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A readable fragment recounts a local gathering or social event at the Ma venue with mentions of officers James Kent Mrs New Castle and Mrs McGloughan. It notes a piano program featuring Mary Beth Allen and Owen Jackie Herndon, a dessert table, home hosts Mrs G C Lewis and Mrs McGlouhan, and prize drawings won by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kent
New Castle
Rogers
Gram
Smary Beth Allen
Owen
Jackie _ Herndon
Bridge
A. BK. Holloway
G.C. Lewis
MM. McGloughan
McLarty
Service News for McCullough at Pearl Harbor
Charles R. McCulough a yeoman third class in the US Navy son of Mr and Mrs J L McCullough of Hope serves on the staff of the Commander Pacific Fleet Service Fort at Pearl Harbor Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. McCulough
USN
J. L. McCullough
Hope
Pacific Fleet Service Foren
Pearl Harbor
Huvwall
Hospital Notes List Of Admissions And Discharges
Admissions include Mrs J W Sibellane Hope Mrs Cinda Wvans McNal Miss Fanel Cox Hope plus many others in Hope Ashdown Washington and Emmet. Discharges include Danny Stevenson Rt 1 Hope Mok Patrick Hope and several others. The list reflects a series of patient movements across multiple towns and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch
J W. Sibellane
Hope
Cinda Wvans
McNal
Fanel Cox
Danny Stevenson
Mok. Patrick
Artetta Bain
William Bain
Memorial
Dan
Frank O'Rorke
Rick Hope
Fred Aaron
O. L. Allison
Ola V. Stark
Emmet
Ronnie Brown
Chas
A. Champlin
Maybell McLemore
Willie McKkaml
Jove Perry
Ashdown
Noranzi Davis
Rt. 1
Washington
My. Lester Ferguson
W. TY. Yarberry
Preschott
Chas. F. Martini
C. W. Mullins
H. & Biddle
Oxarkana
Leonard Morten
Roy Hiwshborne
Columbus
Ava Williams
McNab
Miler
Bland
Saratoga
Mys
Jworena Smead
Ozan
Mia
Bar C. Cox
Waby Gin
Samuel Luck Attend State Forestry Camp Leaders Represent Hempstead 4-H
Michael Samuel of Victory and James Lick of Washington represent Hempstead County 4-H Clubs at the State Forestry Camp near Hisl Springs. They left Hope today and return Friday, per County Agent Oliver L. Adams. The camp, sponsored by Southern Pulpwood Association and financed by International Paper Co and Crassett Lumber Co, is directed by the State Forestry Commission with help from the Agricultural Extension Service and State Vocational Agriculture Department. About 120 boys from forested counties study with a staff of 12 foresters from federal and state services and private industry. The boys will promote forestry activity and take on leadership roles in 4-H forestry clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Samuel
Victory
James Lick
Washington
Carl Hulfield
Hershal Sewell
Beard's Chapel
Clinton Cummings
Beard’s Chapel
Tired Long Returns to State House
Gay Earl K Long returned to the state capital after a strenuous campaign tour. He spent the night at his home in Winnfield and traveled through Covington New Orleans Baton Rouge before resuming his bid for re election. A slight heart failure was reported but doctors continued treatment as he pressed on with brief stops and barnstorming efforts across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnfield
Earl K K. Lone
Bilan Rouge
Fara
Oxhsietan
Long
Covington
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Hig
Pawlishwa
Salarday Wight
Deaths Around the Nation AP report summary
A sprawling obituary roundup from The Associated Press notes deaths across cities including Gilbert T. Modges, 87, a longtime advertising executive of the Wall Street Journal. Muria dons, 484 telebreted Polish pianist. Freder igk Lewisnku, 72, founder of American Lovelaing and Refining Co.. Bun Hall Lattihe, 134, chief officer of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Rear Admiral livhis 4, died 2 days after retirement. many other figures listed with brief identifiers. a wide range of professions and locations are mentioned in a commemorative roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Piress
Sure City
APY
Marty Titlon
Ane
Aanover
