Social and Personal News from First Methodist and Friends
The Fidelis Sunday School class hosts a Thursday social at seven thirty in church recreation rooms with several associate hostesses. Other events include Brookwood PLT.A and Azalea Garden Club meetings on March 18, Oglesby FLT.A, WMS circle, Youth Division dedicatory service, and Women's Auxiliary installations at First Presbyterian and VFW fundraiser plans. Local students and soldiers are noted with paratrooper training and college performances upcoming.
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Fidelis
First Methodist Church
Mies Beryl Henry
Howard Aglin
Ruby Atchley
Dexter Bailey
Paul Bain
Donald Broach
Syvelle Burke
Jim Cole
Joe Cling- Gan
J. &. Cooper
David Newbern
Seotlie Clifton
Uslters
J. E. Cooper
B.C. Hyatt
Hollis Luck
L. B. Tooley
M. M. McCloughan
Jr. E. Cooper
Elizabeth Is Expecting in October
Elizabeth and Prince Philip reportedly plan a private royal schedule with limited public engagements. A palace source cited no official comment as Elizabeth withdraws from public appearances and a potential Australia New Zealand tour was canceled.
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London
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Philip
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
United States
Judiciary Group Approves Election by Popular Vote
Washington March 16 The House Judiciary Committee approved a proposed constitutional amendment to allow presidential and vice presidential elections by popular vote. The measure, a resolution by Rep Gossett, would let electors split votes by state popular results while not abolishing the electoral college.
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Washington
House Judiciar Committee
Rep. Gossett
R-Tex
House
Senate
Youth Revival at Spring Hill Methodist Church
The Spring Hill Methodist Church hosts a youth revival on Sunday March 21 at 11 a.m. and a night service at 7 30. Rev Coy Rodgers of Malvern will deliver the messages. The public is invited.
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Spring Hill
Proposal aims to curb minority influence on electoral votes
Gossel argues the state should award its electoral votes to the statewide winner. He says current practice lets organized minorities hold sway in close contests and can tilt a state's electoral votes to a major party candidate.
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Gossel
Mystery of Ann and Rush Hovers Over Love and Death
In a tense internal monologue Ann weighs why Rush might kill her for money or jealousy. She considers Laurie’s possible motives, past guardianship, and hints of a hidden plot involving Tommy. The room holds two golf balls with red stars and a heavy typewriter shelf as clues. Ann confronts fear as she faces loyalty, inheritance, and a possible rival so close to home.
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Ann
Gay
Rush
Bush
Laurie
Rind
She S
Hush
Ieveland
Akron
Mr. Stark
Enos
Dion
Tommy
Lawie
Tooth
Null
Tammy
Enog
Totiy
Jed
Tophill
Dix
Dorothy Dix Advice Column On Marital Woes And Youth Romance
A 37 year old husband laments a dirty house and neglectful wife. Dorothy Dix prescribes decisive action, urging him to assert himself to restore order and respect. A teenaged reader seeks love guidance about age gaps, with Dix advising education and self-improvement over romance.
Baker Home Demonstration Club Hosts March Meeting
Miss Dixon led a rug making demo from wool scraps and discussed vegetables seldom grown here. Members tried zippers belts and sewing scraps into panties while planning pajamas for Crippled Children of the State Hospital and painting rural mail boxes. New home improvements were noted at several members’ houses.
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Baker
Dixon
Baker Home
W. M. Hargis
State Hospital
Chib
Hargis
T. B. Fenwick Sr
Miss Dixon
Robert Rowe
E. Cash
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Brookwood Plt.a
Azalea Garden Club
Moody Willis
Mars
Emmott Thompfil
J. W. Jones
Oglesby Pta
Oglesby Flt
I. J. Burrows
Ogtesby
Thomas Cannon
Oliver Adams
Mack Stuart
Havig
Albert Gravus
Nomilaling Committee
Ecvicts Bresucuy Mys
Jim McKenzie
J. W. Regina Grelary
Claude Tillery
Ron, Matbori
A. S. Willis
Ys. Co
Chaney
Paul Raley
J. H. Walker Guitertains
W.M.S
WMS
Mondhyeiitriaon
J. H. Walker
East Second Street
Oelock
Fiat
Busiee
Renny Haynes
Fesson
Women's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Sims
Cru. Stuart
Ernest Wingfield
Paul Kaley
Hh, B. Barr
Ladies’ Auxiliary
V.E.W
Ladies Auxiliary
WWIF
W. Hut
Ruth Fenwick
George Hosmer
John Henry Ellen
J. B. Millen
N. F. Helms
Texarkana
Charles Clifford Franks
Trope
Henderson State Teachers College
Henderson Auditorium
Fort Benning
John Wayne Galloway
Route 3
Hope
James D. Vines
J. W. Ames
Infantry School
Georgia
United States Army
Army Cargo Airerall
W. C. Davis
Joe Reese
Lee Martin
Patoias
Joe Hicks
Columbes
Julia Chester
Dergine Smith
F. OH. Hamumans
A. L. Hargis
Henry Crant
Royce MecKissack
Resstad
Josephine
W. W. Russell
Lydia & Pinkaam
Finkhem
Lydia E. Pinkham
Deanna Durbin O'Connor
Joun Pall
Laughton Lane
Wascel
Charles Winninger
Judiciary Group
Coy Rodgers
Estonecec
Ione Sandberg
Lone Sundberg
NEA Service, Inc
Dorothy DIx
Handsome Boy
Handsome
Darlin
Kleg
Kitty Lane
Newform
Herbert Burns
Colliers
Second & Main
Miss Dix
Rephan’s
Rephan' S
Sawyer
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