Social and Personal Happenings From the Hope, Arkansas Page
The Social and Personal column lists July church circles and club meetings at First Methodist and other local churches. Activities include Circle meetings, social suppers, a clothing drive for European relief, and YWCA and Brownie troop events. Members gather at homes along with Hope Fair Park for picnics and suppers. fourteen members attended the Baptist church picnic at the park.
Miss Marjorie Dildy Bride of Kenneth A. Holland
Marjorie Dildy and Kenneth A. Holland announced their engagement and wedding plans. The ceremony was held at three o clock at the First Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. Steve Gaol. Attendants were Mrs. Tom Purvis and Wm. B. Hollaned. The bride wore navy crepe with white accessories. After the ceremony the couple departed for Payette Villa Arkansas. Holland to pursue a Master’s degree this fall after service as a Marine lieutenant.
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Wm. B. Hollaned
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University of Aysin
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The Doctor Says Snakes Bite Prevention and Parties
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes bites rise with outdoor recreation in Rocky Mountain and southern regions. Leather shoes and boots offer protection. Various social notes report a baby birthday party, Wesleyan Guild gathering, Circle Four W S C S meeting, and local visitors attending events and meals.
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Local Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Rocky Mound Hacky Mound Home Demonstration Club met July 8 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Ivan Bright's home. Plans for an August picnic at the city park August 12 and a Hampstead county fair booth in September were set, with a four member committee named Norene Purtle Vesta McCurkie Mrs J O Bright and Mrs Orie Bye. A silver cleaning demonstration was given by Mrs. Blackwood. 16 members and 4 children attended.
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Ivan Bright
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C. Bright
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Hampstead County Fair
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Orie Bye
Herman Stoy
Jon Fincher
R. F E. Long
Devoe
Merman Hurd
I. R. Perce
Joe Fincher
Centerpoint Home Demonstration Club
Ben Camp
Garland Smith
Geneva Smith
Arne Jal Middlebrooks
Jimmie Griffin
Albert Smith
Marlie McWilliams
McWilliams
Hanie
Pine Bluff Man Debated as Flight Leader in Atlantic Hop
A Pine Bluff resident, Col. William D. Ritchie, a noted flight leader of the Sixth Air Force, recently returned from combat duty. He flew 200 missions over Europe and is now stationed at Selmgvc Field near Mount Clemens Michigan. His wife, Evelyn, formerly of Detroit, served as a Red Cross worker during the war. The article also details local club meetings in Center Point about sewing projects, garden reports, and a planned August recreation event.
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Texas
Onn
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Willian D. Ritchie
PF Rot
Thatras
Wo. Ritehie
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Ritchio
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Othe
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Murder at Edgecraft Club Unravels Jewel Theft Case
In a tangled night of deceit Playboy Marcus Sterling is accused of stealing a diamond necklace and a sealed cash packet to cover a $10,000 gambling debt. Police interrogate Stella Nelson while Miriam Sterling lies dead, the library scene and a broken window forming key clues. The narrative centers on alibis, a forged burglary, and a pivotal admission from the witness about earlier movements in the house.
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Sterling
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Edgecraft Country Club
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Miriam
Talent
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Miriami Sterling
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Stella Nelson
Dorothy Dix on Mothers Teaching Daughters to Live
Dorothy Dix argues mothers fail to teach daughters practical life skills and caution in choosing husbands. She warns most divorces stem from mothers not guiding daughters in self sufficiency, temper, and recognizing weak partners, urging education for a life beyond marriage.
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Sallys
Dagberry
Sally
Mamie
Susie
Jhow
Mississippi Delegation Backs Laney For Democratic Nomination
The Mississippi delegation voted to back Gov Ben Laney of Arkansas and Gov Fielding Wright of Mississippi for the Democratic nomination along with Southern allies. Alabama and South Carolina pledges joined the effort as a Birmingham convention tentatively set for July 1. Laney headquarters opened at the Benjamin Franklin hotel.
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Arkansas
Fielding Wright
Mississippi
Alabama
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Truman
South Carolina
George Warren Havington
Thurmond
Wright
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Tammany Slaps at New York Mayor O'Dwyer in Leadership Shakeup
In New York, a major Tammany faction removed Mayor William O'Dwyer’s support and ousted Frank J. Simpson as leader. The executive committee named Manhattan Barough President Hugo J. Rogers, first Jew to head Tammany, amid internal clashes over nominations and strategy.
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Frank J. Simpson
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Manhattan Barough
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Rogers
Tammany Organization
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Vail
Tts
General Sessions
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Newark County
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