Society Calendar Gloomy Schedule Of Local Club Meetings
A crowded week of society notices lists the L. t. L. Sunday Social Class at the First Baptist Church, Daughters of the American Revolution meet January 8 at the Barlow residence, TWA hosts a Wednesday session with the executive committee at 2:90, and multiple PTA and school events occur across Brockweor, Paisley and nearby auditoriums. Parents are urged to attend and participate in programs on community influences and civic topics.
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First Baptist Ghulavin Fool Thesday
Grady Bitan
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Ned
The
Barlow
Brockweor Pta
Bei Owen
Rose Garden Club hosts meeting and speaker talk
Community clubs held meetings in late January with Mrs Grady Burton and Mrs Paul McClean hosting the Rose Garden Club for a January gathering led by president Mrs K Hughes and guest speaker Mr Cvell Bite on rose care and spring prep. Other groups met at homes of Mrs O C Sutton and Mrs Carl Greenlee with programs on biblical scripture and service guilds, followed by refreshments for members and guests.
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Rose Garden Club
Dan
Grady Burton
Paul McClean
K. Hughes
M's
Herbert Dodson
Cvell Bite
Kim Cole
Lilac Garden Club
Alkernooy
O. C. Sutton
Moble
Hospital Notes and Memorial Admits in Hope Area
Hospital notes list multiple admissions and discharges in Hope including Mrs Agnie Erwin Mrs Florence Ballard Mrs Betty Kidd Mrs Nichols and others. Memorial section notes adoptions and arrivals with names tied to Washington Arkansas and Columbus plus a local baby announcement by Wayne Bain and Ethel Stuart.
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Agnie Erwin
Hope
C. By Dodkery
Hyght Cio
Cofield
Emmet
Billy Huckabee
Florence Ballard
Betty Kidd
Nichols
Hosston
George Wightower
Mal ‘Thurman May
Ted Camp
Cirdpois
Paslay
N. A. Cassidy
Wayne Bain
Washington - Ethel
Stuart
Columbus
W. A. Williams
Wayne Loren Bain
Washington, Ark
Ol Q Baby Ain
Tan 7
Little Rock Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Incidents
In Little Rock 1 percent school updates note Sean A Wilson of Siloam Springs and Ren Nelson of Beeryville appointed to burial and health posts respectively. Clarksville reporters injured in a head on car collision. one driver identified as Ark Gruber and a passenger Misa Oki not seriously hurt. In district news a Central High suspends a white cafeteria incident, while Arkansas Public Service Commission approves Kee County gas expansion plan.
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Little Rock
Fanibus
Sean A. Wilson
Siloam Sprints
Ne Binte Burial Assn
Byard
Ren Nelson
Beeryville
Tre
TH J Hall
Clintoy
Clarksville
Ark
McCravken
Gapne
Bayer 4
Inn
Jim
Behn
Virgil Blawnom
Minnie Jean Brown
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Greater
Lrnelee County
Abkiysia Tailsinia. Gas Co
Needn't Be Fatal NAACP Head Calls for Civil Rights Progress
New York headlines quote Roy Wilking of the NAACP urging Southern leaders not to use their positions to delay improvements in civil rights. The executive secretary stresses a nonfatal approach to address uneasy conditions while referencing the 49th annual report and meeting. Notable attendees include Gov. John Batlle of Virginia and other Southern church leaders and university figures.
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New York
Civil Rights Commission
Nati S. Assn
Colared Peagle
Roy Wilking
Dengerd
John
Batlle
Virgitia
Robert
Southern
Dallas
Doyle
Carlson
Florida
Witking
Saitt
Merger Tied To Two Conway Firms Owned By Ward Family
In Little Rock yesterday a costly merger involving two Conway firms owned by the Ward family was announced. Ward Body Works and Ward School Furnishage faced charges tied to equipment and vehicle valuations, with the court recording a lien of 146 600 in cash value and the sale of assets to satisfy a debt. The Ward attorney indicated the merger would proceed, despite the high costs and related liens.
