Stay-at-Home Life and Local Notices in Arkansas City
The column blends reflections on stay-at-home life with a string of local social notes. Readers see visits among families, weekend guests, wedding trip reports, funeral attendance, and church group meetings across Lewisville, Carthage, Arkadelphia, and Little Rock, detailing kinship ties and community routines.
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Bryan
Raid
W. Johnson
TE W. Cravens
PD. Johnson
Ed Veidgen
Athens
Tac
Jim Clayton
Chirade
Joe Nevris
Taston
Kenyet Brag
Shreveport
Hie
DW. Bryan Dr
Gurjan
State prize photographs to be published in 48 page booklet
More than one hundred amateur photographs will be published in a special 48 page booklet titled Life in Arkansas as part of the Picture Arkansas contest. The $22 prize contest ends November 30 with five division prizes of $25 awarded December 18 and a $100 sweepstakes prize presented by Governor Bailey on Christmas Day.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Publicity Advisory Commission
Life In
M. C. Blackman
Blackman
Wedding and social notices from a local community page
Rev David E Holt officiated. Immediately after the ceremony Mr and Mrs Wagner were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Brn Crain 907 Olive street. The bride wore a green gown with black accessories. Ms Wagner is a graduate of the Ark. Night School and works with the Junie Chamber of Commerce. The groom works with Witt and alsey Architects. They will reside at St Mickery street Tesay Inn. Tiisley Parent Teachers association will meet at 4 pm Wednesday at Paisley school bungalow. Members urged to attend. Miss Katherine Neb Sayle and daughter and others visited. Returns for several guests and neighbors noted.
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David E. Holt
Mrs. Wagner
St? Mickery Street
Tesay Inn
Tiisley
Associaneot
Paisley
Nashville Arkansas Sheriff Says Kelly Shootings Connected
Mrs. I C Kelly 86 of Mineral Springs Arkansas is charged with assault with intent to kill in the shooting of Nashville alderman J R Page. Page, wounded in the abdomen, drove home and was taken to Hope hospital. Governor Rivers’ mother is tied to the case as Page’s attacker. Governor Rivers’ brother went to Mineral Springs to assist.
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Georgia
C. A. Dildy
Nashville
Page R. Page
Lalla
J. G. Reese
Mes. Kelly
J. R. Page
Page
Hope
Kelly
Hoe Hon
Saud
Dastics
AL Cornish
Towashiy
Tsun Filmns Ie
Justice of the Peace
Grand Jury
Ald
Atlanta
Rivers
JS. Rivers
Atlim
Mahager
Federal
District Two Association Negro Teachers Meeting in Arkansas
The fifth annual District Two gathering of Negro youth teachers closed a one day event at Verner High School drawing nearly a thousand teachers and students from eight southwest Arkansas counties. Hope was named the permanent meeting site with new officers listed and county chairmen named. Winners in musical and oratorical contests from primary to high school levels earned eligibility to compete in the state contests at Pine Bluff next spring.
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Arkansas
Verner High School
Hope
A. Harris
Williams
Arkadelphia
Lee Vonia Pratt Great
Rosston
Beatrice Jenkins
Willisville
C. C. Harraway
Tollette
E. Burgess
Arkadelphi
T. L. Ingram
Center Point
G. C. Edwards
J. H. Kathern
Gordon
G. S. Williamson
Hempstead
J. M. Green
Nevada
W. D. Herron
LaFayette
H. [L. Storks
Sevier
G. KR. Flounoy
Miller
M. J. Ceaser
Clark
C. C. Yaraway
Howare
J. L. Crosley
Pike
Bernice Hamilton
Texarkana
Willie Johnson
Edna Charles
Arkadelpha
Herbert Stolks
Dr. Nd
Parnoma
Henry Royston
Nevada County
Catherine Taylor
Mosin
Henry C.ee Grammar School
Peak Grammar School
Grammar School
Aerts McKenney
Theressa Carman
Vale
Herron Hayes
Stumps
Ray McDonnel
Pine Bluff
M. E. Conference Plans More Host Homes for Delegates
The Registration Committee includes Mrs. T. S. McDavitt and Mrs. I Laster. The Flower Committee is led by Mrs. R. M. Brians, with the Hospitality and Welcome Committee in charge of arrangements.
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T. S. McDavitt
Laster
R. M. Brians
Iuily
Cranium Cracker Quiz Puzzles from Classifieds
The page poses a skull cracking quiz about Texas history British army privates the earths value and US ten dollar bill portrait alongside a barber shop joke about shaving for nothing. Readers are invited to check the Classified Page for answers.
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Texas
U.S
Methodist Conference Committee Roles and Plans in Hope
Roy Anderson leads a long hospitality and planning committee for the annual Methodist conference in Hope. multiple subcommittees include Church Arrangement Building Finance Usher Pages and Music with chairs such as Mamie Briant John Wellborn and R T White. Delegates will stay with families, hotels, and churches as hospitality and homes committee coordinates meals and lodging.
