Society Events Color January Calendar in Local Notes
The weekly society column lists community group meetings for January including the Beaveniany Senior Class, PEO, Garden Clubs, VFW Auxiliary, DAR, PTA units, and church circles. Hostesses, dates, and locations such as 1407 Suuin Pink, 223 West 6th, Hope Country Club, and local schools are noted for gatherings from January 11 to January 19.
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Beavensiany
No Firs Bayhist Church
Ars
Garland J. Gries
Suuin
Roly Julies
West
Pis
Imdeine
Yes
Coy Ureeding
Wibgfield
Wil
Valles of Kleen
Arrival of Jennifer Lynn Rhodes at January 11
Mr w and Mrs A J Rhodes announce the arrival of a daughter, Jennifer Lynn, on January 11 Annis Playtet presented at WSCS meeting sawing seeds of kindness by Mrs P H H Webb. Participants included Mrs H O Q Kytor, Mrs Leland Warmuch, Mrs E P Young Sr, and Mrs Graydon Anthony. Mrs James Mesarty and Mrs Ralph Smith sang.
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Mr W
A. J. Rhodes
Jennifer Lynn
Annis
WSCS
P. HH. Webb
First Methodist Church
H Oq, Kytor
Leland Warmuch
E. P. Young, Sr
Graydon Anthony
James Mesarty
Ralph Smith
Claude Tillery
L. B. Healey
Tooley
McLarty
J. B. Koonce
R. T. White
Mildred Wylie
R. L. Broach
Rebecca Sunday School Class Hostesses Named
Mrs Charles Graham Sr hosted the Rebecca Sunday School class of First Baptist Church Monday night at 7 30 with Mrs Harold Porterfield and Mrs Tally Hardage as associate hostesses Mrs Basil York led the devotional During the social hour refreshments were served to 12 members
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Charles Graham
Rebecca
Charles Graham, Sr
First Baptist Church
Harold Porterfield
Tally Hardage
Basil York
Republicans Open Club in Washington
The Capital Hill Club opens in a remodeled 130 year old brick building across from the old House office building. President James C. Auchincloss outlines membership: must be a gentleman or lady, must be a Republican, and you must have bucks. The club hosts three dining rooms a lounge and a men only bar with a special room for women.
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ED Creagh
Washington
Hohe
Old House
Capital Hill Club
James C. Auchincloss
New Jesry
Res
Albert J. Shirkey
Verdon Pleace
Chuck
Capitol
Ecouitey
Tle
Alrgady
Capitol Hill Club
Marine Airmen Blamed for Disaster in Korea
The Far East Air Force blamed Marine units for a bombing that killed 14 U.S. soldiers near a front position. Marines and Navy deny knowledge, prepare separate investigations, while Air Force notes Panther jets nearby before the strike. About 15 bombs were dropped, including a 600-pound dud marked Naval Powder Magazine Japan Bomb Ammo.
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Seoul
Korea
Far East
Ai Force
U.S
Thurst
Marine Air Wing
Marines
Navy
Air Force
U.S. Machrine Corps
U.S. Naval Powder Magazine
Japan
Fifth Air Force
Air
Miss Mary Eshe Perkins Returns From Washington Visit
Miss Mary Eshe Perkins of Senator Estes Kefauver's staff returned to Washington after a three week visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs P L Perkins.
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Mary Eshe) Perkins
Washington, D. C
P. L. Perkins
Harvard President James O Conant Named U.S. High Commissioner
President elect Eisenhower announced James Bryant O Conant, president of Harvard University, as United States high commissioner for Germany and future ambassador to the West German republic. The appointment marks a key post in Allied arrangements for a postwar German policy. Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs Atkins and Troy Gulley of Hope.
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James A. Conant
New York
Eisenhower
James Bryant O Conant
Harvard University
United States
Germany
West German
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Fragment from 1920s
A reader recounts marriages, separations, and her quest for education, asking if she should contact an exfiance. Dorothy Dix offers blunt guidance on past choices, responsibility, and pursuing present happiness despite long years of yearning.
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Miss Dix
Anne Bane
Poess
Foyve
Aten
Court Docket from Hope Municipal Court 1958 Briefs
Court docket from Hope Arkansas January 12 1958 lists numerous defendants and charges including drunkenness driving without license and speeding. Bonds forfeited range from 1 to 90 dollars with fines noted for each case and several entries indicate pleas or findings of guilty not guilty or suspended penalties.
