Society notices and family anniversaries listed in local diary
Readable fragments show society items including announcements for birthdays anniversaries and social events. Mentions Swifty, Mrs Idning Gilumbais and George Frazier with guests at a Methodist church gathering. Families invited. reminders to bring canned goods and shacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buriday
Idnng Et Gilumbais
Gelebroke
Swiktay
Sfanudhy
Fara
Secrest
Eclébynia
Titzs
Stinelay
George Frazier
Fara Pa
Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club January meeting notes
The Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club hosted nine members on January 14 with group singing and a devotional led by Mrs. W. H. Light. Mrs. Clyde Huckbee presided over a brief business session as Lorraine B. Wylie demonstrated tidbit trays and lamp shades. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Hill
Irvin Betts
W. H. Light
Rover
Clyde Huckbee
Lorraine B. Wylie
Devine
Kent
Sfuss
Fae . Anwary
Gyerts
Haines Beines Menting
Wil
Mra
Es Ahoya
Community Club Officers Named in McCaskill News
Home Demonstration Club officers for the year are Mrs. Gordon Prescott as president and Mrs. R. Shuffield as vice president. Other posts include Lou Rodgers secretary treasurer and department leaders in strap book, garden, poultry, clothing, foods, and more. Members met for a January session with devotions and a paper on Good Citizenship. Fire destroyed a barn holding 250 bushels of corn on the Hood property, likely from a carelessly tossed cigarette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Brescott
H. G. Club
Home Demonstration Club
Arthur Wimmell
Orville Wortham
Bert Seeth
Gorton Prescott
R. Shuffield
Lou Rodgers
Prescott
Ag Tollows
Cloid — Bilfick
W. B. Porterfield
G. Prescott
John Gaines
Herman Rhodes
BR. G. Shutfield
Bert Scott
Orville
McCaskill
Hood
Gus McCaskill
Alternate juror called to duty in Latham kidnapping case
Deliberations resumed on the ninth day with an alternate juror replacing a juror in the Ruth E. Latham kidnapping trial. The panel included six men and six women. Defendants Victoria Winch and Lucille Whisena, aged 37 and 36, denied charges and testified they were kidnapped on September 12 and transported toward the Mexican border. A civil case between Mrs Winch and Mrs Latham and the latter's husband, over assets of a building materials firm, had been underway since September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Dingo
Gality
Latham
Dhe
Ruth’ E. Latham
Grahe
Win
Bee
Home Demonstration Club Meets In January Session
Mrs H E Patterson co hosted as Green bageter The Green Laseter Home Demonstration Club met January 3 at Mrs James Gaines home. The meeting opened with the American Creed and a Psalm 93 devotional. Business elected community leaders and chosen heating for clubhouse as the year project. Refreshments for seven were served. next meeting at Mrs Pred Hunt's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gaines
Lessie Gentry
Rascal
Sesson
Hollywood or Bust stars Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis road comedy
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis tour across the country in Hollywood or Bust a Paramount color comedy. Anita Ekberg Pat Crowley and Maxie Rosenbloom join the pair on a cross country trek to meet screen landmarks and sing five new songs. Frank Tashlin directs a film shot in eight states highlighting Grauman's Chinese Theater Hollywood Bowl and more. Opening Sunday at Saenger theater.
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Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Hal Wallis
Holywood
Anita Ekberg
Pat Crowley
Maxie Rosenbloom
Saenger
Stollywood
Lewis
Dean
Jerry
Martin
Pitts
Sammy Fain
Paul Francis Webster
Charles O*curran
Norman Luboff
Frank Tashlin
Hollywood Or Bust
Graywman's
Hollywood Bowl
Olvera Street
Romanoff
Club Meetings Highlight Social Roundup in Hope
The East Pregeon Home Demonstration Club met January 22 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Ola Jetton’s home with Mrs. Hesterly Ward presiding. De votional by Mrs. Mack Roberts and notes by secretary Mrs. Marion Wicker preceded a talk on grooming and a session on pulse health. Door prize to Jetton. February meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Cue Johnson. At 37 Club Hostess event, Mrs. O G Hirst’s home showcased pansies, violets, yellow chrysanthemum and pink carnations with high score won by Mrs. Matt Hill. Numerous members and guests attended. Rotary, Christian Women, and Business groups held meetings with guest speakers, devotions, and social refreshments. Frequent travel and visits mentioned among local residents.
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Hopewell
Hopewell Home
Ernest Graham
Lorraine’ B. Wylie
Bonneville
Lestie "Honeycutt
PR “Harrison
Mandgermerit
Jack Taylor
Gow
Wiggins
John" Keels
Pregeon
Ola Jetton
Hesterly.Ward
Mack ‘Roberts
Marion Wicker
Ron Kilman
Jetton
Clarence ‘Bolls
McKinnon
Cral
Sisca
Alfred Cumminnes
Churth
Fay “Ladmis
Cecil Bittle
University of Arkansas Experiment Station
Hope
Rotary Club
Newt Daniel
Bibtle
Oz Watkins
J.ed Smith
John McRae
John. W.brateher
Hot Springs
Propaganda Push in Middle East Reported
Fragmentary text reports says a propaganda push in the Middle East is planned by a government objecting to U S influence. The piece mentions Nasgey and a generated news viewpoint in a tense geopolitical context.