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Mitee
Roy Anderson
J. W. Patterson
Maurine , Walker
Dale Wilson
Sid McMath
Sid Bundy
F. D. Henry
Lyman Armahang
P. Young
Jobn P. Cox
R. L. Broach Jr
Dale Jones
Lloyd Spencer
Max Cox
John Vesey
Albert Patten
Dolphus Whitten
Royce Wiserberger
Clyde Monts
George Green
Mamie Briant
Db&b. Thompson
John W. Wellborn
Pages
Beryl Henry
Jimmy Jones
Horace Jewell
Paul O'Neal
Charles Bundy
Frances Harrell
Claudia Agee
Mary Ross McFaddin
Marion Smith
Mary Cornelia Holloway
Bill Tom Bundy
Seville Burke
Frances Yoakem
Cook Jr
William Routon
Jimmie Hendrix
Jack Hendrix
Mary Frances Hammons
Tempie Fay Toland
Robert Jewell
Edwin Lester
Wilton Jewell
R. T. White
John Ridghill
Homes
Fred R. Harrison
Methodist Church
City of
Hope
Urges Caution in Building Campfire
Russell Stadelman, district forester, urges fire prevention to fight forest fires before they start. He notes cooperation with Arkansas State Forestry Commission to protect land and wildlife. The piece warns hunters to avoid uncontrolled fires and cites the Cole Crutchfield Forest Fire Law as misdemeanor guidance.
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Russell Stadelman
Magnolia
Arkansas State Forestry Commission
Gare
Cole-Crutchfield
Dodge Alaska to New York trail truck returns greet officials
The Dodge Alaska to New York trail truck completed a 4621 mile journey from Ketchikan to New York City in 188 hours total elapsed time and 123 hours 35 minutes actual driving. The trip, not a speed run, included overnight stops and ceremonies in major cities en route. Also noted are British housewives saving $90,000,000 annually via domestic refrigerators.
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New York
Ketchik Alaska
Ketchikan
New York City
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Sir Henry
Cleo
Archie Habe
Wimberly
D. T. Chamberlain
Dolla White
Mary Jones
Genie Chamberlain
Toe Springs
Mex
Marty Segnar
Hoys
Clas
Sammie
Lheville Hutson
J. A. Ramsey
R. B. Black
Carthage
Ark
2. D. Durton
Sid Henry Ard
Mae Jamison
Lewisville
Wid
George Peek
Aradelpha
Earl Beavell
May Meritt Reed
Washington, D. C
Fayetteville
Waldo
Mrs
Frank Mason
North Arkenses Polnta
T. A. Middlebrooks
South Pine Street
Tully Henry
Joe Bland
Surtoga, AL
Thompson
Raulfin Boyett
Ruffin de
Wit Vaughan Thompssr
Dallas
BB. Brown
Arthur ‘Thomas
Little Reek
Hein Neice
Nina Daniels
Little Rock
William M. Stennys
Claire
Oales- Ty Sworn
Sine
Ernest Sill
Cynibke
Marvy Suh
Arckadelphi
Will Hare
Tabernacle
AL Smith
Borger
Fisher
Pd. Payne
Watler
Hoan
Pred KR
Harrison
Efferison
RK. M. McKinney
Wnd
J. A. Boyce
Hope, Dipputhce
Klevin
Charles A. Wagner
Nechitouches
St Jaoes Ups
NCE
Adon
Jack Holt
Tite
Virginia Brave
Mary de Hi
Women OF Glamour
Tel-E-Tex Oil Co
Lanen
Free Alnelins
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Iddle
Saenger
Irene Cary Grant
de Hy
Anaomy
Cartom
Robert Montgomery
With— Rasajral Russell
Peter Lorre
Dolores del Rio
Geo
Sanders
Lancer
Baba Goe
Iscel
T. W. Fullerton
Warren
Harvey C. Couch
Pine Toth
Walter Haun
el Dorado
Donald Muray
Jonesboro
C. 8. Palmer
Texsarkona
Rufus Herndon, Jr
Bouth Main Street
Anderson
TIRE
Catal
Neb Sayle
Katherine
Bill Say
Edward Woodford
Bryan Kenneth Bryan Mis
Jack Cornedins
Curley Young
Vanity Fair Balbrigan Nities
Cupid
Babs
Bob Gregory
Borneo
Sarawak
R. C. Kelly
Thea
M. E
Inras
World
Australia
Dodge Truck
Alaska
N. Y
Jack and
Seck
Mobil Gas
Rain Insurance
Mobil Oil
U. S. Tires
3Rd and
Laurel St
BOL
Tae Relat
Chevrolet
Guevrolet Motor Division
General Motors Sites Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
Young Chevrolet Co
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