Hope Chapter open installation of officers set
Society news lists Hope Chapter No an OFS meeting Thursday night January 15 at 7 30 for installation of officers following the resume meeting. Also notes Dahlia Garden Club home of Mrs Troy nice January 16 at 2 80 with Homer Tarison as co host. Various church groups Legion Auxiliary Wesleyan Guild and PTA meetings follow with programs and reports.
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OFS
Tin
Dahlia Garden Club
Troy Nice
Homer Tarison
American Legion Auxiliary
C. 10. Tolleson
R.E. Jackson
R. Gontyy
Paisley PTA Holds January Meeting and Installations
The Paisley PTA opened its January 14 meeting at 3 in the school auditorium with president Mrs. George Peck presiding. New vice-president Mrs. A. E. Evans was installed by state historian Mrs. P. J Hall. the president’s message on Communism was read by Mrs. Denver Dickinson. A film on Needs of Exceptional Children preceded a four round table discussion, with Teddy Jones room winning the room count. Miss Kay Franks honored with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. George Wright, Mrs. deck Pritchett, and Mrs. B. L. Rettig at the Trop Courtry Club. Franks received a travel clock as a gift. 30 guests attended.
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the Hope High School
John Wallace
Thompson
Keldy Bryant
James McLarty
Pave
Oglesby Pta
Tageary
David Waddle
C. B. Riley
Grady Williams
James Walters
Fanes
Tom Morton
Wade Warren
Paisley Pta
Presidnt
George Peck
A. E. Evans
J. C. Atchley
P. J Hall
Denver Dickinson
Teddy] Jones
Kay Franks
George Wright
Deck Pritchett
B. L. Rettig
Louis Sutton
Trope Courtry Club
Card Robarts Attend Governor Cherry Inauguration
Mr and Mrs Card Robarts have returned from Little Rock where they attended the inauguration of Governor Francis Cherry and the reception at the Governor s mansion.
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Little Rock
Gov
Francis Cherry
Governor's Mansion
Births Announce Son Gary Moore for Fielding Huddle
Coach and Mrs. Fielding Huddle announce the arrival of a son, Gary Moore, born in January in DeQueen.
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Gary Moore
Ori
DeQueen
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Reported
Hospital notes record admissions including Mrs Gl May and Mrs D L Stephens with addresses in Hope and McCaskill plus Miss Mary Low Moore. Discharges include Mr M D Fricks of Saratowa and Mr and Mrs Bill May of Route 1 Hope. A baby girl arrived January 15.
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Rt. 1
Jippe
D. L. Stephens
McCaskill
Mary Low Moore
Hope
M.D, Fricks
Saratowa
Bill May
Route 1
Green Laster HD Club Advances Club House Project
Members of the Green Laster HD Club, meeting Thursday night January 1 at Mrs. M. B. Gentry’s home, voted unanimously to continue work on the club house for the 19538 project.
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Local Home Demonstration Club Holds Meeting and Workshops
Mrs. Lloyd Colter presided in Mrs. Fred Hunt's absence at the club meeting. A demonstration on building planters and photos was led by Mrs. Ernest Cent and Lorraine Blackwood. Several members assisted, with devotional by Mrs. Gentey and prayer by Mrs. Cliffott Booth. The next meeting is February 12 at the home of Mrs. Fred Hunt.
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Fred Hunt
Ernest Cent
Lorraine Blackwood
Sew
Vi ‘Hartsfield
Avs
Hack Goodwin
Havahd Wright
Clu
Gentey
Cliffott Booth
Tousmie Gibson
Howeard Buttington
Gibson
Jaysden
W. Tickson
Stelli Adams
Japanese Holiday Towarow Marks Adult’s Day
The event Towarow is celebrated as Adult’s Day, valuing 4.702 million yen and honoring women who have reached twenty years. The national holiday was created five years ago as a substitute for military conscription, reflecting a significant cultural shift.
Agency Seeks to Regain Adopted Child
A California adoption agency asked a court for a writ of habeas corpus to regain custody of a baby whose foster parents died. The agency claims the biological mother is unfit while the mother’s attorney says the agency seeks to take the child without proper legal steps.
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Unclear Fragments From a Distant Local Page
A fragmentary OCR snippet mentions unusual phrasing and scattered terms. It references substance weight and fines, a stadium or tent concept, and mentions of Tigers with vague notes on ethnicity. The readable bits are too garbled to identify people, places, or a coherent event.
TV Seen as Aid to Rural Doctors
Baltimore UM study tests TV guided medical updates for rural doctors. University of Maryland aims to broadcast the latest viral medical techniques to doctors inRenate areas via television, using BMALY station to relay demonstrations over a closed circuit between rooms. In 1982 the U S shipped about two million tons of coal overseas.
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University of Maryland
Renate
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