Hope Chapter 228 Meets And Local Society Notes
Society news lists Hope Chapter 228 Order of the Eastern Star meeting February 2 at 7:30 p.m. Other club gatherings follow January to February, including the Fidelis Class dinner, Rose Garden and Centerville Home Demonstration Club events, Betty Tarbert Henry Burke engagement announced, and Gladys Mae Frice bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Lewis Smith with multiple attendees.
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Hope
Order of Me
Rose Garden Club
H. Q. Kyler
Devil Weaver
Betty Tarbert
Henry Burke
Centerville Home Demonstration Club
Centerville Club
Carl Richards Jr
Ella Keller
John Shields
Diane Ellis
Susan Cook
Shields
Velora Bright
Sean Davis
Gladys Mae Roberts Price
Lewis Smith
Grady Hurston
BM. Hazzard
Gwen Frith
Gladys Mae Frice
Washington Street
Gwen
Vera Allen
Edme
Birth Announced William Howard Sutton at Moody AFB
Mr and Mrs Buddy Sutton announce the arrival of a baby boy William Howard Buddy Sutton born January 31 at 2 45 pm at Moody Air Force Base Hospital Valdosta Georgia Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Newton Pentecost and Mr and Mrs Claude Sutton
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Buddy Sutton
William Howard
Buddy) Sutton
Moody Air Force Base Hospital
Valdosta
Georgia
Newton Pentecost
Claude’ Sutton
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcement
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Fldredge Foarm oy of Paimas Rt 1 My Lee Arata of Hope Rt 3 and Miss Barbara Smith of Ozan Discharges include My John Griffin of Columbus Mrs Ernest Andrews of Hope and Mrs Cecil Cox of Hope Rt 4 Branch Discharged Mrs Aitcie Richardson of Hope Mr J H Walton of Par nos Mr and Mrs Sherman Henderson announce the arrival of a baby boy on January 31 1956.
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Fldredge Foarmoy
Paimas
Lee Arata
Hope
Barbara Smith
Ozan
John Griffin
Columbus
Ernest Andrews
Cecil Cox
Aitcie Richardson
J. H. Walton
Parnos
Sherman Henderson
Tony Curtis Rates Male Fashion Across Europe and U S
Tony Curtis surveys European menswear and favors U S style. He notes Italians push adventurous cuts while English and French styles lag in dash, citing cost and tradition, and contrasts Europe with American dressing after five months abroad with Burt Lancaster and Gina Lollobrigida.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Mayle
Europe
Tony Curtis
Tony
Cary Grant
Burt Lincastue
Gina Lollabrigida
Italy
England
France
United States
Sir Anthony Eden
East German trains tighten checks to West Berlin
East German police tightened controls on trains from the Soviet zone to West Berlin to curb East German visitors attending an agricultural show. Passengers were questioned but no arrests were reported.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East Berlin
Norrell backs plan to reuse Spa Hospital site
Senator Norrell of Arkansas said the Army Navy Hospital at Hot Springs could become Gulf Terminal Command headquarters. He envisions keeping about 30 beds on the lower floor while converting the rest for terminal use, which would move several hundred people to Hot Springs if approved.
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Washington
Norrell
D-Ark
Army
Army Navy Hospital
Huot Springs
Defense Department
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Terminal Command
Gulf Terminal Command
Narredl
Dear Miss Dix Job Help Echoes for Older Women
A fragmented advice column offers guidance to women returning to work. A 44-year-old seeks employment in bookkeeping and clerking, with reassurance on confidence and interviewing. Advice urges self-belief, direct eye contact, persistence, and treating interviews as two-way exchanges, plus a note that older workers can succeed.
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Miss Dix
Nedda
Ore
Divorce Suit Alleges Cave Living With Snakes Over Baby
Mrs Desaie L Woodmansee testified in a Denver divorce case that her husband forced them to live in a cave where snakes crawled over their baby. She secured the divorce and custody of the children.
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Denver
Desaie L. Woodmansee
Har
Hospital Directive Details in Congress Allocation Note
A limited scale hospital directive is described as part of an appropriation approved by Congress. The directive, stated in the year, aims to guide functional scope and funding allocation under a broader legislative framework.
