, Ark
Sidney Ward
Jack Pritchett
Paris
Ark
Jake Cooks
Dorothy Mae Walker
Washington Painting Again Popular
Historians say the Washington Crossing painting by Emanuel Leutze, depicting the 1776 river crossing, has regained broad favor after a period of neglect. It helped raise patriotism during World War II and now appears on magazine covers and souvenirs, drawing millions to the Washington Crossing Park.
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Washington Crossing
P. W
America
Washington
Delaware
Ann Hawkes Hutton
Washington Crossing Park
Emanuel Leutze
Germany
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Valley Forge
Trenton
Leuze
Rhine
Leutze
Europe
North America
Hutton
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Lausche ends speculation and seeks Ohio Senate nomination
Ohio Governor Lausche declared for the Democratic nomination for U S senator from Ohio at the May 8 primary. The 60 year old, nicknamed wonder boy of Ohio politics, previously signaled a run for senator or a sixth term as governor. He told reporters, Do not ask questions, this is my statement.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
U. S
Lausche
George H. Bender
Wash
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Fragments
The clipped letters reveal two reader questions to Dorothy Dix about retirement, marriage strain, and seeking guidance. A retiree laments selfish choices affecting his wife after moving for climate and back home, while another woman asks where to seek support beyond her husband. The second reply suggests writing to Miss Dix, praying, and seeking church-based solace.
Carl Hotel Co Incorporation Documents Filed in Fort Smith
The Carl Hotel Company of Fort Smith filed articles of incorporation listing authorized capital stock of 100000 dollars. Incorporators are George, Chris and Zimo Catavi, all of Fort Smith.
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Little Rock
Carl Hotel Co
Fort Smith
George
Chri
Zimo Catavi
Cocktail party critique rails at social toxin and fish eggs
A candid, satirical essay condemns cocktail parties as social torture and moral pollution. The author mocks their health harms, social vanity, endless tensions, and the absurd origin tale of martini lore, ending with a tongue in cheek plea to return fish eggs to their parents.
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Minsk
Ivan Petronovich
U. S
Mr. Everest
Salk Program Helped Heart Ailment Says Salk Program Helped Heart Ailment
Dr Hart E Van Riper of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis stated the Salk polio vaccine program in 1955 likely saved 1200 to 1300 children. Foundation data from 11 states show polio hospital cases among vaccinated children aged 7 and 8 fell sharply with a 52 percent drop for 6 year olds and 40 percent for 1 year olds, versus a 17 percent total population decline.
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New
People of Tomorrow Are Statistics in Holiday Driving Risk
Sam Dawson reports on holiday driving dangers as traffic fatalities spike on Christmas Eve. National safety groups, liquor and auto industries, and police urge safer choices with coffee to combat fatigue, promoting responsible behavior at parties and on the road.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Ami
Inds
National Safety Council
Caror
Fraternal
Order of Police
Philadelphia
Order
Fire destroys AP&L office in Newport
Firemen battled a blaze in Newport destroying the Arkansas Power & Light Co. office and equipment. District Manager W H Clift ordered water on rear utility poles, saving main distribution lines. Service to about 4000 AP&L customers restored by 7 am.
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Newport
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Ap&l
W. H
Bill) Clift
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Jarma Lewis
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George Nader
Kitty Kallew
Bert Lar
Mamie van Doren
Keith Andes
Pafaul Gilbert
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A. D. Holloway
Mitchell Williams
Tahoka, Texas
Wilton Stewart
San Angelo, Texas
Stewart
J .A. McLarty
Garrett Story
Ed Russell
Lexington
Kentucky
Mrs. Garrett Story, Jr
Minden
Louisiana
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Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
William Fox
Matlin
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Ridley Carmack
Anderson
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Miss Dix
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