January society meeting at First Methodist Church
The Jett B. Groves Class of First Methodist Church will hold its January social Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Mrs. May James home with Mrs Lloyd Kin rd as co host. The meeting was moved earlier due to the March of Dimes Drive and drinks will be available at the church.
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First Methodist Church
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Clarence Geist
France
Hope Cosmopolitan Club
Perry’ Moses
P. L. Perkins
Waiting Is Hardest Part of Job Across Community Circles
New Concord and Mansfield area groups report a long wait as flights and coverage plans unfold. Circles of First Baptist and Hope Junior Auxiliary organize meetings, while the Friday Music Club and Cosmopolitan Club prepare programs. Community notices list dates from January 18 to 26 with hostesses and agendas for weekly gatherings and service events.
Rebekah Friendship Club Meets at Willis Home
The Rebekah Friendship Club met January 17 at Mrs. Garett Willis's home with Mug Mart Yocom presiding. Prayers opened the meeting, a devotional given by the hostess, and new Secret Pal assignments drawn. Winners and refreshments followed. February plans noted with Mrs. James Willis hosting.
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Mart Yocom
David Kirby
Minnie West
Marlyn Willis
Suzie
Yocom
Willie Kirby
James
Ray Willlis
Willis Ae
Deas and Kennedy Families Host Overnight Reunion
Mr and Mrs Clif Deas and daughter of Odessa spent the weekend with Mrs and Mrs H C Kennedy and Paley. Mrs Deas is the former Norma Morrison. Mrs James McLanty Mrs Glenice Porter and Miss Mary Louise Copeland attended a Wesleyan Service Guild executive meeting in DeQuain. Mr and Mrs Hubert Anderson of Randle Washington visit Mr and Mrs Bar Cato. The two men were World War I buddies who had kept up care, yet met in 43 years.
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Odessa
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Paley
Deas
Norma Morrison
James McLanty
Glenice Porter
Mary Louise Copeland
DeQuran
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Hubert Anderson
Randle
Wash
Bar Cato
Dorothy Dix on Husband and a Platinum Blond Rival
A disappointed wife seeks advice as her husband, once devoted for 25 years, fixates on a platinum blond in a shop's toilet goods department and at church. Dorothy Dix counsels against divorce, urges personal transformation to rekindle interest, and suggests pursuing self-improvement and flirtation to regain his attention. The column also includes reader questions about service, family pressure, and teenage pregnancy, offering moral guidance in a dated, instructional tone.
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Jean Harlow
Jenny Wren
Darby
Joan
Jean Harrow
Leé
Bible School
Technicians Work To Fix Orbit Oxygen System
Space technicians raced to fix a faulty oxygen system on John Glenn Jr.’s capsule as NASA postponed the orbital flight for the fourth time. They replaced a hose and a flow regulator, then began extensive checks to ensure a safe launch, with Glenn undergoing preflight medicals and a shifted diet plan as the morning target of 7 30 a m EST looms.
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Man Killed at KCS Crossing in Sulphur Springs Ark
A Kansas City Southern freight train struck a car at a crossing in Sulphur Springs on Monday, killing 21 year old Bobby Lee Harrison. His father Leonore Harrison, 42, and brother Ronald Leon Harrison, 18, were injured.
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Growers Vote on Rice Quotas in Referendum
Washington AP reports a referendum on continuing federal marketing quotas for this year’s rice crop. Quotas rely on production on 1,817,606 acres, with states Arizona, Arkansas, California, Florida, Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas eligible. Last year’s quota passed 61.2 percent in favor. Other crops to be quota-bound include wheat, cotton, major tobacco types, and peanuts.
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Perching Birds Rub Feathers With Live Ants Report
A note describes a diverse set of perching birds engaging in feather rubbing with live ants. The account mentions dy herryneek, green woodpetkay and several parrots as participants in this unusual grooming behavior observed in avian species.
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Sody Herryneek
Crossing Crash Leaves Three Injured in Surplus Springs
State Police said a father driving from Surplus Springs failed to see the approaching train in time to stop. Engineer Pat Coyle of Pittsburg Kansas reported the car moved onto the tracks and seemed to stop. No flashing signal at the crossing was observed.
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Ously
Surplus Springs
Pat Coyle
Pittsburg
Kan
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