Community Society Calendar October 6 7 events and notices
Between 6 and 7 calendar days over October 6 7, society events include an Open House for Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Maness celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary on October 6 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Blevins Road home. Circle WSCS First Methodist Church meetings, Baptist class pot luck and officer installation, WMS church gatherings, multiple WSCS circles in homes, American Legion family picnic October 7 at 7 p.m. Junior Band Auxiliary meeting October 7 7:30 p.m. magazine sale planning, Rebekah Sunday School Class potluck October 7, Hope B P W Club Coffee October 8 9–11 a.m., Chapter AE PEO tea October 9 4 p.m. at Mrs Franklin McLarty’s home.
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T. B. Maness
Thei
Blevins Road
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Narmie
Glen Williams
First Baptist Church
Hlrsts
Leo Hartsfield
Cecil Bittle
Lester Godwin
J. H. Porterfield
WMS
The
Hope Jr. St. High
Rebekah
Bob Westbrook
Rolston Road
P.E.O
Hope High School
Franklin McLarty
Bookmobile Route Schedule for Laneburg Rosston and Patmos
The schedule lists October routes with times and locations for Bookmobile service. On October 8 and 9, stops include Laneburg School at 9 00, Manns Grocery, Heading Home, Rosston, Shower Springs, Bedcaw School, Bedcaw State, Brockman Hill, Michaels Grocery, May Home, Falcon, Texas Eastern, Allen Home, Cule School, Edwards Home, Patmos School, and Patmos Community with varied times through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laneburg
Mann's Grocery
Rosston
Shower Springs
Bedcaw
Brockman Hill
Michaels
Falcon
Texas
Ex- Presidents Push for Voice in Senate Address
Senator Pell led a Senate move to grant all ex-presidents the right to address the chamber with advance notice. The proposal, though not granting voting status, aims to leverage their experience without cost, noting former leaders already receive pensions and staffing allowances. Pell argued their wisdom could help resolve tough legislative issues where Senate recommendations clash with the president’s.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Harry S. Truman
Hoover
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
William Howard Taft
Taft
Sen. Claiborne
Pell
D-R.e
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Senate Committee
Jailbreakers Still at Large in Perryville Arkansas
Two men who escaped from a Wichita jail remain free after a two day, statewide hunt by more than 20 law enforcement officers. Oscar Wharton of Little Rock and John Engberg of Denver had already broken jail once, overpowered guards during transport, and fled again near Perryville while authorities chased a roadblock.
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Perryville
Ark
Wichita
Kari
Oscar Wharton
Little Rock
John Engberg
Denver
Colo
Thornburg
Priest and Scientist Pollard: Oak Ridge Dual Roles
William Grosvenor Pollard, a physicist who heads the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, is also an Episcopal priest serving St. Stephen's in Oak Ridge and a mission priest in Clinton. He argues science’s advances create a modern dark age that neglects the supernatural while maintaining faith in a transcendent origin.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
William Grosvenor
Pollard
Oak Ridge Institute of
Oak Ridge
Clinton
Christ
Wonderous Space Colors Described by Cooper in Mercury Report
Houston AP Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr describes space environment during his 22 orbit Mercury mission. He notes sunsets bright white to orange bands against a dark sky, recurring blue twilight, and night lightning within cloud groups. He contrasts bright moonlit night with earth’s dull black during daylight.
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Houston
Tex
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
Cooper
Air Force
America
Detective Barcello probes Carden over embezzlement ties in Fernanda Beach
Detective Barcello presses Blake Carden about cash withdrawals linked to embezzler Gibbon and a possible blackmail scheme. A sudden murder claim arises as Mrs Hayward is found dead aboard her boat, prompting Barcello to take charge while Blake defends his innocence and prepares family support.
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Barcello
Blake Carden
Gibbon
Blake
Mr. Carden
George Gibbon
Barcelo
Lee
Val Hayward
Jean
Fernanda Beach
Carden
Ruth
Todd
Val
Tessa
Irv
Parts of Woman's Body Identified in Lake County Case
CHICAGO AP Portions of a woman's body found scattered around Lake County in April and May were identified as Wilma Jean Hassan a former nurse aide from Johnston City Tennessee. Coroner Robert Babcox said positive ID came from comparing old and new x rays. Hassan last seen at O Hare Airport April 6. Police say she was in distress and domestic troubles surrounded the family.
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Chicago
Lake County
Robert H. Babcox
Wilma Jeanette Hassan
Johnston City
Tenn
Des Plaines
Gurnee
Wauconda
Libertyville
Mohsin Abdul-Amer Hassan
Baghdad
Iraq
O'Hare International
Hassan
Lynn
San Antonio Embraces Integration Across City Life
A 1955 profile notes San Antonio, a military city with 57,000 service members, as an integrated community where Negro servicemen and families access shops, schools, housing, and services. The Defense Department directive to end segregation on bases faces cautious local reception. Despite integration in daily life, officials avoid public discussion of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Green
San Antonio
Texap
Defense Department
San Antono
Small-Type Girl Sings Loud Songs Returns to Stage
AP writer recounts Pat Suzuki, noted Japanese American star of Flower Drum Song, reemerging after exile to perform on Sunset Strip. Her career spans Broadway to nightclub stages, aided by Bing Crosby and early Connexion with Frank Sinatra. Suzuki's life includes internment, college moves, and a restless pursuit of performance.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Sunset Strip
Shei Pat Suzuki
Ace Shaw
New York
Pat
Japan
California
Cressey
Colorado
San Francisco
Chiyoko
Europe
Bing Crosby
Pat Conference
Frank Sinatra
Theo
Dear Helen Help for a songwriter and a hopeful seamstress
Dorothy Dix answers letters from readers about pursuing art and entrepreneurship. A high school sophomore seeks guidance to study songwriting against maternal discouragement, while another writer asks about courting a long-distance crush and a third about starting a home sewing business.
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Helen
Mama
Eager
Adelaide K. Metcalfe
Woman's Exchange of
New York
Madison Avenue
Dorothy Dix Trademarked Feature by A Bell McClure Syndicate
Dorothy Dix is listed as a registered trademark and attributed to the A Bell McClure Syndicate feature. The note identifies the column as a syndicated asset with standard branding and oversight, signaling its formal trademark status within the feature lineup.
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Dorothy Dix
A. Bell-McClure Syndicate
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Charles Bryant
Annie Erwin
M. E. Garanfla
M. L. Fox
R.T. White
Bryan Hefner
Leland Warmack
Frank Walters
American Legion
Legionaires
Auxiliary
Hope B&pw Club
First National Bank
National Business Women’s
Business Women In Hope
Diane
Crescent Drug Store
Saenger
Sundey
Sorring Netelig Wood
Saturdey
Leta
Bob Horton
Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace Writer
Meet the Hope Bobcats
John Scott Andrews
John Scott
Andy Andrews
Oakhaven
John Scotti
Antdrews Screen and Glass Company
Ouachita College
Stephen Ransome
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ny Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Oy Heles
Warden Erskine
Ing Berlin
Rodgers and Hart
Lerner
Lowe
Oscar Haarmmekstein
Nebraska
Minnesota
Helen Worden Erskine
Harold Hendrix
Kxar Kolumn
KXAR
Hope Fire Dept
Nat
B&pw Club
BRPW
KKAR
K.X
Manspet
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