Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at McCulley Home
A large gathering marked the Golden Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W A McCulley at their Christmas Day reception, with attendees from Texas, Arkansas, and Mississippi. Guests included families of J C Marshall, Elmer Blue, T C Arnold, and D A McGhee, plus servicemen John David Arnold and Henry Z Holly Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. McCulley
BG. Withalt
West Colmbra
Texas
J. C. Marshall
Lake Jackson
Elmer Blue
Direk Hebel
Mary Jane
B. Ludwig
T. C. Arnold
David A. McGhee
John David
Texarkana
Arkansas
Hollis Galloway
Stamps
Deloris
Betty Coburn
Camden
J. C. Beylll
Henry Z
Holly
Henry
Bill
Carolyn
Little Rock
Harics Arnold
U. S. Army
Christmas Party Highlights From Centerville Club
Centerville Home Demonstration Club held a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Denver Goynes with carols, a Luke 2 devotional, and the Lord's Prayer. New officers were elected across multiple committees including Garden, Pogitry, Clothing, Foods and Nutrition, Family Life, Home Furnishings, and International Relations. Refreshments for 16 members and two visitors followed, with a January meeting planned at Mrs. Carl Richards' home in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Goynes
Centerville
Vernie Goynes
Garden
Carl Richards
P. PF
Campbell
Hugh Bearden
R. Co
SneNgrove
D. M. Collier
David Waddle
Sid Skinner
W. C. Beck
Carl Richards, Jr
W. M. Richards
Message Was Calm With No Firecrackers
James Marlow analyzes President Eisenhower's fourth State of the Union message, noting its calm tone and restraint as global tensions persist. He contrasts it with 1953’s theatrical unleashing of Chiang Kai-shek and observes how allies and Democrats react to a steady, nondramatic approach amid Cold War pressures.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Comiuunism
Korea
Formosa
Ching
United States
Treinland
Chiang
State Dulles
North
Indochina
Inky
Hon Club Christmas Party and Meeting Recap
The Hon Club held its Christmas party and meeting on December 7 at the clubhouse. President Mrs William Schooley opened with Silent Night, devotion by Mrs Cecil Smith, and a group carol session led by Mrs Lyle Calhoun. Gifts were exchanged and secret pals revealed. Refreshments for 14 members two new members two guests five children and home demonstration agent Mrs Lorraine B Wylie were served. The January meeting will be at Mrs Clayborne Rowe McCaskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon Club
William Schooley
Cecil Smith
Preyer
Lyle Calhoun
Cash
Dexter Alford
Hoy Leewald
A. K. McGrew
H. B. Amés
Bobby Bristow
Lorraine B Wylie
Clayborne Rowe
McCaskil
Herman Rhodes
McCaskil Home Demonstration Club
Gordon Prescott
R. G. Shuffield
Mra
Cloid Bittick
Gordon Pregcott
Washington and World View on Taxes and Ties
Washington Republican leader Joseph W. Martin Jr. says a tax cut could occur if economic conditions and a balanced budget are met. In Philadelphia, Canon Tucker comments on Grace Kelly, while Eisenhower notes farm income decline and rising costs in his State of the Union. In Pittsburgh, Westinghouse is accused of stalling by a union leader and a vice president voices faith in a fact finder. Hong Kong secretary Quarles questions a Formosan move.
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Washington
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Mass
Eisenhower
Diapers and Pins Fuel a Life of Global Travel
Mrs. Holloway, a Hollywood babysitter, explained to the Baby Sitters Guild her year long trip around the world. She began in San Francisco and rode freighters to Japan, then by ship, train, plane, bus and taxi through Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok, Burma, India, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, France, Germany and Spain before a call for another assignment. Michigan lists 6,776 miles of railroad.
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Hollywood
Botizin Holoway
Baby Sitters Guild of
Hoollywood
San Francisco
Japan
Dear Miss Dix Advice on Mother and Friendships
Dorothy Dix advises against pitting siblings with constant comparisons and urges parents to treat children as individuals. A reader laments nagging and asks for open talk. Dix stresses fair play, initiative, and avoiding blame phrases. A second reader says to ease out of a friendship that has faded and to expand social circles after marriage.
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Miss Dix
Anet
Janet
Mom
Pearl
Lynne
Rose M
Comic Buster Keaton Set to Start Work
Buster Keaton, recovering from a severe internal hemorrhage, says he is ready to return to film. He describes a four day coma, multiple blood transfusions, a tracheotomy, and extensive IV feeding, crediting his lifelong fitness and vaudeville roots for his recovery.
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Buster Keaton
Bob Thomas Hollwood
Los Angeles
Plays Cupid onstage and in real life at American Theater
Billy Vite, star of Lunatics and Lovers, plays Cupid today in real life as best man at Peggy Lobbin and A. J. Pocock wedding. Lobbin recalls Vite introducing them and guiding the ceremony with his character.
