Society Calendar Notes From Revival and Class Events
Postponed First Baptist Ann Wollerman Circle meeting moves to Monday July 3 due to revival services. Jel B Graves Sunday School Class hosts a 7 p.m. potluck at Mrs B W Edwardes home with assistance from Mrs Irene Foster and Mrs Rachel Edminston. Mrs John Thomas Connell’s surprise July 20 shower at Springhill home hosted by Gail Singard Aaron Cross Don Cellier Lester Boyce and Wood Turner. Bride-elect Sheila Foster feted at 1 p.m. luncheon July 24 at Miss Linda Rushton’s Magnolia home with corsages pink color scheme and decorations. Homemakers club met July 24 at Mrs Ernest Ridgdill home with vice president presiding.
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Community club notes and local life highlights
A local gathering featured a singing group performing In the Good Old Summertime while 11 members answered roll call and discussed plans for a Watermelon Party at Fair Park in August. A bridal shower for Miss Bobbie Rae Garrell with gifts and games took place at Woodman Hall, and Dr. James G. McKenzie of Little Rock announced the birth of son Michael Gregory at St Vincent Infirmary with relatives named on both sides.
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Roy’ Foster
Hugh Garrett
Jerry Garrett
George House
Burgess Garrett
Donald Brown
James G. McKenzie
Little Rock
Michael Gregory
St. Vincent Infirmary
C. C. Moore
Hope
C. E. McKenzie
Smackover
Coming and Going COM&GO- Weekend Guests Visit Hope
Mr and Mrs Charles Ellis hosted weekend guest Miss Pansy Ellis and Miss Jean Harris with Mrs T C Carroll and children from Dallas. Miss Harris visited friends in Hope while in town. Richard Rothwell of Garland and Terry Downs hosted and were hosts to Ellis and others. Norman Gilby and family near Spring Hill were visited by Gary Indiana couple. Opal Atkins and family welcomed Mrs Jesse Seymour of Texarkana. I C Crew and wife returned from Oklahoma City trip and visited Dolphus Whitlen Jr and daughter.
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Arthur Gilby
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Spring Hill
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Hospital Notes Admits And Discharges Briefly Listed
Memorial admissions include Horace Evans Hope Charles R BeggsRl 4 Hope and Jack Brown Hope Earl Murphy Washington Mary. Discharges note Mrs Dudley BeckhamRl 5 Texarkana Mrs Maud Ford Hope Mrs Portus Gilley Rl 1 Patmos. Branch also admits Mary.
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Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Marriage and Dilemmas
Dorothy Dix answers reader questions on a restless husband, youth independence, and a proposed engagement ring. She advises reshaping home life to curb his roaming, returning a romance ring to avoid a mismatched marriage, and guidance for a freshman facing career choices under a grandfather’s funding.
Decentralization Favored Strongly
Dr George W Jackson told Hot Springs civic club he strongly favors decentralizing state hospital facilities by adding four locations across Arkansas. He urged 100 beds per site near adequate facilities and staff, reducing patient separation from work and family. Funds exist to replace most beds at the Little Rock unit, leaving about 400 remaining.
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Scientists link Chinar tree leaves to cancer powers
Researchers identify the Chinar tree as source of leaves misread as coal. Scientists warn leaves may possess cancer producing properties, clarifying misinterpretation of fuel material and noting health implications for handling and exposure.
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Actor and Wife Given Divorces
LOS ANGELES AP A judge granted separate divorce decrees to actor Don Megowan and his wife Bette in Superior Court on Wednesday. Megowan, 29, stars in the Beachcomber television series and accused his wife of unjustified jealousy. Mrs Megowan, 39, charged her husband with too friendly conduct toward French actress Denise Darcel. The couple married January 4 1947 and separated September 9 1961.
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