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Little Rock
Conway
Yabney
Weis
Faulkner
Caine
Daytime Guards at Certryl High School Begin Shift
Arkansas National Guardsmen are assigned to Certryl High School for daytime hours from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, under a federalized post. The move, agreed by the Military District and Washington officials with the Litte Rock School District, shifts security away from night duty and holidays.
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Arkansas National Guardsmen
Integrated
Certryl High School
Iddsy
Schooul
Gentral High
Ald Wild Lang
Sehogl
Monile
Ryle Sluys
Akapsnns
Ligeusslons
Washington
Lite Rock
Central
Missouri May Raises Pay of State Workers Debate
A Missouri public vote outlines plans to raise state worker pay and lawmakers’ salaries. Polling shows strong support for higher pay, with leaders backing increased compensation and travel allowances. Voter sentiment in St Louis and Kansas City favors the pay hike, while statewide figures indicate broad approval, despite a costly fiscal impact.
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Missouri
General Assembly
David Latrkin
Larkincag
Oes
Fran
Shile
Inter
St Kuuts
Kansis
Judge Promises Tough Line On Juvenile Delinquents
In Hot Springs Arkansas Judge Lewis addresses juvenile delinquency at a meeting of the Hot Springs Education Association. He criticizes parental inadequacy and welfare department failures to guide youths toward proper homes. He notes rising national crime and links entertainment and environment to youth behavior.
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Hot Springs Ark
Inte
Ipuly
Jude M.C. Lewis
Juventig
Enladonis
Lewis
Hot Springs Reducation Assa
1958 Plans For Home Demonstration Club Council
The Home Demonstration Club Council met at Mrs Lorraine Wyllé's home to discuss 1958 plans and leadership roles. Members including Mrs Glenn Huckabee Mrs Vir Tuckwbee and Mrs Jini Wuilhais attended along with other club leaders to set scholarships workshops and upcoming events.
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Neatuge
Lark
Sttung
Laster Kent
Laine Williams
Floyd Piratele
Mbss
Benet Grohe
Lorraine Wyllé
Aid
Mbs
Glénon Huckabee
Pins Forte
Eration
Chiab Yeni
Cosel
Mes
Lorraine Bo Wylle
Mra
Erhosty Graham
Cound
Plibs
Chib
Muel- Ing Dintien
Taniany
Bnpurtianas
Nbeehey
Esperlineny
Turky
Qlannn
Huelkebee
Vir Tuckwbee
Jini Wuilhais
Hin Melrose Club
Pred
Tilt
Giedy Liweler
Bf Lightner
Lesher Kent Oof
Hilly
eWilllame
Hinton
Floyd “Phorvisi,Sr
Rocky Meialy
Aline x
Beasley
Spriigett
Isto
Victoryy
John Kirkins
Shover
Graham
Camel
Dorothy Dix Advice Letter From a Troubled Lover
A fragmentary Dorothy Dix advice column explores a long-distance romance. The writer details missed communication, emotional strain, and questions whether to end the affair or wait for a reunion, with mentions of loyalty, job relevance, and hopeful yet unresolved prospects.
Missouri Park Paving Plans Spark Funding Debate
A fragmented report describes Missouri plans to pave state parks with a $1,000,000 fundraising effort. The proposal includes enhanced roads and a dormitory-like facility, with emphasis on outdoor camping, dining, and scenic features. Local officials debate sufficiency and project scope as readers await official details.
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Mrs. Grady Biren
Bob Turner
Woman Society of Christian- Servier
First Methodist Church
Bob’ Turner
Gen‘thy
Methodist
George Pook
Bank of Mark
DE Lue
Robert Joan
Edmond Wagner
Collins - O'Brien
Jayee Munn
House OF Numbers
Jack Patance
Barbara LA Tang
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Saenger
Chicago
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Ilere
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NAACP
Melbourne
Australia
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Thandler
Palige
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United States
HD Council
Mia
Plaud Pharis
Cominilee
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Donald
Reuy Qorathy
Jack
Mona Dany
Diranbnew Et
Rae la Lashion Anu Syle
Tales
Fefferson Cicy
Beail Bulle
Teailoks
Sinlo
Joseph Targot Jr
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