Society Calendar and Civic Group Meetings Schedule
Society calendar lists Back 62 gathering at Garrard School and Ground Observer drill with Air Members, plus Civic Defense and WWC activities. It notes dates March 30 and March 3 through March 9, with meetings at home of Mrs Syd McMath and Jett B Graves Classroom, and events including Hope Federation of Garden Clubs and Hempstead County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs, with attendees from multiple local clubs and churches.
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Corba Wil Nave
Particjbyte Hitc
Dave Jesters
G.O.C
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Franks Williams Hawkins Attend Funeral See Friday
Mrs Cline Franks and Mrs Lemerr Williams join Mrs John Hawkins in a local social note. Pat luck mentioned as served at five. Mrs Norms Oliver traveled Thursday to attend funeral services Friday for her brother. Names include Inlay Arthur Nance.
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Cline Franks
Lemerr Williams
John Hawkins
Pat Luck
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Hospital Notes Menorial Abiilties
Mrs 8 Eoob Rt 1 Hope Mrs BE B Arts Rt 4 Hope Miss Anne Wilson Heope GB Santon Saratoga Willits Asbury Hope Georgia Lee Barber Rt 3 Hope Buena and Vatcy Sinyard Rt Hope Georgia Lee Barber and Baby girl Rh 3 Hope Mrs Rati I Wooks and baby boy Emmiel Mary Allee Jacks RL 3 Hope Mrs Roy H Ransom Bellzht Mrs defershel Johnson Hope Mary Garelyn Cook Hope Patri cia Allen Rt 4d Wimmet Walter Gallfiehl Savetogs Mes Frances dotyes Fmimet Juanita Wade ahd babs Washington Mr and Mrs L K Bayee Jr Culumbus announce the arrival of a baby they Murch 20 1859
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Hope
B. Arts
Anne Wilson
Heope
Santon
Saratoga
Willits Asbury
Georgia Lee Barber
Buena
Vatcy Sinyard
Rati I
Wooks
Emmiel
Mary Allee Jacks
Dunaway, Little Rock Educator, Dies in Conway
O L Dunaway, 80, died after a stroke in Conway. Father of Dey H L Conaway, he chaired the Ackgusas racing commission and taught Bible study. A Conway native and former superintendent of schools in Prescott and Hot Springs, he lived in Conway since 1922 and held degrees from Hendrix and Peabody. He leaves a wife, four sons, one daughter, five brothers and five sisters. Funeral arrangements are at a local funeral home Friday.
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Conway
Ui Osete
Lee Tuawey
Cunaway Hhesyilal Ie
Dey
H. L. Conaway
Ackgusas Racing Commisson
Hepders College
Geurra
Peabody College
Nashville
Penn
Prescott
Teratkana
Vex
Hot Springs
Thunaway
Vertya
Daugster
Dorothy Dix Straight Man Loyalty Not Laughs
Advice column style piece where Dorothy Dix answers readers about relationships focusing on loyalty honesty and humor. The reader seeks how to fit with a humorless partner and how intelligence and humor affect marriage prospects. Dorothy counsels that a witty partner is less essential than steady loyalty and good character in building a family.
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Dorothy DIX
Straight Man
Dorothy Dis
Poppy
Sunday School Lesson on Communion History and Practice
The piece reflects on the communion rite in Methodist and Anglican contexts, recalling Sunday observances, prayers, and the inner spiritual aim of the Lord's Supper. It notes varied quarterly and weekly practices, historical invitations, and the tension between outward ritual and inward devotion in Christian communities.
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Erninus
Alan
Eagle of Common Prayer
Paul
Alfio
Brte
Unclear fragment hints at radio gossip and public talk
Fragmentary text mentions a worn phrase about a jury and branding, references to Joan, Warna, and Miaos, with scattered notes on reputation and gossip. Content is incoherent and lacks a clear event or identifiable sources.
Appeals Filed Over Insurance Payments
Two appeals were filed with the state court over payments to widows of men killed by their wives. The plaintiffs challenged eligibility for benefits totaling over $2,000, claiming government obligations and legal protections were misapplied. The case centers on church tensions and financial support amid disputes over policy coverage and church governance.
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Litle Rock
UPI
Ipf
Hyo
Iran
Ada Nis
Jobisenyilfe
Gouriey
Burke
Bradley Aualies
Th Warren
Bus Lines Propose Rate Hike To Balance Revenue
Live Rock 1up reports the bus company seeking a 2 percent rise to offset decreasing ridership and revenue. Officials from Galena, Alexandria, and Mexico City outline projected losses and indicate potential fare adjustments if no relief occurs. The company anticipates overall income drop and cites a need to fund operations and maintenance.
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Apkansua Combyeree
Agaothe Gal
Whee
Fet Gri Leni Sauter Gihu
Malywei Nowndtrew
Mexandria
Sail Dhe
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Nat Arantid
Luk Nore
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Governor Names Advisory Group for Aging Problems
The governor appointed a special committee of the Southam States Advisory Committee to study aging issues. Members include Sen. Marshal Shackleford, Reg. Haul Van Oaisem, and chair figures from Arkansas. The group aims to address care, employment, and welfare for the aged.
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Rock
Marshal Shackleford
Dorado
Haul van Oaisem
Peeryville
Southam
Landay
Orval Faubus
Shackletard
Weed Tusgelt
Arkaithas Cott
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Cab Scoule
Garlard School
Marah Ad
Marah Ai
Cirele B
B. Tooley
Syd McMath
Dick Watkifis
Hope Federation of Garden Clubs
Marelr
Ablo Amy
Harton Barber
South
Grady
Bbrest
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
Diamond
Hempstead
Hopewell Club
Lester Kent
Liberty
Hil
J. B
Delwrey
Caluorbus
Loy’ Rodgers
Coskit
Idee Woodrow Baker
Baker
Lamar Williams
Winwil
Mira
McWilliamns
Hilston
Elston Willis
Victory
Ma Floyd Phothis
Cleete
Ay Camp
Couchdile
Roy Burke
Foster's Family Shoe Store
Pio
O. L. Dunaway
Little Rock
Thormas Midlay
Tyan Ohivan
FBI
Gil
Maine
Sturia
Rlett
Minny
Yepaes
Balk
Shiley
Lonoke
Dorothy Rise
Saenger
Asia
Weatt
Loria Talbott
Don Haggerty
Saing
Williew E Gilroy
Joan
Warna
Duar Marni
Jan Ublaachy
Bayer Puy Blerhon
Eve Lal Yun
Alwaya
Thigoure Church
Redler
Howe
Davis
Governor Names Advisory Group
Tuule
Ufa
Gibson
Hei Eis
Marcelete
Ruth
Piro
Oakcrest
Ta ‘Hempstead
Hazel
Vince Daroff
America
Nere
Sue Ma
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