Various Club and Church Meetings Scheduled This Week
Circle 4 WSCS will not meet as planned at Mrs Earl O Neal home. Brownie Troop 63 postpones Jan 6 meeting and resumes Jan 13. Circle 2 WSCS meets Jan 6 at 2 pm in Mary Martha room. Circle 6 WSCS meets Jan 6 at 2 pm at Mrs Roy Bag home. Circle 1 WSCS meets Jan 6 at 2 pm at Rev and Mrs Raymond Franks home. Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club meets Jan 6 at 7 pm at Mrs Miss Middlebrooks home. John Cain DAR meets Jan 8 at Heritage House at 12 30 pm. Brookwood PTA meets Jan 8 with exec at 2 30 pm and program at 8 pm. L F Statton will speak on Ungraded Primary. Gardenia Garden Club meets Jan 9 at 1 30 pm at Mrs Pat O Malley home. Rose Garden Club meets Jan 10 at 2 pm at Mrs Harry Shiver home. Mrs H C Whitworth hosted Friday Bridge Club on Jan 3 with guests including Miss Mary K Lehman and Mrs F S Moses. High scorers were Mrs Tom Kinser and Mrs C P Tolleson. Refreshments served. Donna Marilyn Parker celebrated fourth birthday at Parker home with games and refreshments for guests including Jan and Jill Herring and others. Assisting hosts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Whitworth
Holly
Mary K. Lehman
F. 8. Moses
Tom Kinser
C. P. Tolleson
Donna Marilyn Parker
Donal Parker
Jan
Jill Herring
Debbie
Carl Wessells
Keith
Linda Hicks
Karen Allen
Pam Howell
Beth Gilbert
Margaret Callicott
Paula Lee Parker
Philis Herring
Charles Wessells
Lawell Hicks
Gene Allen
Wade Gilbert
Irvin Honeycutt
Coming and Going Roundup of Holiday Travels
Mrs Roy Stephenson spent New Year’s Day in Tyler Texas with Mr and Mrs W B Lee. Mrs Gladys Hamilton returned home from Dallas after visiting relatives. Mrs G B Morris went to Texarkana to visit Mr and Mrs Aubrey Graves and Will Graves. 2nd Lt and Mrs William Timothy Walter of Pensacola Fla recently visited her parents. Ruth Rettig spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Joe Harbuck in Monroe Louisiana. Kay Camp and Judy Robins returned to Crossett after holidays with parents. R M Woolford and John E Morris visited Mrs McRae Cox in Springfield Missouri and others near Branson Missouri. J McClanahan and Jenny returned to Great Lakes Naval Station after visiting Mrs John McClanahan in Emmet and friends in Hope. Clyde Davis, Rosa Harrie and Mary Anita Laseter visited in Murfreesboro. Arthur M Wimmell flew to Philadelphia on Dec 26 to spend two weeks with her son in Haddonfield New Jersey then Washington DC. Frank Schultz and family of Bardstown Kentucky were guests of the Harry Phillips family in Oakhaven and visited other friends during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpo
J. ¥. McClanahan
Jenny
Great Lakes Naval Station
John McClanahan
Emmet
Hope
Athur M. Wimmell
Philadelphia
Haddonfield
N.J
Washington, D.C
Frank Schultz
Bardstown
Kentucky
Harry Phillips
Oakhaven
Chases Thief and Nails Him
Edward A. Ellis, 42, woke to a prowler in his Miami apartment and chased him into the street. The burglar dropped Ellis’s wallet to lure him, but Ellis followed to Biscayne Boulevard where a taxi was hailed. Retired officer Henry Simpson drove them to a squad car. Marion Anderson, 28, was charged with burglary.
