Births in Hempstead County Month Long List of Newborns
Birth announcements from Hempstead County names numerous parents and newborns across towns such as Hope Ozan and DeQueen including girls and boys with given names and guardians. The list includes Vicki Délene Cindy Ahelle David Wesley Cordelia and Joyce Evelyn among others. A Tokyo counterfeiting arrest is noted with a designer explaining the notes were made for a film scene.
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Hempstead
Nhteristopher
Margaret Elis
Hoy
Mark Clifton
Hope
Abraham
Laura Kindrid
Vicki Délene
Cannon
Mery Hollis
Randy Camp
William
Wanda Poindexter
Normah Lee
Emmet
Daniel
Lillie
Cindy Ahelle
El_Dorado
Chester
Gertrude Allen
Richard Lawrence
Calvin
Margaret Harris
Marilynn Rawson
William and
Grace Arnold
Dennis Edward
John
Georgia Err
Joyce Evelyn
Ozan
Willi
Charlene
Jacquelyn Anne
Rogers
Donald Huddleston
David Wesley
Honelon
Barbara Haddix
Glen Charles
Albert
Hazel Page
Patricia Joyce
Reid
Dorothy Hibgirl
Mary Lynette
Blevins
New White
Elijah
Irene Easter
Bobby Jones
Theodis
Mattie Palmer
Nancy Kay
Dorothy Walker
David Louis Walker
Willie
Charlene Carrigan
Ralph
Florence Taylor
Audrey
Lee
Snow Green
Kay
Lea Roger
Wyatt
Dorothy Williamson
Cordelia
DeAnn
Herman
Ruby Williams
David Randell
Patmos
Leford
Gertrude
Ross
Charles Gleaneland
Maryland
Julia White
Kenneth Eran
Fannie Jordan
William Charles
Robert
Queen Jones
Robert, Jr
Grant
Omaha
Nebraska
Rubin
Rosia Swit
Walter
Rosia Swift
Ruebin
Fred
Arihur Black
Wanda Jean
Florine Pryor
Claud Edward
Eva Maxwell
Evelyn Digne
Richard
Ester Stuart
Terrell
Minns
Alma
Hill
Alma Jean
Buried in mud two youngsters rescue by Louisville firemen
Louisville firefighters answer call to rescue two children bogged down in mud while walking home from school. The report also lists a long roll of local home demonstration club members and pending activities, with a February meeting scheduled and a $5 pledge to the March of Dimes.
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Louisville
Society Notes From the First Church and Local Groups
A dense row of society items lists meetings for the First Church WSCS and other groups. Activities include the 2 WSCS units at the First Church, a County Classroom session, a February 4 meeting for the First Church WSCS, and numerous auxiliary and club meetings around February 6 and 7 with hostesses, devotional programs, and planned gatherings among church and community groups.
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Emmet
Ifo
Coming and Going In Manhattan Woman Visits Local Kin
Mrs. Leonard Eddy and her son Stephen from Manhattan Kentucky arrived Wednesday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bristow Fulton Rt. 1 and to be at the bedside of her grandfather in a local hospital. The Jett Graves Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church held a pot luck supper Tuesday evening at Mrs. W. M. Mudgett with co-hostesses Mrs. Herbert Arnold and Mrs. William Stephenson. The table featured a centerpiece of flower arrangements. The Reverend W. D. Keeley gave the invocation and devotional. A delicious meal was enjoyed by all present.
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Leonard Eddy
Stephen
Manhattan
Kentucky
Matt Bristow
Fulton Rt. 1
Jett B. Graves
Jett
Graves
First Methodist Church
W. M. Mudgett
Herbert Arnold
William Stephenson
Clubs McCaskill Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The McCaskill Home Demonstration Club met January 24 at Mrs. R. G. Shutfield's home. Devotionals, songs, a prayer, and a birthday shower for Mrs. Bert Scott Jr. followed a roll call on potting tips. The group discussed landscaping and rose pruning with hostesses serving refreshments. Blevins Club met January 26 at Mrs. Alexander Smith’s home with singing, devotional, and a $5 donation to March of Dimes. Club projects include clubhouse completion and plant care demonstrations led by home grounds leader Mrs. Herbert M. Stephens.
