Society Notes and Club Gatherings in Washington History
Local social items describe a church fundraiser a February social hour with chicken arkansad salad and coffee to support church purchases. Interdenominational mission study begins February 4 at First Methodist with films on Latin American missions. Other items note the Hope Chapter 328 CES joint meeting with Stamps and Waldo Chapters February 5, garden club program on birds, and a bridge club gathering with prizes and refreshments. Various women’s groups including WSCS circle meetings and garden club hosts are listed with hostesses and attendees.
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Historical
Washington
Mrs. Willes
Jones
Fist Church
Hope
CES
Stamps
Waldo
Edith Jenkins
Worthy Grand Matron
Arkansas
Births in Hope and Texarkana Area Churches
Arkansas state board records list births in Hope and surrounding towns. Evelyn Ann to Mr and Mrs Ralph Waldo Bm lerson in Hope. Tyson Dee son to Mr and Mrs Charles Grady Huckabee. Paul Grady newborn to Mr and Mrs Thomas Vincent Turnipseed in Hope. Dana Mar Tene girl to Mr and Mrs Paul Daniel Toft teller in Hope. Bobby day born to Mr and Mrs Jimmy Mural Bales of Hope. Timothy Alan to Mr and Mrs Floyd Winston Wright of Texarkana. Additional births include Sheila Gail in Texarkana and Tammie Rena to Mr and Mrs Orie O Nelal Chandler in Hope. Thomas Lynn to Mr and Mrs Harrison Mustafa in Hope. Gregory to Mr and Mrs Bobby Glen Odom of Hope. Pamela Janan to Mr and Mrs Bobby Em Bryant in Hope. Lisa Carel to Mr and Mrs Jo Bob O Bryant in Hope. Chevy Ann to Mr and Mrs Clifford Alex Thomas of Ashdown. William Card 311 to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Carl Bronfer Jr in Hope. James Eugene Neal Sr to Mr and Mrs James Eugene Neal in Hope.
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Arkansas State Board of
Heelih
Harrison’ Mustafa Hope
Thomas Lynn
Bobby Glen Odom
Hope
Gregory
Glenn
Bobby
Jack Em
Bry
Pamela’ Janan
Bobby Gene Brown
Dennis Randal
Bob O'Bryant
Lisa Carel
Church WSCS circles plan February meetings in homes
Circle 1 of WSCS First Methodist meets February 5 at 3 p.m. with co-hostess Mrs. Pearl Owens. Circle 2 meets February 5 at 3 p.m. at Mrs. Frank Wallers with co-hostess Mrs. Lola Warmack. Circle 3 meets February 5 at 8 p.m. at Mrs. C. C. Leader’s with co-hostess Mrs. George Wylie. Circle 4 meets February 3 at 3 p.m. at Mrs. Cecil Weaver’s. Baptist WSCS meets February 5 with business at 1:30 and Royal Service program by Circle as leader. United Daughters of the Confederacy Chapter hosts a meeting at First National Bank Community Room. plans for April district meeting in Washington. Numerous newborns and events listed follow, including social notices and other local society items. Senior WMA Garrett Memorial plans February 5 at 2 p.m. with co-hostess Mrs. Virgie Toherison.
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WSCS
Pam
Arch Wyth
George Peck
Methodist Church
R. D. Franklin
Pearl Owens
Finsii Methodist Church
Frank Wallers
Lola Warmack
First Methodist Church
C. C. Leader
George Wylie
First Baptist Churehy
Pat. Luck Lunehton
Catherine Halton
Circle
First Methodiist Church
Cecil Weaver
J. D. Walker
Pat Cleburne
United Daughters of the Confederacy
First National Bank
Fell
D. H. Lipscomb
A. G. Phillips
H. ¢. Whitworth
Washington
Focal
Charles Haynes
Pat Cleburne Chaplen
Whitter
Melvin Stuart
McCaskill
Willie Ray
Willie B. Brown
Wesley Rex
Henry
Lee Maxfield
Hope
Donna
Dayton Washington
Teresa Mae
Alferd Louis
Prescot
Jo Ann
George Wesley
Gilliam Jr
Geo. Wesley
WMA Sf Garett Memorial
Livingston
Virgie Toherison
Bulgarian Pilot Charged With Espionage in Italy
In Bari Italy an investigating judge issued an arrest warrant for 22 year old Bulgarian air force Lt Miltise Solakov charged with political and military espionage. He was injured after a crash while flying a camera equipped MIG 29 over a NATO missile base. He reportedly claimed defection but Bulgarian government says he was not. Trial will be in civil court with up to 15 years imprisonment.
