Weisenberger Reed Wedding Vows in Hope Church
The wedding of Miss Frances Weisenberger and Charles Christopher Reed Jr. took place February 20 at the First Methodist Church, Hope, in a candlelight ceremony. The couple, both Hope High School graduates, will reside in Fort Worth, Texas after a brief honeymoon. The ceremony featured white gladioli and stock, and a double ring rite with musical interludes by Dr. J. W. Branch. Attendants included maid of honor Audiey Light and bridesmaids from Emmet and Houston, with Otis Tyrer as best man. Guests from multiple states attended, including Nashville and Shreveport, and the reception followed at the Hope Country Club.
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Reed
Frances
Royce Stewart Weisenberger
Charles Christopher Reed, Jr
Fort Worth
Texas
Apdl
Charles C. Reed
Nashville
D. Keeley
J. W. Branch
Shubert
Jones
Schumann
Becky
Uney
Nashvilla
Robbyn
al Weipenberger
Virginia Lynn
Curtis
Lynn
Little Rock
Virginia
Audeley Light
Polsly “Compton
Nell Cassidy
Alice Gilbert
Emmet
Polores
Houston
Otis Tyrer
Arkagelphia
Mr. Reed
John Fry
North Little Rock
Nenale Chessy KY
Ft. Worth
Texag
Charles Gough
Hope
Hopes Welsberger
Hig
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O'mullon
Elaaven ‘von Pullens
John L. Wilson, Jr
Shirley Terrell
Murfreesboro
Velda
Flaynie
Altheimer
Sara- Julie Etter
Washington
Kay Kent
Patmos
Mildred Burton
Benton
Allen Daws
Martha Ann Mitchell
Prescott
Curtis Lynn
Nella Mae Buller
Arkadelphia
McDowell Turner
Groags
Hope High School
University of Arkansas
Shirley Robins
Stuart Robins
Ozan
DaQueen
Faye Fail
Sidney Wegert
Newport
Mary Rader
Dennis Chessir
Weight couple back from New Orleans medical assembly
Mr and Mrs George H Weight return from a four week stay in New Orleans where Dr Wright attended the Pia Annual Gradu al Medical Assembly. A fragmentary line hints at a local group or class with a 90 percent figure, but the text is garbled and only partial details remain.
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George H. Weight
New Orleans
Wright
Pia
Methodist Men and community groups meet in Prescott
Prescott notes report a Methodist Men Fellowship Club dinner at Lawson Hotel with 68 attendees led by President Bill Gates and remarks by Russell Moberg and others. Also covered are W M U Circle 3 at First Baptist with 11 members, a Logan Grocery Employees dinner meeting planning hour shifts, and Scout den 5 hotdog supper with families and a panel on farming men of February.
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Methodist Men's Fellowship Club
Lawson Hotel
Bill Gates
Russell Moberg
Roland Shelton
Little Rock
Matthew Cook
Ashdown
E. Clifton Rule of Hope
Logan Grocery
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Lawson
Offic
Den 5
D. L. Moseley
Dick Harvey
Weiners
Jackie Harvey
Reddie Mageley
David Anderson
Kenneth Reaves
Glen Willis
John Gray
Conthie Bell Harvey
W. H. Heath
William H. Heath
Berry 1Ville
P. A. Escarre
February meeting of Blevins Home Demonstration Club
The February gathering of the Blevins Home Demonstration Club met in the Economics Cottage with Mrs Russell Stephens and hostesses Mrs Cecil Sewall and Mrs Herbert Stephens presiding. Mrs Sewall led devotions and the group recited the Golds Prayer. Welcome extended to new member Mrs Wayne Eskridge. Games conducted by Mrs Jess Tinsley. A dessert plate was shared among 17 members. The March meeting is planned at Mrs Tallett Taylors with co-hostesses Mrs Elgin Campbell and Mrs Bill Taylor.
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Blevins Home Demonstration Club
Bleying Home “Economics Coltage
Russell Stephens
Cecil Sewall
Herbert Stephens
Alexander Smith
Bey
Wayne Eskridge
Jess Tinsley
Tallett Taylor
Elgin Campbell
Bill Taylor
Humphrey links farm program to White House policies debate
In a CBS-TV discussion with Senator Anderson, Hubert Humphrey argues the farm program is bankrupting American agriculture and must be fixed at the top. He warns that continued price falls could push younger farmers off the land and risk democracy, while Anderson criticizes Benson's handling and urges rapid surplus disposal and real controls. A separate Los Angeles notice reports William A. Linsky, 81, divorcing after 56 years, with a judge advising caution about remarrying.
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Humphrey
Pennsylvania Ave
White House
Benson
Senate
Sen. Anderson
Anderson
Los Angeles
Burnett Wolfson
Wiliam A. Linsky
Fanie
Linsky
Local social notes from Prescott and nearby towns
Mir and Mrs Henry Stockton depart for Opheim Air Force Base Montana for stationing. Several residents visit relatives in Texarkana Little Rock Fort Smith and Gur Don. Mrs Coy Cummings of DeQueen visits mother ill at home with daughter Gene Lee in Prescott.
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Mir
Henry Stockton
Opheim Air Force Base
Montana
Blair Hays
Little Rock
Joe Hunter
Fort Smith
Don Hays
Coy Cummings
DeQueen
W.” B. Cummings
Quotations From Noted Sources Collide Across Capitals
Boston heart specialist Dr Paul Dudley White weighs the risk Eisenhower may take in running again saying the risk is reasonable from his experience and others. In Washington Rep Edward Hebert blasts defense stock speculation likening it to war profiteering. Humphrey accuses Benson aide PR firms in a farm aid clash. In Memphis burglar Mosby outlines a perfect crime plan and a warning on fingerprints. War Secretary Head scolds Labour MP Wigg in Commons. Red Skelton jokes about Soviet invite to perform. Bunche condemns bigoted whites who smear Negro supporters as Communists.
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Boston
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Chicago
Ralph Bunche
Idtersecretary
The
United Nations
Children Wish Pope Happy Birthday at Vatican Audience
Children from around the world sang and danced to wish Pope Pius XII a happy birthday on his 17th anniversary of election as pontiff. The Vatican audience in Consistorial Hall marked the first time the pope hosted such a children’s audience as part of the day’s observances leading to a Pontifical Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica.
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Frank
Vatican City
Firsday
St. Peter's Basilica
Love-Sick Youth Shoots Himself in New Orleans Barricaded Home
An 18 year old Biloxi mechanic William Hoofer shot himself in the stomach with a .44 revolver after barricading himself in his girlfriend’s home as a tear gas raid tried to force him out. He was found semiconscious near a washbasin and admitted to Charity Hospital in satisfactory condition. Police and a Catholic priest tried to persuade him for over 30 minutes.
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William Hoofer
Biloxi
Miss
Hmself
Charity Hospital
Roy Horrigari
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