Local Society Notes Highlight Meetings and Luncheon
The V F W Auxiliary plans a 7 30 p m Tuesday meeting at the hut with a book review by Mrs Jim McKenzie. Federation district gathering in Arkadelphia draws several Hope area attendees at Henderson College on Oct 31. Mr and Mrs W R King host a luncheon at the Barlow Hotel on Oct 28 with guests including Mrs Will McClung Mrs R P Hamby Dr G D Royston and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McKenzie
The
Federation of Garden Clubs
Henderson College
Hope
Arthur Martin
Lahroy Spates
A. A. Holbert
E. O. Wingfield
Ralph Routon Jr
E. J. Ogran
Mrs. W. R. King
Barlow Hotel
W. R. King
Memphis
Tennessee
Will McClung
Morriston
R. P. Hamby
Prescott
G. D. Royston
Hope and Blevins
Mattie Royston
J. J. Battle
Fulton
Bessie Trimble
Joe Wilson
J. W. Butler
Washington
King
Gardenia Garden Club Meets November Second at 2 30
The Gardenia Garden Club will meet Wednesday November 2 at 2 30 p m in the home of Mrs Charles Baker with co hosts Mrs Leonard Fats and Mrs Carl Bryan. Members are reminded to bring a dried flower arrangement to the meeting.
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Gardenia Garden Club
Charles Baker
Leonard Fats
Carl Bryan
Local clubs schedule meetings for early November
CES chapter 328 will meet November 3 at 7 30 p m at Green Laseter Home Demonstration Club meets November 4 at 2 p m at Episcopal Church Mrs John B Gardner Jr leads World Community Day program theme Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread Speaker O A Graves Organist Luther Holloman Women of all denominations invited to bring warm clothing and denim for overseas aid Episcopal tea follows Rose Garden Club hosts November 4 at Mrs Dale Wilson home with co host Mrs L D Barnum program by Mrs H O Kyler members to bring rooted plants for exchange
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Unit
United Council of Church Women
Episcopal Church
John B. Gardner, Jr
O. A. Graves
Luther Holloman
Episcopal
Rose Garden Club
Dale Wilson
L. D. Barnum
H. O. Kyler
U D C Meeting Postponed to November 10
The U D C meeting set for Thursday has been postponed to Thursday November 10. An announcement will follow about the meeting place.
Mrs O C Cook Returns Home From Kansas City Hospital
Friends of Mrs. O C Cook will be glad to know she is home from a hospital in Kansas City Missouri.
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O. C. Cook
Kansas City
Missouri
Coming and Going Mrs Zachry Joins Husband Abroad
Mrs Janelle Zachry daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Burkey left Monday for Seattle entry en route to Japan where her husband Sgt John W Zachry is stationed at Camp Younghans They were joined by Mrs John McGee and daughter Marcia Lynn who left Sunday for Independence Missouri after a visit and were accompanied home by Mrs Charles Bader who will stay two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janelle Zachry
Joe Burkey
Seattle
Washington
Japan
Sgt
L c John W. Zachry
Camp Younghans
John McGee
Marcia Lynn
Independence
Missouri
H. E. Benson
Charles Bader
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements From Hope Ark
Admitted list includes Betty Blackwood Otto Baker W S Crane B C Cox James Anderson all in Hope and surrounding Rt. addresses. Discharged names include Mary Bright Ed Brown and William Bright and baby girl, and Steve Lloyd of Hope. Birth notices report a baby girl for Mr and Mrs James Anderson on Oct 31 1955 and twin boys for Mr and Mrs Grady Hinton on Nov 1 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Blackwood
Hope
Otto Baker
Ozan
Ark
W .S. Crane
B. C.cox
James Anderson
Mary Bright
Ed Brown
William Bright
Steve Lloyd
Hope, Ark
Grady Hinton
Grace Kelly Reveals Weight Struggles On The Swan Set
Hollywood star Grace Kelly admits occasional dieting during filming of The Swan. On set late morning she snacks on celery and carrots with dried apricots nearby and explains her German heritage influences her eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Grace Kelly
Court Docket at Hope Municipal Court 1955
A 1955 Hope Arkansas municipal court docket lists guilty pleas and fines for driver license and drunkenness charges, several cash bond forfeitures, and pleas in aggravated assault, reckless driving, gambling with minors, speeding, and intoxicating liquor selling. Civil cases include attachments and garnishments with dismissals or motions. notable entries include State and City dockets with multiple individuals and corporate parties. The notice ends with a recipe teaser for candied prunes served cold meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Lee Collier
Altha Shaw
Joe Prator
Johnnie Walker
Perry Woods
Allen H. White
Luther Butler
Charlie Hill
Walter Messer
Buck Brown
Coleman Montgomery
T. C. Hill
Jake Bradford
Floyd Huntley
Charles Johnson
J. T. Thomas
J. T. Fuller
I. B. Davis
Arzo Barker
Willie Spearman
William Cowles
McKinley Nelson
John Campbell
Herman Vaughn
Southland Construction Company
Kelly Walton
Elizabeth Crow
Plymouth
Commercial Credit Corporation
Nova Phillips
Jimmy Phillips
Irving McFadden
Jimmie Nash
Williams Flour and Feed Company
J. M. McElroy
Ed B. Mooney, Inc
Oatmeal Diet Keeps Kelly Curves in Check for Studio Time
The piece notes how she starts with oatmeal to curb hunger until 11, avoids a doughnut routine, and maintains a light lunch with a heavier dinner. It mentions a City of Hope dinner honoring Los Angeles publishers, a weekly bill for indulgences, and limited exercise while working. Plans include returning east next spring and seeking a play under her MGM contract with a possible leave.
