Society Notes at First Baptist Church and Local Gatherings
Society items describe a First Baptist Church gathering with a church event featuring Dr. Bivin Choctaw singer and a cookout offering two Indian dishes. Also listed are plans for Garratt Memorial Baptist Church Workers Sunday School meeting at Mrs. Dale Tomemaker’s home, an AB chapter P D meeting hosted by Mrs. H O St, and a Friendship Class social at Hervey’s home with Chambless as co host.
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First Baptist Church
B. Byohk
Bivitt
Hugh Yates
Ee. Beverley
Beyarley
Bivin Choctaw McDian
Gloretia
Workera
Garratt Memorial Barst Church
Brit
Hothe
Dale Tomemaker
West
Ave. B. Street
Roberts
Iip Friendship Class of the Baptist
Hervey
West 5Th Street
Cece Chambless
Carnegie Club Meeting Postponed for Pilgrimage
The Carnegie Club meeting scheduled for Tuesday March was postponed for a Pilgrimage to Dogwood. Teals attended by members of Plain Dealing Louisiana making the trip from the Garden Club. Attendees included Mrs neh Moore, Mrs. P. H. Webb, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. James Stew, C. Carlton and Mrs.
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Dogwood
Plain’ Dealing
Louisiana
Garden Club
Neh
Moore
P. H., Webb
Williams
James Stew
C, Carlton
Home Demonstration Club meetings feature cancer education
The March gatherings of several clubs include demonstrations on breast self examination, patterns for home shoes, and space-saving kitchen hacks. Mrs. Lorraine B. Wylie leads cancer awareness efforts with the American Cancer Society and a film shown to members, while groups from McCaskill Sweet Home Melrose and Melrose host programs on organization, devotional readings, bake sale planning, and health signals.
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Lorr
Wylie
Homie
Hinton
Gstration
Baines
American Cancer Instration
McCaskill
J. A. Rowland
McCaskill Home Demonstration Club
Rowland
Lorraine B. Wylie
Ernest Graham
American Cancer Society
John Stephens
Orval Wortam
Homer Rhodes
Sweet Home
O. L. Ward
Sweet Home Home Demonstration Club
Carl Brown
Ward
Brown
J. EB. Ward
Otis Hardy
Harald Ingram
Sweet Home Church
Communist party softens anti Stalin line in Rome
Italian Communist deputies received a milder briefing on the Stalin critique after Palmiro Togliatti advised cushion for rank and file. He argued Stalin erred but greatness remains. In Paris, Jacques Dilios echoed a similar stance at the Moscow party congress report. Officials in San Gimignano and Siena were duped by students posing as Egyptians, rolling out a Red carpet hoax. Tiflis radio criticized local police for order failures, hinting at rioting after denouncements of Stalin. Soviet veterans invited to visit the United States by Americans met in Germany in 1945 will return the visit. Nationalist Chinese patrols sank a Communist junk near Wuchiu. Brazil and East Germany plan talks on exchanging coffee and cotton for German machinery. Brazil dropped visa requirements for travelers from American nations.
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Rome
Italin Communist Party
Waly
Red Party
Palmiro Togliatti
Togliatti
Stalin
Paris
Jacques Dilelos
Communist Party
Moscow
Sienna
Haly
Ttalian
Walia
San Gimignac
Sienan
Munich
Germany
Tiflis
Soviet Georgia
Free Radio Liberation
Josef Stalin
Red
London
Germegyn
United States
Quake Jolts Guayaquil Tests Ecuador Port City
A strong, prolonged earthquake shook Guayaquil, Ecuador's Pacific port city home to about 260,000 people. No damages or casualties are reported in the readable text.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Pacific
Ceylon Requests US Aid for Ratmalana Airport Upgrade
Colombo reports that Ceylon asked the United States for 1 million dollars to improve Ratmalana airport runway. In Peru near the Ecuador border a 20 second earthquake caused no casualties or damage. Uruguay banks negotiate a 30 million loan to Uruguay announced yesterday.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Célon
United States
Ratmalana
Tumbes
Peru
Montevideo
Uruguay
Dear Miss Dix Advice on marriage and dating conflicts
Dorothy Dix offers guidance on a troubled marriage with religious differences and financial strain. A teen questions dating an older boy, while a young woman seeks reliable commitment from a service member. The column stresses personal responsibility, parental authority, and practical steps.
