Local clubs host meetings and plan drives in January
The report covers multiple community groups meeting in January. Mrs. David C. and Mrs. George News avist lead devotionals. a March of Dimes drive is planned at a home gathering. Queen Fred and a book review are noted. Hope Country Club hosts a bridge luncheon with prizes and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Country Club
Indies of the Hope Country Club
Mia. C. Co Lewis
Charles Harrell
Syd
Otter
Harold Brents
Lyte Brown
John Barrow
Helena
James Crags
Coming and Going at Fayetteville University Again
Mr and Mrs John L Belt and Mr and Mrs Wilton Britt travel to Fayetteville for University of Arkansas commencement on January 30 where Tommy Britt will receive his BSA degree. Mrs W D Monkhouse and Mrs J M Jackson of Shreveport visit the Bobo home at 1102 West Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L.’ Belt
Wilton Britt
Irbay
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas, Uh
Tim Tommy Britt
W. D- Monkhouse
Mus
J. M
Jacksons
Shreveport
John+ Bobo
West Fifth Street
Home Demonstration Club Holds January Meeting
The Sweet Home Home Demonstration Club gathered at Mrs. B. J. Warnken’s home for the January session. President Zack Stone led the business portion while Mrs. Warnken gave a devotional and prayer. Plans for the 1954 project included refreshments and a clubhouse fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Home
Swee Home Home Demonstration
B. J. Warnken
Zack Stone
Warnken
Breakdown on Bricker Amendment
Washington President Eisenhower opposes the Bricker Amendment, a proposed constitutional change limiting treaty powers. The article explains the difference between treaties and executive agreements, and warns the amendment could return control to states over foreign treaties, potentially blocking international accords like a divorce treaty or broader interstate compacts. It notes the voting hurdles and debates within legal circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tsenhower
Sen. Bricker
Ohio
Senate
Bricker
Yalta
Potsdam
United Nations
Rockevell
House of Delegates
American Bar Association
ABA
House
United States
Britain
Congress
Nevortheless
Hig
Eisenhower
Legislatan
Brivker
Faysegat
4H Club Plans 1954 Yearbook Theme and Dimes Drive
Mrs. Glendon Huckabee presided over a Club meeting where 1954 Home Demonstration Club yearbooks were distributed. The group discussed adapting a forgotten Booneville character, voted a $10.10 March of Dimes contribution, and named 1954 subject matter leaders across various topics including Poultry Home Management and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Home Demonstration Club
Lorraine B
Wylie
Mra
B. C. Webb
Billy Walch
Ernest Delaney
Brayer
America
Leo Hs
Fred Caldwell
Li i, Boyer
Sry
Billy Webb
I.M. McCorkie
Frank Delancey
L. K. Boyce
J. P. Webb
B.C. Web
J. B. Webb, Jr
Pranels Caldwell
Robert Caldwell
Ern
East Delaney
Beau- Jah Hicks
Lorraine B. Wylie
Glendon Huckabee
Booneville
Gordon
Jesse McCorkle
J. W. McAdams
R. Sparss
A. Brown
J. G. Ive Keaisiasson
Jewell Shu
Doyle Rogers
Mus
Patterson
Pred Stewart
Dragonet Record Hit in London Folly
Hollywood journalist reports on American music popularity in Europe. He notes Ray Anthony and Stan Kenton as favorites in Sweden and England buying more American records. He mentions German tastes for hillbilly and Western music and Eisenhower remarks on foreign affairs limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Thomas
Hollywood
Stan Fiebere
Sir George and
the Dragonet
England
Robert
Weiss
Hollywood Presss
Capital Records
Europe
Free
St. George
