Community groups schedule October meetings across town
Society notes list several October gatherings including Emined PEA at School Auditorium at 4 PM on Thursday, Baker Home Demonstration at 1:20 PM on Oct 10 at Mrs. Mortin Cox home, PTA executive board meeting Oct 1 at 3 PM at the High School, Builders Sunday School at 7:30 PM Oct 9 at Mrs. Turner’s home, Guernsey PTA Oct 10 at 7:30 PM in the school auditorium, Hope Duplicate Bridge Club Master Point Oct 14 at Diamond Cafeteria private dining room, Blevins Community Club Oct 18 at 2 PM in the Home economics Cottage, and a sale planned Oct 12 at East 2nd Street location.
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Baker
Mortin Cox
Pond St
the Builders Sunday School
Chas
Jan C. Turner
East 19Th Street
Guernsey
PTA
Hope Duplicate Bridge Church
Buildin Formant
Btawart’s
East 2Nd Street
Cibs
Hempstead Courity
Beacai $8 Class elects Mia Phinié Herring president
Mia Phinié Herring was elected president of Beacai $8 Class. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in Anna Whitman’s home hostesses were Linda Gilbert Kay Gresham Anna Whitman and Edwina Whitman. Music featured solo performances by Sheila Foster Edwina Whitman and Mary Jo Spraks. All members urged to attend.
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Gataber
Music Makers Club
Rew
Aiarnaon
Anna Whitman
Linda Gilbert
Kay Gresham
Anna
Edwina
Whitman
Shelia Foster
Edwina Whittiean
Mary Joan Spraks
Mia Phinié Herring
James Marrow
Bagcan
Cheerleaders Active in School Affairs at Hope High
The Hope High School cheerleaders, about 40 strong with two squads, rehearse Fridays before games and decorate the posts for home matches. They attend practices, sponsor talks, and perform 49 yells weekly, with members including Sydney Houston, Caroline Cox, Judy Roy Wright, and others sharing why they joined.
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Abdul
Abi Wilson
Sarah Etter
Judy Kay
Toom
Cleus
Sydney Suc Hottsten
Howay
Houston
Sheila
Ground Observer Corps
Suinybool
The
Hope Youth Center
Aly
Sue
Ann Houston
Bobcats
Caroline Cox
Lamar Cox
Isea
FTA
History
Music Makers
Rainbow Girls
Maids of
Quill and Sera
Tye
Judy
Roy Wright
George Wrichtig
Fatwe Nurses
Lily club meeting highlights at Copspote contest
Mrs A A Halbert won first place in the Line Mass arrangement at Copspote. C P Volléson chaired the program with C Youmans sharing insights on Tis and Hemerogalis Lillies culture. Members donated berries for the Junior Garden Club at Oglesby School as hostesses served tea and coffee to twelve attendees.
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Byron Hefner Hoatess
WSCS
Byron Hefner
Gb. B. Tooley
Chehimon
Bac
Sam Strong
Fovaluey Missions
BL Y Young Jr
A.A. Alboittén
P. Volléson
C. Youmans
Eyrimet
A. A. Halbert
Qglesby School
Family Visitors Attend Texas State Fair and Baby Announcements
The notice mentions Mrs. Thomas Goodwin Pine and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Gentry, and others visiting at Pallas Street Weekend. It notes Mrs. Tommy Britt of Austin announcing a baby Penahene Raley Leg born in October with grandparents listed and related social mentions.
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Thomas Goodwin Pine
Gary
Aud
Goodwin
Sundeas
Ard
Finghor
al Gentry Abd' Ar
Texas
Istelat
Tommy Britt
Aust
Bud Payerns
John Raitt R
Hospital Notes Ramlesie I au ny a Ha Fe
Fragmentary OCR lines show a hospital note and a bond or Satay reference with unclear names. The readable items suggest medical context and a possible financial or bond detail linked to a hospital setting, but essential specifics are missing.
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Ramles
Dorothy Dix column on a high school cheerleader romance
A reader asks Dorothy Dix about a romance between Nick Ball and Linda Rogers at Hope High School and a hesitation from his mother. The exchange explores parental approval versus youth identity, with Marcia and Gailvieve providing perspectives on marriage and independence.
Court Decker Buy Basket Lent Hooker Trial Mayhem
A jumble of garbled charges lists defendants such as Reynolds Refrigerator and Overland tied to bonds from 3 to 25 dollars. Disturbing police conduct appears with guilty pleas and fines, including no license penalties and multiple fictive names.
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Brinkenness
Willie Bagh
Denton
Dessie
Buek
Hershel May
Bohd
Zoh Biniettion
Osént
Dblekersok
National Aitone Company
Oversland
Reynolds Refrigerator Vi Wek Surviee
Overland
Henry ‘Puletier
Willie Staples
Durante and Lahr reunite for NBC anniversary show
Charles Mercer reports on Durante Will Do a show with Lahr, now back in his New York hometown after months away. The program features Bert Shebbe and a new song titled My Girls Don't Want My Money, All. Dhay Winns Ie Me.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Durante
Oppéhr Hest Smithy
Oyu
NBC TV
Pans
U Sueelal Td
Tilinte
Vayloty
Plogeum
Bert Shebe
Your Best Toast Forward book offer in McGraw Hill format
Daisy learns manners and tact as a piercing girl, and the scene describes a social gathering at a table with three fellows. The text promotes a book titled Your Best Toast Forward by Dorothy C. Stratton and Helen B. Lehieman, published by McGraw Hill for $3.50.
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Daisy
Alan
Borothy C. Stratton
Helen B. Lehieman
McGrawAtlil
Blevins School District invites bids for new building
Sealed bids will be received by Blevins School District No 2 until 2:00 PM October 22 for construction of a 4 room school at Blevins Arkansas. Plans may be examined in Norman Jones office and purchased from Weaver and Hiegel for 25 per set with refunds for bona fide bidders. Bids must include a 5 percent bid bond. Sealed bids must comply with Arkansas law and the Contractors Licensing Act.
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Blevins
Pat Y-Ir
Norman Tones
Arkansas
Norman Jones
State of Arkansas
Roy Infernal Ob Hegard
Brugation Blevins School
Fragmented overheard ad copy in historic text
The passage reads as garbled speech about a person named Heyes Hime and references to a television audience and a person called Bart. It includes stray phrases about yanking, digging, and viewers, with many incomplete words, making it unclear and difficult to determine a concrete news item or event.
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Sean
Unclear fragment hints at film or person hopes for fame
Fragment mentions a figure named Wah and a show on home screen, implying a hopeful path to recognition but lacking coherent details or dates. Entities Wah and Janitey appear, but context is fragmented and uncertain.
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Dorothy
Alka
Fim
Alt College
Liny
Nick
Dake
Janitey Wah
Ouf
Tnt
Tiga
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Mildred’s Pasteries
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