January 25 Meeting of United Church Women in Hope
Calendar notes the Melody Maids meet January 24 at Janet McKenzies and AEPEO on January 4 at Mrs. Gus Haynes. United Church Women of Hope announce a January 25 First Methodist Church gathering with a potluck and a study on The Christian Mission in a Revolutionary World led by Dorothy Kelley. It invites women from Christian, Presbyterian, Episcopal, and Methodist churches to join.
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Melody Maids
Janet McKenzie
Aepeo
Gus Haynes
J. C. Carlian
United Church Women of Hope
First Methodist Church
Potluck
He Christian Mission
Dorothy Kelley
Hope District Rural Worker
Pancake Benefit Sale Aids Paisley School Therapy Fund
Tickets on sale Friday January 27 for a pancake supper from 5 30 to 8 00 pm in the High School Cafeteria. Sponsored by the Dailodul Garden Clubs proceeds go to Paisley School Exceptional Children for a weekly speech therapist. Adults 1 00. children 25 cents. Contact Mrs Harold Brants or Mrs George Frazier to purchase.
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Dailodul Garden Clubs
Paisley School
Harold Brants
George Frazier
Worldwide celebration marks Franklin birth anniversary
In Moscow 2000 scientists and educators attended ceremonies marking Benjamin Franklin’s 250th birth anniversary with U S Ambassador Bohren among guests at Moscow State University. In London Soviet experts prepared to visit the United States to study Jonas Salk polio vaccine development.
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Moscow
Benjamin Franklin
U. S
Charlies £.Bohren
Moscow University
London
United States
Jonas Salk
Frances Weisenberger to wed Charles Reed Jr in Hope
Mrs. and Miss Weisenberger announce the engagement of Frances Lucretia Weisenberger to Charles Christopher Reed Jr of Fort Worth Texas son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Reed Sr of Nashville Arkansas The bride elect attended the University of Arkansas and Henderson State Teachers College Mr Reed is a Ouachita College graduate and works in engineering personnel at Convair Fort Worth The wedding is set for Sunday February 26 at three o clock at the First Methodist Church in Hope
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Royce Stewart Weisenberger
Frances Lucretia
Charles Christopher Reed, Jr
Fort Worth
Texas
Charles C. Reed
Nashville
Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Henderson State Teachers College
Reed
Ouachita College
Convair Aircraft Corporation
Fue Methodist
Hope
Hospital Notes Branch Admits and Discharges List
Hospital notes show admissions in Arkansas towns including Palanos Texarkana Emmet and Hope with patients Mrs John Laha Mrs Kate Turner Mr T C Lee and baby Lynn Johnson among others Discharges include Mr J W Adcock and Mrs Pama Finney Memorial Admitted include Mrs Ellen Downing Mrs Charlotte May with several Hope Rosston and Murfreesboro residents listed for discharge
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John Laha
Palanos
Ark
Kate Turner
Texarkana
J. A. Eubanks
Emmet
T. C, Lee
Charlotte May
Rosston
Pama Finney
Murfreesboro
Archie Smith
Hope
Lana Thompson
Ann Arald
Mary Ste Duckett
Doe Carlton
Forrest Biddle
Patinos
Unidentified American dead sent home from Korea
The first of 852 unknown American war dead were returned, with 50 service members aboard the USS Manchester bound for Honolulu and then the National Memorial Cemetery in Hawaii. Four unknowns from Army Navy Marines and Air Force lay in state as 36 aircraft flew over in salute.
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Japan
Manchester
Honolulu
National Memorial Cemetery
Hotiolulu
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Servier
Deaths Around the Nation by The Associated Press
New Orleans financier Rudolf S Hecht 69 dies leaving role as board chairman of International House and Mississippi Shipping Co. In Moscow Lt Gen Vladimir N Bogatkin 52, a Communist leader and organizer, dies. Chicago figures John T Fitzgerald 77 and Mrs Helen Conn Tonkin 46 pass away, with Fitzgerald former Reynolds-Fieg Gerald Inc. executive and Tonkin a Chicago AP supervisor.
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New Orleans
Rudolfs. Hecht
Internationag] House
Board of Mississippi Shipping Co
Moscow
Vladimir N. Bogatkin
Pravds &$ A
Communist Party
Ministcy
Defense
Ju Eslay
Chicago
John T. Fitzgerald
Reynolds - Fiegerald Inc
the American Assn
New York
Righ
Helen Conn Tonkin
Marvin Tonkin
Associated Press Bureau
Harvard
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column on Marriage and Letters
Dorothy Dix answers readers on domestic trouble in a four year marriage with a tyrant husband and two children, urging rebellion against abuse and lawful action. A second reader asks about continuing a long distance correspondence with an unknown soldier. Another woman seeks guidance on marrying a younger man and step parenting.
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Miss Dix
Agness
Noreen
Boyle Narrates Rough Road to Acting Fame
Boyle recalls a grueling climb from poverty in London to stage and screen success. He notes the common view that only a few actors reach the top and fears fame may fade after about seven years. He reflects on early rejections, bare feet, and pennies, yet remains hopeful.
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Tim
Bartley
London
Bis
Alec
Alles
No Matter the Experience Bless It in Hollywood
Buddy Ebsen recalls a religious broadcast motto that shaped his career resilience. After twenty years in show business with ups and downs he rose to peak fame as Davy Crockett sidekick Russell. He now acts in War film Fragile Fax between rehearsals and awaits Corky and White Shadow on the Mickey Mouse Club.
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Buddy Ebsen
Buddy
Davy~ Crocketts
George ‘ Russell
Corky
White Shadow
Mickey Mouse Club
Hie
Wilma
Chicago
The
Service
Picture
Aarth
Pictures
Gregory Peck
John Steinbeck
Omnibus
Norman Foster
Davy Crockett
Walt Disney
Fess Parker
Florida
Davy
Alstery
Osney
Knoxville jury acquits Mrs Eldridge Keener in DUI case
An all male jury in Knoxville Tennessee acquitted Mrs Eldridge Keener of drunken driving after a brief deliberation. Jurors did not consider the charge a drunken driving offense and found the case to be reckless driving instead.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Eldridge
Senator Douglas Opposition Surges Over Gas Bill Substitution
Washington reports a widening split in Congress as Senator Douglass proposes a substitute to the gas bill. Supporters fear the substitute would erase federal control and keep prices for independent producers, slowing prospects for passage. The debate enters its fourth day with threats of further amendments as timing stretches into next week.
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John A
Senate
Douglas
Crestview notes on crime and politics amid scattered quotes
Fragmented OCR text mentions Crestview and New Orleans with disjointed references to crime, gambling, and politics. It references Karl K. Laing and a New York remark, but no clear event or outcome is stated. The readable bits imply scattered quotes around punishment, law, and public figures.
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