Ray Anthony
Sweden
Paris
Najliohal
Stan Kenton
Les Paul
Mary Ford
King Cole
Jerry Mulligan
Norway
Denynayk
Gay Caresien
King Cele
Les Pail
Macy Ford
Giselly McKenzie
West Germany
Rarlin
Tex Riley
Hank Thompson
Holland
Belgium
America
Kay Start
Faelish
al Martino
Dan Martin
June Hutton
Paul Ford
Anthony
Billy May
France
Ballata
Italy
Malady
Jaz
Frank Sinatra
Cole Paul
Ford
Presbyterian Ladies To Meet In Prescott News
Presbyterian ladies plan a Monday training session at 10 30 a m in the First Presbyterian Church for officers committee chairmen and circle members. An officers gathering follows with drawing names for circles and a luncheon, then a program in the McRae Memorial Room and evening circles at Miss Julia Lyan's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Énlice
McRée
Julia Lyan
Beatty Revives Fading Circus Parade Idea
Hollywood based circus operator Clyde Beatty plans to revive a parade in towns along a winter tour, hoping it boosts public interest and local business. Beatty notes past parades drew crowds during filming in Tucson and expects added costs of 300 dollars per day, with concerns about finding a suitable successor for managing animals and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Clyde Beatty
Beally
Circus Operlor
Tucson
Tye
Judge
Dire
R. J Con
Deming
NOM
Straiczs
Eegel
Peéatige Ft
California
Beally Circus
Beatty
Big Tall
Waense
Bently
Havelin
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Ralph
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Mrac
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Livas
L. B. Cat
Fred
Palka
Beryl Henry
Mary
Martin Stroop
Mwirs
Andrew
J. W. White
Willie Beard
Grady Brownleg
T. B Petwick
Mix
Orville Stuedman
Buin Greens
Dale Jennermaker
Greeh
Orville Breadman
Columbus
Rocky Mound
Rocky Mound Hore
J. H. Pickard
Orie Byers
Edgar Juris
Anle
R. J. Bouec
FE. V. Juries
Raymond Byers
Claude McCorkle
Coy Zumwalt
Garden
Tvan
Bright Dairy
T.C. Bright
PF. J. Bruce
Earl Dudley
G. B. Barwick
Ray Timer
Starts
Coy Zumivalt
Glifford
Messer
Webruary
Wayne Turner
Cos
Melrose
Co. J. Barnes
Molrose Home Demonstration Club
HE. Patterson
Wes Ninermire
Meron
Samos
Zona
Green
Mra. T. B
Fenwick
Ayer
Ing. Tt
Arkansas
Little. Rock
Garden Boy
Peng Ff
Leran Thapis
Penwiek
Lawrence Easterling
Joan, Leslie
James, Craig
Northwest Stampede
Martin Ross
BOF
Kidd
North
RAL
Sun
SHARP
Louise McDaniel
Detroit, Mich
London
The
National Geographic Society
Prescott News
John Pittman
Cailtrack Club
C. D. McSwain
Basil Munn
DeLamar
C. FB
Arnold Dr
Mary Jewell Herring
Rainbow Aszembly
Prescott
Rainbow Assembly For Girls
Roy King
Marshall
Gordon Danne
George Cashman
Judy Gilbert
Watson Buchanan
Emily Mitchell
Betty Danner
Frances Wooley
Hope
Claudette Smith
Nina Nell Milan
Genevieve King
June Gary
Carolyn Andrews
Simone Golden
Margaret Scott
Rita Warren
Mary Yancey
Betty Erskine
Elizabeth Koslnsky
Pat Wilson
Bertha Gray
Jack Leslie
Bobby MecBrayer
Betty Denner
Gentyieve ‘Ing
Simone Goldan
First Baptist Chunrch
Wesley Lindsey
Eigbt
Fred Powell
Mawion Franks
Memphis
Mrs
Ray Allen
Altus, Oklo
Sgt. Allen
Jade McGuire
Arkansas Association of Commercial Organization Executives
Little Rock
McGuire
H. H Nelen
Blevins
Mrs. J. Leland Lavendar
C. H. Tompkins
Carthage
Clayton Smith
Jefferson City
B. Franks
Con Gray
Hone
Earl Eppler
Houston
Dallas
Galveston
Texas
Mack Justice
Bill
Texarkana
3. A. White
Texarkkana
Aan le
Craig
Steve
Shelly
Elizabeth Atttz
Hope Star
Daee Carnegie
Barlow Hotel
Dale Cammegle
Baes
Ting
Dale Garnegie
Ariolds Ho
Stew’ Wortside
Sietk Ling
Hope Glass MQ
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