Community Society Notes Calendar for November 14 15
Society items list meetings for November 14 including Wesleyan Service Guild First Baptist Church Business Women's Circle Gladys Hinson Circle and Golden Sunday School Class all at 7 30 p m with hostesses and program details. November 15 DeAnn Lilac Garden Club meets at 2 p m with Thanksgiving arrangement and grab bag noted.
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Business Women's Circle
The
First Baptist Church
Arch Moore
Golden Sunday
Garland P T A to hold study course and meetings
The Study Course of the Garland P T A will be held at 10 a m Wednesday November 16 in the school office Mrs Victor Cobb will conduct the course on discipline The Girl Scout Committee troop leaders and assistant leaders meet Wednesday November 16 at 2 p m with Mrs Jim Cole Azelia Garden Club meets Thursday at 2 p m in Mrs R L Broach home with Mrs Oliver Adams as co host. The program on Birds of Southwest Arkansas is by guest speaker Mrs Steve Carrigan.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Clarice Cannon
Thomas Cannon
James McLarty
Gladys Hinson
WMC
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Talbot Feild, Jr
Rs. George Hicks
Garland P. T. A
Victor Cobb
Girl Scout Committee
Jim Cole
Azelia Garden Club
R. L. Broach
Oliver Adams
Steve Carrigan
Southwest
Arkansas
Rose Garden Club
Dale Wilson
Dale Barnum
Jim Meyers
H. O. Kyler
Aline Johnson
O. W. Amos
Merritt Wins Membership Contest In Junior High Group
Mrs James Lauterback reports eighth graders win the membership contest with a prize of $2.00 and a potted plant. George Peck announces group discussions for Thursday morning November 17 at 10 o clock. Parents of 7 8 and 9 grade meet in Junior High Auditorium while Senior High mothers meet in Home Economics Cottage. Treasurer Denver Dickinson reports a balance of 73 72. Talent night is set for December 1 after a brief closing prayer by Mrs George Robison.
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Ing
Denver Dickinson
George Robison
Patsy Hollis Weds Airman Jim Blackwood in Home Ceremony
Miss Patsy Hollis daughter of Mr and Mrs H T Hollis of Patmos married Airman Jim Blackwood Friday November 11 at 7 pm in Elder Coy Zumwalt s home The double ring ceremony was performed by Elder Zumwalt Best man was Roy Blackwood Prescott and matron of honor Mrs Roy Blackwood The couple plans a short trip to Hot Springs and will live in Hope while Blackwood is stationed at Moffett Field California The bride will remain in Hope for employment
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Patsy Hollis
H. T. Hollis
Patmos
Jim Blackwood
Elder
Coy Zumwallt
Elder Zumwalt
Roy Blackwood
Prescott
Hot Springs
Hope
Blackwood
Moffett Field
California
U. S. Navy
Brookwood School Observes Veterans Day Program
Brookwood pupils marked Veterans Day with a program featuring songs and readings. Students Mike Byrd Larry Thrash Jennifer Cox J. C. May and others presented flag related items. Principal Mrs. Elmer Brown thanked local patriotic groups including VFW American Legion D A R and U D C for flag support.
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Brookwood School
Brookwood
America
Mike Byrd
Larry Thrash
J. C. May
Jennifer Cox
Lyle McMahon
Elmer Brown
Weekend Visits Span Texas and Louisiana
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collier and Joyce spent the weekend in Houston visiting friends. Charles Randy Russell of Dallas is visiting grandparents. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrell, Mrs. Lois Russell, Mrs. R. J. Taliaferro and daughter Sue, Mrs. L. A. Allwhite of Emmet, Miss Bettywhite of Minden, and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McDowell with Wallace of Fort Worth. Mrs. Larry Collins traveled Sunday to Fort Worth to visit two daughters, Mrs. McDowell and Mrs. Melvin Shipp.
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Roy Collier
Joyce
Houston
Little Charles Randy Russell
Dallas
Texas
Charles Harrell
Lois Russell
R. J. Taliaferro
Sue
L. A. Allwhite
Emmet
Bettywhite
Minden
Louisiana
A. M. McDowell and
Wallace
Fort Worth, Texas
J. S. McDowell
Larry Collins
Fort Worth
McDowell
Melvin Shipp
Hospital Notes Memorial Admitted
List of admitted patients includes Mrs. Roland Sales of Saratoga Ark and Mr. Chester May of Hope Rt. 1 along with several others from Hope Saratoga Minden Bodcaw Rus.