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Kelly
City of Hope
Los Angeles
New York
MGM
Elevator shoes for the bride to gain height on wedding day
Dorothy Dix counsels a bride-to-be to choose elevator shoes to gain height so she can wear a small heel with a suit or dress. She advises it is better to appear taller than the groom than wear flats. A second note humorously cites a teen romance where dating costs are unready for a boy with limited money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Debbie
Advice Wanted Dear Miss Dix Air Force Love Letters
Dear Miss Dix advises readers on handling friend problems in love. In the first letter a buddy fears a girlfriend may change plans about marriage. The columnist urges thoughtful, asked for advice but warns against meddling when not asked. In the Virginia exchange Al is portrayed as unreliable about work and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Air Force
Warren's Daughter to Wed a Doctor
Nina Warren 22 daughter of Chief Justice Earl Warren gained a marriage license to wed Dr Stuart Brien 33 Beverly Hills physician. The couple both will marry for the first time and plan remain undecided on wedding details after her polio illness on November 7 1950 the day her father was sworn in.
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Santa Monica
Calif. W
Nina
Honey Bear) Warren
Earl Warren
Stuart Brien
Beverly Hills
Calif
Spring Hill Honor Roll List And School Honors
Honor roll for Spring Hill Elementary lists first six weeks achievers across grades one to six with names including Scotty Key Ronnie Kidd Cecilia Archer and Barbara Cox High School honors show high honors for tenth through twelfth grades with multiple students noted For a time her legs were paralyzed but she recovered fully Supt. reelected for a third term as California governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
Scotty Key
Ronnie Kidd
Cecilia Archer
Sarah Lou Brown
Dennis Turner
Rebecca Nell Martin
Mary Nell Townsend
Lilla Powell
Donnn Harvell
Jo Carolyn Curtis
Aubrey Sanders
Gary Anderson
Adelia Taylor
Dianna Anderson
Brenda Cox
Jackie Kidd
Barbara Townsend
Toni Williams
Michall Archer
Errol Arledge
Jackie Martin
Gerry Powell
Brenda Sanders
Connie Martin
Dennis Polk
Kenneth Porterfield
Sharon Starnes
Judy Smith
Nancy _ Allison
Claudine Powell
Linda McCoy
Jimmy Applegate
Barbara Cox
Mary Lou Maxwell
Edna Sue Harvel
Patricia Martin
Spring Hill High School
Richard Greenshaw
Johnny Faye Stark
Thomas Burns
Linda Galloway
J.D. Raschke
Carolyn Sanders
Betty Smith
Sharon Roe Bachman
Linda Barham
Gilbert Brown
Rebecca Rielin
California
Repair Report Triggers Quick Return Home
In a hurried scene, the speaker explains a TV repair by Vic Cobb and rushes home, citing time pressures and a need for speed. The note centers on a repair and a hastened departure.
Tennessee Williams biography notes bitter education and rise to fame
The piece traces Tennessee Williams from his birth name Thomas Lanier Williams to his self chosen surname inspired by frontier history. It details his tough youth a slow college path and various odd jobs before his breakthrough as a Hollywood writer earning 250 dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lanier Williams
Tennessee Williams
Tennessee
Willims
Hollywood
Williams
Arkansas Weather Report Scribbles From AP
Central Arkansas shows partly cloudy conditions with scattered thundershowers through today and Wednesday. Cooler nights and a high in the low to mid seventies are expected, with lows in the forties to mid fifties. Southeast and Northwest regions mirror the unsettled setup with similar rain chances and temperature ranges across the day.
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Central
Arkansas
Southwest
Northwest
Cédler
Subway ridership in New York averages fourteen hundred fifty one
A city transit briefing notes that the average subway rider travels about 1 541 miles monthly. The figure appears in a local transportation report highlighting commuter patterns and system usage trends across daily lines.
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Anne Bancroft
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Charlton Heston
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William Demarest
Wallace Ford
Tom Nelmore
Peewee Ty
William H. Pine Ane
William C Thomas Eenee My
Robert Parrich
Late World News
Coler
Municipal Court of Hope
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Beowa
Foster
Arthur Jablow
Legato
Gaile Dugas
NEA
Dorothy DIX
J. B
Virginia
Warren
T. V. Charlie
Vic Cobb
Cobb
Radio & Television
Santa Claus
Tom Wardlaw
Main Street Tailor Shop
Arkansas Weather
Associated Press
Calvin Coolidge
White House
York Subway
Roy Anderson
Mary Sue Evans
George T. Fraziee
ROY Anderson Insurance Agency
S. Main Street
Owen
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