Prescot t Rose Garden Club Meeting Note
The March meeting of the Rose Garden Club met at Mrs J Ed Smith home with Mrs Julius Adams assisting. Pruning and fertilizing was the program. Gifts and floral arrangements highlighted the afternoon with several members noted for charm and hospitality. A birth announced for Donna Kay on March 20 at Cora Donnell Hospital.
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Rosé Garden
Rose Garden Club
J. Ed Smith
Julius Adams
A. M. Rettig
Jasse Porter
Horace Jones
Bobby Whitmarsh
Donna Kay
Cora Donnell Hospital
Grady Cox
English Pictures Lack Sex Appeal Says English Pictures Lack Sex Appeal
Bee-Hum Hollywood reports Joan Collins contends English cinema lacks sex appeal. She cites producer choices favoring male-centered or non-sex driven topics and notes Diana Dors’ fame stems more from publicity than film work. Collins argues English audiences and producers overlook opportunities for female-led stories.
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Bee - Hum
Hollywood Tf
Joan Collins
Collins
Gil
England
The
Isles
Dina Wynter
Jack Hawkins
Jack
Marilyn Monroe
Diana Dors
Double-M
Diana
Joan
Confusion for Democrats in Eisenhower Era Campaign
James Marlow reports that Democrats face an unsettled nominating race with Kefauver Stevenson and Southern resistance shaping a volatile convention. Southern and farm issues threaten unity, while Republicans bank on prosperity. The piece notes potential defections from Virginia Texas Florida and Tennessee, and hints at a Southern veto over civil rights policy.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Minnesota
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
South Carolina
South
Virginia
Texas
Florida
Negro Student in Alabama Case Plans to Wed Protest Leader
Miss Lucey McLucy, expelled as part of campus racial tensions, announced plans to marry Rev. H. C. Foster in Dallas and then seek re entry to the University of Alabama or pursue other universities such as Texas. Foster, a Tyler student minister, supports her bid for re entry and plans to continue pastoral duties.
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Dallas
Auberi McLucy
University of Alabama
Bby
Fishes
H. C. Foster
Tyler
East Texas
Miles College
Birmingham
Foster
Lucey
Alabama
University of Texas
Lucy
Aloifte
Ernest Estell
St. John Baptist Church
Miss Lucy
New York
Butler College
Fractured Voices as Election Warnings Stir Labor and Farm Voters
The piece analyzes fears that warnings about labor unrest and Taft-Hartley repeal linger as election day nears. It notes past union clashes in 1947 and 1952, Kefauver's push to repeal, and suggests Eisenhower’s presence may still tilt Remain in favor of Republicans unless farmer discontent spreads.
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Itu
Congress
Kefauver
Eisenhower
Minnesota
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Crippled Children’s Home
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D. M. Kent Jed
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Melrose
H. #. Patterson
Melrose Home
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Doyle Rogers
Lyle Allen
Rogers
W. C. Saunders
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Shenger
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Wuchiu
Defense Ministry
Wuehiu
Midway
Quemy
Matsu
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
East Germany
Hope Auto
Ford Motor Company
Tom
Frank McLarty
Hope Auto Co
Arion Green
Memphis
Tom, McLarty
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Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Florence
Qbey Parente Deas
Rudy
O Ae
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Child ‘Head
Mr. Allen
Oa. K
Jean
Dolly
Prescott News
Bob Yarbough
Lester Garrett
George Cunningham
Dub Shelton
Garrett
Helen Roberts
Sam Gautscheer
N. A. Peters
Ernest Bolton Jr
Tom Birdsong
Paul Harris
Billy Shelton
Rufus Stovall
Michawaka
Ind
A. V. Regnier
A. V. Regnier Jr
Japan
Regnier
Department of Army
Washington, D. C
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Mattie Harris
Jesse Crow
Carl Palrymple
Jewel Long
Magnolia
E. N. Murry
E. B. Murry
Macon
Miss
RB. P. Haniby
Jack White
Waldo
Roy Duke
Tea Home
Robert Maxwell
Texarkana
Hays
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Britain
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Benton, Arkansas
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