Social notes from Garland area clubs and meetings
The March society page lists Lilay Garden Club gatherings at Mrs. Kelly Bryant's home and various events at Garland schools, the Jippe Country Club luncheon bridge, a driving safety film night, and a Westayan Service Guild supper. Also noted are PTA and American Legion Auxiliary meetings with officer reports, a Girls State selection, and social gatherings at local homes with attendees and hosts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Alberson
Lest Mems
Jippe Country Club
Attendees at Mrs. Denver McDaniel Funeral
Relatives and friends gathered Monday for the funeral of Mrs. Denver McDaniel. Present were Mr and Mrs Vernon Gubn of Lake Charles Louisiana and the Reverend and Mrs Richard Johnson of South Carolina among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver McDaniel
Vernon Gubn
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Richard Johnson
South Carolina
Doc Richards
Pret Ribachs
Emmet
Lissicussell
Bodenw
Lloyd Shelly
Arkadelphia
Patterson
West Moretant
Pred Ferguson
Little Rock
Freight Rhodes
Prescott
Camden hosts weekend guests from several families
Cecil Bowers of Camden and Mr and Mrs J K May of Bod enw welcomed visitors over the weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert McKamie and children, Mr and Mrs Raymond McKamie and son, Mr and Mrs Troy Spencer and daughter. Mrs James T Luck and son of Port Worth Texas are visiting the Fred Lucks this week while J T Luete tours with colleges of the State ih Qehalf of Southwestern Batiste Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. May
Bodenw
Robert McKamie
Raymond ‘McKamie
jTroy Spencer
James T. Luck and Son
Port Worth
Texas
Fred Lucks
J. T. Luete
Ih Qehalf
Southwestern Batiste Theological Seminary
Hospital Notes from Hope Area Admits and Discharges Mixed
A long hospital notes item lists numerous admissions and discharges in Hope and neighboring areas. Names include Mickey Powell Beatrice Bostner Julia Ghester Mrs J T Wright Walter Hawe thorne and many others. Several births noted with dates such as March 22 14. The record also mentions families from Palmos Saratoga Emmet and Moscow and several Oglethorpe Road addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Powell
Palimos
James Wreyford
Hope
Lenne Maxwell
J. T. Wright
I Hope
Beatrice Bostner
Hope Bandra Hollis
Palmos
Win
Ived Ruyter
Ape
Brice Any Jdersea
Walter Hawethorne
Fulton
Albert Brown
W. W. Mabon Eerie
W. W. Mabon Eerie. Dischargerd, Tra
Ady Mouser
Ruth Hope
W. B. Smith
My. Tom &. Lively
Hepe
Mr. T
Hortsilekl Rt
Billy Ray Brown
J. J. Bennett
Radurieh Powell
Cave Greenlee Hope
A. L. Ross
Hazel Fontaine
Saratoga
Linda 'Gail Rogers
Washingteh Alderthy Scalt
Dads Ani
Washington
Apt
Grace Vickers
Emmet
Johnnie O'Grian
Sandra l Lewise
Fane
Neware Coltier
Tru Cox
Stephens
Ark
Sallie Lawrence
Nwinen Moore
Tom Huckabee
Lila Allwhite
Roy McElvogue
Carisic
Iowa
Hope Me
Cartel Youun
of. R. King Sartiaya
Joe Barentine Mopo
Orville Rosenbows
Dputhon
Mel
Jack Lowery Hope
Columbus Town Demonstration Club May Meeting Recap
Mrs. Virgin e B Welle demonstrated seven facts on pans and standards at the Columbus Tume Demonstration Club meeting hosted by Mrs. B C Webb. Mrs L J Boyce Jr led, with cancer fund drive plans and a devotional reading from Matthew. Talent night plans and gifts for the Girls 4H House in Fayetteville were set, with prizes won by Mrs Delaney and Mrs Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrgine B. Welle
Columbus Trume
B. C. Webb
L. J. Buoyee, Jr
Boyce
Ernest Graham
Hope
Cancer Society
L. K. Hoyce
Dixie
Jed
J. B. Delaney
Fayetteville
Bully Webb
L. K. Boyce
Peizey
Delaney
Webb
Mres
J. C. Tipp
Cridwell
L. VM
Frozen foods demonstration at Melrose club meeting
Mrs Kenon Huckabee led a frozen foods demonstration for the Melrose Home Demonstration Club on March 17 at Mrs M W Volentine’s home. She stressed blanching and proper packaging while a committee was formed to plan the upcoming Floral show and talent program. Plans include a $1 per member contribution and a move of the meeting date to Lutnay, with several members listed for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Milary
M. U
