Society notes and weddings in February events
Society items from February list meetings and programs of Brookwood PTA and local clubs. Includes election notices, a Daughters of the American Revolution gathering at hotel, a Sweetheart Banquet at First Baptist Church, and a February 10 wedding of Miss Marietta Downs to Donald Joe Laseter with details of ceremony and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
R. M. LaGrone, Jr
Fx Ipseh
Leecolt
First Baptist Church
Haskell És
V. Ig. Suest
Jim Comper
Arietta Downs
Donald Joe Laseter
Marietta Downs
E. W. Downs
Joe i. Lascher
S. A. Whitlow
Claire de Lune
Hendrix Spraggins
Peggy Anderson
Dallas
Texas
Larry Wells
Ruston
Charles Downs
Weekend Guests and Travel News From Local Homes
Coming and Going details weekend visits by Miss Joy Lyfin Buckley of Pine Bluff and Charles Hyatt of Little Rock to Mrs. B. C. Hyatt and Mrs. C. C. Spraggins. Mrs. P. P. Coker traveled to French Morocco to see her daughter Mrs. T. M. Barber and Lt. Commander Barber. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Tucker hosted Mrs. George Harvell of St. Louis and Meg Harvell from Huge, Oklahoma, who joined them before heading to Pensacola, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Laseter
Jimmy Dick Hammons
Dennis R. Risinger
Robert Wrisinger
Dallas
Texas
Edgar Reynolds
Glen Rose
John D. Bullock
Lit
Shirley Pearson
Laseter
A. A. Cox
James A. Anderson
Wanda Collins
Earl Tipton
Avanta, Ga
Hoyt Laseter and Sons
Wake Village
A. B. Gunn
Prescott
J. ‘F Stirl
Grand Pravie
Robert Scoggins
Texarkana
J. D. Bullock, Jr
Little Rock
Cpt
Harold H. Higgason
Ft. Campbell
Kentucky
Joy Lyfin Buckley
Pine’ Bhitf
Charles Hyatt
Little, Rock
B. C., Hyatt and
C. C. Spraggins
P. P. Coker
French Morocco
North Africa
T.M. Barber
Barber
Clinton Tucker
George Harvell
St. Louis
Meg Harvell
Huge
Okla
Pensacola
Fla
Hospital Notes Discharges and Admissions
Josephine Discharged. Miss Mary Nona Reels admitted in Hope. Branch admitted Mrs Earl Brown Route 1 Hope. Eddie Logan admitted in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Mary Nona Reels
Hope
Branch
Earl Brown
Route 1
Eddie Logan
Etching on glass shown by Baker club members
Baker club met Friday at Mrs. W. M. Hargis home where Mrs. Lorraine Blackwood demonstrated etching on glass. Mrs. Wier Owens presided. A candy sale was planned for February 23 and a February March membership drive named J. L. McCullough as vice president and club leaders, with talks on personal cleanliness, posture, diet, sleep, and outdoor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Black- Wood
Baker Club
W. M. Hargis
Wier Owens
J. L. McCullough
Oay
T. B. Fenwick
Grady, Browning
Mya
J. W. White
Owens
Dear Miss Dix on Alcohol and Faithful Husbands
Habitual drinking causes strain and possible separation as a wife seeks guidance. The adviser cautions against leaving and urges practical steps, urging prayer and acceptance if reform seems unlikely, while noting temporary relief measures are rarely lasting. The second letter asks about suspected infidelity and, after reassurance of a good partner, explains ways sneaky occurrences can occur without proving betrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix
Jess
Miss Dix
Linda. Vanswer
Exercise for Health Group Discussion Led by Local Hosts
A community exercise session focused on health improvements was led by Mrs. Joe Hargis and Mrs. Boy Baker. Attendees praised the effort and participation was encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hargis
Boy Baker
White
Little People Pay Homage to Late King
London February 12 through Westminster Hall Britain’s mourners filed past the coffin of King George VI. A 47 year old Liverpool man led the procession after waiting 13 hours. By opening doors, two thousand stood in line to pay respect amid a procession of workers and professionals, all in solemn homage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Agnew
London
Great Westminster Hall
Britain
George VI
Palace
Westminster
Big Ben
Bamm
A. A. Pugh
Liverpool
England
Local Court Fines and Forfeitures Report
Several defendants faced fines and bond forfeitures. Individuals named include Sid Jones, Robert Johnedh M Lewin, John Haney, Leo W Stuart, Morance Glorglo, Tom Purvis, Lee Portgt, and Luther Burns. Transactions involve cash bonds of 1 to 10 and multiple forfeitures. details are partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Jones
Robert Johnedh
M. Lewin
Tery
Bossle J.oak Xanne
John Haney
Cat
Leo W. Stuart
Mlorance Glorglo
Tom Purvis
Lee
Farmers Co op Sée : Successful Year
Farmers Co op Sée reports a successful year with member services and supply deliveries expanding. The article notes leadership by Littin Rook and mentions efforts related to agricultural goods, fuel, and coop campaigns.
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Ruesday
PTA 8
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Ilton
Hannegan
Irls
PTA
Pe Brookwood Pta
Junigh
Tg& Green Tlascter
Red. Hunt
Uteeh O
Jane
Carters
Clyde Brownie
McDowarnen
Turner Home
Ruth Lewis
Thomas Cannon
Wesleyan Service Guild
B. B. McPherson
J. W. Patterson
Patterson
Roy Stephenson
Marshall Blackard
52 Canasta Club
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Blackard
Ree
Hi ‘Ives
Tenaya
KXAR
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Dorothy DIX
Tudor
Elizabeth
Mt. Besins
Ps Arm
Engtien
Beaty Hiaebben
Attowa
Katherine Noiard
Aftican
Jourior
Shelley Winters
Pigeo
Jane Wymma
Bartormece Twa
Shiny Phrey Bogart
Friederic Maral
Marion Brando
Deairo
Montgomery Clift
Arthur Kennedy
Walter Brons
Piglure
la Plac
Paria
Namie Deslee
Pennaxsee
Olitepéicans
A. Plage
Nina
Pavia
Veénuse Musiegla
Academy
John Huston
Vincente Minnelli
Parla
Wiliam Syler
Quorge Stevena
Bla Kazen
Léon Gunh
Karl Maldon
Kevin, McCarthy
Windsor
St. George's Chinpel
Royal
Sandringham
Te Mongrel
Iki
Randy
The
Bell Syindicate
Conwiy Enone
Axoun
Dred
Duvinodk
Namba
Ritter
Sagi Cove
Hollywood
Sabay Ulvan
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