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Municipal Court of Hope
Arkansas
Ally Docket Baail Qleen
Rex Davis
Alfred East
Downkenness
Railly
Joshua Prater
Tyree Phillips
Tollight
Job FE
Hawkins
Ucense
John EL Hawkins
Theo Formby
Disturbing Peace
Leo James Hall
Kate Young
Lee O
Mogue
Dristig
Tas
M. C. Coop
Trotter
Han Sisal
Geo, Richardson
Ry Stuart
Hunbys
Ry Stuert
Henry Straughter
Terrell Mariner
Osby P Hightower
Gen. Hightower
Mone Williams
Richard McNabb
Dra Ot. Young
Dostbue Pynitoy
Toy Blackwood
Bapraper Handayeei
Amun Iacksin
Charlene Aie Eult
Cotostnie Column
Petit Hers Ceny
Pal
Aneub Sturt
Heong
Plen Guitty
Tinoititon
Borteltud
Coleman
Chuck
Hn Martin
Chuck Padel
Broneh
Clitton
Howard
Bishop
Don Murphy
Thos
Meo Fea
Kenneth Sickel
Clarence Cheatham
Dale Adcock
James
English Girl Seeks Stay With Family in Arkansas
An English girl who arrived in Arkansas last year plans to stay with her husband Norman Farley and newborn in Jonesboro while Congress considers a bill to extend her student status. She aims to delay departure, pursue a Canada visa option, and obtain a reentry permit under the McCarran act as she awaits a March 1 consular appointment in Windsor.
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Jonesboro
Congress
Arkungay
Hove
Sussex
England
University At Arkansas
Normin Farley
Kay
Son
Pulbright Ud-Ark
Canada
Windsor
McCarran
Soft Drink Founder Succumbs at 72
Asa Griggs Candler Jr. died at 72 in Atlanta after years of illness. He helped his father build a Coca Cola empire and later owned apartments and hotels. Survived by his wife and children.
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Atlanta
Asa Griggs Candiur Jr
Vernon Powsel
Candler
Atlanta Druge
Churchill and Roosevelt relations argued over war timing
A historical reminiscence recalls Churchill pressing Roosevelt to help Britain and containing fear of Germany and the United States entering World War II. It notes cables and private interchanges, debates in Congress, and the strategic push for destroyers bases and naval aid amid German expansion fears.
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Eaecesey
Winston Churchill
Roosevelt
Congress
Churchill
Pyanely Diddle
Auppiss
Pang Corpo
Ratton
George Marshall
Wiler
Lt May
Sarge Welles
Lee
Inet
Uh Procasa
Lading
Neti Ude
Chonda
Mackowsly
Corman
Germany
Fyllne
United State
Churehill
Europe
Chure
Hitler
Sheppard
David
Wilett
Roogevelt
White House
Charles Catlin
Tanallte
United States
Hiller
Chutonil
Amd
Lothian
Eublodithas Provident
Gharchil
Naval
Thera
Billy
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Aloul Peo
Clyde Monts
Ji Weenie
Gulden Circle
First Baptist
Charen Wiltet
Phinis Hering
Isu al
Dee Delaney
Gaine Wight
Hope Country Club
Gind
Robert LaGro
Anel Mes
Brookwood
Conuniller Wue
Jad Mary Ldab Iain
Tom Cai Chiniur
Dar
Barlow Hole
Blookwood PA
Eady Regulary
Oglesby PA
Paisley Pta
Garland Pta
AY Film mi
Corinne Hism
Azalea Garden Club
Lanier Cox
E. L. Archer
Tre
Jim McKenzie
Hope
Fwitun Hose Garden Club
Mes
W E. Cox
Cecil Cox
Dulin Booth
South Main
Dahlia Garden Club
Troy
Greenlee
Homer Larson
Monny
Yowara Arederstalding
Rialto x
Judgea Canova Giiis
Dennis O'Keefe Margo
Leopard Man
Saenger
Tohy Curtis Piper Laurie
BSR
Prd
Hayden Richard Carlson
Keith Larsen
Bill Phiprs
Charles Atkins
Troy Lee Gulley
Fritz Kragel
Munich
Onivision
West Berlin
Prt
Dorothy DIX
Wo Reinance
Joversich Locraedgee
Dogan
Dix
Paul
Eb Lighned
Ruyacht
Haut
Ella
Richard
Fred
Lenora Angwer
E. Sokolsky
Oram
Thourande
Dustire
Alangs
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