Mission Study Book shown by First Baptist W M S
Society notes report a Mission Study Book Pray er by Hallesday to be led by Mrs. Toney Haynes on Monday July 31 with Patrick Juiceot refreshments. Men attend circle members urged. Also Sweet Home Demonstration Club met July 1 at 2 with Ms. 1 M H Montgomery hostess. 18 members present. Minutes read. reports given. health notes on Appendicitis. adjourned with prayer. Charter banquet and installation of officers held July 22 at Legion with Nashville president Gene Anderson present.
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First Baptist
W. M.S. Watt
Hallesday
Toney Haynes
Patrick Juicieot
Sweet Home Home
M. H. Montgomery
Eigh
B. J. Warnsken
Mies Hazel Cummings
Mes. J
Ward
vVeryone
Lhamemakers
Charter Wight
Ville Jayvettes
Legion Tut
John Tigner
TEL Dorado
Turner
Nashville
Gene Ander
Glen Power
Pete Walston
Secret Moy
Glen Hamimens
Sverplary
Dale
Tkrmilton
Sreapuiur's
Wayne Bisaell
Jerry Roberts
Joby Fraknappel
Jerry Garrett
First Christian Church
Garreth
Cline Franks
Payetteville
Abe
Monthly Ladies Bridge Luncheon at Hope Country Club
The July 27 luncheon at Hope Country Club featured hostesses Mrs. J. W. Branch Mrs. Les Helms and Mrs. Byron Hefner. Summer flowers brightened the clubhouse while guests played potluck bridge with Mrs. 8 L Murphy as high scorer and Mrs. C C Lewis second. prize went to Mrs. F. Branch.
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Hope Country Clutton
J. W. Branch
Les Helms
Byron Hefner
Dalvinias
L. Murphy
C. C. Lewis
W. Branch
Wayne Russell
Wayne Russel
Bill Watson
Homer Jones Floyd Leverett
Lloyd Guer Jn
Coming and Going Misses Dell and Florence Me
Dell and Florence Me Clanahan returned Thursday to Pown, New York, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rubeet and the Gra family. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Wm Methaw. Mrs. Cline Franks returned to Payetteville after visiting friends and relatives here. Mrs. David Frith and her daughter Sharon and son Danny, and her mother Mrs. Dora Wortham, have returned from Mountainside, Nul.
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Dell
Florence Me
Clanahan
Tomany ‘Pown
Esas
Mr. and
Mes
Rubeet
Wo BL Methaw
Cline Franks
T Lo
Payetteville
David Frith
Sharon
Ianny
Dora Wortham
Mountainside
Nul
Actress Hit in Face 2000 Times in Art
Anne Bancroft faced repeated slaps and bops during a film sequence as she portrayed Helen Keller in The Miracle Worker. Bancroft, famed for Broadway and screen roles, recalled enduring about sixteen takes to achieve realism amid a grueling on-set scene.
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Hal Boyle
New York
APO
Anne Bineeroll
Art
Mae Clarke
Jimmy Cagney
Anne
Tony Aucherel
Hr Seosaw
Pally Duke
Helen Keller
Aulience
Bronx
Hollywood
Attore
Willie Laforvet
Broadway
Dave Handwerks
Legion Meet Opens In Little Rock Arkansas
American Legion convention opens in Little Rock Arkansas with Orval Warbus as major speaker and George G Benson president of Arkansas College at Searcy to receive Americanism award and speak at a Friday dinner. Rep Dale Alford D Ark plans Saturday talk as about 1800 people expected for Legion gathering. convention runs through Sunday.
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Litle Rock
Cal
Arkansas American Legion
Warbus
George G. Benson
jLkurding College
Searcy
Dale Alford
D-Ark
Legion Wy
Soviet Group Visiting Mexico
Soviet parliamentary delegation arrived in Mexico from Brazil for a four day visit to promote better understanding friendship and collaboration between Russians and Mexicans. The group aims to discuss cultural and economic ties and meet Mexican officials during their stay.
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Metico Cuvy Tapia Fine
Brazil
Mexico
Siid Mey
Dorothy Dix Advice Column From The Bell Syndicate Feature
Dorothy Dix answers readers on marriage, homesickness, and personal dilemmas with practical counsel. The column discusses a troubled marriage with gambling temptations and a need for self discipline, a teen confession about an affair, and a homesick trip worry asking how to cope with long separation. Dor othy Dix signs off noting help resources and the column as a syndicated feature.
Identical Twins In Head-On Sundsvall Crash
Two cars collided head on outside Sundsvall. Both drivers, identical twins Finn Gagner and Dag Gaiher, 25, were treated for scalp cuts after being thrown against windshields. The accident involved two male drivers of the same appearance and color.
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Sundsvall
Swerlen
Oval Hospital
Finn Gagner
Dag Gaiher
Against Appointment WASTINGTON and Arka Nomination Approved
The Senate approved Spotswood W. Robinson Jr. to open the Civil Rights Commission by a 73 to 17 vote. Five seminars were held regarding the nomination but were not counted, as they were paired with two Democrats who supported the nomination.
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Wastington
Arka
Spotswood W. Robinson
Civil Rights Commission
Wales
Senate Phiursday
Unmarried Girls Seek Chance in Village Life Tale
A fragment reports Mary Veramo and CAMS Aften urging unmarried girls to relocate to a rural town for long daily Bible study and hard labor. Local authorities face pressure as backers claim virtue and beauty attract women, while residents fear exploitation and loss of freedoms.
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Veramo
Mary
Baelkotars
Vratoli
Fratton
Ivan Worm
J E Berry Dies at El Dorado
J E Berry native of Magnolia died in El Dorado after moving there years ago. He was a farmer and served as president of a local committee, a member of the Ovachile board, and involved in various community groups. Survived by a widow and several children and grandchildren.
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J.E. Berry
el Dorado
Dorado
Akyrdimes
Barry
Hanae Oi
Onschil Baptist
Sia
Ani
Boda
Magnolia
Staekoven
Air Booty
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Berry
Ovachile Board of
Leuistoes
Fran Agi
Caisteies
Colleaguis
Kyo
Hioghters
Magaret Berry
Shreveport
Tan
Amd
John
Trimble
Dorada
Tul Berry
Herty
Rio de Slanetra
Ais Fev
Masie Berey
al Earl Smith
Koreans Take Over $1.6 Million
A South Korean figure is linked to a $1.6 million appropriation described as legally forged by Kate Ki-pootge, tied to ex president Syungpanithee. Premier Sun, Yoschau announces funds to finance public works to reduce unemployment. Former assembly speaker Lee faces pressure amid political turmoil and revolutions of April TGQ silents.
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South
Darset
Lice
Pis
State Projects in Compromise Funds for Arkansas
Three Arkansas projects are included in a $770 million Department appropriation bill passed by the House. Highlights include $70,000 for reservoir fish productivity study in north Arkansas lakes, $70,000 for a fish hatchery at Crossett, and $50,000 for Forest Service research at a Crossett station. The measure moves to the Senate for action.
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APY
Arkansas
House
Forest Service
Crosset
Senate
Ushitg Wolly
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