Ambience and Guests Highlight Miss Panky’s Nuptial Weekend
A wedding reception follows with roses and chrysanthemums as decor. Lt. Sun Wick Scott is the fiancé awaiting the bride. Attendants include Miss Panky with her mother Mrs Sem Faonky and Mrs Ramey Garland. Forty guests called in, with mention of trips to Chicago Washington and New York and plans to attend Army Navy game in Washington. Relatives and friends travel from Victoria Arkansas Memphis Stuttgart Shreveport and Belhaven College. The notice also records social visits by Mr. and Mrs. Boyd McMath Dorsey McRae Jr. and other locals, and confirms the birth of a son Jerry Lee Alexander on November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramey Garland
Alaska
Sun Wick Scott
Panky
Sem Faonky
Winifred Price
Pauls
Chicago
Washington D. C
New York
Washington
Mrs. Graves
Miss Happy Pritchard
Jess Davis
Social Calendar for Early November Church Activities
On Monday November 2 the Mission Study for Women of the First Methodist Church begins at 8 o clock at the church, with Mrs. Koonee hosting guests Netttie Brogden and Lou Nabol as hostesses. The Women’s Auxiliary of St Mark’s Episcopal meets at the radio room. The First Baptist Church hosts a foreign mission study led by A C Kol at 8 o clock. The Intermediate G A of the First Baptist meets at the church after school with leader Mrs Pred Formby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouday
First
Methodiat
Tadioa
St. Mark's Spiscopal Church
Mise Nettie Brogden
Lou Nabol
Jostesses
Mra. I. B. Koonee
First Baptist Church
Church For Foreign Mission Study
A, C, Kol
Itermediate
G. A
The
Pred Formby
Cotillion club hosts Ruth Strecker and gala A E dance
The Tirls Cotillion Club at 7 o'clock on Wednesday November 20 hosts Miss Ruth Strecker. The Newly Organized A E Club held its third autumn informance with supper, buffet, and music by Wilson's orchestra in the Barlow diving room. Special guests included Maj. and Mrs. Werner Sherk, Capt. and Mrs. R. C. Larson, and Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Brooks. Committees listed for decoration, food, tickets, and music. Engagement announced for Edina Marthaile Franklin to Milton Hunter Wheelding with wedding planned December 7 at First Baptist. Miss Crumby honored by Miss Mary Panky at a misc shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souths Weston Proving Ground
Barlow
Wilson
B. R. Needles
Werner C. Sherkon
R. C. Larson
M. A. Brooks
Stuth Wellman
Estelle Noyes
Eddie Cargile
W. M. Hackett
Rosella Lynes
Rmusic
Franklin
Mave Church
Edina Marthile
Milton Hunter Wielding
Cora Fielding
First Baptist Velturely
Mrs Lile Plans Day in Little Hook to See There Shall Be No Night
Mrs L. M. Lile spends Monday in Little Hook and intends to see the Lunts perform There Shall Be No Night. Mr and Mrs Albert Groves depart.
Plans Set Continue Page One Seals Sold For A Dollar
Community drive urged by Talbot Feild Jr chairman and Mrs Young to buy holiday seals for civic responsibility. Seals cost a dollar per sheet and can be used on mail and gift packages. order by phone 917 or at First National Bank building, 30% discount available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot Feild, Jr
Mrs. Young
First National Bank
Recruit Coast Guard Seeks Colored and White Applicants
The notice invites men to enlist in the U S Coast Guard for three years with age limits from 18 to 41 and education of eight grades or better. Interested individuals should write to the Recruiting Officer in Room 15 at the Post Office Building in North Little Rock Arkansas. If transportation is unavailable to Little Rock, applicants may request a recruiter meet at the Hope post office for transport to Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Coast Guard
North Little Rock
Arkansas
Little Rock
Hope
Lite Rock
Five Bad Wolves and a Salmon Creek Encounter
In Ketchikan Alaska Willis Jackson and his wife sight five young wolves near a creek where salmon gather to spawn. The pups play and pull salmon from the riffles as both creek banks overflow with fish. A country hotel in Spain posts a humorous notice urging guests to remove clothes before bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchikan
Alaska
Willis Jackson
B.S. Jackson
Thames
Spain
Making Big Fish Out of Little Ones
MOSES LAKE Washington big fish are grown by feeding on large fish. Sluggish carp up to 40 pounds are cut, cooked and processed at a small plant. Manager Ray Shinkle says carp meal is the best feed for young fish. Last season 200 tons were processed and hatcheries took the output. A seine like saltwater gear is used under a special permit. The operation reduces a ton of fish to about 500 pounds of meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Lake
Wash
Ray Shinkle
Brainie’s close call with bear during Smokies photo
Worth Whitener posed with a large black bear in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park when the animal took a bite from his leg. The photographer did not capture the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Worth Whitener
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Whitener
Real Pessimist Alfalfa Bill Warns of Dictatorship
Oklahoma City interview with former Governor William H. Murray at 72 years old. He urges city dwellers to seek three acres in the country, store canned vegetables underground, and prepare for hard times. He cites a 1871 Supreme Court decision and predicts major urban disorder and a future return to liberty, comparing it to France before Napoleon. Murray farms on Yas Hau Creek in southeastern Oklahoma and expects to shelter in a cellar in four to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Sol
Murray
United States Supreme Court
Mouteits
Yashau Creek
Hundreds to Attend Rally at Southwestern Arkansas Tabernacle
Hundreds of young people from nearly every county in southwestern Arkansas will gather Monday night at the Hope Tabernacle for the quarterly Christ's Ambassadors Rally. The main speaker for the meeting is listed but not named in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Arkansas
Christ's Ambassadors
O. B. Hubbard
Texarkana
Agnes ‘Stokes
Conway
State C. A
Hev. Hubbard
Pat
Hern
Tabernacle C. A
Lally
Larry Richards, Brady Gilstrap Captured Near Texarkana
Miller County Sheriff W. Davis raided a Dooley Ferry road hideout about 1:30 a.m. Sunday and captured fugitives Larry Richards and Brady Gilstrap from Bowie County jail without a struggle. Roger Monroe farm was where Monroe was held. Rev O B Hubbard and Agnes Stokes tied to local events and a Youth for Christ program planned for Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Miller County
W. Davis
Brady Gilstrap
Larry Richards
Dooley Ferry
Bowie County
Roger Monroe
Davis
Monroe
Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. S. Boyd
Victoria
Sy McMath
Kyler
Memphis
William Glover
Dorsey David
Malvern
Dorsey McRae, Jr
Carolyn Barr
Robert Ledbetter
Myrtle Joy
Plain Dealing
Clieve Pardue
Vivian
Sam Panky
Brahmaputra
Mikay
Yeu
Patamas
Burns
Saenger
Eer
Nala
Alice Faye
John Payne
Carmen Miranda
Cesar Romero
McAt
Tirls' Cotillion Club
Ruth Strecker
Miss Crumby
Mary Panky
Ruby Mae Crumby
Bride Alter
Rialto
Suez
Crush Velvets
Ladies Specialty Shop
Republic
Tansfer
Huntaville
Gilatra
Richards
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Mrs. Grady
Harry W
Talbot Feild, Sr
Hope, Ark
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