Club and society notices dot November gatherings and meetings
A November schedule of society and club events lists meetings for the Nurse group, First Methodist, Garrett Memorial Baptist, First Baptist Beacon and other circles. Plans cover Holiday House, PTA sessions at Garland and Brookwood, and DAR luncheon with State Regent McCrary present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cain Dar
the Diamond
Benjiman W. McCrary
Hot. Springs
J. A. Haynes
F. &. Johnson
Richards Howards
Jr. L. Lercy
Lewisville
Homemaker Club Meeting and Local Weddings in Hope
The Homemakers Club gathered at Mrs. OB Pehwick's home on Thursday November 2 at 7:99 pm, with plans to host a Christmas party and elect officers for the next year. Dramas included devotional from Psalms 100, songs, a storage problem discussion, and a salad for County Council Christmas party. Nearby, Sylvia Yocom, Earl Prosser wed in a double ring ceremony at the Prosser home, with a reception and a Golden Wedding Anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Neeley Black in Tyler noted as a local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clu
Pehwick, Sy
Victory Home Demonstraion Clu
J. L. Willett
John Kauffman
Cecil Smith
Bill Burke
John Shirley
County Council
Tabernacle Fellowship Hall
Elston Willis
Daxter Alford
L. J. Hampton
Mig
Jack Sumpter
Cecit Smith
Sylvia Yocom
Earl Prosser
Glen Prosser
Cauley
Roanie Hatfield
Navy
Hope
Hope ‘Igh School
Tom Yevom
M's
Preseall
Hot Springs
No Ferguson
Birth of Darlene Salley at Texas City Hospital
Mr and Mrs L D Salley announce the arrival of their fifth child a girl named Darlene born October 28 at a Texas City Hospital weighing 7 pounds Grandparents include Mrs Grace Dickerson of Hope Mrs Ben L Robiser of Hope and Mr L T Sallee of Presa ntd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Salley
Darlene
Texas City Hospital
Ben L, Robiser
Hope
Grace Dickerson
Dorothy Dix column offers counsel on love and marriage
A reader asks if a fiancé who mocks physical flaws can ever improve. Dorothy Dix advises on character over appearance, warning marriage risks if core attitudes are weak. Another letter urges ending a costly, complaint prone relationship and suggests cleaner boundaries with peers and family.
Hospital Notes and Births in Hope Region
A periodical hospital column lists admitted patients including Mrs C W Torry Mrs Iva Bolton Mrs Kim Crider and more with numerous entries from Hope and surrounding areas. It notes births such as a baby boy born November and announces several discharges including Margaret Gamble and baby and other names from Hope and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Torry
Iva Bolton
Hope
Kim Crider
George House
G. W. Cuftutel
C. Wy "Norry
Mape
J. W. Smith
Toray
Tim Crider
Hapaaran
Faubus Urges Arkansas Democrats to Fund National Delegation
Gov Faubus told a news conference that Arkansas Democrats should pay their way to the national party convention in Los Angeles. He warned party leaders against delinquent quotas and said Arkansas would be well represented if they meet obligations. Mrs Chick Carnes of Camden said she asked for the best possible accommodations for Arkansas’ delegation and the national committee would act at January meetings in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
jOvvel
Faubus
Arkansas
Tin Arlay
Arkanses
Chiek Carnes
Camden
National Committee
Los Angeles
Washington
Witness Details Rate Cut Effects on Bell Company
A Western Bell witness testified at a regulatory hearing that a major rate cut would cripple the firm’s standing in Arkansas. Carl A. Conrad of Ameren Telephone & Meliorage Co. defended Bell against a proposed $100,000 annual subsidy while disputing prior testimonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepely Rock
Bell stock plan sparks Arkansas debt debate
The discussion centered on Bell reducing its Arkansas obligations by about five million dollars annually if it cuts common stock and long term indebtedness. Conrad rebutted a wife’s assertion and said the policy could be opposed by some independent firms. He noted railroads as examples of how carrying excessive debt can lead to bankruptcy proceedings, while others reduce indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Alian
