Community Notes and Social News From Texarkana
Local column recaps church activities meetings and social events. Mentions Circle 4 of the W M U First Baptist, a bridge party for Miss Margaret Kinser, various visits to Memphis Dallas San Antonio and Texarkana, a Young Peoples Conference trip, Girl Scouts camp at a McFadden cottage, engagements and upcoming weddings, and several residents traveling or hosting guests.
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Jane Orton
Margaret Harkness
Texarkana
Orton
Miss Harkness
Wood Street
Roses Dominate in New Paris Summer Styles
Roses lace summer fashion in Paris collections with picnic dresses, large hats trimmed with rose blooms, long gloves, and ribbon sashes. Silk and organdie ensembles feature pleated panels, oversized sleeves, eyelet embroidery, bolero jackets, and variety of swagger coats. Designers Lanvin and Schiaparelli present opulent details for afternoon and evening wear.
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Paris M
Lanvin
Schiaparelli
Algo
Jared
Rumored Ashley Contempt For Political Judges Sparks Debate
In a heated exchange, Vicella and Dorado lawyers debate judges in politics. Judge Bush recalls Williamson’s 1990 gubernatorial campaign ties with Marcus Bone, arguing Williamson and allies seek to politicize the judiciary by backing Chief Justice Johnson’s opponent.
Ring Ceremony Held At First Baptist Church
Buck and William Schmidt presided over a ring ceremony at First Baptist Church on Sunday with Dr. M T Andrews officiating. A large assembly of relatives and friends attended as the couple were joined in marriage. Mrs J J Robberts returned from a two week visit with her son Harold in Shreveport Louisiana connected with the Range Riders over KWKH daily at 12 35 to 1 o clock.
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Benjamin Haynes
Washington, D. C
Gus Haynes
W. L. White
William McCoach
Austin
Texas
Haynes
Dr. White
Department of Commerce
Georgian Dodds
Rel
Overton
Dulas
Sara June Hyden
John Lott DeLowch
Texarkana
F. Z. Browne
First Presbyterian Church of
Hyden
Elizabeth Middlebrooks
Buck
William Schmidt
High Nven Suncdia
First Baptist Church
M.T. Andrews
J. J. Robberts
Harol
Shreveport
Judges ethics clash with corporation lawyers in Arkansas
A courtroom clash unfolds as Judge Johnson defends judicial independence against three corporation lawyers. A separate Arkansas board resolution bans School for the Blind and Deaf employees from political campaign participation, following similar moves by other state agencies.
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School For the Blind
Capitol
Board of Control
State Hospital
State Health Department
Response to campaign claims on state judiciary in Arkansas
Judge Humphreys counters political attacks by Joe Mahoney Lamar Williamson and John Woods, arguing his long tenure on the Arkansas Supreme Court comes from elections, not mere appointment. He notes being appointed by governors but retained by voters for nearly 30 years, with several more years ahead, and defends his integrity.
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Sawers
Ce Ain
Johnnon
Chancery
Johnson
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Corporation
Scott Wood
Lamb
Jonesboro
McDonough
Fort Smith
Supreme Court
Dane
Humphreys
Joe Mahoney
Lamar Williamson
John Woods
Jeff Davis
George W. Hayes
Supreme Bench
Territorial candidate recalls career and Arkansas roots
Terral Holt and the state discuss his run for attorney general citing a career in law. He was born in Boone county, attended Harrison High School and the University of Arkansas law school. He became a prosecuting attorney at 24, served three terms, and was elected circuit judge at 30.
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State
Boone County
Harrison High School
University of Arkansas Law School
Mth
Holt
Shover Springs Club Notes and Mayoral Campaign Sketch
The Shover Springs Home Demonstration Club met July 16 at Mrs Gladys Gentrys home. E Gates of Cleveland County, candidate for lieutenant governor, spoke on his legislative record, support for free text books and old age pensions, and promised to tax utilities to aid common people. Members discussed exhibits for the fall fair, a council plan, and the August 2 meeting.
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Hope City Hall
Ashley
Shover. Servne
Shover Springs Home
Gladys Gentry
Sitging
Millard Alford
Audienice
Alford
E. Gates
Cleveland County
Gates
Arkansas
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Trueworth
Alice Carey
K. G. Meftae
Monteent
N.C
The
Presbyterian Church
Alm
Ruth Atkins
Memphis
Tenn
Circle No. 4
W. M. U. First Baptist Church
J. Green
Webb Laseter Spax
Hugh Smith
T. AL Fisk
Ray Webb
Margaret Powell
Helen Bowder
Martha Cantley
Miss Bowden
Margaret Kinser
Alvis J. Park
Thos. M. Kinser
John Clyde Bill
Winslow
Ark
Young Peoples Conference
Episcopal Church
John Juckusch
Ghiveston
Jack McCabe
Texas Centennial
Dallas
Troup
Edna Earl Hall
Mary Ross McFadden
McFadden
Mary Joe Monroe
Carolyn Trimble
Rosalyn Hall
Mary Ross McFaddin
Linda Cobb
Marie Kaufman
Katherine Sterling
Nancy Joe Coleman
Rose Marie Hendrix
Mary
Cornelia Holloway
Warren Hull
Margaret
Joanna
San Antonio
W. H. Drury
Chess Spillers
Lester Beckham
Marcelete Clark
Virgie Sotion
Washington
Mrs. Choi Hall
Miss Marian Roe
Saeinger
Clark Gable
Jeanette MacDonald
Jack Holt
San Francisco
John C. Ashley
Paris
France
Ashley Rumored
Vicella
Dorado
Bush
William[son
Harvey Parnell
Williamson
Marcus Bone
Joe Mahony
Williamsom
Williamson Mid
Wham
Arnold
Rose
Little Rock
Helen Clevenger
Great Kills
N. Y
New York University
Shipley Studio
Terral, Holt and
Choice All Millinery
Felts
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Prescott
Nashville
Jesus
Mra. & F
Rot
Bert
County Council
Shower Springs
Courier
Bullington
Harry W. Sh
P. A. Lewis Motor Co
Second St
Hope, Ark
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