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H. Stephens
Alexander Stolth
Herbert M. Stephens
Jess Tinsley
Dale Bonds
Victor Hampton
Norman Jones
W. P. Brunson
Russell Stephens
Cecil Sewell
L. K. Boxee
Hugh Gilbert
C. H. Slaton
Leo Evans
Carl Hicks
Ernest Delaney
Frank Delaney
7. C. Johnson
Fred Geldweil
Welter Ryans
Beauleh Hicks
Marsch
K Boyes
McCaskill
McCaskill, Home
R. G. Shutfield
Sitges
Orval Wortham
Ottis Harris
Bert Scott, Jr
Balis Porterfield
Blevins
Blevins Home
Alexander Smith
J. F.crider
Clarence Leverett
Garden
Lidge Stephens
J. F. Crider
Carl Brown
Toods
Mya
Dulley Gorham
Ufe
Ira Brooks
Prescott News Highlights Local Revivals and Club Events
Prescott News reports the Prescott Ministerial Alliance breakfast meeting at Halel Larvs, planned radio devotionals, and a city-wide revival schedule with speakers from McComb Mississippi. It also covers Mrs. Mack Stockton’s honor party, Garden Club city council actions, a tentative Water Show date, and various local residents’ engagements in Texarkana, Hot Springs, and Little Rock.
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Prescott
Halel Larvs
W. JD. Golden
W. A. Lindsey
W. G. Bensberg
Joe Calabrese
Sidney Patrick
Seldon Blackourn
KXAR
Church of the Nazarene
Ecpin't House Square
Ford Boone
McComb
Miss
Katy Af Pine Blufe
W. D. Golden
Deb Wylie
Chamber of Commerce
Will Arange
WA. Lindsey
Eden Urges Be Ready to Meet Russians in Talks
British Prime Minister Eden, during a Washington visit, urged Americans not to fear Russians and to meet and argue with them. He stressed Anglo American unity, called their talks with Eisenhower and Dulles constructive, and favored continuing no strings attached economic aid to less developed nations. Eden noted some differences but urged restraint to preserve unity as essential against communism. He planned to fly to Ottawa later today.
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Washington
Eden
Eisenhower
Senate
Dulles
United States
Britain
Lisenhower
China
U. S
Ottawa
Canada
Guests Visit With Local Hosts During Mid Semester Break
Miss Marilyn Lee accompanied a party visiting the area. After a mid semester visit with her parents Rev and Mrs L G O Lee, Miss Ann McSwain and John Byer of Houston Texas joined the guests of Mrs C D McSwain and Dr and Mrs G G Hirst at their home.
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Marilyn Lee
L. GO. Lee
Ann McSwain
John Byer
Houston
Texas
C, D. McSwain
G. G. Hirst
Dear Miss Dix A betsy and a warning on temperance
Dorothy Dix advises a planned marriage to a widow with three young children to keep the $1000 per child in trust for their future needs. She urges the fiancé to accept financial responsibility but approves leaving the money untouched for emergencies or education, warning the marriage could fail otherwise. Betsy suggests polite neighborly outreach to the attractive newcomer. Rhoda R warns against marrying drinkers and urges prayer as reform is rare.
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Miss Dix
Oo. S
Betsy
Mark
Rhoda R
Springdale Man to Police Board
LITTL ROCK PF Free air time to promote the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission program was offered by Harold King owner of KBTM Jonesboro and KING Little Rock in a letter to AIDC Chairman Winthrop Rockefeller He would provide time for a regular radio program for state ideas and listener questions Rockefeller and the commission's director were unavailable for comment His assistant said the air time would be available
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Littl Rock
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Harold King
KBTM
Jonesboro
King Little Hock
AIDC
Winthrop Rockeffeller
Rockefeller
Wiliam P. Rock
King
Rock
William Re Ewald
Cleared Suspects Steal Driverless Taxicab in St Paul
Two men who had just been cleared of auto theft charges walked from a St Paul police station and stole a driverless taxicab. They were rearrested shortly after.
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ST. Paul, Minn
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