Wedding of Ruth Janet Stell to James Franklin Hamby
Ruth Janet Stell daughter of Mrs. and Mr. James Franklin Hamby of Amite Louisiana married Wells Byars Hamby son of Mr. and Mrs. Wells Byars Hamby of Pres Werve in the First Church of Camden Fordyce on a Sunday afternoon December 21. The double ring ceremony featured an archway of greenery and pastel pink chrysanthemums with wedding bells at the center. The bride wore a white satin gown with Chantilly lace and pearl accessories. she carried a cascade bouquet. Attendants wore pastel pink peau de soie gowns with matching accessories. A reception followed in the church parlors.
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Married Couple Hosts Reception Amid Silver Blue Decor
A wedding reception for Miss Ghosty Kauftnian and Master Chick Kauffmand featured guests from Ft. Worth Prescott and Camden. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Danny Buats, Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie, and H. H. McKenzie. The Lawson Hotel provided entertainment with Ford’s Liners. sixty guests attended.
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Time to Break the Resolutions in 1959
AP reports presidents and leaders pledging restraint on spending to curb inflation and protect tax receipts. Federal Reserve aims to sustain a steady recovery without sparking speculation, while corporations plan large new capital outlays. The piece blends policy pledges with social notes and weekend visit updates.
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Explosion and fires kill two in New Year prank mishap
Reported incidents include a dynamite blast in San Carlos Arizona after partygoers tossed lit sticks from a frame house, killing a man and a woman. A brush fire scorched 10 000 acres on a hillside near Los Angeles, destroying dozens of homes with no fatalities. Another blast followed a ship collision with oil barges near New Orleans, setting vessels ablaze but causing no deaths.
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Castro Aide Urrutia Takes Over In May As Cuba Ends Batista Era
Former judge Jose M. Urrutia is slated to succeed Batista after free elections. Castros supporters in Santiago enforce a general strike to purge remnants of the regime. Castro, still in Santiago, outlines a reform platform including nationalizing U S financed utilities and redistributing estates while denying Communist ties. The rebel leader vows to end corruption and establish democracy.
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Negroes March in Virginia Protest at Capitol
Nearly 1,000 rain-swept Black marchers pressed for policy change on Virginia segregation, calling for desegregation of public schools. The pilgrimage began with prayers from about 1,800 attendees, including White participants, to the state capitol where a resolution urged a timetable for desegregation and a search for a solution amid the Massive Resistance program. Governor Almond was not present.
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Island arrival sparks Havana triumph entry
A man among 6,410,000 people for this Pennsylvania-sized island joined Castro and Urnitia in expected a triumphant entry into Havana marking a notable moment in the island’s history.
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Batista Says Castro Used Guerrilla Tactics In Cuban War
Exiled former Cuban leader Fulgencio Batista recalls his 1950s war with Fidel Castro. He claims Castro moved quickly to guerrilla warfare, benefited from weapons while Batista’s forces had tanks and air power, and that terror aided Castro’s rise. Batista says his own prisoners once pardoned Castro and that Cuban politics remain in confusion.
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Passage of resolution ends crowded prayer gathering
The crowd dispersed after shouting passage of the resolution and a prayer. Members hailed from many factions across the state and traveled on twelve Taft chartered buses.
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Warning Order in McFadden Chancery Case 1958
Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association files in Hempstead County Chancery Court a warning order against Ruby B McFadden and multiple defendants to appear within 30 days and answer the complaint. Clerk Clara Byers signs December 10 1958 with date stamps December 12 1958 and later.
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