Community society notices and club meetings calendar
Calendar of upcoming society events and meetings for January and February. Includes Troop Committee training at the Little House in Fair Park, Ladies Bridge Luncheon at the Hope Country Club, Friday Music Club gathering, Home Demonstration Council meeting, WSCS circles at First Methodist Church, Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club auction, WMS First Baptist Church program in Alaska, and other PTA and church-related activities with dates and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little House
Fair Park
the Hope Country Club
Mesdames
Duffie Booth
Sam Strong
Phil Manus
Thomas Hays
WSCS
First Methodist Church
E. P. O'Nneal
F. C. Crow
Claude Agee
Foy Hammons
Liberty Hill
W. H. Light
WMS
The
First Baptist Church
On Baptist
Alaska
U. S.A
T. S. McDavid
Blair Shuford
First Presbyterian Church
Womens Council
Birthday party and civic notices in local community
Miss Cindy Hutson celebrated her fifth birthday at the Youth Center on Tuesday January 26 with a Valentine theme and 14 guests. Also noted are Chapter AF PFC members meeting at the Beene home, a Founders Day quiz, and the Caddo District DAR hosting the state convention in Hot Springs January 28 to 30 with Mrs Paul Klipsch as district treasurer and attending members Betsy Martindale Susan Turner and Mrs Otis Blackwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.A. Spraggins
Inspiration Point Fine Art
Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Don Smith
B. B. McPherson
Paul Klipsch
Marie Holt
Japan
Cindy Hutson
Cindy
Austin Hutson
W. O. Beene
W. E. Trotter
P.F.C
Beene
Henry Haynes
Lynn Harris
Albert Graves
Jim McKenzie
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hot Springs
John Cain
Klipsch
Otis Blackwood
J.G. Martindale
Betsy Martindale
Susan Turner
Weekend Visits Highlight Hooks and Crossett Socials
Coming and going as residents travel and visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis DuPree of Hooks Texas visited Mrs. Theo Bonds. Mrs. Dewey Camp returned from Magnolia and saw Mr. and Mrs. Bob Truax and family. Miss Judy Robins, teacher in Crossett, spent the weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis DuPree
Hooks, Tex
Theo Bonds
Judy Robins
Crossett
Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries Across Regions
Weather continues from page one with increasing clouds and a cold wave. Snow flurries are likely tonight and Friday with up to one to two inches in higher elevations and lows from 5 to 15 degrees. Northeast Arkansas sees cold and cloudy with light snow flurries and highs in the low 20s. Southwest region turns colder with possible light freezing rain or snow late tonight and Friday. Southeast Arkansas stays cloudy with lows in the mid 20s and highs in the 30s.
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Page One
Arkansas
Missouri
Arkansas and Louisiana Weather Outlook Tonight Through Friday
North Arkansas faces a cold wave with light snow flurries tonight and light rain south with lows around 10 to 25. Friday highs reach the 30s, warmer in the south and cooler in the north, while Louisiana remains partly cloudy with warmer south and highs near 40s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Louisiana
Weekend visit and travel notes span Fort Worth and Dallas
Miss Mary Margaret Daniels and J Carter of Fort Worth visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bob Daniels over the weekend. Dr and Mrs Sam W Strong and Sammy traveled to Dallas and stayed at the Statler Hilton with Carolyn Strong joining from Houston. Mrs M L Fox Sr plans to move to Terrell Texas after this weekend. Eastern and Southern Missouri report snow flurries and colder conditions with possible snow in the south, while Arkansas expects increasing clouds and a cold wave with snow north and Likely snow Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Daniels
J. Carter
Fort Worth
Mrs
Bob Daniels
Sam W. Strong
Sammy
Dallas
Statler-Hilton
Carolyn Strong
Houston
M. L. Fox, Sr
Terrell, Texas
Lois Russell Retires After 25 Years at J C Penney
Lois Russell retires from the local J C Penney after 25 years of service. A party at her home Tuesday night January 26 honored her with a gold discount card number 446 a floor lamp and a counter backdrop from her years at the store. Former store managers telephoned or sent telegrams of good wishes as about 20 colleagues celebrated with manager Forrest Singleton in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Russell
J. C. Penney
Penney’s
Penney
Forrest Singleton
Opponents Delay Senate Action on LP Gas Bill in Arkansas
Opponents failed to attend today's public hearing delaying Senate Agriculture Committee action on the LP gas bill until at least Tuesday. Proponents argued for tighter safety rules while Rep. Arthur Deckelman pressed for hearings. The Legislature also heard a hearing on labeling imported meat and endorsed a do pass recommendation. Arch Smith spoke for the Arkansas Cattlemen's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Senate Committee
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Drew County
Arthur Deckelman
Deckelman
Senate
Charles George
Cabot
George
Ren
Raymond Mays
Cleveland County
Deckerman
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Bob Douglas
Arch Smith
Texarkana
Arkansas Cattlemen's Association
Marking of Imported Beef Offers Choice to Consumers
A proposal to label imported beef would let shoppers distinguish imports from domestic products, enabling a clearer choice at the retail counter. Officials say labeling could aid transparency and support local producers.
Cadets React to Air Force Academy Cheating Scandal
Parents condemn the handling of a classroom cheating case at the Air Force Academy where over 100 cadets were implicated and 65 resigned to avoid court martial. Thirty of the resigners were varsity football players amid student departures and widespread anguish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIR Force Academy
Colo
U.S. Air Force Academy
Arkansas Packer Opposes Fence on Imported Meat
Buddy Finkbeiner of Little Rock argues against a bill to ban imported meat, saying Arkansas cannot afford a fencing policy while exporting rice soybeans and cotton to the world market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Finkbeiner
Little Rock
Arkansas
Bathhouse Row Evolves From One-Room Shack to Notable Street
The first Hot Springs bathhouse began as a simple log shack built over the water. Today Bathhouse Row features architecturally notable buildings drawing thousands of visitors yearly to enjoy the baths.
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Hot Springs
Next Week High School Menu Preview
Readout of upcoming school meals includes daily items from Monday to Friday with common items like milk, fruit, and bread. Entries list main courses such as hot dog, tamale pie, barbecue franks, scalloped turkey, chili, and a variety of sides and desserts.
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Home Demonstration Council
Garland School
PTA
Clarence Geist
Southland Heights
L. S. Slayton
P.E
DAR
Ile
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
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Boise
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Cleveland
Denver
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Fairbanks
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Honolulu
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Pound
Ptund, Ore
Rapid City
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Raymond Robins
Jimmie Rodgers
Philippines
Rata Musicey Paw Eid
Middle West
John P. Cox Drug CO
Hope, Ark
Worthmore
Dependable
Cox's
Helena Rubinstein
Ultra Feminine
Zippo
Physicians & Surgeons
Peana
Aven
Pacquin
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