Societys Week of Local Society Events Calendar
Calendar notices list Cub Scout banquet at Woodman Hall February 10, a Valentine dance February 11 at Hope Country Club hosted by the Peck Verhalen and Booth families, and a Golden Wedding Anniversary open house February 12 for Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Calhoun at 608 South Hamilton. Events from February 13 include Woman's LAGACY and Wesleyan Service Guild meetings, Hinton Home Demonstration Club, First Baptist Church semi formal Sweetheart Banquet, and Business Womens Circle host.
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Valentine Dance
Hope Country Club
George Peck
Walter Verhalen
Duffie Booth
J. A. Calhoun
Tom B. Bobo, Jr
South
Hamilton
Perever
First Baptist Church
Business Womens
Ruby McKee
Weekend February Club Meetings Schedule
Rebecca Sunday School Class meets Monday February 13 at 7 30 a m in Mrs Ed Nutts home 400 N Elm St with Mrs Jim Case as co host Associate members invited Gladys Henson Circle of the W M C meets February 13 with Mrs Guy Downing 2085 Bonner St and co host Mrs I C Crawford program by Miss Hazel Abram all circle members urged Hope Iris Garden Club meets February 14 at 2 30 p m at Mrs Claude Sutton home with Mrs Gwen Nix co host program on Horticulture Expressing a Mood Chapter AE of P E O will meet February 14 at the home of Mrs L B Tooley 1225 S Main St
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Wesleyan Service Guild
B. C, Hyatt
McPherson
Rebecca
First Baptist Church
Ed Nutt
N. Elm Street
Jim Case
Gladys Henson
W.M. C
the Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Guy Downing
Bonner Street
I. Cc. Crawford
Hazel Abram
Ecircle
Hope Iris Garden Club
Claude Sutton
Gwen Nix
W. J. Stroud
P. E
Notice on guest teachers and circle activities at church groups
Notice lists Miss Beryl Henry as guest teacher for Fidelis Class of First Methodist Church on Sunday February 12 with lesson topic Guidance for Effective Praying and urges all class members to attend. Also reports Circle No 2 WSCS hosted by Mrs C A Graves with hosts O A Graves and E J McCabe, program by Cliff Bridgers on World Day of Prayer, and other participants with 17 members served refreshments. Also notes DAR Good Citizenship speakers Miss Linda Moore Hone and Miss Pat Parker Lewisville at John Cain Chapter luncheon at Hotel Barlow.
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Beryl Henry
Fidelis
First Methodist Church
Circle No. 2
WSCS
C. A. Graves
O. A. Graves
E. J. McCabe
Womans Society of Christian Service
Graves
Ross Moore
Cliff Bridgers
C. DB. Lester
George Newburn
Mesgames
Earl O'Neal
T. S. McDavitt
Linda Moore
Pat Parker
DAR
Hone
Lewisville
John Cain
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel Barlow
Moore
Parker
Las Vegas Faces Entertainment Costs Threat to Boom
Las Vegas leaders warn high price tags for entertainers threaten the city's boom. Herb McDonald of the Chamber cites 18 to 20 million spent last year on headliners, far above New York or San Francisco costs. He recalls stars earning far less in earlier years and calls for a draft-like system to curb bidding. hotel executives differ, predicting continued price competition as new operators struggle to enter the market.
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Las Vegas
New York
San Francisco
Reno
Herb McDonald
Ke Lene Horne
the Sands
Cocoanut Grove
Los Angeles
McDonald
Kay Starr
Peggy Lee
Benny Goodman
el Rancho Vegas
Sammy Davis Jr
Liberace
Jack Entwater
Big Gun of the Sands
Sahara
Milton Prell
Local society and teacher association reports featured at meetings
The article notes Mrs. Dick Watkins presenting analysis of proposed amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act in Senate and House committees. Regent Mrs. James LaGros sa reported chapter activities for the year, to be shared at the State Conference in Little Rock on February 23. Guests included Miss Moore, Miss Parker, Mrs. Lee Parker, Mrs. C. C. Moore, and Mrs. Co. D. Lester. Hostesses were Mrs. McDowell Turner, Mrs. J. V. LaGrossa, Mrs. R. L. Person, and Mrs. George Frazier. In Hempstead County, the Classroom Teachers Association met at Brookwood School with Miss Mary Margaret Haynes presiding. Elmer Brown and others presented on Normal Child Behavior and the White House Conference on Education. public relations chair W. M. Sparks led a roundtable, with 27 members present.
