Calendar of Society Events and Weddings in Little Rock
This society page lists church meetings at First Presbyterian and First United Methodist with dates June 24 to 26, a potluck supper at Jett B Graves class, and a Sunday School event. It covers bride elects Miss Barbara Giles McGovern of El Paso and Miss Sharon Fielding, plus a JSH Club meeting, a Home Makers Club program, and 4-H Club activities in Shower Springs. The note ends with a remark on the vicuna and guanaco as the last wild camel family members in the New World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Harry A. Osborne
Our Church
Fellowship Hall
Jett B, Graves
First United Methodist Church
G, Tittle
Collins
E, Benson
Joe B, Brown
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Elmer Brown
Corbin Foster
Giles Foster
Chester Hunt
Royce Weisenberger
Barbara Giles McGovern
el Paso
Texas
Albert Weisenberger
Curtis ‘Lynn
Virginia Lynn
Little Rock
Diamond
Charles W. Tuel
J. B. White
Shower Springs
Poindexter
Dad
Floyd Mangum
Jimmy Williams
C. W. Mesees
H. A. Poindexter
Shover Springs
James Rowe
Paula Poindexter
Valley
Peggy Reece
Sheryl Bright
E. ©. Bright
Terri Juris
Dennis Arrington
David Poindexter
Truman Arrington
Howard Reece
Nashville
Gary Arrington
Fayetteville
Arringtons
Shower Springs Baptist Church Fellowship Hall
Vicuna
Guanaco
New World
Wedding Vows Are Repeated At Nazarene Church
Miss Patricia Ann Goodwin wed William Barton Smith in a Sunday ceremony at the Nazarene Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Goodwin, wore bridal satin with daisies and a cathedral train, attended by maid of honor Miss Sue Duckett and bridesmaids including Linda Goodwin. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Smith Jr. of Cedar Edge, Colorado. After gifts and a reception, the couple plans to reside in Gallup New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene Church
Patricia Ann Goodwin
William Barton Smith
A. B. Goodwin
Stanley H. Smith Jr
Cedar Edge
Colo
George Prentice
B. J. Bowers
Little Rock
Sam Bowers
Ronnie Hard
Joseph Gene
Becky Bowers
Marsha Ann Bush
Paul Prentice
Sue Duckett
Jean Olson
Sanders
Arizona
Edith Faidley
Temple
Tex
Linda Goodwin
Mike New
Gallup
New Mexico
Kenneth Smith
Lee Roy Chance
Howard Byers
Goodwin
Lila McCorkle
Melody Clark
Wilton Garrett
E. J. Bowers
Brenda Hicks
Hemisfair
San Antonio
E. Green
Cloverleaf Trading Stamps Offer for Boxtops Return
Mrs Housewife can receive 50 FREE trading stamps by sending this ad with Cloverleaf boxtops. The offer details various products and required boxtop counts, including 2 or 4 boxtops for 50 stamps across Quick Mixing and Super Instant Nonfat Dry Milk, with substitution rights for unavailable stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Housewife
Food stamp aid questioned after malnutrition report lingers
Mississippi County officials dispute a privately compiled survey alleging hunger among families. Welfare directors say most needy receive food stamps and deny widespread malnutrition or starvation. County officials note limited contact with survey organizers and emphasize ongoing welfare cooperation with the state and federal programs. Local reunions and church camp notes close the item with community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOPE
ARK
Graves
Charles Richardson
Missississpi
State Department of Welfare
Richardson
Leslie W. Dunbar
The
Field Foundation
Marba Carpenter
Crittenden County
Lee County Welfare
Ronald Sandstead
Sandstead
James Guinn
Stone County Welfare
Defenders of Bold Men's Fashion Lead New Styles Show
New York designers Bill Blass, Oleg Cassini, and Joh Wartz presented fall style previews to over 300 reporters. They showcased bold items like red and green plaid slacks, velvet suits, bright coats, and daring shirts in blues, pinks, and yellows. The collection urged confidence and defiance against the anonymous look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Sprain Wilson
New York
Bill Blass
Oleg Cassini
Joh Wartz
Blass
Sea Island
Weiltz
Cassini
Nehru
Engagement of Sue Pickard and Robert Kimbrough
Mr and Mrs Nelon Pickard of Little Rock announce the engagement of their niece Sue to Robert Kimbrough son of Mr and Mrs Albert Brooks of Hope. Sue a 1965 Montreallo High School graduate attended Ouachita Baptist University. Bride of Three Weeks Drowns in Camden area. Patty Jane Gerard Riley 18 wed three weeks drowned while wading near a gravel pit with her husband Joe. The wedding was planned for July 4 at Bell's Chapel Church of the Nazarene in Blevins Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelon Pickard
Little Rock
Sue
Robert Kimbrought
Albert Brooks
Hope
Montreallo High School
Ouachita Baptist University
Arkadelphia
Ark
Patty Jane Gerard Riley
Camden
Joe
Robert
Church of the Nazarene
Blevins, Arkanesas
Jacksonville Names Beauty Miss Jacksonville
Gail Flowers an 18 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs E M Gay of Jacksonville was selected Saturday as Miss Jacksonville She succeeds Miss Ann Smithwick of Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Atky
Gail Flowers
E.M. Gay
Ann Smithwick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chamber of Commerce
Hope Country Club
J. W. Franks
E. P. Young, Jr
Miss Giles
Charles Hamilton
Betty Hamilton
Irvin Huckabee
Houston
Tee
Nell Davis
Dorris
California
Gill May
Sharon May
Royce Welasenberger, Jr
Texarkana
Sharon Fielding
Winston Byron Thomas
Waldo
Ian’s Inn
Pat Fugatt
North Little Rock
Mike Allen
Miss Fielding
Shover Springs Club Fellowship
David Porterfield
Crossett
Acapulco
Mexico
Austin
Helen Hatch
E. P. Young
Kirby
Mexico City
Harold Hightower
Clarissa and
Bill
Jesse Brown
Bob Reynerson
Jeffrey
Paul Edie
Eureka Springs
Evva Reynerson
Hermansfair
Louis Howard
Dallas
Randy
Teresa Ann Howard
Lloyd Coop
Buddy Bowden
G. Q. Coleman
Shreveport
Howard Davis
Doris
Calif
C. A. McKnight
C. G. Tittle
New Orleans
Richard Duffie
Jon Ceeil Weae
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
GEC Eeorge Ie
Jericho
Oma
Foster
East Second Street
Jackson
Miss
Cecil Weaver
John Wiggins
Tanaka
Hot Springs
Sarah Vinson
Ralph Routon
Sarah Schenck
Columbia Pictures
James Clavell
Cero
USDA
Mellorine
Choice Tenderay
Boston
Ape
Fancy
Arkansas
Vereen Aia
Fe Sareer
Tobas Eco
Nea
Kroger
Alabama All
Sue Pichard
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