Society meetings and club notices January 1954
Society notices list multiple First Methodist Church circles meeting January 4 and 6 at various homes and Cannon Hall. Also includes Garden clubs, auxiliary events, Gardenia Garden Club, Nandina Garden Club, A D C Luncheon at Barlow Hotel with program on revered Confederate figures, and Hope Chapter CES meeting January 7.
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Circle 3
The
First Methodist Church
Steve Carrigan Jr
West Avenue B
Age Hope Band
Cannon Hall
WSCS
Hershel Patterson
South Edgewood
Gardenia Garden Club
Bleve Carrigan
A. T. Wewell
Jimmy O'Neal
Jembstess
Nandina Garden Club
Goores Murphy
Russton Roug
David Waddle
A. D. GC
Hest
Barlow Hotel
Ho J. F. Garrett
Jack Atkins
Mic Ray Allen
Robert 5. Lee
Thomas J. Jackson
Matthew Fontaine Maury
Hope
CES
Wealth and weight talk sparks admonition on national health
A columnist argues excess weight and prosperity strain the nation. He contends fat sits around the waist and even between the ears, urges trimming both body and ego, notes how the country gifts billions abroad, and worries about unemployment and economic confidence amid hard times.
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Syel
West Berlin and Moscow Talks Promise Broad Peace No Shortcuts
Western officials anticipate wide-ranging discussions among Molotov Dulles Eden and the French and British ministers. Topics include a proposed all-German settlement by negotiation and elections, a ban on atomic weapons and the use of atomic material, and the future of Indochina amid the Soviet Malenkov government.
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Germany
Wester Ieaders
Molaley
Joi Style Dulles
Molotov
Hiseshower
Russia
Dulles
Eden
Med Cuina
Kazan
Indochita
Malenkoyo
Mootey
Berlin
Ulva
China
Washington
Moscow
F Henry
Garner
Inga
Cherry will not run for U S Senate in 1935 race
Arkansas Governor Francis Cherry said he would likely not campaign in the McCelland McMath U S Senate contest and urged voters to decide. He defended the Legislature's tax plan and stated he does not plan to propose new taxes, acknowledging uncertainty about the 1935 legislature's actions.
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Little Rock
Francis Cherry
Tulvalue
Con Revenue
U. S. Senate
John L. McCelland
Sid McMath
Cherry
Little Rock Stattion Krty
McClellan Likely Faces McMath in Arkansas Fight
Sen John McClellan of Arkansas enters the race for re election amid signals of a major contest with rival McMath. McClellan, 52, long held the seat with little opposition, and has filed corrupt practices and party loyalty pledges. The move follows a career from prosecuting attorney to state representative and then to the Senate.
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Little Rock
John )McClellan
D-Ark
Arkansas
Arkansas Senate
Wignie
Washington
Bob
Senate
Aes
Opposition to Laneuillie Stirs Following Campaigners
The source notes token opposition in the gui de wag Laneuillie with key figures former Gov Sid McMath and McClellan as likely opponents next summer. McMath and McClellan are political foes, and ex governor Wad da feated in 1953 while Gov Francis Cherry backed McClellan publicly.
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McMath
McClellan
Repentant Burglar Hands Itself In After Crime
A repentant burglar surrendered to Lincoln police after a late night theft at a station near Smemsley Nebraska. He and a 20 year old accomplice fled in a car, firing a gun to attract attention, then surrendered with loot including two guns, watches, billfolds, candy, tobacco and cigarettes. The 19 year old accomplice, once employed at the service, was also involved.
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Lincoln
Neb
Smensley Neh
Here
Yoneda
Wey’ Brek
Lincoln Police
Thomas Newsome
Newsome
Atatian
The Zulus of South Africa Legend and Beliefs
A fragmentary note explores Zulu beliefs about the dead and ancestors. It mentions an ongoing idea that every man is guided by an ancestor spirit in some form, possibly a serpent mage, with cycles of death and rebirth implied through underground paths.
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South Africa
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