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Bari
Italy
Miltise Solakov
Filer
Migiz
Solakov
Neether
Bulgaria
Biting Cold Hits States on E Coast
The Associated Press reports a severe cold wave griping the Northeast with readings from 37 below in Old Town Maine to 62 degrees across New England. New York City dipped to 18 while Buffalo and Syracuse logged subzero values, and a broad snow belt stretched from Ohio to Virginia as temperatures across the region fluctuated and the groundhog forecast loomed.
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Associated Press
New England
New York
Bnonville
N.Y
Old Town
Maine
Nantucket Island
Boston
New York State
Plattsburgh
Massena
Watertown
Syracuse
Albany
Buffalo
New York City
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Roanoke-Lynchburg
Midwest
Michigan
Saginaw
Detroit
Grand Rapids
International Falls
Minn
North Central
Mississippi Valley
Carolinas
Bakersfielda
Sacramento
Senators split on McCone CIA nomination amid policy concerns
AP reports Senators Fulbright and Metethin split on Wednesday over John A. McCone's CIA confirmation. Fulbright opposed the move, saying he lacked sufficient knowledge of McCone's views on U.S. foreign policy. The confirmation proceeded despite the dissent.
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Waslington
W. Fulbright
John Metethin
Arkansas
Senate
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Fulbright
McCone
U.S
Hope family births and names listed in fragment
Fragment lists births and names tied to the Hope family with multiple children including Patricia Aan, Alice Darlene, Avery Stefton, Stephen Tuy, and associated parental names Mr and Mrs. Roce dames, Mr and Mrs. Bobby Lee Rug iers, Mix, and Robert BieChive.
Dear Helen and Miserable: A Teenage Dilemma Explained
Dorothy Dix presents a series of reader letters about romance with protective parents and troubling boyfriends. The exchanges explore age, independence, trust, and guidance from a columnist, urging communication, education, and cautious dating while emphasizing personal growth and staying in school.
Favorite Western Still Tops Nielsen Ratings Share
The Nielsen ratings show Wagon Train Gunsmoke and Perry Mason leading in popularity with three new programs Dr Kildare Hazel and The Defenders joining the top ranks. Networks plan next season around war-themed dramas amid FCC hearings and key specials.
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New York
Nielsen
NBC
CBS
GE Theatre
Hennesey
Ben Casey
Educators Nominated for Arkansas Education Association Posts
Amy Jean Greene associate professor of education at Henderson College Arkadelphia and William L Phillips superintendent of Mc Crory schools have been nominated for vice president and president elect respectively by 32 octs associations in the Arkansas Education Association race.
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Gardenia Garden Club
Charles Johnson
Olin Overtuff
Albert Jewell
Lyle McMahon
Billy Dew Jones
Lonnie Crow
Mrs. Jones
Bridge Club
Floyd Leveretts
Lloyd. Guerin
Gordon Baytless
UDC
Rex
Walt Disney
Victor Herbert
Annette
WNNN
Donald Duck Cartoon News
E. Coast
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
Iver
Tim
Providence
Polks Tagg
Hidker
Dewy Thelan
Affurso Pay
Axe
Nother Town
Riene
Dorothy Idix
Bell Syndicate
Ward & Son Drug Co
Cain
Federal Communications Commission
Stan Freberg
ABC
Jans van Meageren
Vermeer
Dharts
Harold Hendrix ViHardseed
2Nd St
Phene
Ta Paul M. Simms
Tri County
Lonnie Glosson
Red Foley
Jubilee
U.S. A
Red Skelton
Carl Friend
United Recording Co
Crystal Mountain
Blue Grass Boys
Carl Stevens
Centerpoint School House
Miles
Nashville
Ion compActs
Ford Dealers
America
Mel
Thunderbirds
Inte
Ford Dealer
Hope Auto Co. Inc
Ford & Falcon
Second St. Hope, Ark
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