New York Herd Tribune Syndicate
Cller
NEW York
Gilbert T. Modges
Miss Jenig
Monte Tarlqam
Frederigk Lewisnku
Fins Abvier
Lewispia
Lovelaing, & Refining Cea
Ceppion En
Washington
Chamahor
United States
Ay Ton Tess
Newport
Ady Livhis
Wenop
Satomi
Livwih
Navy
Steansby
Sayan Abe
Aineis
Giant squash exhibit and advice column mash notes
An odd collage shows a 61 pound giant squash displayed by Marte Smith and Vir ginia Smith of Hope AL as part of a local gardening interest. The page blends reader letters and Dorothy Dix style guidance on love and relationships with playful, rambling notes about events, entertainment, and household routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadine
Marte Smith
Virginia Smith
A. A. Smith
Hope AL
Mr. Smith
Dear Dorothy Dix Style Advice on a Troubled Stepdaughter
A reader asks Dorothy Dix how to handle a stepdaughter who spares no effort to cause trouble, neglects chores, and relies on the household while the father is away. The column urges calm boundaries, proposing a plan to establish limits during a long vacation, reduce household friction, and avoid escalating conflicts with the girl who “stirs up trouble” and favors the other parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Lintu
Eben
Halvira
Elvira
Counties Slow to Spell Out Hospital Rules
Counties lag in detailing hospital policy and patient certification requirements. Officials report unclear guidelines leave many indigent patients without timely access to the University Center services. Some counties have yet to certify patients or designate procedures, risking care delays and non certified patient denials. In an unrelated note a separate incident reports an alligator attack near University City, resulting in medical treatment for the child victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LICS
Cary
Arkatsas
Mart Jeal Center
Eerlityity
Systein
Dh Call Thom Center
Tian Systems
Starking
Son Wears His Dad's Pants to His Regret
Burlington Vermont story describes Francis Wy Tillaco Jr of the Vermont Air National Guard who cannot sew his uniform pants properly and accidentally wears his father's pants during a formal inspection. The incident leads to confusion and a surprised response from a high ranking officer who notes the parental mix up and the awkwardness of the moment. The piece reflects family pride and military conduct amid a humorous mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Almman
Francis Wy Tillaco Jr
Vermont Air Matinon Guard
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Enger
Henry “Fonda Y Dorginy
Maan
Bolore
Michaels
Py Delline Terlonnonne SC
Isday — One
HE Young Aptives
Enwller Sers
Hles Drake
Rod Taylor Howe
Wotcwinson
Jocelyn Brandg
TLE Televislon
Samuel, Luck
Dixie Tearee
Kathryn Granteen Mathews N
South Main Street
Diane's Beauty Salon
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Bureau OF Hempstead CO
Webb Laseter, Jr
Brazzaville
Froenel Congo
Charles de Gaulle
Crnyal Asaresh Inuhades Tuiberniin Sh Biarchas
Sifter Dar Hounds
Nivaysane
Costa
Puan
Thai
Wat
Posen
Tnt Ag
Wien
Claretery
Senate
Mike Ure
Arly
Pheather
Ak Henley
Willy Ivan Wold Bee
Ginny
Hui
Dorothy Dix
Sonia Dd
Brenda Martin
Ates and
Brenda M
Roy J. Martin
Spring Hill
Brenda
Pougins May
Carroll D. May
Stamps, Ark
Smartec
GA Dugas
NEA
Editos
St. Louis Vv
Somenne
Victor A. Culn
Shbuebun University City
Vielor
Ahmed
Flo
Moj
Miraneis
Bilkiely
Vermait
Eliegd
Sormebhiap
Billada
The
Bell Syndicate
Ines
Barney Gaines Garage
Bvy Sutton
Winston Erwin
Barney Gaines
Hope Huslics
the Fashion Shoppe
S. Moin
Confucius
M.S. Bates
Pioneer
Western Life
Prospect 7
Arkansas
Hallmark Greeting Cards
Hammons Book & Gift
Elm
Front St
Mattie Jean Snyker
Marcelete
S. Walnut
Spates
Spruce
Lois M. Purtell
Betty Lynn
Beauty Counselor Cosmetics
Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home and Burial Association
Tru
Montgomery Ward
Eugene O'Steen
Tom Clark
Haira & Lingo Motor & Saw CO
Hyay
Joe's City Bakery
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