Blooming social events fill Garland schedule
Friday through Sunday February events include the Garrett Memorial Baptist Church class meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanders home, Azalea Garden Club rummage sale February 25 starting 8 a.m. at the old White and Company site, and Weisenberger Reed wedding party rehearsal at Mrs. Rettig’s home. Also slated are piano pupils from Garland School, Dale Carnegie Club at First Christian Church, and a MOSLEM mission film night. The Presbyterian Church women plan a Week of Prayer February 26 to March 3 with daily 10 a.m. services. Emmet Garden Club met at Mrs. J M Johnson’s on Washington’s Birthday with Birds of our country talk by Mrs. Joe R. Hamilton. engagement of Janet Louw to Jack Bundy announced.
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Bollders
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Leonard Sanders
Kathleen Mallory Civele
WMU
First Baptist Church
Pod Rogers
Hervey Holt
The
Presbyterian Church
Emmet Garden Club
J. M. Johnson
Washington
Sam Pankey
Johnson
George Washington
Hope Garden Clubs
Prescott Garden Club
Joe R. Hamilton
Prescott
Hamilton
Martha Washington
A. A. Halbert
W. Bridgers
Marty Whitworth
Hope
J. T. McKee
J. W. Teeter
N. N. Daniels
Randolph Hamby
Hempstead Canty Health Council Meeting Canceled
Notice announces the Hempstead Canty Health Council meeting scheduled for Monday February 27 has been canceled. The item then covers a morning party held at Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Branch home on Wednesday February 24 honoring Miss Frances Weisenberger bride-elect of Charles C. Reed. Guests included Mrs. John Lowend, Mrs. Lene Harms Sr, and other hosts and attendees, with gifts and luncheon details noted. Out of town guests included Mrs. Charles Reed Sr and Mrs. Ray Alley of Nashville.
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Weisenberger
Frances Weisenberger
Charles C. Reed
Allen Daws
North Little Rock
Hempstead Canty
J. W. Branch
Dior
John Lowend
Lene Harms
Branch
James Piikinton
Join Lowe
Lex Helis
Jeri
Royce Weisenberger
Charles Reed
Ray Alley
Nashville
Hospital Notes Memorial Admitted
Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Judy Robertson Mrs L H Stanton Hope Rt 4 Mrs Emma Catherine Coych Ea
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Judy Robertson
L. H. Stanton
Hope
Emma Catherine Coych
Royal Service program and community notices in Prescott
Prescott News reports on the First Baptist Church W M U Royal Service program held February 20 with a study on Home missions. The program featured leader Clifton Yancey and songs including Rescue The Perishing and America the Beautiful, plus narration on Southern Baptist missionary work among Indians and in Alabama and Cuba. Other items include Legion Auxiliary and Business Women notices, a dessert bridge hosted by Mrs. Jack Harrell, and local engagements and travels of area residents.
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First Baptist Church
Harrell Hines
A. BR. Underwood
God Save America
Clifton Yancey
America the Beautiful
T He
Chile
Jack Harrell
Mire. O
Hirst
Tam Bennis
McRae
Mra
Bons
Mark Tustiss
S. B. Scott
Mya
Art Tivgnics
Are
George Christopher
Navy Balloon Travels Across Pacific to Atlantic Region
Navy reports a weather balloon traveled from the Pacific toward Africa after crossing the Pacific and nearing the Atlantic. Officials said the object landed near OPPAMA Japan and is under US Navy observation. No injuries or damages reported.
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Japan
Navy
Africa
United States
Atlantic
University of Alabama dean disputes Autherine Lucy motive
The New York Times quotes William F. Adams, dean of admissions at the University of Alabama, denying Lucy had real interest in education and claiming her case was part of a larger delegation. Adams says Lucy and two others sought to study journalism and library science but lacked required averages. Ruby Hurley calls the dean’s charges ridiculous.
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New York
New York Times Today
William F. Adams
University of Alabama
Autherine J. Lucy
Adams
Miss Lucy
Tuscaloosa
Wayte Phillips
Lucy
Dana
Poltie Anne Myers
Ruby Hurley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Charleston
D. C
Navy balloon launch records 16th from Japan for weather tests
A Navy weather balloon launched from Japan was reported traveling east-southeast at 30,000 feet about 140 miles per hour. Ground instruments transmitted a temperature reading near minus 50 degrees. This marked the 16th balloon in a series of weather tests conducted by the Navy.
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French Morocco
Navy
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Azalea Garden Club
White and Company
Charles C. Reed, Sr
Weisenberger-Reed
B. U. Rettig
Tully Henry
Garland
Dale Carnegie Club
First Christian Church Fellowship Hall
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Graydon Anthony
Kenneth Hami Flton
Panet
Lou Davidson
J. Bundy
Vernon Davidson
Henderson
Kentucky
Janet Louw
Jack J. Bundy
Leon F. Bundy
Ink Manwell
Maverick Wen Ks
Caynteo
Arkansas
California
Herbert Yates
Sheridan Steve
Walter Brennan
Merry Jackson
Richard Ever
Sonny Tufts
AY Shannon
Royce Welsenberger
Hope Elementary School
Saenger Theatre
Hels
Prescott News
Legion Auxilary
J.T. McRae
the Legion Auxiliary
J. ‘Tt. McRae
L. J. Bryson
Business Women's Christian Fellowship
Seldon Blackburn
B. C. Stivers
Elizabeth Francisco
Little Rock
Ray Peachey
Sara Bryson
Sara Ja Net
Bath
Jack Marrell
Charlie Thomas
Little Roe
Pally Gist
Sharon
Sergulé Munn
Jesse Crow
Magnolia
Mrs. Blake Crow
0. B. Cannon Jr
Hobbs
New Mostie
Clarke White
C. Barham
Mrs. Barham
New Orleans
Mrs
Ed Cantley
Hot Springs
Mis, J
E. Rega
Hope Furniture Co
Journal OF the American Medical Association
Wade
Satta Assutiale
Trodebhars
Serre Astoriotes, Inc
Serta
Navy Balloon
Jor
Roo
Spa
Reeistol
Tierbert
Vinten
Americas
Dioness
Blazing Go
Pontiac
Hempstead Hope, Arki
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