Riverside Youth Center Meeting and Local Club Notes
A Riverside Youth Center meeting is set for November 26 at 7 p.m. in Union Church Fulton, with other listings showing the Cosmopolitan Club gathering at 7:45 p.m. at 403 E 16th, plus Youth Choir practice at 3:45 p.m. and Hope Junior Auxiliary events at 10 a.m. Wednesday with an executive session earlier. Also included are notes on a November 23 wedding near Benton, the Bendrix-Hendrix ceremony, and numerous club activities and golf results from Hope.
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Riverside
Fulton
Union Church
Cosmopolitan Club
Charles Routon, Jr
Royce Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Hope
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Bea Bullard
Memphis
David Max Hendrix
Little Rock
Benton
Marie Hendrix
Dewey Hendrix
Tha Groom
Rosie Marie Stirey
Bill Shirey
Robin Bresler
John Lester
Return to Tarawa Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Remembrance
William H. Hipple recalls visiting Tarawa atoll on the 25th anniversary of the 1943 assault. Gen. David M. Shoup led U.S. ceremonies as British officials and Gilbertese crowds observed, with Japanese ship captain Unio Suenaga present. The piece contrasts past carnage with present celebration and memorials on Betio.
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Willian’ H. Hippie
American Airlines
Associated Press
Tarawa Atoll
Western Pacific
Arines
Tarawa
William H. Hipple
Gilbert — Islands
Equator
mid-Pacific
David M. Shoup
U.S. Marines
Shoup
United States
Betio
Pacific
U.S
New Zealand
Gilbert and Ellice Island
Peter Maher
Fiji
Mimorris
Gilbert Islands
Unio Suenaga
Suenaga
Kwajalein
Maj
Marvin, Mann
Goshen
Ind
Betlo
Gen. Shoup
2Nd Marine Regiment
E Xe
Hersbert R. Amey
RE. Smith
The Pilgrims and Thanksgiving Hope for the Future
A wartime era reflection on the first Thanksgiving and present abundance. It notes historical hardships in Massachusetts colonists, the ongoing global threats of disease and hunger, and calls for continued health innovation, resource use, and peaceful progress. The piece ends with a brief Q A on thirst causes and seat belt safety advisories.
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Massachusetts
Luck and skill blend in a tough bridge problem
Expert Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a five diamonds bid in a no heart game where South relies on a favorable spade break and careful finesses to quashEast and West’s threats. The article follows tense play and ends with readers asked to decide the next move in the bidding.
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South
North
West
East
Lola
Style Shoppe offers bold pant suits for women at Raleys Hope
Virginia Harwell urges women to visit Raley's Style Shoppe in Hope to view Symphony Pant Suits with flared legs and feminine trims. Suede fake fur or jeweled trims, bright colors, and bold styles are highlighted as a modern shift from dull past designs. Ad invites shoppers to come by Friday for Havgar Thanksgiving bargains.
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Raley
Symphony
Lea
Sinatra Show and Burnett Reunion Feel Casual TV Night
Francis Albert Sinatra sings well with Diahann Carroll and The Fifth Dimension in a relaxed CBS special. Carol Burnett, Garry Moore, and Durward Kirby reunite for sketches, but material is weak and some gags feel cringe inducing. NBC cuts two cartoons for a game show and a nature program as schedule shifts.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Francis Albert Sinatra
Francis Albert
Ella Fitegerald
Sinatra
Diahann Carroll
Fifth Dimension
Miss Carroll
CBS
Carol Burnett
Garry Moore
Durward Kirby
Moore
Kirby
Carol
Harvey Korman
Durward
NBC
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Upton Sinclair Dies at 90 Author of The Jungle
Noted muckraker Upton Sinclair, author of The Jungle and Dragon's Teeth, died at 90 in Bound Brook New Jersey. The socialist crusader, celebrated for social reform work, had lived near Princeton and won a Pulitzer Prize in 1942.
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Lew Head
Associated Press
Bound Brook
Upton Sinclair
Sinclair
Somerset Valley
Here
St. Paul's Episcoeal Church
Chicago
George Bernard Shaw
Albert Einstein
Princeton
Germany
Lilly
Indiana University
Baltimore
David
Atomic Ener~gy Commission
New York City
Dear Helen Bottel Shares Dating, Abortion, and Life Dilemmas
Readers share worries about approaching girls, fashion trends, and dating discipline. A Northern New Jersey listener grapples with a hunting partner who lies, while a woman recalls choosing motherhood over abortion and supporting adoption.
Sinclair's marriages span love and loss through the years
The text recalls David Sinclair’s marriages beginning with his first wife Meta Fuller of New York, who died years ago after their 1900 union and 1912 divorce. Sinclair remarried in 1914 to Mary Craig Kimbrough of Mississippi, who died in 1961, whom he praised as kind and wise for half a century.
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David
Sinclair
Meta H. Fuller
New York
Mississippi
Mary Craig Kimbrough
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