Garden clubs and church groups host November meetings
The Gardenia Garden Club meets November 2 at 2 30 pm at Mrs Charles Baker's home with co hostesses Mrs Leonard Ellis and Mrs Carl Bryan. Members should bring a dried flower arrangement. Several other society events follow with meetings on November 3 and 4 including Hope Chapter 328 CES and Green Laseter Home Demonstration Club. Women are urged to donate warm clothing and denim for war victims. a tea will follow the Episcopal Church event and Rose Garden Club plans a plant exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardenia Garden Club
Charles Baker
Leonard Ellis
Carl Bryan
Hope Unit
United Council of Church Women
Episcopal Church
John B. Gardner, Jr
O. A.rs
Holloman
Episcopal
Rose Garden Club
Dale Wilson
D. Barnum
H. O. Kyler
Bennett Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Mr and Mrs J J Bennett celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary on November 5 at 406 North Main from 1 to p m. Friends and relatives are invited to attend this home event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
J. J. Bennett
North Main
U D C Meeting Postponed to November 10
The U D C meeting scheduled for Thursday is postponed to Thursday November 10. An announcement will follow about the meeting place. Anita Jean Abbott announces engagement to Hugo Charles Schmidt son of Mr and Mrs A C Schmidt of Brookfield Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Jean Abbott Hugo Charles Schmidt
W. A. Abbott
West 16Th Street
Texarkana
Texas
Anita Jean
Hugo Charles Schmidt
A. C. Schmidt
Brookfield
Illinois
Miss Abbott
Fulton High School
Fulton
Arkansas
Draughns School of Business
Little Rock
Mr. Schmidt
University of Illinois
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
Lilac Garden Club Hosts Mrs. Middlebrooks as Speaker
The Lilac Garden Club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Kinard with Mrs. B. W. Ed appearing as hostesses. Mrs. A. D. Middlebrooks Jr. served as guest speaker, sharing insights on gardening and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Middlebrooks Jr
Lilac Garden Club
Lloyd Kinard
B. W. Ed
Club meeting notes display dried arrangements by guest speaker
The meeting led by President Mrs Kinard featured guest speaker Mrs A D Middlebrooks Jr who demonstrated dried native arrangements assisted by Mrs B W Edwards. The group approved minutes, heard a roll call by Mrs Mike Kelly, and welcomed two guests Mrs J C Carlton and Mrs Middlebrooks. social hour followed with pie coffee for 13 members.
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B. W. Edwards
Kinard
Middlebrooks
Jim Cole
Edwards
J. C. Carlton
Southwest District B P W Clubs Meet in Magnolia
The Southwest District of the Business and Professional Women’s Clubs met October 29-30 in Magnolia. Miss Fannie Hardy of Little Rock spoke Saturday, and Mrs. Fannie Beard of Texarkana spoke at Sundays luncheon. District Chairman Margie Herrod presided. Mary Sue Dubose will chair next year. Arkadelphia Club to host next, in Arkadelphia. Attendees from Hope Club included Opal Hervey and numerous members.
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Business and Professional Womens Clubs
Magnolia
National Federation
Fannie Hardy
Little Rock
Fannie Beard
Texarkana
Opal Hervey
Hope B. & P. W. Club
Margie Herrod
Mary Sue Dubose
Arkadelphia
Arkadelphia Club
Hope Club
Rosa Harrie
W. A. Mudgett
Ross Bright
Justine Hamm
Tom Compton
George Hosmer
Roy Taylor
Mary Hamm
Charlene Wiggins
J. W. Patterson
Martin and Hunt Engagement Announced in Washington
Miss Patricia Ann Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl J Martin of Washington is engaged to Rev James F Hunt son of Ralph Hunt of Washington The couple both graduates of Hope High School and employed in Dallas plan a November 25 wedding at Washington Baptist Church
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Martin—Hunt
Patricia Ann Martin
Carl J. Martin
Washington
James F. Hunt
Ralph Hunt
Martin
Rev. Hunt
Hope High School
Dallas
Washington Baptist Church
Eddy announces birth of son Stephen Otis
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Eddy of Manhattan Kansas announce the arrival of a son Stephen Otis on October 28 Mrs Eddy is the former Joan Bristow of Fulton.
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Leonard Eddy
Manhattan
Kansas
Stephen Otis
Eddy
Joan Bristow
Fulton
Coming and Going Mr and Mrs Robert Conway Return
Mr and Mrs Robert Conway and children Becky Aileen and Bobby Babb of Tulsa Oklahoma returned to the city. The family was welcomed home after a period away.
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Robert Conway
Becky Aileen and
Bobby Babb
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Armas Sets Guatemala Course to be Up Not Left or Right
President Carlos Castillo Armas, in Washington on a U S invitation, argues Guatemala will move up not left or right. He defends anti-Communist policy, land reform continuity, and aims for education and economic gains while keeping church and state separate. He says democracy includes more than politics and cites literacy shortfalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington P
Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Castillo
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
U. S
Blair House
White House
United States
India
Guaemala
Hospital Notes and Local Births in Hope Arkansas
Admitted Will White of Hope Rt. 4. Discharged include Mrs Phillip and baby girl in Hope, Mrs Annie Key and Annie Poston in Hope, Louie Lee in Washington Arkansas. Mr and Mrs B C Cox of Hope announce a baby boy born November 1 1955 in Hope Arkansas.
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Memorial
Will White
Hope, Rt
Phillip
Hope
Annie Key
Annie Poston
Taylor, Ark
Louie Lee
Washington, Ark
B. C. Cox
Hope, Ark
Affair, forgiveness, and marriage guidance from a 1940s column
An advice exchange recounts Edie and Vic’s two year affair aftermath. The writer urges reconciliation, admitting wrongs, and seeking forgiveness with possible clergy help rather than dwelling on past hurts. A second question asks whether a husband should quit a good job for lower pay.
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Vic
Dorothy Dix Advice Column on a Troubled Marriage
A 44 year old wife reflects on a decade of marriage to Vic and a lingering doubt she voiced before their wedding. A chance encounter with Pete, a traveling salesman, unsettled their relationship and prompts questions about mending the marriage after a flawed start.
Dear Miss Dix and Luncheon Salad Tip
A reader asks why a 17 year old wants to change jobs while another asks about parental control. The reply suggests honesty with parents and staying connected. A quick luncheon salad recipe is provided: dice luncheon meat, hard boil eggs, mix with celery and mayo, serve in lettuce cups, garnish with paprika or parsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
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Green Laseter
Ernest Obb
Lucy Gallant
Jane Wyman
Thelma Ritter
America
Claire Trevor
Wan Heston
Thelma
William Demarest
Wallace Ford
Tom Helmore
William PH. Pine
William C. Thomas
Robert Parrish
Cenpey Oy Jomin
Lee Mahin
Winston Miller
Eee Fele
Lucy Ella
AAMT
Eusn Oy
Armas
Charles E. Ligerty
Federal Housing Administration
I. K. Kozuilla
A. R. Babb
L. J. Bryson
Prescott
Pete
Edie
Winnfield, la
Enterprise
Rebecca Bird
E. W. Bird
S. G. Norton
Dorothy DIX
Rene
Anta Claus
Comibe
Tom Wardla
Tailor Ghe
Gospel Meeting
Walnut Street
Church OF Christ
Ward Hogland S
Fort Smith, Ark
Ronneo
Bia
Philco
Elven Et A. Air
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