Society notes outline February society events and weddings
Framed as Friday society pages Miss Alice Coffee as bride elect of James Benson. Barbara Griffin engagement celebration. Barbara Griffins’ wedding planned for February 2. Church and WSCS meetings, Circle gatherings, and a WSCS Royal Service program noted. Community groups including PEO and 4-H announce meetings and a Talent Night fundraiser with admission details. Mentions of hostesses and civic club activities across multiple local churches and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Coffee
James Benson
Aunt Hole Barlow
Bobby Garbett Sue @y
P. L. Berkins
Hospital Notes Memorial Admitted and Discharged List
A fragmented hospital notices list multiple admitted and discharged patients across Hope and Washington. Names include Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Collier, Mrs. Curtis, Ray Brth, Mrs. Williams, Ayn Betty Hulsey, Roy Cagle, Jorrs Garret, Mitchell, Collins and baby girl, Joe Green, and others with unclear spellings. Also includes an admitting section for Mps. Crank Turner and discharged: Sanh Rantins and Mrsa L Arnold among entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Matthews
Hope
J. A. Collier
Deve Curtis
Ray Brtth
Blevits
Jack Willams
Shevidana
Betty Hulsey
Washington
Roy Cagle
Rt 1
Jorrs Garret
Haye
Mitchell
Collins
Baby Girs
Joe! Green
Ozin
Crank Turner
Sanh Rantins
Ropo
Arnold
Palomos
Porter
President’s campaign speech targets voters with image of progress
The article reports President Spikes in a campaign tour facing questions from cabinet members and press as he argues Republicans have a strong record and a clear plan. He stresses a need to win the Senate and contrasts progress with what he calls despair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadhet
Richard
Feday
Sesblof
Wind Press
Eparlyn
Dersagepues
Army Sees Russia building long range missiles this year
In testimony published today Army officials said Russia may have a 5,000 to 6,000 mile ballistic missile in operation by year end. Maj. Gen. Dwight H. Beach testified that Russia could have a first generation capability, with details limited, and the United States faces a potential ballistic missile threat within the year as it tests ICBMs and IRBMs. The hearing also touched on Nike Zeus defenses and the Pentagon’s missile deployment plans for 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Moore
Prades Star
Washington
Army
Russia
Atty
Dwight H. Bench
Servites
Beach
William G. Hesser-Ohiny
United States
Hue
Hess
Mruly
House
Camimilen
Jobs
Warlier
Bean
Bagdad Pact Ministers Ironed Out Snags
ANKARA Turkey UP The Baghdad Pact Ministers ironed out snags as they prepared to meet amid Palestine tensions. A royal communique hailed State Secretary John Foster Dulles answer to Soviet ultimatums and pledged united opposition to aggression in the Middle East. The conference neared collapse over Palestine but a last minute snag was reported to have been resolved as Arab nations and Israel positions remained tense. The United Nations and Moscow proposals were cited as influences on the talks and Turkey pressed for unity against aggression and threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Turkey
Palestine
Inday
John Foster Duiles
Israel
United Nations
Buisdt
Fife
Iwi’ de Og
College Head Joins Radio Free Europe
An academic leader joins Radio Free Europe in a move reflecting Cold War era tensions. The appointment links a college head to the broadcast network amid Germany and broader European affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Free Europe
Dorothy Dix Advice on Marriage and Privacy
A reader asks Dorothy Dix about marriage heat and privacy, noting a daughter who is outwardly compliant but unrevealing. The column counsels respecting privacy, detaching personal fitness from parental expectations, and recognizing individuality while managing expectations about courtship and wedding plans.
Mill-fated cigarette causes hospital halt in city
In a puzzling incident, a cigarette mishap led to medical treatment for a resident. Investigators noted unusual sounds and disruptions as the event unfolded. Residents reported a confusion of sounds and strange behavior during the sequence before authorities intervened.
2.6 Million Chicks Started in State
State poultry officials report 2.6 million chicks started in the week ending Saturday. About 9 percent were dead or culled, with 340,000 eggs set for hatching and implementations underway to restock flocks. The report, by Lee Cran Reperthy, notes losses at various stages and emphasizes brood health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkanadd Brodiders
Aong Brnilae
Lee Cran
Serview
Abkohdag
Bibile
College leaders debate reform at Lafayette meeting
A muddled report outlines concerns at a Lafayette gathering on education policy, naming Katipecs College, Atlee, and the New Work Siuv Cullege as parties involved. The discussion touches funding, upkeep, and training while noting a planned sale and unclear outcomes.
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Prank King
Hotpds Beverley
William Binlley
Tor Hankin
1Bi
Meg Murrough
Truman Park
Barbara Griff
Frank King
WSCS
B.C. Creme
Cirete
L. B
Foley eMairmah
Ales
George Peek
Methodist Church
Ma's
Charles Marvell
Ei Polect
Mra
Je Wo Turner
Assovigie
Aga Sion
C.D. Lostom
R. T. White
Sirele
First Methodist Church
Mes
Agee
Webb
Laseter
Dat & Pi
Juhtr Vasey
Gon Seniih
Woman's ‘Missionary Society
of the West Baptist Church
as_lie
Catherine Hatton Civele
Will Hays
Die Clubroam
Ber
Jesse Calvin Burke
Ary
James Mill Rove
Dallas
Senior High Auditon
Senlor Po Te A
Gus Haynes
PEO
Henry Haynes
C. C. McNeill
Moble Eti- Hidge
Saenger
Pistolhot
Hudson
Bagdad Pact Group
Irons
Snags
Wilbur G. Landrey
United Prask
Sthonhation
Erin
Wanithr
Dorothy
Dix
Dorothy Dix
Faine
Dali
Cora
Ing
Irene
Li Ying
Deay
Roy
Christine
Dorothy Dikr
Tad
Malea
Baie Phas
Sénale
Republicas
Jan Dicnass
Nasuveille
Ton
Willis
Mawkins
URIS
Hydrogens Agnatiers
Tucksan
Senate
Gverlnalsii
Deyaliririvat
Eubler
NATO
Peter Webb
Jimy Agiuleek
ADK
GiLty Aris
Rankel Ak
Lafayette Goach
Easton
Atlee
Tnt Uwler
Oyties
Britain
Simi Paunes
Lara
Tay Lee
Luce Strouse
Nome
North
Walnut
Por
Hope Electric Service
CBI
Ray Seales
Ines
Callian Oakcrest Ambulances
Norris Rateliff
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