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Middle East
Abundant Life in Jesus as True Human Fulfillment
Sunday School teacher William Gilrey reflects on Jesus as the source of life and the enduring peace and love that define a true Christian's abundance. He contrasts destructive power with inward serenity and fresh relationships guided by the Master, urging reliance on the New Testament for practical life guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Gilrey
Jesus Christ
Paul
Jesus
Eisenhower resumes White House social season
The White House plans a formal gathering with more than 11,000 invited guests marking the start of a new social season though President Eisenhower remains ill. The State Department lists invited attendees as chiefs of foreign missions, ambassadors, ministers, a senator, staff attaches, and select government officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
State Department
Attaghes
President to Press for Civil Rights Message
Gen Herbert Brownell said the Eisenhower administration will push this year for civil rights legislation to make civil rights a living force in society rather than empty phrases. Brownell spoke in New York addressing a West audience.
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New York Way
Herbert Brownell
Mateo Brownell
West
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Marriage and Friendship
A mixed page of Dorothy Dix Q and A covers marriage risks based on age and security needs, friendships for married vs single women, dating boundaries for a 46 year old, a 19 year old in love with a serviceman, and guidance on balancing commitment with personal growth. It emphasizes maintaining friendships, dating prudence, and pursuing activities while respecting relationships.
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Dorothy Dix
Kevin
Dramatic League
Episcopalians Plan $300000 Church Development Program
Arkansas Episcopalians adopted a $300,000 church development program at their 85th annual convention. They also urged the Legislature to establish a Commission on Alcoholic Problems with subpoena powers to investigate voter abuses and to create a civil rights division in the Justice Department. The convention selected Little Rock as the meeting site.
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Fort: Smith
Arkansas Episcopalians
Orval Faubus
Little Kk
JPS
Republican County
Otabi
Pakiigan
Justice ‘Department
Ford and Chevy Sales Race Tops Them All
Ford and Chevrolet sales led the automobile market, with General Motors executives predicting no repeat of the 1954 to 1955 sales surge. Dealers complained of intense selling pressure and new-car pad prices, while NADA leaders and industry figures prepared for the convention opening tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Cat E. Fribley
Norwich
Association
Ingle Curtice
Henry ‘Ford
L. &. Colbert Chrysler
George Romney
American ‘Motors Board
Chalcygen Fuse
Automobile Manufacturers Assn
Cni
Barium Corp Quits Suit Against Ark-L Co
Barium Corp withdraws its legal action as Ark-L ii CoMagnol Cove abolishes the case. The remaining protestants include Acme Brick Co Malvern Briel and Tile Co National Lead Co Aluminum Co of America Coolumhiah Carbon Co International Paper Co Monsanto Chemical Co and the federal government in the Pita Bluff Arsenal, with the 1919 group posting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoMagnol Cove Sb
Suyas Rotogn- Prahsas
Ava hoLice Wad
Pyouh Iarine Blut
Acme -Brick Co
Malvern
Briel and “Tile”Co
National Lead Co
Aluminum Company of America
Coolumhiah Carbon Co
International Paper Co
Monsanto Chinical Co
Hilf
Pita Bluff
Arsénal
Postin
Groundbreaking Held for Million Dollar Blytheville Hospital
Groundbreaking ceremonies were held yesterday at Blytheville Air Force Base for a new one million dollar 25 bed hospital. Completion is expected next fall.
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Blythaville
Byltheville Air Force Base
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Cecil Semith
Howell Goad
William — Schopley
Geril Smith
Lorraine B
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Robert Cash
Halley McCorkle
A. K. McGrew
Bill Burke
Rome
Ray Burke
Ralston Willis
Bug Ames
Cecil Smith
Dexter Alford
Jack Sumpter
Joe Willett
William Schooley
Roy Seewardi
C. J. Rowa
Melrose
Melrose Home
Lyle Allen
Mont Allen
J. M. Hackett
Virgil Huckabee
Otho Robertsle
Cho
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Wafe Tha
Mangum
Jewel Still
Olaf Robinson
Glenon Huckadge
A Williams
Jamar Williams
Nettie “Wiggins
Pai Hders
H. B. Pattersony
Glenon Huckabes
Ola‘ Robinson
H. BE. Patterson
Vitel “Huckabee
A Hotess
Dewel Stil
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Frankie Lane
Lucy Marlow
Pat Crommley
Mamie Rosenbloom
Uta
Anita
Ekberg
Technicolor
Isin
Weer
Powell
Marie Ties
Swamp Woman
AIG
Mrs. Cloid Biltlek
Priddy
Jani Bay
J. Ss Masés
Avdigh
Conwweyn
Arthur .Wimmell
New Jersey
Missouri
H. E. Patterson
Hollywood
Bust
East Prescott
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P. W. Club
Miss Martin
Mis
Sue Martin
Hays
Elizabeth
Francisco
Floyd Hubbard
Higthday
W. F
Wahl Quist
Dennis Hedbetter
Sama
B. F. Mesias
Christian Falcowship
First Christian Church
Pellowshin Hall
Mre
Alfred Gumnmings
Mrg Ive
Ae Fay i' Tyers
Rotary “Club
D. L. McRae Jr
Texarkana
H. A. Firmin
Crowley
Charlie Pye
Cora Donnell Hospital
Carl.Dalrymple
Fayetteville
Carl J
H. B. DeLamar
Auckadelphia
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DB. L. McRaey
Ouachita Presley
Val Camden
James Cottingham
Alexandria
Ed ‘Cotegingham
Mack Millary
Deva “Hillary
Little Rock
New York
Nasgey
U.S
Ike
Mamie
Press For Civil
Hempstead
Ernest Christopher Ma Mainte
Mildred
Bear
Dorothy Dik
Vicki
Dorothy Dre
Maida
Episcopalians
Oka
Barium Corp
Ark-L
R.¥. Herndon JR
Diane
Old Liberty
Aly Polley
Tocall
Cecil Weaver
Eorice
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Ams
Eherdaf Railie
Frank ‘Gruber
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