Cosmopolitan Club December meeting listed with hostesses and gift exchange
Social notes record the Cosmopolitan Club gathering on December 27 at 7 45 in Mrs Jim McKenzies home with Mrs Teddy Jones Mrs R E Jackson and Mrs George Newbern as associate hostesses Each member to bring a home made gift for exchange Also Kathleen Mallory Circle of First Baptist Church meets December 27 at 7 30 pm at Mrs Je well Moore Jr home with members urged to bring Lottie Moon Offering A dance for Confederacy children hosted by Dr and Mrs Sam Strong at Hope Country Club on December 27 at 8 pm The annual Country Club holiday dance for High School and College students is scheduled December 28 from 8 30 to 11 30 pm in Hope Ark area listings of hosts and discharged entries follow
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Cosmopolitan Club
Jim McKenzie
Teddy Jones
R. E. Jackson
George Newbern
Kathleen Mallory
First Baptist Church
Jewell Moore Jr
Lottie Moon
Sam Strong
Children of the Confederacy
Hope Country Club
Royce Weisenberger
E. J. Whitman
Syd McMath
Donald Moore
Births at McNeese College Hale Helen Ruffin Marshall
Mr and Mrs George Ruffin Marshall announce the arrival of a baby daughter Helen Ruffin Marshall on December 24 at McNeese College Lake Charles Louisiana born to the couple in a local celebration naming the newborn Helen.
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George Ruffin Marshall
McNeese College
Lake Charles
Helen Ruffin Marshall
Christmas Visits Span Cities in Arkansas and Texas
Families from Camden Texarkana Little Rock Hope and Dallas gathered for Christmas with Mattie Tomlin and extended kin. The Anthony family reunion in Murfreesboro drew eight children and spouses plus multiple relatives from Nashville Hot Springs and Hope. Eunice Eubanks returned from a holiday visit with the Aslin and Cindy clan in Newport.
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Raymond Tomlin
Camden
Roy Tomlin
Texarkana
Calvin Easterling
Little Rock
Woodard Cox
Tommy
Hope
Jim Wright
Donald
Billy Tomlin
Dallas
Mattie Tomlin
Anthony
J. W. Anthony
Murfreesboro
Marion Mabry
Pam
Nashville
Bill Routon
Steve Anthony
Ralph
Graydon Anthony
Becky
Buddy
Johnny
W. W. White
Wilford White
Phillip
Horace Anthony
Alice Ann
Andrea Kay
Carrol
Roy Anthony
Mark
Marilyn
Hot Springs
Robert Carrol
Clarence Anthony
Anita
John Anthony
Eunice Eubanks
Jake Aslin
Cindy
Newport
Hospital Notes Admitment List From Hope Arkansas
Memorial ad with patient notes shows Mrs. John E. Herr of Hope Arkansas Mrs. William Arnold of Hope Route 3 and Mrs. Homer Easter admitted to the hospital.
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John E. Herr
Hope, Ark
William Arnold
Hope Rt. 3
Homer Easter
Khrushchev Is Anything But Intellectual
Washington column discusses Khrushchev as lacking intellectual polish amid global travel. It notes his anti intellectual rhetoric, blunt style, and appeal to uneducated masses in Asia, while recognizing his political shrewdness and ability to gain goodwill for Russia. The piece also contains assorted light trivia about baldness, Turkey’s exports, presidential travel milestones, gender distribution in offices, and a Christmas postal reminder.
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Washington
Lenin
Trotsky
Stalin
Khrushchev
Khushchev
Yugoslavia
Burma
Communist Party
Himslf
Russia
Asia
India
Turkey
Europe
Andy Jackson
Theodore Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Raymond Massey
Eye strain and child safety urged in year end warning
A fragmented late year survey highlights visual commuter strain called sighted comm utilitis by the National Association for the Prevention of Blindness. It warns 100000 children may have eye injuries by 1955 end and urges removal of sharp pointed Christmas toys.
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National Association For the Prevention of Blindness
Deaths Around the Nations
A roundup of notable deaths across the United States with ages and brief bios. Ash, Bowmar 88 editor of Woodford Sun Versailles Kentucky. Roy Dayton 72 secretary Trudeau Foundation and ex editor North Tonawanda News. Dr Thomas A Shallow 68 surgeon and former International College of Surgeons president. Woood Soanes 60 drama editor Oakland Tribune. E Russell McClure 53 editor copublisher Henry County Local and ex editor Anderson News. Agnes Baldwin Brett 79 coin authority and first American woman awarded Royal Numismatic Society medal. Thomas Jex Freston 93 former Princeton archaeology professor and Wells College official who married Grover Cleveland’s widow. Milton Alexander Caine 73 mining executive and engineer.
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Oakland
Calif
Woood Soanes
Oakland Tribune
New Castle
E. Russell McClure
Henry County
Anderson News
Lawrenceburg
Grayson County
Marblehead
Mass
Agnes Baldwin Brett
Royal Numismatic Society of London
Newark
N.J
South Orange
Thomas Jex Freston
Princeton University
Wells College
Aurora
N.Y
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
New Rochelle
Milton Alexander Caine
Charges U.S. Reds Russian Dominated Says Handbook
A Senate Internal Security subcommittee described the Communist party of the United States as Moscow dominated and anti American in a 100 page booklet A Handbook for Americans. The foreword notes Americans lack awareness of the party as a mass conspiratorial organization controlled by a foreign power and urges clearer knowledge to resist its influence.
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Washington
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Communist Party of the
United States
Soviet Union
Eastland
D-Miss
Communist Party
U.S.A
SACB
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Interview Arkansans in 1956 Fed survey
Federal Reserve Board announced a 1956 survey of consumer spending and saving plans. The study aims to collect data on family incomes financial status and views of future finances. It will begin next month in the 12 largest metropolitan areas and 54 locales.
Oath of Soviet Loyalty Cited From 1935 Reds
A 1935 document shows party members pledging to rally the masses to defend the Soviet Union and the Leninist line as the sole path to Soviet power in the United States. The oath emphasizes vigilance and firm defense of the party line as key to triumph.
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Reds
Msases
Soviet Union
United States
Record of extraordinary Atlantic salmon catches in 19th century
A historic note records Atlantic salmon sizes: a British capture of 23 pounds in 1821 and Newfoundland reports of a 4 feet long fish weighing 44 pounds caught by rod and reel, highlighting remarkable early angling records.
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Britain
Newfoundland
University survey aids Arkansas area economic outlook
Smaller communities in Clark Lonoke Pulaski and Saline counties in Arkansas will be surveyed in January and February. Randomly selected residents will be interviewed by local interviewers for the Survey Research Center at the University of Michigan under contract with the board. The confidential interviews help in planning purchases of homes cars and household appliances and in gauging overall economic conditions.
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Clark
Lonoke
Pulaski
Saline
Arkansas
Perons
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
World's Wettest Place Records Unusual 1861 Rain
Cherrapunji famed as the world’s wettest spot reports a record annual rainfall, with 1861 seeing extraordinary totals. In that year the area logged extreme monthly rainfall with a standout figure of 36 inches in a single month, highlighting its notorious deluge pattern.
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Cherrapunji
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Hope ,Ark
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Fairel Rider
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Woodford Sun
Versailles
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Roy Dayton
Trudeau Foundation
North Tonawanda
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Thomas A. Shallow
International College of Surgeons
Larry Aldrich
Gaile Dugas
NEA
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