Community society notes and wedding vows in Texarkana region
Calendar items report a Brookwood School benefit party on Friday February 17 at 7 p m to fund metal awnings, plus a post-event student talent program. A tea honors Miss Vanzelle Nix on February 14, church circle meetings February 20 21 22, and club gatherings including Cosmopolitan Club Centerville Home Demonstration and Lilac Garden Club with floral demonstrations and forthcoming rummage sale. Bell Munnerlyn wedding in Hermitage Arkansas with Lt Alvin Munnerlyn to reside at Fort Benning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookwood
Joe Ambort
Little Rock
Columbus
Mississippi
Fort Benning
Georgia
Munnerlyn
University of Arkansas
Blevins High School
J. I. Lieblong
Sun Dial Rose Garden
R. L. Broach
Max Bolar
Sid Rogers
Kelly Bryant
Texarkana
Prescott
Emmet
Nashville
Lewisville
Magnolia
Rose Bud Junior Garden Club Meeting at Paisley Auditorium
The Rose Bud Junior Garden Club met at Paisley Auditorium at 2 30 Thursday afternoon with leaders Mrs Haskell Jones and Mrs Ray Allen. The president Z W Mariner led the meeting and Lin da Clark read the minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bud Jr. Garden Club
Rose Bud Junior Garden Club
Paisley Auditorium
Haskell Jones
Ray Allen
Z. W. Mariner
Linda Clark
Sue Taliterro
Donald Mullins
Jones
Ginger Church
Jean Neil
Joy Holt
Mary Feild
Jan Elis
Karen Johnson
Anthony Pierce
Gunter Sr
F. C. Crow
Sue Taliferro
Hendrix Spraggins
Azalea Garden Club
Ray Stephenson
Spraggins
Oliver Adams
Birth of a Son to Reynolds Family in Opelousas
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Reynolds of Opelousas La announce the arrival of a son Bobby Wayne on February 11. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Leverett of Hope and Mrs. J. A. Reynolds of Moore Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Reynolds
Opelousas
Bobby Wayne
B. M. Leverett
Hope
J. A. Reynolds
Moore, Oklahoma
Incoming relatives visit from across towns and states
Mrs. John Owen and Mrs. B. J. Drake of Hope and Mrs. A. N. Rider of Patmos hosted their guest Mrs. H. H. Orton Jr. of Ashdown and Commander James L. Rogers of Quonset Point, Rhode Island this week. Fred Briggs of Davis California will arrive Saturday to visit his mother Mrs. T. K. Briggs, sister Mrs. Walter Carter, and other relatives for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Owen
B. J. Drake
Hope
A. N. Rider
Patmos
H. H. Orton, Jr
Ashdown
James L. Rogers
Quonset Point
Rhode Island
Fred Briggs
Davis
California
T. K. Briggs
Walter Carter
Hospital Notes Admits Several Local Patients
Admitted to the hospital are Judy Robertson and Mrs Phinis Herring of Hope, Mrs Ruby Saljesberry of Saratoga, Mrs Earl Hampton of Hope Rt 3, and Tom Hampton of Hope Rt 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Robertson
Hope
Phinis Herring
Ruby Saljesberry
Saratoga
Earl Hampton
Tommy Hampton
Presbyterian Women Meet at First Prescott Church
Presbyterian Women assembled in the McRae Memorial Room at the First Presbyterian Church in Prescott, led by Mrs. D. L. Mc Rae Jr. The meeting included a World Mission prayer, officer reports, and a February 27 mission study led by Mrs. Carl Dalrymple at her home reviewing They Cry For Life. An offering for World Missions was taken, and district conference is set for March 6 in Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S.C
Circle 5
First Methodist Church
James Myers
John Pierce
Carl Gaddis
James Stewart
W. M. Reinhardt
Church of the First Presbyterian Church
McRae
D. L. McRae, Jr
World Mission
Carl Dalrymple
Hot Springs
W. B. Bensberg
Dallis Atkins
J. M. Ingram
W. M. A. Circle 2
First Baptist Church
Wilburn Willis
Roy Loomis
W. M. U. Circle
J.T
Poisoned hot dogs threaten neighborhood child
Florence Ohio reports a three year old boy in critical condition after eating a deadly poison in a hot dog found on his front porch. Police found two more poisonous dogs in the same block and neighbors fear for their children. Doctor J L Bruce estimated five grains of strychnine in the meat and noted a fifth of a train would be fatal to an adult. Larry Mathews’s grandmother Cindy Matthews saved his life by pouring milk down his throat. In unrelated news there are 14 million hogs in West Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Larry Mathews
J. L. Bruce
Larry
Cindy Matthews
Prescott Visitors Noted In Brief
Monday visitors were in Prescott as Miss Ruth Friday of Little Rock recently stayed with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Friday
Little Rock
Dear Miss Dix on Companionship Versus Love
Dorothy Dix counsels a reader about choosing marriage amid debt, disapproval, and blended families. Wayne's lack of financial stability and potential for family friction argue against marriage. independence and control over one’s life favor ending the relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dixt
Wayne
Doris G
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Society
K.G. Hamilton
W. J. Stroud
John Britt
Vanzelle Nix
Shower Street
Cosmopolitan Club
Henry Haynes
South Pine
A. Whitlow
Centerville
Tration Club
D. M. Collier
Lilac Garden Club of
DeAnn
Euras Burke
S. J. Burke
Wayward Burke
J. S. Burke
James Burke
Civic and Lilac Club
Jesse Burke
Jesse Samuel
Jeff Hartsfield
Saenger
Rod W
Cameron
Claudette Colbert
Barry Suluvan
Fit Waren
James Dpi
Marek
John P. Cox Drug CO
Wallpress
Galey
Lord
Gaile Dugas
NEA
Prescott News
W. M. U. Circle 4
WM. U. Circle 1
C. H. Tompkins
L. L. Evans
Harrell Hines
J.M. Ingram
Circle
J. W. Teeter
Burke Shelton
Malvern
Neltie Brooks
Jess Davis
Chas. B. Stone
Burnis MeKamie
Rt. 1
Sandra Boatman
Fulton
Alice Finley
J. J. Shope
H. Bright
Melford Warren
Ride
Miford
Warren
Escarre
MYF
W. D. Golden
Adams Guthrie
J. T. Worthington
Golden
Baptist Training Union
W!burn Willis
Missouri Pacific
Thell Hanning
Cupid Land
Rolfe Wylie
W. A. Lindsey
Cupidland
Moonlight Village
Hopeville Village
David Hanning
Cupid Land Dream Station
Misa
Betty Danner
Mary Vanesy
Charles Eford
Ouachita College
Ray Loomis
Caroline Graham
Minto McGill
J. A. Coles
Camden
Tates Bluff
Ernest Cox
Ulton
Carlton McRae
el Dorado
Mary Montgomery
R. A. Moseley
O. G. Hirst
C. D. McSwain
Bill Edd Dixon
Orange, Texas
Gene Foe
West Germany
Dorothy DIX
Luc
Pengil
Brazil
Ideal Cafe
East 3Rd St
Unique Cafe
Mrs
Dave Stroud
Hope Brick Works
Bill
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