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Dick Watkins
United States Senate
House Judiciary
James LaGrossa
Little Rock
Miss Moore
Parker
Lee Parker
Lewisville
C. C. Moore
Hempstead County Classroom Teachers Association
Brookwood School
Mary Margaret Haynes
Elmer Brown
E. W. Copeland
W. T. Baker
W. C. Beene
Brown
White House
W. M. Sparks
Miss Shirley Bell Bride Elect Honored in Shower
Miss Shirley Bell, bride elect of Li A J Munnerlyn of Jacksonville Arkansas, was honored at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening at Mrs Jack Cromer's home in Blevins. Co hosts Mrs Sandord Bonds and Mrs Zack Brooks. Decor featured potted plants and a corsage of kitchen utensils. Guests played games, sang Let Me Call You Sweetheart, and gifts were opened with help from Miss Esther Grace Harris and Mrs Gilbert Honea. Dessert plate featured pink ribbon cake with ice cream, hot chocolate and coffee for 41 guests.
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Shirley Bell
A. J. Munnerlyn
Jacksonville
Arkansas
Jack Cromer
Blevins
Sandord Bonds
Zack Brooks
Miss Bell
Esther Grace Harris
Gilbert Honea
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Admitted: Mrs Leroy Samuels Hope Rt 2 Mrs WM Johnson Hope Mrs Cecil Ray Faught Hope Mrs Opal Turner Hope Discharged: Mrs Harold Stephens Blevins Mrs L B Delaney Hope Mrs Annie Johnson Hope Myre Richardsot Hope
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Leroy Samuels
Hope
Rt. 2
Wm, Johnson
Cecil Ray Faught
Opal Turner
Harold Stephens
Blevins
L. B. Delaney
Annie
Johnson
Myre. Richardsot Hope
Dorothy DixAdvice on stingy husbands and personal ethics
A reader advises using legal action to obtain support from stingy husbands, arguing separate maintenance can reform behavior. The column recounts a successful case and urges courage, plus letters about child safety, fiancé infidelity, and young plans, all answered with practical guidance and moral tone.
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Miss Dix
Hell
Veraf
Las Vegas Stars Command Stratospheric Salaries
Las Vegas shows rely on top stars whose high salaries are depleting. Bob Hope Bing Crosby Penny Kaye and Judy Garland are most sought after but scarce. Others like Arthur Godfrey and Kate Smith avoid Las Vegas on moral grounds, limiting available appearances.
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Las Vegas
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Panny Kaye
Judy Garland
Cragon
Arthur Godfrey
Kate Smith
Kostelanetz to Be Sunday TV Feature
New York CBS television will mark Andre Kostelanetz’s American debut conducting a symphony orchestra in Copland’s The Lincoln Portrait on the Ed Sullivan Show. Kostelanetz commissioned Copland in 1942 for the piece, signaling a notable broadcast event.
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New York
Andre Kostelanetz
Aaron Copland
Ed Sullivan
Cbs-Tv
Kostelanetz
Copeland
Sandburg Kostelanetz Talk TV and Concert Vision
Carl Sandburg and Kostelanetz discuss television as a priority for new media. They advocate symphony broadcasts in half hour TV slots with high quality camera work to preserve the musical message and viewer experience. Omnibus and Hallmark Hall of Fame are praised for thoughtful programming.
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Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
Kostelanétz
Tohductor
Kostelanetz
Dramatic 1748 Emerges With Boston Lawyer Joseph N C
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dramatic 1748 moment connected to Boston and lawyer Joseph N C. The text hints at a hardy preparation or pledge amid frost and winter, with references to urban setting and scenery. Details are unclear but center on a bold historical episode involving individuals and a Boston context.
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Boston
Joseph N. c
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