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Congress
Western opposition to Bulganin treaty proposal fanned
Washington reports show the Western world largely backs Eisenhower’s rejection of Bulganin’s proposed US Russian friendship treaty. Moscow aims to exploit the letter exchange to seed propaganda while Moscow papers ignore Eisenhower’s reply. Pravda says deeds matter more than words, urging a lasting change in spirit for peace.
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Washington
Kworld
Iisexhowec
United States
Bulgan
Keomlin
Bovich
Bulgsnin
Mugean
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Bosses as seen by workers in a street poll
A columnist reports on a street poll of office workers and quotes a composite portrait of the ideal boss. Respondents describe a boss who is manic-depressive, short-sighted, forgetful, with a sore throat and a passion for golf, plus a skeptical view of management psychology.
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Bull
Psychiatrs
US Russia to sign treaty pledging peaceful settlement
The United States and Russia would sign a treaty pledging to settle disputes peacefully avoid interference in each other's affairs and strengthen economic cultural and scientific cooperation. Eisenhower's letter and Bulganin's reply suggested steps to unify Germany end the threat of atomic war free satellite states and abolish the Curtain. Bulganin was invited to respond.
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United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Conttenus
Bulganin
Germany
Deaths Around the United States
Brief obituary list noting editors, writers, and executives who died yesterday or Monday across Chicago East Hartford Joplin Palq Alto Orlando and other places. Names include Reuben D. Calu LES lie A Pep Young Joe Mantove Edward C Jenkins Marshall W Boor and others with roles in newspapers the YMCA and business groups.
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Associated Frese
Chicago
Reuben D. Calu
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
Athes
East Sartford
Con
Leslie A. ¢Pep Young
Hartford Times
Hartford Courant
Associated Press
New York
Orvington
Maine
Joplin
Joe
Mantove
Missouri
Bressiman
Palq Alto
Calif
Edward C. Jenkins
George Williams College
Orlando
Fila
Marshall W.boor
McCrory Haldia Co
McCrory Chain
Penn Ani
Everett
The Ideal Boss Seen In Silly Office Sayings
A collection of short quips critiques the boss from blundering memory to sneaky coffee breaks. The lines touch on nearsighted leadership, silent authority, and the urge to slip away early, suggesting a rounded portrait of the ideal boss.
U S Prods for End to Long Strike
Washington reports say the Federal mediation service will press to end the 19 day walkout at Westinghouse Electric and General Electric. Joseph Finnegan plans a full review with IUE leaders to decide participation in a time study and discuss contract terms and union concerns.
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Washington
Louse Electric Corp
Joseph Fv
Finnegan
Robert D. Biasier
Inghouse
Jari B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Westinghouse
General Electric
Ig Inforh
Oral
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the Hope Poultry Producers
Bastard Street
Pat Cleburne
US DC. P
Don Smith
J. W. Strickland
W. Franks
Green Laseter Home Demonstration Club
Glen Fincher
Circle No. 2
WSCS
First Methodist Church
C. A Graves
E. J. McCabe
Fidelis
L. H. Burke
DeAnn
Miss Tarbert
Hope High
Mr. Burke
Brevins High
State Hospital
Little Rock
March of Dimes
SAT. Saenger Theatre
Aly Eae
Father Junipero Serra
California
LD Cinemascope
QLOR
DE Luxe
Stereofhonig
Around the
Manila
P. I
Harald W. Rigneys
Society
Rome
Philippines
Saigon
Pu Jey Catholic University
Peiping
Rigney
Arsenio H. Lacson
Lucson
Tong
Tongs
Qld
Romano Mussolini
Romano
Inter Duce
San Remo
Tokyo
Immigration Bureau
Japan
Fujio Uchida
Justice Ministry
Ome
U. S
U. 3
Brandon
Here
Sculthorge
Lakenheath
Yokosuka
US Navy
Hawaii
Pacific
Mississippi
London
Radio Moscow
Spa Hospital
Dorothy DIX
Air Force
Carol
Irene
Reeves
Logantex Fabrics
Bates Fabrics
West
Boyle
U.S
Norman Walker
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