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ST. Louis
Billy Vite
Dan’ Cupid
American Theater Hero
Peggy Lobbin
A. J. Pocock
Billy
Cupid
Buster Keaton Plans TV Return Before The Buster Keaton Story
Buster Keaton, 60, recovering from illness, hopes to resume his physical comedy after a final checkup in three to four weeks. He will stay locally until late June then head to work on The Buster Keaton Story at Paramount starring Donald O'Connor, aiding with script and routines.
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Ines
Keaton
Buster
Buster Keaton
Donald O'Connor
Paramount
Hat fashions spark dress row for Lady Eden
A London fashion item mocks Lady Eden as she weighs hat choices since marrying the Prime Minister. Critics note her hats range from fur Russian cossack to a baseball cap, while Eden’s husband shifts to simpler headwear amid the public eye.
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Edgy
Gilmore
London
Newning St
Lady Reden
Eileen Ashevalt
Evening Standard
Séttie
Ashcroft
Lady Eden
Clarissa Spencer- Chutchill
Sir Anthony
Sly Winston Churchill
Vogue
Rixdrew
Clarissa Clache
Anthony Eden
James Stewart Wrenches Back in Parachute Scene
Hollywood reports actor James Stewart hurt his back after being dragged 50 feet during a stunt for The Spirit of St. Louis. He was pulled across rough ground when equipment snagged his parachute, delaying a planned landing in a snow storm.
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Hollywood
James Stewart
Prescott News Focuses On Local Clubs And Social Notes
The January Prescott Practical Nurses Association meeting at president Mrs. Viola Phillips’s home covered business reports and a new study book, with donuts and coffee served. Rotary speaker Walter Hirst discussed snakes. Juvenile Musical Coterie met at Sandra Ward’s home with piano solos by local girls. Numerous local visits and guests from out of town are listed, including Springhill, Warren, Memphis, and Cincinnati residents, plus health updates and travel notes from area families.
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Nveinga
Prescott Practical Nurses Association
Mrrs
Viola Phillips
Phillips
Delphia Howard
Tommie Horne
Sybil Bright
Mae van Meter
Blanch Jones
Howard
Gottrle
Sandra Ward
Hellendale Ledbetter
Cheryl Grayson
Jane Nelson
P. A. Escarre
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Alendar
Christian Service
Fie- HE Methodist Church
Elmer Brown
Claude
Markell Hall
James McLartech
B. C. Jon
Becta
Gladys Hinson
the .C. of the Hope
Mathih
West 7Th Street
Jentia Mather
Iut Baptist Church
Will In
Miles
Christian “Women's
First Christian Church
McRae Cox
Patios School
MBCIS
Jener
Samuels
Agg
F. M. Horton
Hope Iris Garden Club
Dad Blake
Lahfey Spates
C. P. Tolleson
John Cain
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel Barlow
Kline Snyder
Roy Allison
Wilbur Jones
R. M. Burton
Mrs
Were McCulley
Srenger
Weiss A
Pemaaata
Ere
Diana Tynn
Nina Foch
World News
Columbus
Frank Delaney
Fred Caldwell
Hicks
Columbus Home Demonstration Club
Pregent
Mmes
C. H. Slaton
Ernest Delaney
Ri Cc. Stuart
J. C. Johnson
Carl Hicks
L. K. Boye
Rocky Mound
Smartee
Sali
Flugelman
Gaile Dugas
NEA Women's
Philadelphia
J. Francis Tucker
Prince Rainier 11
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Las Vegas
Nev
Maurice Chevalier
Falt Beauty Mistinguests
Sam
Pittsburgh
James B. Caley
International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Eeetric Corp
Westinghouse
R. C. Blassey
Hong Kong
Donald A. Quarles
Michigan
Dietrich
Shirley MacLaine
Shirley
Dorothy DIX
Prescott News
Phillipa Linatenn Tu
Prescott
L. A. Green
Springhill, la
Alta Grantt
Simone Golden
Hirst
Rev
W. D. Golden
Mack Roberts
Hope
Co. D. McSwain
C. Hirst
Matt Hitt
Jim Thomas
Coy Dewoody
Loyd Haynie
Earl Haynie
Ouachita Countty Hospital
Mr. Haynie
P. D. Whitaker
Susan
Corpus Christi, Texas
Norman Wiitaker
Martin Guthrie
Gus Woodale
Memphis, Tenni
Gua Wood
Earl Eppler
Stella Ann Walker
Magnolia
Mr. and
Mira
Aliee Pittman
Helen
Nina Scott
Houston, Texas
H. V. Scott
Harold Simpson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Thair
Jr, Bemis
Harley Cox
Sharen Marie
New York City
Charlie Thomas
Ernest Cox
W, Fp, Denman Jr
Victoria
Mrs. Allen Milleman
Ward & Son
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