Womack couple wed in Little Rock ceremony
A double ring wedding took place at First Methodist Church Little Rock with Miss Mary Ross McFaddin and John Summers in attendance. The reception followed at Hotel Marion with friends from Fort Worth Newport and Altheimer. The newlyweds plan home in Fort Worth Texas after a southern wedding trip.
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Aptist
Mont
C. S
Toyn
N. Pine
Ing
Horless
Abel Lodge
Christ's
Tutsune
Cla “Methodist Church
Fair Park
Mary Ross ‘Ehter
A McFaddin
Thomas
Tyey
Nancy Moses
Margaret Ellen Tetzig
Robert
Pierce Taylor, Jr
Ned James
Fort Worth
Tex
Edgar Ray Kemp, Jr
Joe Rice
Robert iDeacon
French Wynce
Lent Francis
Altheimer
Marion
John H. Greene
Henry C. Thomas
Basil’ ‘Newton
French Wynne
WR. Pratt
Newport
Q. McCammon
Robert Wilson
Leon Iraneis
Mary Virginia Oldham
Patty Sue Thomas
Bobbie Bird
Millie McCammon
Ross _Gillespie
Hope
Elsie Silverman
Eilen Blass
Anne Bailey
Snrao Steele
Mary Windburn
Carolyn Watkins
Clinton Owen
Juul Deacon
McFaddin
Ross’ Gillespie
Mittie McCammon
Sam Pekin Little Rock
Mary Ross McFaddin
W. L. Thomas
Leon Francis
Margaret Eien Letzig
Robert P. Taylor
Marsue McFaddin
S. Br, Twitty
Tordyce
Billy Ray Pratt
New Port
Mary Virelma Oldham
Ed McFaddin
Wynne
Y. Q. McCamsnon
Coming and Going Mr Mrs Gillespie Return From Wedding
Mr and Mrs Ross Gillespie returned Sunday night from Little Rock where they attended the McFeadig Thomas wedding Saturday. Mr and Mrs FH C Whitworth accompanied or were noted with them.
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Mrs. Ross Gillespie
Little Rock
McFeadig-Thomas
Mrs
Sid Gordon
Charles
Etta Champlain
Mamie Twitchell
The
Rathenous Osteopathic Association
Court Docket City Docket Summary of Drunkenness and Fines
Autrey Stuart and James D. Cammon faced drunkenness charges with guilty pleas. fines ranged from 10 to 59 dollars. Others listed include Norris L. Loven for petit larceny with 25 dollar bond and 3 days in jail, plus various traffic and disturbance offenses with bonds from 1 to 25 dollars.
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Pat McCormick
James Jones
Lex Jones
Richard &. Callahan
Sam Hartsfield
Denver Goynes
Odie Smith
James D. Cammon
Open Meeting West Memphis Convention Slated
West Memphis June 6 The Children of the Confederacy in Arkansas opens its annual convention there Wednesday. Fifty delegates representing nine chapters are expected to attend.
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West Memphis
the Childdren of the Confederacy
Arkansas
Hope area social notes from weekend in miscellany
Sunday night trips home from Little Rock. Guests of the Gordons and Cashes visited Lake Hamilton near Hot Springs. George Newbern Jr and sons returned from Little Rock after the Harrell Barber wedding. Ushers included George III and David. SeveralHarrell Chamber attendees and local residents traveled or visited in Arkansas and Louisiana. Local graduates listed from the University of Arkansas with degrees in arts education social welfare agriculture business administration and science along with other family visits and travel details.
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George Newbern, Jr
George Iiii
David
Benjamin
Little Rock
George III
Davi
Univ. of
Charles William West
Hape
Horace Sivinger Hubbard
Bearden
Hospital Notes from Chester and Patmos Births and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for Chester and Patmos areas. Names include Graydon Anthony Jr Hope, Mrs Hobbs, Mrs House, Josephine, Jack Simpson, Talmadge Powell, Buddie Perkins, Rufus Faylor, Joan Moore, Willie Beard, Olen Parris, E L Cox, Ernest Riggdill, William Tolleson. Births reported for June 9 and June 4 to Powell families and others. adoptions and transfers noted for Dan Fagan, Dockery, Price, and Palmas discharge.
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dalla_ Chester
Graydon Anthony, Jr
Hope
Harry Shiver
Hane
J. E. Hobbs
D. B. House
Patmos
Josephine Admitted
Jack Simpson
Talmadge Powell
Elmer Nations
Carol Bresler
Nfape
Buddie Perkins
A. L. Roberts
Rufus Faylor
Joan Moore
McNab
Willie Beard
Olen Parris
Little Soh
E. L. Cox
E. May
Ozan
Ernest Riggdill
William Tolleson
Rt. 1
Joe Martin
Hope- Dan Fagan
Rt. 2
Emmett Roy Dockery
Lester Price
Palestine
Texas
Rey Darkery
Palmas
Unhappiest Age in Dorothy Dix Advice Column
A fourteen year old writes that parents restrict her dating and accuse her of immaturity, while her grandfather’s poor rearing adds teen friction. Dorothy Dix argues adolescence brings stress, explains parental resistance, and notes children often only grow to appreciate parents later in life.
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Miss Dix
Papa
Mama
Eenager
Factory to Reopen in Harrison After Shutdown
Ober man and Company's parment factory here is scheduled to reopen Thursday after a closure since March 15. Local officials noted preparations underway and expected resumed operations to revive local employment and production.
