Moore Gilliam engagement party detailed at Barlow Hotel
Society notes describe the Moore Gilliam engagement event held December 26 at the Barlow Hotel with a rehearsal dinner, decorative wedding bells, and wedding figurines. Attendants, gifts, and a piano sing along followed, including guests from several states and a gift of silver for the bride-elect Sue Moore. Brownie troops hosted Christmas parties at the Little House with craft trees, gift exchanges, refreshments, and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Basy
Moore - Gilliaming
Barlow
Wededay
Methodist
Sue Moore
Kenneth Gilliam
Jamie ‘Fields
Ray’ McMillin
Luskogee
Okla
Don Willis
Pine Bluff
Jy' Dale
Hot Springs
Mary
Margaret Daniels
Ft. Worth
Gladwin Con' Mi
Dallas
Tex
Brownie Troop
Little House
Christmas Holiday Guests Reach Many Arkansas Homes
Families and friends from Ponca City Garland Dallas and Little Rock arrived to spend Christmas with relatives in Hope Conway Nastville and nearby towns. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Newt Pentecost Dr and Mrs Jim Shuffield and families, Mr and Mrs Terry Downs and family, Miss Pansey Ellis, and others. A farewell informal coffee honored Miss Caryl Joe Case on December 27 with attendees from Oakhaven and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Bright
Linda Sue
Lelia Ann
Mary Beth
Ponca City
Okla
B. C. Bright
Jim Shuffield
Brentwood, Mo
Hope and
Nastville
T.C. Carroll
Bobby Eilen
Monroe
Christmas Holiday Guests Visit Hope Area Families
The region welcomed many relatives and friends over Christmas including the McPhersons Ned Young Lauren and Miss. Mrs T Brown and aunt Mrs Ed Brown. A E Wendling and children from Shreveport. Ralph Saunders in Memphis. Wingfield Strouds from Malvern. Raymond Jones family. Louis Howard and granddaughter Helena in Dallas. Lloyd Coop family with Mr Coop improving at Hempstead County Memorial Hospital. Victor Craine Steve from Kansas City visited Roy Craine Wallis Monroe and family. Buster Rogers and Sue Ran in Hope. Tyler Texas guests with Linda Huckabee and Randolph family now in Richardson. Reece Millar Joe Dean Alexandria. Robert N Singleton and Julie San Antonio visiting W P Singleton. Jeannie Prickett Benton guest of Steve Baders. Mitzi Polk with Minor Polkland family. Kyler Jr and Miss returned home after Christmas.
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Jack Gray
B. B. McPherson
Ned’ Young
Lauren
Miss
Mrs. T. Brown
Thomas Cannon
Louis Howard
Helena
Dallas
Tex
Hope
Lloyd Coop
Coop
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
Buster Rogers
Sue Ran
Tyler
Delph
Linda Huckabee
Ant
Randolph
Vicki Connell
K. G. Hamilton
Paul Randolph
Matt Wassell
Randolphs
Richardson
John Randolph
Weather outlook across regions with rising temperatures
Weather ers through Saturday with rising temperatures across Arkansas regions. Southeast Arkansas and Northeast Arkansas expect cloudiness, rain and thundershowers with temperatures climbing from the upper 40s to the upper 50s. Northwest Arkansas shows cloudy periods, rain, and temps from the 30s–40s to the mid-50s by Saturday. Louisiana remains mostly cloudy with occasional rain and fog, temps rising into the 40s and 60s by Saturday. Also notes visits by Mr and Mrs H C Ky ler and other locals returning home after holidays.
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Southeast
Arkansas
Northwest
Louisiana
Arkansas primary battle heats up as Rockefeller aids GOP effort
In September Fayetteville and Fort Smith host political events as Winthrop Rockefeller boosts GOP hopes for four major offices. Incumbent Faubus battles five Democrats including Sid McMath and Dale Alford in the primary, while Fulbright faces Winston Chandler and then faces Ken Jones, with Republicans hailing a strong 1964 outlook as Congress seats J. W. Trimble and Oren Harris wrap up key races.