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Miami
Fla
Edward A. Ellis
Ellis
Biscayne Boulevard
Henry Simpson
Marion Anderson
Bandit Stops for Prayer Service
ATLANTA AP Robert Lee Pruitt 36 year old father of eight was en route to jail on armed robbery charges when he requested a pause at home for a family prayer service. Detective Capt. E E Peppers and Officer J T Newsome granted the request and joined the family in the service before escorting him back to custody. Pruitt said he did not know why he had twice robbed a grocery store near his East Point suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Robert Lee Pruitt
E. E. Peppers
J. T. Newsome
Pruitt
Peppers
East Point
Attorneys Released by High Court Over Contempt Ruling
State Supreme Court Justice George Rose Smith freed Memphis attorneys Bernard M. Rosen and James O. Garner jailed on contempt charges after overturning Pulaski Circuit Judge Guy Amsler. The release followed a writ by Edwin J. Dunaway claiming the defendants were denied a fair hearing in the contempt conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Supreme Court
George Rose Smith
Memphis
Bernard M. Rosen
James O. Garner
Pulaski
Guy Amsler
Amsler
Smith
Edwin J. Dunaway
Rosen
Garner
Dunaway
Eva Gabor Swears Off Jewelry After Home Robbery
Eva Gabor, 42, says she will stop wearing jewelry after a Saturday night home invasion in Miami Beach. She was treated for a concussion and bruises at a local hospital following a struggle with two bandits who fled with a $25,000 ring that was not insured.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Eva Gabor
Miss Gabor
New Device Stimulates Bad Heart
In Conway Arkansas Harry R Adams faced a grim prognosis after heart block left his heartbeat at 26-27 per minute. A battery operated device implanted after Christmas at University of Arkansas Medical Center Little Rock regulated his pulse, lifting it toward normal and restoring his health enabling a return to work.
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Conway, Ark
Harry R. Adams
Conway
Adams
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Little Rock
Carl Sandburg Birthday Quietly Acknowledged At Flat Rock
Carl Sandburg, 86, plans a brief birthday address to God on his Flat Rock farm before returning to work on the second volume of his autobiography and some poetry. The event will be a small, quiet observance at his home near Flat Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat Rock
N.C
Carl Sandburg
Sandburg
Donahue Weds Miss Pleshette in Hollywood Ceremony
Hollywood AP brief reports actor Troy Donahue aged 27 and actress Suzanne Pleshette aged 25 wed in a courthouse ceremony. A judge urged the couple to retain humor frankness and patience as the vows were exchanged.
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Hollywood
Troy Donahue
Suzanne Pleshette
Pacemaker Implanted To Regulate Adams Heartbeat
A watch sized pacemaker was inserted under the skin of Adams lower abdomen with wires guiding impulses to the heart, maintaining a steady 68 beats per minute. Adams, formerly an auto dealer and teacher, worked for a concrete products firm before illness and hopes to return soon. Batteries last five years and a frequency emitter can adjust pacing. The illness struck quickly and was repaired swiftly.
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Adams
Dear Lovesick and Two Girls in Love in Dororthy Dix panel
Dorothy Dix answers letters on romance and manners in a midcentury advice column style. A widow suitor seeks a second wife while a younger sister question unfolds, with Helen Worden Erskine advising冷cool, keep independence, and avoid begging for favors.
Beverly Hills Hotel Meeting Sparks Film Talk
Saturday in a Beverly Hills hotel, Donahue met Miss Pleshette while working on a film, a moment prompting speculation about on set plans and future collaborations.
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Beverly Hills
Donahue
Miss Pleshette
Dorothy Dix Feature Trademark Note
Dorothy Dix is a registered trademark for a Bell-McClure Syndicate feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alendar
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Earl O'Neal
Roy Bag
Pearl Owen
Raymond Franks
Johnny Green
Ross Moore
M. L. Fox
Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club
Miss Middlebrooks
John Cain
DAR
Heritage House
J. G. Martindale
J. M. Houston
Wilbur Jones
Charles Locke
Brookwood Pta
F. Statton
Gardenia Garden Club
Pat O’malley
The
Rose Garden Club
Harry Shiver
Mrs. Whitworth
Baer
Isa Jah
Michom Marlaviis
la Shocker
Roy Stephenson
Tyler
Tex
W. B. Lee
Gladys Hamilton
Dallas
G. B. Morris
Texarkana
Aubrey Graves
Will Graves
William Timothy Walter
Pensacola, Fla
George Wright
Ruth Rettig
Joe Harbuck
Monroe, la
Kay Camp
Judy Robins
Crossett
Dewey Camp
Mrs
Raymond Robins
R. M. Woolford
Springfield
John E. Morris
Branson, Mo
McRae Cox
Clyde Davis
Rosa Harrie
Mary Anita Laseter
Murfreesboro
Bandit
Haskel Jones
Hollywood Vassarette
Tut
ARKLA
Helen Worden Erskiner
Helen
Lovesick
Talal
Tllon
Helen Worden Erskine
Pillow's Gift Shop
Ord & Laurel Sts
Arkansas Louisiana Gas CO
Arkensas
Louisiante
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
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