Local Club Notices and Social Events Stir Oklahoma Town
A jumble of church meetings, club gatherings, showers, and notices fills a local column. Highlights include First Methodist Church events on March 2 and 23, a Rose Garden Club meeting postponed to March 24, a Dorcas Society session, and a Ladies Invitational Luncheon at Hope Country Club. Also reported: bridal shower for Mrs. James Dickerson, and birth announcements for Robert Conway and Steven Ray with families in Texarkana and Jackson Miss.
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Hope ‘Juhler
First, National Bank
Tha
Rose Garden Club of
Fulton
the Hope
Roy Ander
Lewis
Spence
Lan
Cline Franks
Hoperwell
King
Paul Hall
James Dickerson
Ace
Glenna Huckabee
Fellowship Hall
The
First Christian Church
M's
Citty
Texarkana
George Bright
Charles Huckabee
Lrousseau
Prescott
L. C. Dickerson
L. C. Dickerson Jr
Arkansas Church Women and Officials Attend Weekend Meetings
A rundown of visits and travel includes Mrs. Clifton Bell and Mrs. Jewel Moore en route to El Dorado for a Christian Women’s Fellowship and health convention. Miss Mary Louise Copeland guest of Ruth Nolte in Wake Village. J. C. Carlton and family hosted by son Dale from Eau Gallie Fla. Arkansas broadcasters official events cited in Little Rock.
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Clifton’ Bell
Jewel Moore
el Dorado
Heath
Arkansas
Chiristiny
George Wright
Mike Kelly
Cline Fraps
George Dodds
Arkansas ‘Christian Women's Fellowship
Fi el Dorgdo, Salinlay Tigh
Mary Louise Copeland
Wake Village
Tex
Ruth Nolte
Haskell Jones
Arkansas Broadcasters Association
Arkansas Children’s Colony
Presbyterian Synod of Arkansas
Little Rock
J. C. Carlton
Dale
Eau Garth, Fla
Hospital Notes listing admitted and discharged patients
A hospital notices list many admitted patients including Tinney Young J C Daniels Ressten Jim Cannon McNab Oscar Poindexter Washington J T Hodges Ivy Godwin John Bagley Oscar Stuart Mary Jones Nellie Daughtery Louise Gamble David Allen McNeil Herman Gossien Don Brown C Y Carlton Ruby Skinner Ellen Fullerton A M Taylor Louis Janney L L Pastor John Adams Mrs Walters and others with multiple Hope Fulton Emmet Texarkana and Powell locations. discharge entries appear for several patients including Ray Charles Melt and Mrs Curl ticks.
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Tinney Young
Hope
J. C. Daniels
Ressten
Jim Cannon
Tom Purvis
Wiliam Arnold
Fulton
Gorton Bayless
Thomas Fenwick
Jy Hope
Nellie Daugherty
Rig Hope
Louise Gamble
George Adams
David Allen McNeil
Herman Gossien
Hayne
Don Brown
C. Y. Carlton
Rosston
Ruby Skinner
Morgun Palvick
Re 4Ope; Mrs. Ellen Fullerton, Emmet; Mrs. A. M. Taylor, Hope; Mrs. Louis Janney
Texarkaiu
L. L- Pas
Tor
John Adams
J. €. Walters
Puluin
Curl Ticks
Washington
Sarah Schenck Hope
Bryan Clark
Tope
Adbert
Powell
Lewisville
J. T. Tye
Emmet
Danny Shap Joy
Prescott
Joy Teese
Archery Club Promises Fair Awards By Skill Levels
The article describes an archery club's tiered award system with classes 106, 175, 178, and 249 plus broader ranges 0 76 to 24 and 76 to 174 to ensure equal chances for beginners. It notes top finishers like Roy Warren, J D Boswell, and others, and invites everyone to join at the Armory on Thursday nights for practice and field-range access.
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Chiavlas
Gough
Dia Faye Dames
Linighing
Johe
Jimmy
Boswell
Mitchall LaGrone
Bob ‘Neville
Roy Warren
J. D. Boswell
Warren
Palots
Rosivest
Roy Dale Fry
Mole
Lawitds
Klohs
Thive
Are Modern Teenagers So Bad A Dorothy Dix View
Dear Modern Teen-ager: I spent weeks with teenage gangs in New York City researching juvenile delinquency for articles. They were not immoral but lacked values and guidance. Upbringing mattered. many parents hung out in saloons or lived in squalor, so they taught little about right and wrong. If you ask are modern teenagers bad, my answer is ignorance yes but not by nature.
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Dorothy DIX
New York City
Children's Court
Téferd Matory
M.S
M.S. TL
Jocal Soula
Gange
Els
Lo Ln Hoguther
Lbsan Bello
Mom
Dear Readers Notes on Love and Daily Dilemmas
A noisy blend of personal inquiries covers marriage, custody, and social advice. Readers discuss balancing relationships with children, financial support, and education while navigating romance, dances, and family opinions in a late 19th to early 20th style advice column.
Smiths tied to Arkansas riot case and Paris security
A hostile clash between police and segregationists in Little Rock and a 20 year old son of the police chief, Eugene Smith, facing charges reveal a city tense over civil rights. Eight civil rights suits totaling 490 050 were filed. A future examination will decide a permanent successor as acting chief. Khrushchev’s Paris visit prompts heavy security with patrols and aircraft, as 120 motorcycle policemen accompany him and guards are posted along routes.
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Snilli
Agil
Ry Ee. Gliasenets
Mindor-Siicile
Lo Smith
Yaliadl
Negrnes
Lille Roole Central
Smith
Smitty
Surly All Awatk Tinul de Lemindtion
Raymonil
Eugene Smith
Puilly Rity
Sewey
France
Leain
Paliceman
Khrushehev
Fuhotage
Paris
Khrushchev
Rhrishehey
France Plans Tight Security for Khrushchev Visit
France moves to deploy unprecedented guards and security screens for Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during his visit, amid protests and widespread precautions. The plan includes public-area confinement, crowd control, and potential political refugee considerations as the schedule shifts and security details expand.
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Davir Mason Pas
France
Promie
Nikita Khyuglichos
Hig Vist
Vednusilay
Ouly Yupgostav
Rao
Khrushchev
Tron Curejan
Cyrsivd
Islands
Unclear fragmentary text from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and phrases but lacks clear events or structure. The lines mention Mise O'Connell, a valley reference, a friend, and scattered names like Pavel and Marty. overall, the passage is unreadable and does not present a coherent news item.
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Mise O'Connell
Pavel Toll
Molen
Marty
Olive
Larceny Case Ties to College Student and Family
A student from a regional college faced larceny charges after a series of burglaries involving drugs and a stove repair. He, married with two children, earned $250 a day during a two year spell and was suspended from prison terms. His parents appeared in court as details of the case emerged, including his expulsion from the college amid family turmoil and a patrol of conflicting testimonies.
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Cunnec
Fivsling College
Studens
Prisuin Saurence
Vmte
Flarding
Coleg
Ratty A
Pam
Smilly House
Smiths
Mesdali M
Davis
Lle
Noel
Fragmented OCR tale teases wartime shelter tale
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a scene with animals and people, mentioning a fox, a rabid condition, and references to a boy or father figure. The text is too corrupted to establish a clear event, date, or location.
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