Social and Personal Siday January 17 updates
January 17 social and personal notices list meetings at various homes for Women’s groups and flags of church auxiliaries. Activities include the Firat Baptist Funneft, Presbyterian Women, American Legion Auxiliary, YWA cancellation, and Hope High School PTA and FTA reports with room count prizes noted.
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South Pine Street
Rele
East Division
Street
Meeting Highlights From Prescott Methodist Institute and Fellowship Hour
A vocal duet in The Garden by Misses Billy Joan Ramsey and Betty Porter with Miss Nelsan Frances Mal Uns accompanied. Reverend Stephen Cook spoke on Can I Afford to Drink. An Institute on Christian Social Relations was held at First Methodist Church with Mrs. J. Russell Henderson conducting. Luncheon followed and a round table discussion aided by Mrs. E. D. Galloway. Tabernacle Sunday School classes hosted a Pillowship Fellowship Hour with a spaghetti dinner for 127 guests served by church youth.
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Billy Joan Ramsey
Betty Porter
Nelsan
Frances Mal- Uns
Mitchell Sparks
Stephen Cook
W.8.c
First Methodist
Omen
Societies of Christian Service
Prescott
First Methodist Church
J. E. Cooper
Cooper
J. Russell Henderson
Little Rock
Christian Social Relations
Tabernacle
Tabernacle Sunday School
Fellowship Hall
Sunday School Talk Stirs Fellowship Evening
Rev and Mrs James Hamill of Memphis led a service at the Tabernacle with Mrs Hamill singing. He spoke on The Importance and Work of the Sunday School. Brownie Scout Troop No 4 met at Brookwood School electing new officers led by Mrs KH L Atther Jr. Gardenia Garden Club and Business and Professional Women's Club held meetings with talks on camellias and health and safety. Members pledged to March of Dimes and new faces joined several groups while outings and visits occurred in Hope, Texarkana, and Little Rock areas.
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James E. Hamill
Memphis
Tennessee
the Tabernacle
Hamill
Joseph Geno
Ma. Soent
Olj
Max
Brownie Scout
Brownie
L. Atther
Brookwood School
Glany Herndon
Marian McQueen
Secy
Treas
Sue Moses
Ann Adams
Margaret Ann Archer
Secy and Trens
Janet Mckenzie
Margaret Frances John Stan
Loretta Munn
Bobby Jean DeLaney
L. F. Higgason
Gardenia Garden Club
J. F. Higgason
J. A. Haynes
Sam Warmack
Royce Weisenberger
Walter Sims
Donald Moore
City Federation of Garden Clubs
Rs. C. V. Nunn
B. Patton
Arch Moore
Business and Professional Women's Club
Barlow
Mable McLemore
Aubrey Bailey
Mari Garanflo
R. V. Herndon, Jr
Cy Forsythe
Norma Lewis
Lorraine Black- Wood
J. W. Patterson
David Griffin
EL Mc. Mahen
Ora Mac Moody
Lois Russell
Inez ‘Staats
James McCullough
Camille Thompson
Emmett
Bery Henry
Warren
Immunization Clinic Planned at Patmos Negro School
County Health Unit announces an immunization clinic at Patmos Negro School on January 2 at 2 p.m. Parents are invited to attend. The item mentions glaucoma named by Hippocrates and a cash register with up to 250 years of history.
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Patmos Negro School
Janary
Hippotrates
Arkansas Christian Ministers Institute Opens in Little Rock
Rev wm P Hnrdegree pastor of First Christian Church leaves January 17 to preside at the Arkansas Christian Ministers Institute in Little Rock. Dr Job Barclay of Central Christian Church Austin Texas will be guest speaker on the World Council at Amsterdam theme with addresses from his Amsterdam delegation experience.
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Wm. P. Hnrdegree
First Christian Church
Lite Fle Rock
Arkansas Christian Ministers’ Institute
Herdegree
Little Reel
Jobi Barclay
Central Christian Church
Austin
Texas
World Council
Amsterdam
Tyr
Barclay
Sole Survivor Pere David's Deer On English Duke Estate
Pere David's deer, a species native to China, now survives only on the Duke of Bedford's estate in England. The deer are the last remaining individuals of their kind, with the population reduced to a sole surviving group on the historic estate.
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China
Duke of Bedford
Youth Seeking Safety Is Shot to Death
Whitesburg Ky Jan 14 Grant Farnell Jr 12 was shot to death after being chased by dogs while knocking at a house front door. Lester Polly 85 surrendered to authorities charged with murder and released on 7000 bond awaiting the April grand jury. Cornett son of Mrs Amanda Ackman was returning from a basketball game when dogs pursued him. he knocked at Pollys door in a Line Fort district, Polly said he feared break ins and acted to protect his home.
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Whitesburg Ky
Grant Farnell, Jr
Herman Combs
Combs
Lester Polly
Polly
Young Cornett
Amanda Ackman
Pally
Line Fort
Scientists locate microbes surviving extreme freezing
Research notes that certain bacteria endure liquid hydrogen temperatures near minus 242 degrees Celsius. They remain viable and may resume growth when returned to normal incubation conditions.
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Armerican Legion Auxiliary
Harry Hawthorne
Raymond ‘Jones
J. M. Duffie
Y.W.A
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First Baptist Church
Bosip
Andy Clyde
Rand Brooks
Cary Cooper
Ann Sheridan
Ray Colone
Edmund Lowe
Joan Lowing
Roy Rogers
Smiley Burnette
Philip Reed
Hillary Brooke
Walnut Street
Hog Feed Chops
Cotton Oil Co
Hope, Ark
Ate & PW Club
Jack Rust
Katherine Delaney
Robinson Auditorium
Julia Chester
S. IF
Andrews
Hope
Syvell A. Burke
Syvell A. Burke, Jr
John C. Morton
A. W. Greenlea
L. C. Turmer
Jerry Donald
Benjamin McGinnis
New York
A. D. Russell
Eagletown
Okta
Josephine
Cius. Bryan
Winfred Ward
Canfield
George Young
Jack Johnasn
Smackoyor
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BPSK
van. Pe Hardegree
National Guard
Chevrole
Chevrolet
General Motors Proving Ground