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Fayetteville
Fort Smith
Winthrop Rockefeller
GOP
Senate
U.S. House
Faubus
Sid McMath
Dale Alford
Fulbright
Wineston Chandler
Little Rock
Chandler
Ken Jones
Jones
Faubis
J. W. Trimble
Oren Harris
Arkansas University Will Not Start New Programs Soon
Dr. David W. Mullins, president of the University of Arkansas, said the institution would first support existing programs and would not pursue new programs unless funding is secured. He spoke about the fate of the Arkansas Law School in Little Rock, a private college the university has considered taking over as the Legislative Council recommended $1 million more in state funds, though the university sought $2.4 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
David W. Mullins
University of Arkansas
Mullins
Arkansas Law School
State Legislative Council
Two-Car Crash Near Osceola Kills Teen, Injures Six
In Mississippi County near Osceola a head on collision between cars killed Reala Dority, 17, a passenger in Earl Dority’s car. Six others including Viola Watson, Helen Dority, John Chandler, Frank Young and Earl Dority were injured along with Bert Akins of Memphis. All victims are described as Negro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Ark
Carson Lake
Mississippi
Reala Dority
Earl Dority
Helen Dority
John Chandler
Viola Watson
Frank Young
Dority
Bert Akins
Memphis
Akins
Berry Weather Pranks Stir Arkansas Rain Talk
Opponents mocked Berry while he raised funds totaling 1600 dollars for weather central efforts. Donations included 500 from a radio station for a Little Rock shower, 600 from farmers near Weiner for rain, and 500 to influence rain during the October Livestock Exposition. After the show, Berry promised Arkansas children a white Christmas and snow arrived on Christmas Eve, though the U S Weather Bureau remained unconvinced of any real effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Berry
Weather Central
Weiner
Arkansas
U. S. ‘Weather Bureau
Christmas in My Home Where I Helped Them All
Dorothy Dix answers a reader about family tensions after years of providing for her stepson and his wife and three grandchildren. She suggests the mother-in-law step back, require the couple to find their own living quarters, and avoid interference to ease tensions. A frank talk with the couple about plans and education is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Jeu
Bookmobile Schedule for January Route Stops
The schedule lists January routes with times and stops including Chuna Home Oakhaven Columbus W38 Day Home Cox Home Ozan Amoatette Grocery Bob's Grocery Carrigan Home Luck Ranch Lang's Store Willisville School Heading Home Willisville Community Atkins Home Waterlo Gresham Home Kelly Home Everett Home
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Chuna
Oakhaven
Columbus
Cox
Ozan
Amoatette
Bob’s
Carrigan
Luck Ranch
Lang's
Willisville
Atkins Llome
Waterloo
Gresham
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Billy Ramsey
Phoenix
Ariz
Brownlie Troop 291
the Children's Colony
Conway
Buddy Sutton
Bill Alley
el Dorado
Newt Pentecost
J. W. Bobo
Booneville
J. C. Taylor
Haze
Bea Abram
Shreveport
Bill’ Morton
Harold Hightower
Mrs
Jesse Brown
Travis Lively
Els Worth, Tex
Othe
Lively
Homer Stone
Ricky
Archie Puryear
Elsie
A. E. Wendling
Ed Brown
Ralph Saunders
Memphis, Tenn
Freddie Jonas
Wingfield Stroud and Sons
Malvern
Raymond Jones
Victor Craine
Steve
Kansas City, Mo
Roy Craine
Wallis Monroe
Reece Millar
Joe Dean
Alexandria, Va
Joe Greene
L. J. Miller
Robert N. Singleton
Julie
San Antonio
W. P. Singleton
Robert Singleton
Jeannie Prickett, Benton
Steve Baders
Mitzi Polk
O. Kyler, Jr
Polkland
Russvnville
Dixie Drive-In
Tonite
Merrits
Jeff Chandler
Haron UN -Hutcins
AK Commence
Mamie van Doren
Coats
Hayes
Lions Club
Jimmie Griffin
Harry Phillips
W. L. Tate
Dick Turnage
Bud Collier
Haskell
Hempstead
Barney Starkey
Huber
Thrash
Mr. and
Mrs. H.C. Kyler
Ed Russell
Lexington, Ky
C. W. Tarpley
Woodville, Texas
Kenneth Leslie
Lela Jo
Kathy
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Rory Calhoun
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Jane Nivel
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Technicolor
Technirama
THE
Dorothy DIX
Mrs. Santa
Helen Wordnerskine
Helen Worden Erskine
Bell Syndicate
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