Society Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The Friendship Class of the 7 Bast Baptist Church meets March 5 at 7 30 with cohosts Mrs Clyde Coffee Bevan Opal Hervey and Hubert Shirley. V F W Auxiliary meets March 5 at 7 30 at the V F W Hut. Garden Club gathers March 8 at 2 30 with a crocus demonstration. Friendship Club hosts March 6 at 2 30. Pat Cleburne Chapter U D C observes its birthday March 7 with a planned program. Hope Chapter 328 O E S meets March 7 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bast Baptist Church
Clyde Coffee
Bevan
Opal Hervey
Hubert Shirley
Pat Cleburne
U. D.C
J. M. Duffie
South Elm Street
Jimmy O'Neal
Nice
Mary Duncan
Hope Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
First Baptist Church Meeting Moved to March 6 Home
Notice indicates the First Baptist Church planned a Tuesday night gathering on March 6 at the home of Mrs Clyde. The fragment notes a location change but provides limited details beyond the host and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Clyde
Woman Society notes and Junior Azalea Garden Club meet
The Women's Society of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Bob Turner's home with Lord's Prayer and a nominating committee announced by Mrs. L S Tooley. The Junior Azalea Garden Club of Garland School met February 26 in the school auditorium with Jean Page presiding and talks by Mrs. J J Liebling about city trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society
the First Methodist Church
Bob Turner
L. 5. Tooley
Tooley
Leland Warmack
Byron Hefner
David Waddie
J. C. Carlton
Max Bolar
Dan Westbrook
William Routon
Paul
Corinthians
Azalea Garden Club
Garland School
Jean Page
Helen Hall
Howard Houston
Becky Willis
Susie Dean
Mary Alice Casson
Pamela Lance
Arkansas Traveler
James Paul Hudson
Jamie Blackwood
Coming and Going With the Smiths in Washville
Mr and Mrs Walter Smith of Washville Tennessee spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ri V Herndon. The brief social note records a short visit and the hosting pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Smith
Washville, Tennessee
Mrs
Ri, V. Herndon
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List in Hope
Hospital notes show multiple admissions and discharges in Hope. Mrs Glen Gilbert and others admitted. several discharged including Mrs Burgess Garrett and Mr Otis Fuller. An infant boy born to Mr and Mrs Glen Gilbert is announced with Hope as location. Additional admissions include Bobby Rosenbaum Homer Gaines Simpson Maxwell Joe Walker and Mrs William G Gilbert. discharges include Mrs Hazel M Cagle and Mr Tom Gathright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Gilbert
Hope
Burgess Garrett
Otis’ Fuller
Jean Stone
McCaskill
Bennie Mitchell
Blevins
J. B. ‘Beard
Memorial
Bobby Rosenbaum
Homer Gaines
William E. Tarpley
Rope
Simpson Maxwell
Joe Walker
Fulton
William G. Gilbert
Hazel M. Cagile
Tom Gathright
Fier
Commercial Gives Actress Most Trouble
HOLLYWOOD Actress Carroll Bak recalls a difficult cigarette commercial for a TV spot during a trip to Wellywood. She said the ad required precise hand movements and facial expressions to appear believable while smoking, despite not being a smoker. The shoot paid $90 per TV airing, and the experience outweighed months of work on Warner films Giant and Baby Doll as studios pressured for long contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollawood
Carroll
Rele
Wellywood
Warner
Educational TV Worthy But Very Poor
Charles Mercer notes educational television, though financially strapped, operates 24 noncommercial stations with about nine million viewers. Budgets average around 400000 dollars funded by grants, subscriptions, or state support, while commercial productions cost far more. NBC offers limited support as March 11 marks a nationwide educational network broadcast rollout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mercer
New York
Local Birth Announcements From Hope and Saratoga
Mrs Tom Gathrigh in Saratoga and Mrs A Westbrook in Hope announce the birth of a baby boy on March 4 1957. Governor Jasmine Mae Poindexter of Hope and Mr and Mrs William Gilbert of Hope announce the birth of a baby boy on March 5 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Tom Gathrigh
A. Westbrook
Hope
Jasmine Mae Poindexter
William G. Gilbert
Dorothy Dix column on relationships and advice letters
Dear Dorothy Dix dispenses guidance on a young woman facing two “rats” who wronged her and the risk of rebound with a new suitor. The column also highlights a family approach to alcoholism, and ends with advice encouraging gentle pursuit when a desirable man asks for a date, urging modest flirting and patient testing of chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Dal
Resaurant
Coleen
NBC to fund five educational TV series from Ford funds
NBC plans five series produced for educational TV stations at Ann Arbor funded by the Ford Foundation. Topics include mathematics American literature American government music and world biography. NBC officials say the effort aims to elevate learning, not commercialize broadcasts, and to spark student interest so viewers seek books afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Rhe Educational Television
An Arbor
Mich
Ford Foundation
Edward Stanley
Stanley
David Lowe
Edmonds resigns as Southland Racing chief in Arkansas
Cecil Ray Redmonds announced his resignation as president and manager of Southland Racing Corp, citing the company’s finances. A meeting to name a new president is expected later this month, with Edmonds noting his large stock ownership and suggesting board changes may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Memphis
Cecil Ray Redmonds
Af Southland Racing Corp
Arkans
Sns
Edmonds
Arkinkus
Ktimends
Southland
Court Docket From Dope Arkansas March 4 1957
Municipal Court entries list Roy Taylor and Vincent Foster pleading guilty to no city license with $5 fines. Fred Scott forfeits $50 bond for possession of taxed intoxicating liquor. Davis forfeits $100 bond for untaxed liquor. Lonnie Williams forfeits $3 cash bond for no city license. W L Ponder and Gerald Newton fined $5 each for speeding. Charles O Roeves fined $10 for failure to yield. Charles Key and Charlie Tahneson hazardous driving with $0 bond. Ledell Nelson pleads guilty to disturbing the peace with $10 penalty. Sam Aust in drunkenness forfeits $10 bond. Montell Smith overload and Burden forfeited $25 bond. Cullinot Banana Company overload forfeited $25 cash bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court of
Gerald Newton
Charles O. Roeeves
Charles Key
Charlie Tahneson
Ledell Nelson
Sam Austin
Montell Smith
Overlord
Cullinoit Banana Company
Soviet Stewardess Weds Ukranian in Melbourne
A Soviet stewardess and a Ukrainian counterpart wed in Melbourne Australia amid a tale of desertion and asylum claims. The Ukrainian, 86, has lived in Australia eight years after fleeing, seeking protection from her husband who she says will shield her. The couple met three weeks ago and plan to live where stated, a score yet to be resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbournta
Australia
Nina Paranyik
Pabie Cieudin
Iosi
Ged Wes
Ofaunet Utidian
Ning
Faubus Announces Appointments to State Posts
Governor Faubus announces the appointment of Tom Bill Rogere of Lutrivon to the state Banking Attache role in Fort Smith, pending Senate consent. The note mentions only 100 pro fessional astronomers in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittle Rock
Cov
Qival Faubus
Tom Bill Rogere
Lutrivon
Jonath Laf Fort
United States
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Gathebia Garden Club Twill
Ross Moore
C. C
Wis
A. A. Halbert
47 Friendship Club
Fredwil Hunt
Diane
Herloise Miller
Bob Turner Hostass
Garland Junior Azalea Garden Club
Paris Wiel
Robert WA "Wagner
Woodward
Golor
DE Luxe
Paris
Claude St. Cyr
Dorothy
Dix
Faubus
Town & Country Shoes
Blonde Otter Corkette
Martingale
Escapade
Hallmark Card
New Card
SON
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