Social and Personal Calendar and Club News
A crowded social calendar includes church and club meetings in Hope with notes on postponed events, new officers elected at Willing Workers class, a kitchen shower for Miss Bonnie Anthony, and many visits by residents to relatives in Dallas, Conway, Little Rock, and Kansas City. Hospital notes mention discharges and new arrivals, with several local women serving on committees and hosting gatherings.
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Easterling
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Fellowship Wall
Sire Upam Holdridge
J.W. Mahon
Silas Easterling
Hampton
Maple Simms
Mable Rosenbaum
W.W. White
Arch. Moore Emews Mission
Bonnie Anthony
Donald Westbrook
Kimberly
Mes
Oakhaven
Miss Anthony
Anthony
Ralph Routon
Betty Martin
Maxine Bowden
Prudence _Parker
New York Debutante to Wed British Golf Champion
Joanne Connelley New York’s debutante of the year will wed Robert Sweeny former British Amateur champion and RAF hero at St Edward’s church Palm Beach March 24. The 18 year old will be married by railroad tycoon Robert R Young at 4 40 p m. A reception at Christopher Dunphy’s home will follow before the couple heads to Augusta to play in the masters tournament. Sweeny 37 owns a manor near London and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross in World War II. The couple plan to leave for England after the ceremony.
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Palm Beaen
Fla
Joanne Connelley
New York
Robert Sweeny
Miss. Connelley
Huntington Watts
Robert R. Young
St. Edw Ward's
Sweeny
Christopher Dunphy
Augusta
Sokepoges
London
Driving Through Italy A Nightmarish Canal Stop
The narrator recalls a Sunday delay fixing a car flat near Verona, crowds gathering in a yard, and a stubborn canal full of stagnant water. They witness poverty and limited English among locals, with scenes of canal life, barges, and a young man who could speak English, reflecting stark contrasts between travelers and Italian towns.
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Page One
Padua
Venice
Verona
Italy
Irty
DS Ody
Musser
Nightmare Motor Trouble in Venice Ends in Calm Ferry Ride
The narrator recalls a painful road trip with a flat tire near a mysterious crowd, aided by two policemen who lent help. In Venice, cars vanish and transport shifts to electric trolley buses, boats, and gondolas as the traveler explores St. Mark's Square across a city built on a chain of islands.
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Maly
Esso
Venice
Gle
Venica
iMost
St. Mark's Square
Ven“ter
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Serena
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Otis Mnton
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Jeanette Minton
al i Ieining Draught's Business College
Oscar Greenberg and Sons
Fup, Robertson, Sr
Rogers
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sIionid Stanley
Stanky
Frances Bigler
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Kansas City
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Fred Robertson
Freddie
Conway
J.A. Boyett
Mr. Robertson
Hope
Stan Zuck
Roberts and
Timothy
Rockford, Illinois
Uck
Charles Bryan
Mr. Bryan
C.F. Wiggins
Mary Elizabeth Colemai
Little Rock
B.F. Slater
Toxahana
C.kimberly
Mertian
Virginia Ann Magness
Emmet
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Arkadelphia
McCail
Hotel Marion
Arkansas Hamer Rconomics Association
Julia Chester Hospital Armithed
John C. Morton
Eulas Burke
Marine Vines
Ada Talley
RAW Deal
Dennis O'Keefe Claire Trevor Marsha Hunt
Blake's
Chambray
Hope, Ark
Sweeney
Royal and Ancient Club
Cradle of Golf
St. Andrews
Scotland
England
Miss Connelley
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Saenger - Sun
Mon
Techiice
Thornton & Minor Clinic
Thornton Alinor
Gioson Drug
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America
Mos
Tol-E- Tex Company
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