Society events and meetings in Hope area May 2 to May 11
The May schedule lists the Supreme Forest Woodman Circle Popular Grove meeting at 7:15 p.m. on May 2 with a bridal shower for Edith Rateliff, a May 3 music program by Mrs. Gosnell's pupils, May 4 Gardenia Garden Club activities and Eastern Star and Guernsey TLD clubs meeting, a bake sale May 6, and a First Baptist organ program May 7. WMS and W.M.S. circles hold talks, Royal Service planning, and devotional programs through May 11, with luncheon and social moments noted and church groups hosting gatherings. The report records multiple club meetings, missionary circle reports, and a Friday Bridge Club gathering hosted by Mrs. M. M. McCloughan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodman Circle
Edith Rateliff
Will Jeson Fletcher
Trotter
Gan
Robert Ellis
T.C
Amanda Tinkle Missionary Circle
Clarence Geist Jis
Homer Ic
Beverley
W.S.C.S
P. Young, Jr
First Methodist Church
E. P. Young, Jr
Bob ‘Turney
George Frazier
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Miz
Arch Wylie
Steven Bader
Coming and Going
Nancy Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Cox of Fulton a Belhaven College senior spent the past weekend in Pensacola and other Florida points. Mr and Mrs A Q Smith visited church in Corinth and called on Carroll Smith family en route to Buckner to see Mrs R B Smith. The Rev and Mrs Gordon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Cox
Herbert Cox
Fulton
Belhaven College
Jackson
Pensacola
Florida
A. Q. Smith
Corinth
Waldo
Carroll Smith
Buckner
R. 8 Smith
Tension Mounts in South Africa At Warmbaths
Police clashed with Africans striking against a white official in Warmbaths, 100 miles north of Johannesburg. Initial reports said two Africans died and four were wounded when police opened fire, later revised to one death and two hospitalizations as authorities clarified casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Warmbaths
Nation Seeks Divine Guidance at Academy Dedication
President Kennedy delivered a message for the interfaith chapel dedication at the U S Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point Long Island. He said the nation seeks divine guidance in hours of thanksgiving and peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Point
N.Y
Kennedy
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Long Island
Shooting ruled justifiable homicide in Blytheville
Coroner Jim Stovall ruled the Blytheville fatal shooting by a police officer justifiable homicide. Hollis Andrews, about 50, bled to death after being felled by a shotgun during a confrontation in which he stabbed Joe Chin and threatened bystanders before surrendering was ordered to drop a weapon and fired upon by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blytheville, Ark
Jim Stovall
Blytheville
Charles Short
Hollis Andrews
Short
Andrews
Joe Chin
Dear Helen Dear L and Troubled by In-Laws guidance column
Dorothy Dix advises a junior grappling with cheating rumors and a broken trust find accountability, study hard, and build back credibility to secure a college recommendation. A second reader asks about in-law power dynamics. Helen reassures there is no law forcing domestic labor and suggests polite, firm boundaries with the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Gore
Lwisband
Tie
Telon
Tess
Andrew Malin
New Haven
Conn
Lumberton brewer and kin join Dallas gathering circuit
Brewer from Lumberton and his son visited Luther Higgason and Mrs. Marsha Maddux in Waco, Tex., while Rev. Robert Hyatt from Mil lington, Venn, speaks for the Presbyterian General Assembly in Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins hosted as Jim James and Ardy Andrews attended the Texas Lions Club convention in El Dorado this past weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsha Maddux
Lloyd T. Taylor
Waco, Tex
P. L. Perkins
Robert Hyatt
Millington, Venn
B.C. Hyatt
Presbyterian General Assembly
Dallas
Tex
Jim James
Ardy Andrews
State
Lions Club
el Dorado
Hospital Notes Admit List and Discharges Across Towns
In Hope and neighboring towns a long hospital notes list shows admissions including L J Miller and Jim Dodson with others in Fulton Irving and Rosston. Discharges include Mrs Kenneth Wood Mrs Lala Duke and Joann Daniels among many others across Hope McNab Prescott and Ozan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Miller
Hope
R. M. Cook
Fulton
Jim Dodson
Mope
Charles Leslie King
Irving
Texas
Ted Camp
C. A. Hamilton
McCaskill
Lula Ragland
Washington
Joann Daniels
Rosston
William C. Lee
Prescott
Arthur L. Glanton
Emmet
Herbert Raley
McNab
Troy Polk
Howell Harris
Jessie Tyree
Mack Walker
Budell Warren
W. M. Williams
Elnora Armstrong
B. Hodwell
Richard Moss
Kenneth Wood
Druman Hubbard
M. S. Bates
Meiresie Johnson
Ruth Bishop
Lala Duke
Nope
Lorenzie Davis
Charles
Leslie King
C. W. Leverelie
Blevins
Joe Reese
C. PF. Backston
Robert Cook
Pultom
Alton Gilby
Gus Wyatt
Gerald Muldraw
G. W. Hooton
Lola Ragland
Jessie Mae Tyree
Dorothy Dix trademark release note
Dorothy Dix is a registered trademark released by The Bell Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
the Bell Syndicate
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R. L. Gosnell
Gar md Auditorium
Gardenia Garden Club
Steve Carrigan
Order of Eastern Star
Asonic Temple
Jarold Bobo
W.M.C
the Hope Gos Bl Tabernacle
Fellowship
Girt Wms
Hope Association
Earnest
Sue) Wolloway
Japan
Rele
W. MS
W.M.S
West Africa
Martha Hairston
George. Young
Frank Douglas
L. F. Higsi
Aurie Huntley
Mary” Jaeger
May
Elmer’ Bun
R. E. Chism
United States
Cicle
Arg Brents
W.mla
Garrett Memorial Church
W.M.A
Wade Warren
Ted Purtle
Ivy Mitchell
God
Grady Hairston
Ruby Warren
Etta Collins
Angel
Martha Barham
Marcelete
Walnut
Rev
Mrs
Gordon
Southwest
Arkansas
Helen Worden Erskine
Mrs. Malin
Brewer and Son of
Lumberton
Luther Higgason
Sam Nelson
B. B. Staggers
Robe Em Walker
Patmos
J. K. Greene
Ozan
C. Q. Ellis
Father Eunderland
George Bales
L. C. Saunders
George Digeny
Brice Thomas
Clyde Pardue
Ola Coals
James Teague
Diane’s
Fst
Ward & Son Drug Co
E. Second St
Srashion
Bayadare
Roy
Becca