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Roland Sales
Saratoga
Ark
Chester May
Hope
Alvin Joyner
R. C. Brittain
Minden
W. A. Caudie
Bodcaw
Joe Jones
Thomas McKee
E. F. Simmons
Ida Ogden
Washington, Ark
Ben F. Voss
Big Name Broadcasters Diminish As TV Reigns Says Bill Stern
New York broadcaster Bill Stern argues television ends the era of big name sportscasters. He cites Ted Husing and Graham McNamee as predecessors and recalls his own rise from Rochester radio to national TV and movie newsreels. Stern notes TV can curb attendance in bad weather but predicts it will fade as a novelty. He favors crew racing as his preferred sport to announce.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Bill Stern
Stern
ABC
Graham McNamee
McNamee
Ted Husing
Bill Slater
Red Barber
Radio City Music Hall
Rochester
N. Y
GOPs Have a Pair of Good Sales Talks
James Marlow analyzes Republican optimism from 1956 with two sales talks: the Korean truce and Geneva spirit. He notes Koreas ceasefire offers a political talking point, but doubts linger as Big Four ministers show little mutual trust and the hoped for benefits remain unproven.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington Lm
Eisenhower
Korea
Geneva
Bulganin
United States
Hope baby born to regional families in 1955 notice
The notice lists multiple discharged and admitted patients from towns in Arkansas and nearby areas. Annie Ross and Frances Dougan are discharged from Hope and Ozan respectively, with several others admitted or discharged including Mrs. W. L. Chism in Nashville and Mr. Homer West in Hope.
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W. L. Chism
Nashville
Ark
Henry Watkins
Hope, Ark
Homer West
Rt. 3
Marilyn Monroe Seeks Romance Amid New York Life
Marilyn Monroe voices happiness and openness to romance while studying acting with Lee Strasburg in New York. She discusses divorce finality from Joe DiMaggio, plans to stay in the city, visits museums, reads Ulysses, and praises Samuel Goldwyn’s view of her film future.
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Bob Thomas
New York
Marilyn Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
Marilyn
Lee Strasburg
Marlon Brando
James Dean
Julie Harris
Shelley Winters
Actors’ Studio
Brothers Karamazov
Samuel Goldwyn
James Joyce
Ulysses
New Yorker
Organization to Combine TV Complaints
Bruce G. Bond of Arlington Massachusetts forms SOLACE Society of Listeners against Commercial Emphasis to unite individual viewers in coordinated action against intrusive TV and radio commercials. Bond, a veteran statistician and Boston University graduate, seeks grassroots support for his nonprofit group.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Bruce G. Bond
College Ave
Arlington
Mass
Bond
Boston University
Society of
Solace
Geneva talks end without breakthrough as East West tensions persist
The Geneva foreign ministers, while toning down rhetoric, offered no new concessions. Both sides restated old positions on German reunification and NATO alignment, leaving little chance for a viable accord before the 1956 elections.
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Russia
Germany
Europe
Geneva
State Dulles
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Dilemmas on Country Life
A reader asks whether to marry a country favorite or a city suitor, and how to handle social friction with a clingy mother. Ellen Dix counsels choosing rural happiness, returning to country work if possible, and letting go of the city romance. Other letters advise modest boundaries with a loving mother and balancing family duties with personal growth in the countryside.
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Miss Dix
Ellen K
Darling
Sweetheart
Mom
Four Teams Being Eyed for Cotton Bowl
Dallas reports four programs Mississippi Navy Auburn and Georgia Tech attracting attention from the Cotton Bowl as selection nears. Felix Mc Knight says interest is broad and an invitation won’t be issued until November 26. The Southwest Conference representative will be known Saturday if Texas Christian defeats Rice.
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Dallas
Mississippi
Navy
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Felix McKnight
Texas Christian
Rice
TV Code Debate Prompted by Bond on Nonentertainment Time
A discussion argues for government restraint and consumer power to restore normalcy in home entertainment. Bond cites a study claiming many TV shows exceed the 10 percent nonentertainment limit, urging viewers to join SOLACE and report program content for network review.
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United Voice of
The
National Assn. of Radio and Television Broadcasters
Bond
Solace
Globetrotting Countess and Captain Tour U.S. in Scooter
Ebeler and Countess, traveling by scooter, recount perilous journeys from Turkey’s quake to Iran’s snow and Indonesia’s outlaws. They started with 700 dollars, now about 6000 from lectures and writings, and plan crossing the Atlantic aboard an Italian vessel. They praise American family life and women's independence, noting diverse churches and fewer fences.
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Turkey
Iran
Indonesia
Ebeler
Pacific
Atlantic
Bowl invite plans hinge on conference title and sanctions
The article notes TCU favored to host the bowl and Texas A&M could win the conference but is on probation and ineligible. An invitation would wait until the Saturday of Thanksgiving week due to Sugar Bowl agreement and the Army-Navy game timing.
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Fort Worth
TCU
Texas A&m
A&m
McKnight
Antarctic Continent Roughly Matches US and Europe in Size
The Antarctic continent spans about six million square miles, nearly equal to the combined area of the United States and Europe. The comparison highlights the vast expanse of polar land.
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States
Europe
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P. L. Perkins
L. B. Tooley
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White House
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Garrett Memorial Church
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Henry Davis
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T. J. Webb
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