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Harrison
Oberman and Company
Parment
Island of Fire and Murder on Speare Island
Eight people stranded on Speare Island struggle to survive as a fire devastates Henry Gough Harding's home and a murder haunts the group. George Bascombe proclaims himself king while Mollie Stark becomes his ally as Bea Cosgrove and Nona McGuire confront danger, hunger, and treacherous loyalties amid wreckage and shifting power.
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Speare Island
Henry Gough Harding
Lily Warren
George Bascombe
Molfie Stark
Harding
Bea
George
Nona
Simpatico
Miss Costrove
Mollie
Nona McGuire
Bea Cesgrove
Fred
Nena
Ben Cosgrave
Reg
Agnes Firth
Mr. Sitwell
Aggie
Miss Firth
Bea Cosgrove
Jasper Slaying Third In Three Weeks Sparks Alarm
Jasper reports a third killing in three weeks as Carl Springer 45 shoots Floyd Kilgore 44 at Springer’s filling station after Kilgore threatened him with a rifle. Kilgore sits in his truck cab with a rifle in his lap. Sheriff Burdine notes bad blood between the men and a Kilgore–Springer relation. Springer jailed in Harrison pending formal charges. Earlier, banker J W Moore 12-year-old is shot dead by Albert Mayer 34, Mayer killed after exchange of gunfire with officers.
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Jasper
Russell Burdine
Carl Springer
Floyd J Kilgore
Springer
Burdine
Kilgore
Kigore
Harrison
J. W. Moore
Abert H. Mayer
Birthday celebration for Betty Hoover eight years old
Mrs Lester Hoover hosted a May 27 party for her daughter Betty celebrating her eighth birthday. Blue hydrangea and pink blue larkspur decor the home while Coke and ice cream were served from an outside table. Guests include Wanda Porterfield Margret Beilick Patsy Hartsfield Judy Scott and others with mothers noted. Vacation Bible School begins June 6 at the Methodist church inviting all children. Mr and Mrs Jack Hartsfield and children visited Hope Sunny. Joe Hoover visiting Hope this week. Joyce Sligh is spending this time.
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Lester Hoover
Betty
Glen D. Eley
Wanda Porterfield
Betty Sue Biickman
Margret Ann Beilick
Patsy Hartsfield
Judy Scott
Grecia Wortham
Joyce Sleigh
Reda Ab Rhinehart
Margie Rhinehart
Porterfield
Rhinehart
Rhodes
Blackman
New Hearing Device Lets Deaf Hear Without Ear Button
Chicago based Beltone announces an invisible hearing device called Phantomoeld that removes the need for a receiver button in the ear. It promises clear hearing for music sermons and business life, plus privacy from others noticing a device. Free brochure and home trial offered by Beltone, Dept 40, 1450 W 19th St, Chicago.
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Chicago
Beltone
Dept
19Th St
Nashville Teletales and Local Visit Notes
Week in Nashville reports visits by Mrs. Lou Dempsie of Magazine Arkansas who stayed with her granddaughter Betty Frances Smith and extended visit plans. Mrs. Jack Hartsfield and Mrs. Lester Hoover conducted business in Nashville on Thursday. Betty Jean Curtiss visited Cullendale friends over the weekend. Jack Hartsfield traveled to Hope Thursday afternoon. David Heaver of Murfreesboro is mentioned in connection with local events.
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Lou Dempsie
Magazine, Ark
Betty Frances Smith
Betty
Jack. Hartsfield
Lester Hoover
Nashville Thurday
Visitor Arrives to Stay with Mr and Mrs Jester Hoover
The text notes a visit beginning Thursday with Mr and Mrs Jester Hoover and their child James Hoover. The fragment confirms hosting in a domestic setting and mentions the family unit without additional context.
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Jester Hoover
Little James Ifoover
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H. L. Winburr
Mary
Mary Ross Mehaddin
Mary Joy Wiggins
Harry T. Shiver
J. H. Wiggins
Harry Thomas Shiver
Ernest Shiver
Magolia
First Methodist Church
J. E. Cooper
Helen Barksdale
Presscott
David Shiver
Magnolia
Shiver
Tope High School
Magnolia High School
Magnolia A & M College
Cuetons
Via
Fh, C. Whitworth
Gonlo
SUMAG
Rita Johnson
J. W. Cash
Bonita
Genevieve
Margaret
Otis Minton
Lake Hamilton
Hot Springs
Charles V. Fox
Island Mo
Sir Giles Wiggins
Japan
Lindsay Cotton Thomas
George Green
Clyde Hill
H.C. Whitworth
F. C. Crow
Geo. Newbern, Jr
Jewell Dean Sams
Beahbie Smith
Sarah Hill
Dolores Crawford
Levi Hospital
Lucille Ruggles
John Tinstey
Linda Kaylett
Shreveport
BH. C. Lewis
Truman Humphries
Delphus Whitten
Delphus Whitten, Jr
Suzanne
Arkadelphia
Horace Whitten
Houma
Dorothy DIX
Bob
Andy
Jess
Pell Syndicate
ASR
NeLson
Nia
Service, Inc
Mable Jones
Henry Harding
Mabel Jones
Methodist Church
Jack Hartsfield
Wayne
Bobby
Patsy
Hope Sunny
Joe Hoover
Joyce Sligh
Judson Bush
Griffin Black
Brown
Oxelood
Joe Marsh
Arkansas Division
United Ted States
Brewers Foundation
Nashville
Betty Jean Curtiss
Cullendale
Rnk
David Heaver
Murifresborg
Lydia
Stamps
Springhill
New Orleans
Texarkana
Kansas City
Arkansas’ New Financial
ROY Anderson & CO
Coca-Cola Company
Coca Cola Company
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