Local society notes and club meetings listed for November
Community groups including Circle and WSCS of First Methodist Church, WSCS meetings, and varied club events across Mun day through November. Activities cover program leadership by Mrs. L. L. Webb, Dodd program by Mrs. Lipscomb, refreshment duties, Baptist WMS, Annie Hoover Circle, DAR, UDC, Garden Club and Gardenia Club with plant swaps, Indian libraries donations, and plant instruction talks.
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Circle & Wscs
First Methodist
Munday
L. L.webb
James St
Jack Gardner
H.C. Whistworth
Toutine
David C. Dodd
D. H. Lips
Pam
Edwin Ward
WMS
First Baptist Church
A. B. Moria
Nett Purtle
Annie Hoover
Bill Sehouley
Muyrsey
Coming and Going in Brief Local Notices
Miss Jesse Anderson returns to Little Rock after visiting sister Mrs J L Jamison. Miss Evelyn Briant teaches in Springhill La then visits Gulfport this weekend and will teach in New Orleans next week. Mr and Mrs C D Moody of Nora Springs Iowa visit the John Randolph family. Mrs Pansy Williams and daughter Terita of San Francisco return home after a month with Mr and Mrs T L Smith.
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Gus Taynes
Gardenia Garden Club
P. OH. Webb
John Rane
Dalph
John Ward
C. D. Moody
Nora Springs
Iowa
Jesse Anderson
Little Rock
Mis. J. ‘L. Jamison
Springhill
Evelyn
Briant
Gulfport
Migs
New Orleans
Mrs. C.D. Moody
Nora Springs, Iowa
John Randolph
Pansy Williams
Terita
San Francisco
Amd
T. L. Smith
Iielen
Itelan
Remorseful wife seeks closure after long affair impact
A reader asks how to repair a marriage after a decade of celibacy and an affair. She explains loneliness and repeated returns to fidelity, hoping her husband will forgive and resume life with their children. The advised path: write a final letter, acknowledge past sin, pledge faithful devotion, and accept separation if he cannot move on.
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Mean
Otfer
Harrey
Van
The Lighter Side: Dick West on Humour IQ Test
Washington columnist Dick West writes about a "humour quotient" IQ test devised by the National Association of Gagawriters. He recounts the five part test, struggles with the ten punchlines, and jokes about being a natural straightman with a low IQ measure.
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Dick West
United Press International
Washington
Gagawriters
Association J
Qlevelop
Tim
the Ark
Georgiz
Max
Lindy's
Herman
West
Tmy
Uem
Gagwriters Association
Reciprocal Trade Challenge Faces Kennedy Aide
The article outlines the complex push for reciprocal trade under President Kennedy, citing Edmond Lebreton Wasington as a driver for the movement. It notes cooperation with French officials and a push toward loosening remaining restrictions, aiming for a trade partnership with the Common Market and mentions Christian A. Terter and William as key figures.
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Edmond Lebreton Wasitington
APIAA
Kennedy
Uffieils Frenchre
Pugepe
Christian A. Terter
le Misenhower
Fron
Willian
Beached Waters Tangier Plot Sparks Betrayal
In Tangier Beecher suspects Pusey of a plot after Pusey’s wallet vanished from a suitcase and a tense car ride ends with a risky ferry reservation. Posey, frightened, is separated and whisked toward a cab, while Beecher contemplates revenge as the Rosilen’s crew tolerates delays and contraband tensions unfold.
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Beecher
Posey
Hise
Tangier
Lubker
Pusey
Casablinca
Ilse
Pusvy
Gilafin
Walker
Ise
Cini
Trial ends as Lillian Reis reopens night club show
Lillian Reis, whose burglary trial ended last month with no hung jury, reopens her night club with a Wednesday floor show starring herself. The 32 year old former actress danced Charleston jitterbug and rhumba to a packed room where the bar ran deep. Police had linked money from a 1954 burglary at the home of a Pottsville coal magnate to fund the club. No new trial date has been set.
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Philadiel Puwa
Lillian Reis
Might
Brackion
Ha Shapely
Charine
Miss. Keis
Doln
Rich
Pottsville
Wien
Polies
Lady Firestone Riding Star at National Horse Show
Lily Firestone, granddaughter of Harvey Firestone, rides and shows horses at Madison Square Garden, winning championships nationwide. The socialite, 23, plans for a possible marriage but focuses on riding, owning mares Princess Jack and Myewlt Hess, and touring with her father on business trips.
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Joy Miller
New York
Ak ‘Yon
Ohio
Judy
Jack
Myewlt+hess
Pulo
Raymond C. Firestode
Dock Strike Looms for Hawaii
Honolulu reports the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen Union canceled an interim contract with Hawaii longshore operators to pressure for a strike after November 1. About 1,800 dockers authorized a staged action, seeking gains similar to West Coast contracts including a merchandise fund and cash infusion.
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Honolulu
Hinuali
APY
International Longshoremen
Mawaii
Hinwai
ILWU
TEU
Local Family Tire Firm Ties to Bath Farm Stable Fame
A resident connected to a tire and rubber company gains top recognition as a pale player in the 1920s to 1930s era. Close associates note the man and a close associate named Didy were linked by friendship. AL Lauray Farms in Bath Ohio anchors the stable’s prominence amid strong local ties.
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Tire and Rubber Company
Didy
AL Lauray
Bath
Ohin
Lye
Memphis Officials Drift Over Joint Metropolitan Planning Plan
Shelby County Commission chairman says he wants a closer look before backing a Memphis West Memphis Arkansas development committee. About 90 officials from five areas met in West Memphis to form a joint commission for a Metropolitan Area Planning Authority. Marsh says a cursory committee could be set up, favoring cooperation but opposing funding for extra planning. Daesh, invited but absent, wants to see the committee's purpose before proceeding.
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Memphis
Shelby County Commission
Memphis-West Memphis, Ark
West Memphis
Tan
Marsh
Tam
Daesh
Tree Climber Fatally Electrocuted in Philadelphia Tree
A 10 year old Philadelphia climber named Christopher Murray reportedly climbed a 60 foot pine tree to reach higher branches. He did not return, and utility linemen later removed his body, indicating he was electrocuted by a power line near the tree. The incident occurred Wednesday night as the boy attempted the climb.
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Murray
Five or Six Million Gypsies Wander Continents Again
A rough report notes a migrating population of five to six million Gypsies moving across Europe the Americas Asia and Australia resisting settlement while an industry offer proposes an annual maximum of 360000 dollars to address the issue.
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Earope
Americas
Asia
Australia
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