Local Methodist Circle Notes Potluck and Camp Plans
Monday activities include Lillian classroom potluck at 8 A M to 4 P M and Dixie Music Camp coordination for band students. Circle Mo 6 meets July 6 at Mrs George Peck home. Mrs Max Bolar as chair opened with prayer and presided. Mrs Rufus Sorreils led program on what it means to be a Methodist. refreshments served to 13 members and one guest.
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Cirele Mo
W. S.C. S. Het
George Peck
Max Bolar
Circle
Rufus Sorrelils
Sorreils
Births and Miss Arkansas entrant from Hope region
Mr and Mrs Bill Morton of Ft Smith announce the arrival of a son on July Hh in IM Smith. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Joe Morton of Hope. Miss Glenda Huckabee will represent Hope in the Miss Arkansas beauty pageant in Tot Springs July 14 17. She will be accompanied by Mrs Bill Davis. Individuals or groups wishing fo
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Ft. Smith
IM. Smith
Joe Morton
Hope
Glenda Huckabee
Tot Springs
Bill Davis
Blacksmith Legless But a Happy Man
Renley AP reports Andrew Dever, 78, a legless blacksmith in Dewitt County, continues shaping hot steel while upbeat about life. Amputated in 1953 after diabetes, he endured a stroke in 136 and still works daily with wife Goldie and daughter Ethel nearby. He says faith, humor, and daily routine keep him going.
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Renley
Andrew Dever
Dewitt
Swat
Ville
Dever
Goldie
Ethel
Soviet Koziey tour loses steam in US journey
The Soviet traveling salesman tour in the United States shows reduced enthusiasm with mixed notices. First Deputy Premier Frol Kozheiy’s messages to Miss Hope imply a formal hospitality contact at the Anthony Motel. Local social notes mention guests at the Biamento Cafe and various personal travels, including Jon Morlands heading to JPL and the Bales family returning to Racine after a Hope trip.
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William L. Ryan
Chicago
United States
Frol R. Kyziey
Soviet figure Kozlov tours United States amid sparse crowds
A Soviet motorcade led by Kozlov stalls in Chicago as sparse public interest meets the arrival. Gunners on street corners shoot at crowds while drivers urge waves, illustrating a muted reception despite the propagandist spectacle.
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Kozlay
Chicago
Moscow
Dear Marge Travel and marriage timing dilemma letters
Dorothy writes to Marge seeking advice on marrying after eight months of engagement while wanting to travel with Carter. The couple are young and unsure how to balance impulse to roam with settling down, and whether a short trip now could complicate or aid their future as wife and mother. The letter is presented with guidance from the column.
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Leneyy Wahoes
Carles
Marnee
Marge
Tfe
Cayrter
Film Chronical in U S Tour Sparks Propaganda Debate
A documentary project aims to show a tip of life in the United States but risks turning into propaganda. It follows a steel firm tour through Chicago slums with cameras trained on poverty while Koalev is feted at the South Shore Country Club. Edward Leselin hosts steel executives and Kozlov performs.
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Triand Steel Co
Chicago
Koalev
South Shore Country Club
Edward Leselin
United States Steel Cary
Steel
Kozlov
Nad
Steel Isloils
Still Blooming Stillness in Sheboygan Falls Bush Tale
In Sheboygan Falls a showball bush, planted by a family after the daughter’s death, bloomed again this year. Local historians note the plant first flowered in 1804 with a record of 1863 in Garland county. Meanwhile novaculite from Garland county is shipped to New Hampshire for processing into high quality ailstone.
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Sheboygan Falls
Wis
Farmin Cote
Dgut
Garland Gounty
New Wampshire
Local leaders visit to discuss growth programs with Mayor
A hastily written report notes officials including Mayor Michard WT Daley visiting Kealows schedule. The party plans to meet at a Napoli site to discuss growth efforts, with a focus on farming development and typical American farm practices.
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Michard WT. Daley
Woman crafts flag from six hundred tobacco sacks
Portland AP reports Mrs. Thompson aged 87 began with 600 tobacco sacks, cleaned dyed and sewed them into a red white and blue quilted bag. After months she presented the flag to the Alaska exhibit at the Oregon Centennial exposition.
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Portland
Ore
Thompson
Alaska
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