Society Notes Highlights Community Events and Meetings
Elder and Mrs Leroy Samuch celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house in DeAnn Community. WSCS of First Methodist meets January 20 at Mrs LaGrone Williams home. Matthin Moirsion Club hosts at Mrs Harold Brents home. Ananda Tinkie Circle meets January 20 at Mrs Joe Riger’s home. Bridal shower for Miss Nenefe Yocom hosted by Mrs Rosenbaum, Mrs Thornton, Mrs Maxwell. Garden Club meets January 14 at Mrs A A Halbert’s. speaker George Purvis discusses wild flora and birding in Arkansas. Flower show plans distributed. Baker Hone Demonstration Club formation January 18. Various club appointments listed. Bengal class at First Baptist meets January 14 at Mrs Wilson Garrett’s home.
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Leroy Samuchail
WSCS
First Methodist Church
LaGrone Willigns
Grover Thompson
Mary Douise Copeland
Nancie Yooom
Sildal
George Rosenbaum
Ray Thornton
Ollie Maxwell
Nenefe Yocom
Frank Gayton Wilson
Maxwell
Palunts Wilsam
Pres'eott
Mesa A. A. Halbert
The
Honests
Dan
A. “Ay Ratherl
Omnilival Regauress
Nive
Halbert
Owen Nik
Whiten Garrett
Bengal
Hospital Notes Branch 7-7
Admitted: M's Ethel Wallace Hope Jerry Lynn Rosendum of Frito Discharged Mrs L A Singared Hope Memorial Admitted Rage Bright Hope Archie Smith Trope Homer Rob erson Texarkimt Mrs Dugene Cox Hope Mrs W T Testelles Hope Mel Velic Mosier Julian Mrs 0 R Johnson Hope RE
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M's
Ethel Wallace
Hope
Jerry Lynn
Rosendum
Frito
L. A. Singared
Rage Bright
Archie
Smith
Trope
Homer Roberson
Texarkimt
Dugene Cox
W- T
Testelles
Mel
Velic Mosier
Julian
News Briefs from Hollywood and Cities
Unites Brass covers Hollywood chatter on William Lane and Mary Payne, plus Sung Chi seeking alimony from David Street who wed Debra Paget on Tuesday. Judge Hollzoff notes military civilians may be linked to courts martial, while Clemency pleas surface for Wesel. Marguerite Chapman faces drunkenness sentencing, Darryl Zanuck’s son Richard Zanuck in Mexico, and Rev Murray plans junior church dancing lessons amid a theft report at a Methodist church in Rippewoop.
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Unites Brass Hollwood
William Lane
Mary Payne
David Street
Debra Paget
Street
Davie
Kansas City School Seeks End to Crime and Violence
Kansas City officials including Supt Hazlett push for stronger authority to curb school violence. Measures limit suspensions to 10 days. expulsions for carrying weapons or extorting money are possible. Legal aid offered to teachers facing issues. Police advocate stricter curbs on unauthorized visitors. Violence linked to outside unrest. Central High cited as major trouble spot. Integrated schools cited, with most offenders reported as Black students.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Ain High
Uiwuly Puis
James
Hazlett
Aareup
Maj
Doyal Dontsen
Uys
Denisoy
Wiltsideys
Haviett
Central High School
Hagtell
Small Girl Dies in Cafe Fire
A fragmentary report details a cafe fire in Rogers that killed a young girl. Names and exact circumstances are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a fatal cafe blaze with missing particulars. Authorities have not stated a cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Dietut
Cathy
Barer
Dear Dorothy Mix On Private Wifely Secrets
Dear readers letter discusses whether a wife should share every feeling with her husband or keep private matters. Virginia advises keeping main secrets and avoiding airing past mistakes while Candy urges calm talks and maturity. other inquiries cover waiting for marriage and handling partner expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Mix
Hersel
Virginia
Realign Farm Policy Sparks Senate Hearing Debates
The article outlines a vigorous debate over farm price supports and parity under a Truman-era or early Eisenhower era reform push. It notes proposals for expanding price supports, altering parity levels, and shifting to flexible programs while considering impacts on crops like cotton peanuts and dairy. Government planning and congressional responses are described as mixed, with some lawmakers supporting reforms and others resisting changes that affect surpluses and farm incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maors
Benson Spulygreal Sivasy
Aidramvstrations
Benson Snide
Aele Slexidun
Rengen
Elgenshower
Congress
Toile Pirlynes
Willy Bemperdis
Lowel Inn
Ouurlellura
Hanelne
Lear
Unclear rural meeting details prompt policy debate
Fragmented OCR text reports a rural meeting on crop targets, reserve payments, and administrative decisions. Mentions weather, growers, and crop types but specifics are garbled. Key entities are farmers, departments, and regional officials. exact places and dates are not decipherable.
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Lenge Manalite
Governor's Father Hospitalized Amid Uncertain Condition
A report from Madison County states the governor’s father is in the hospital with a troubling condition. Spokespersons say the elder governor is in danger, while officials advise patience as the situation develops and provide no further details.
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Miss Gentle
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St. Teresa's
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Combs
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Ness
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North Wolnute
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Gunter Retail Lumber CO
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