Devil O'Steen
Earl Bailey
Woodard Cox
Amarisa
Mesdames B
J. Butler
J. ¥. Moore Jy
Harold Brenuts
Cecil O'Steen
J. M. Rogers, Jr
Esivl Bailey
Horace Hubbard
Harry Phillips
Lynda O'stéen
Kenon Huckabee
Melrose Home Demonstration Club
M. HW. Volentine
Mia
Otho Rehons
Weir Owen
Mitel
Wis
Hrekghee
Clive Hall Andietorino Oh
Giely
Roberts
J. M. Harkett
Owen
Mines
Wide Inn
Paul Dov
Fewell
Percy Tentoy
Butterson
Jin Gabh
Krad Shayé Harkett
Beaven
Roberts Dyagon
Puck Jabea
Ayill Il
Dear Miss Dix Advice Columns on Family Trust and Boundaries
Emily asks how to handle her husband’s affair with a nanny and a split family life. Dorothy Dix counsels decisive separation of finances, stable home duties, and the husband’s obligation to support children, urging firm boundaries. A second item urges a neighbor to stop enabling abusive boundaries and to practice saying no. A third notes teenage girls’ risky association with a careless friend and suggests new peer circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Gaura
Martin
Emily R
Slim
Laura
Laur
Bruan Winner
Dan
Dix
Sam
Tno
Hinton Home Demonstration Club maps March meeting highlights
The Hinton club emphasized food, with Mrs Manror Kent detailing freezer friendly foods and tips, plus film demonstrations on pan selection and baked goods standards. Visitors Mrs Nan Cage and Mrs Wrivst Graham spoke on cancer awareness, while plans for future events and a freezing foods demonstration at Baker Club were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
Hinton Home
Mes
Manror Kent
Dion
Lorraine B. Wylie
Hope Demonstration Ager
Nan Cage
Wrivst Graham
Jim‘ay Griffin
A. N. Rider
Berlin Jones
C. L. Cave
Oliver Rider
Eldridge Formby
Rle Hollis
Stella Adams
Bryan Camp
Edyward May
Glen McDonald
No Negligence in Atom Bomb Test
Senator Hickenlooper, vice chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, stated there is nothing to indicate negligence in the Marel 11 bomb test that accidentally exposed 287 people to radiative dust. He noted no evidence of fault by the test team or officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabiuington
Stem Rourke DB
Hickenlamer
R-la
Persens
Hickenlobper
Senate House
Bierut Steps Up in Commie World
In postwar Poland, premier Bierut resigns to become first secretary of the ruling United Polish Workers Communist party. Josef Cyrankiewicz, who had led government reorganizations since November 1, 1098, is restored as premier. Western observers link the shift to Moscow plans as a broader move toward committee governance in the Communist world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Bolestawwieryt
United - Polish Iworkers
Itt
Josef Cyrankis
Wes
Velna
Moscow
Satlin
Tse
Ais
Paland
Mishap Investigation Focused on Stormie Tests
A fragment suggests congressmen demand an investigation into mis hap while denying treason or negligence in tests. The committee quietly receives information on stormie affairs, including the ree lant test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timat
Scone
Stormie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scout Uecihig
Seven W'Ciuchk al Garkind School
Jen
Iprovemoen
Lieetete Lrogpers
Fripay Muse Club
Will Yneel Moursday
March
Meg
Garrett
Talbol Fella
Cochos Tess
Homos Canhon Willyine
Is Melody Mala
Dance Mckenzie
Salueday
Stovniyss
Andy Andrews
Howard Byers
Mayille Day Booths
Parlamnetarian
Jack Flulding
Phest
Dimes Gross
Qiaicroan
Heid
Garland School
Qwen Ailing
Tiveds
Gerland
Pmr
Jimmy Jones
Fom
Audienc
Hubert Cornelius
Harold Butler Ld
R. L. MetCgin
Jess Gilliam
Hubert Ornelius
Iayald Butlerith
Lieblong
American Legion Auxiliary
Clyde
Dale Wilson
W. WL. Gunterag
Tre
Joe Rees
M. M. McCloughan
B. P
Neal
Texarkana
Girls
Reese
Eliairman
Vic Cobb
F. I. Lich- Jong
Kathleen Maltory
W. G. Allison
Masslighill
W. CG. Allison
Ralph Royton
Tr. 8. McDavid
H. MM, Olsen
Vince Hendrix
Edwin Ward
J. M. Houston
Saenger
Emile Meer
Frank Faylen
Ia Gordon
Rip von Winkle
Cecil Bowers
Camden
Columbus
Melrose
Jefferser
Ilusiot
Helene
Dorothy DIX
Baker Home
Bierut
Commie
of Chatman
Helaty Hinrut
Lefan
Matuszewskd
Chairn
Hilary Mine
Jacob
Bern
Healse
Creomuelion
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