Prunella
Tell
Bell
Arkansas
Cammon
Conrad
Jrseh
Neo
Mireeh
Elks Elect New Officers at Texarkana Meet
Texarkana Arkansas officers of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks were elected at a two day convention. API Thiel and Philips of Pexaelina presided as president with Dr Bev Tannan Mountain Hume named first vice president and Hugh W. Martie of North Little Rock named second vice president. The group announced plans to hold their spring convention in Maywoodville during the third week of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Atk
Thiel and Philips of
Pexaelina
Arkargins Benevolent and Protective Order of Fells v
Mayotteville
Bev Tamnan
Mountain Hume
Hugh W. Martie
North Little Foek
Weekend Visits and Local Guests In Hope Area
Kenneth Gilliam of Stuttgart spent the weekend in Hope with Mrs Joss Gilliam and Phil. Miss Josie Anderson has returned home to Little Rock after a few days with her sister Mrs Cora Jamison. Charlie Adcock of the Arkansas Democrat in Little Rock and Jimny Schneider and Doe McGee of the Log Cabin Democrat in Conway were guests of the Webb Luster Jr family before the Hope Coraway football game Friday night. Mr and Mrs Frick Robins and Laura Ann of Conway visited Mr and Mrs Bar O Neal on Friday and Saturday. Other visitors included Miss Lola Woodruff Opal Hargis Mrs Pauling Carter My and Mrs John B Gurdney in Texarkana. Mr and Mrs Lyra McMath and family and others were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Webbster. Miss Mary Anita olor, Mrs Beoj McCabe and family visited. Also visiting the Gibsons were Mr and Mrs Frank Walters and Hill spending the week at Houston, Peas with Ma Gael Mera Jinney Walters and attendees at the Arkidasda Hier football game. Phil Walters returned home withton Mare jit Mite of WY Balls after weekend with Ma and Mrs MLR Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Anderson
Little Rock Ale
Cora Jamison
Charlie Adcock
Arkansas Democrat
Little Rock
Jimny Schneider
Doe McGee
Log Cabuy Democrat
Conway
Webb Luseter, Jr
San
Lola Woorful
Opal Hurgex
Prank Walters
Hill
Houston
Peas
Gael Mera Jinney
Walters
Arkittsda
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William Jhostess
Blytheville Bed
Hult
Hazel Casipp
P. KB. O
Will Jpm
B. Hich
L. D. Springer
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Kenneth Garrett
Ray Turner
Geveldal
First Baptist Church
B. J. Butler
Carter Russell
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Lamar Cox
Garland
P.T. A
Brookwood P. T. A
Gilbert Thomas
The
Paisley Pta
Ernest Graham
Guernsey
PPA
Foloa Ay
Marisa
Pavanes Coburn
Erin O'Brien
MacDonald Carey
Bieaumont
David Farrar
Susana Canales
Bette Davis
Warner
Enos
Baker Home
Thelma Holt II
Democrat
Park Drive
Diane
Bess
Edith
Neeley Black
Intrest
Tyler
Texas
Black
Gus Haynes
Our City
Harper Black
Cavison Hotel
Gun Flaynes
Ferrell Cornelius
Henry Hignes
Amons
Arkansas Rice
Madge Basette
J. 5. Schooley
Oman
Dorothy Mix
Avery
Boerchary
Una
Max Walker
Coluimes Hus
Sam Dratty
Mt 2
Robert Bell
Margaret Gamble
Carla Johinson
Mo's
J. P. O'Neal
Pope
Rannale Barghan
Carolyn Harris Hope
Louw Weaver
Offa Allison
Caerulyn Thomas
James Davis
McCass Kilmary Mulcdrow
John Golulwin
Hopes
Fuula Smith
Howe
CG. A. Canon
Harvey McCorkle
Bar “Wright
McNiaby
John Godwin
Harvey MecCarkle
McNib
Wilson Winemmet
Mary Reynolds
Pulton
Eimer Start
Emmet
David Smart
James Smart
Momel
Lon Drake
Atlo Topes Mere
Winley Ward
Tope
Carla Johnson
Hapa
Itt
McCaskill
Robert A. Gell
Miley Bay
Burn
Wau
Demos
J. M. Hockett
Tracl
Elks
Kenneth Gilliam
Stuttgart
Mrs. Joss Gilliam
Phil
Mrs. Frick Robins
Laura Ann
Conwy
Bar) O'Neal
Sia Strong
Sammy
Dallas
Tex
Sar Stiles
Len
Gilson
Tor. Gibson Ait Putnos
George Gibson
Mlr. Reed and
Adu Pant
Aiea
ADIES
Barry
Lk. Gan
Rambler
Kenaghy
Wescingin
Autor Tivis
Querdrive
America
the Trading Post
East Third St., Hope, Ark
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