Community society notices for October meetings
Local clubs and church groups announce October 10 to 12 gatherings including Business Woman's Circle First Baptist at 7:45 P M Mrs Boroughs home 921 West 4th Street Fidelis Sunday School Class First Methodist Weiner Roast 6 30 rain plan Wesleyan Service Guild 7 30 at Mrs Roy Stevenson home Gladys Hinson Circle W M C Hope Gospel Tabernacle 7 30 Fellowship Hall hostesses Y W A First Baptist 7 30 at Linda Halbet 404 S Walker Lilac Garden Club DeAnn October 11 2 P M co hosts bring a flower arrangement Iris Garden Club October 11 2 30 P M bring mass arrangement Halloween motif P E O Sisterhood 2 o'clock October 11 Junior High Auditorium Educational tea for Senior girls American Legion Auxiliary 7 30 October 11 Hotel Barlow hostesses H M Olsen Russell Thomas Daughers of the American Revolution John Cain Chapter 12:00 Hotel Barlow Patrick Henry speech by Ricky Forster Brookwood P T A Executive>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Woman's Circle No 1
First Baptist Church
F. J. Boroughs
West 4Th Street
Fidelis
First Methodist Church
Gladys Hinson
The
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Fellowship Hall
W. H. Billings
Louise Daugherty
Lilac Garden Club of
DeAnn
Roy Burke
Bryant Roberts
Iris Garden Club
E. A. McDowell
J. W. Cunningham
John Cain
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel Barlow
Finley Ward
Ricky Forster
Patrick Henry
J. Fred Gresham
John Keck
O. A. Graves
Beryl Henry
Creomulsion Ad Warns of Cold Related Bronchial Risks
An advertisement cautions that untreated coughs from colds can lead to chronic bronchitis and promotes Creomulsion as a remedy. It claims the product soothes throat and chest membranes, loosens phlegm, and aids natural resistance, with a milder version for children in pink and blue packaging.
P T A Meetings Set for October 12 At Schools
The schedule lists multiple PTAs including Paisley Patmos and Oglesby with gatherings at 1:30 to 3 p m. The executive boards will meet earlier, with all members urged to attend to discuss plans for the Halloween Carnival and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisley P. T. A
Patmos P. T. A
Oglesby P. T. A
Fellowship Class Pot-Luck at First Methodist Church
The Young Adult Fellowship Class hosts a monthly pot-luck supper at the church on Thursday evening October 13 at 7. Baby sitters will be provided. The Fireman's Auxiliary meets that evening at Mrs Ray Yocum's home 322 West Division. Everyone is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Ray Yocum
W. Division
Bridal shower to honor Miss Barbara Pankey in Emmet
Friday October 14 at 7 30 p m a bridal shower for Miss Barbara Pankey bride elect of Gil Gentry will be held at the Club House in Emmet with close friends and family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Pankey
Gil Gentry
Emmet
Betty Bryant to be guest on D A R radio program
Betty Bryant, a sixth grade student, will appear on the John Cain Chapter D A R radio program over KXAR Monday at 3 30 p m She will discuss her visit to Washington Arkansas and its historical places marking the first in a Hempstead County history series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bryant
John Cain
KXAR
Washington
Arkansas
Hempstead
Family reunites as Tommy Owens home from hospital
Friends and family gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Jones this weekend to welcome Tommy Owens who had been hospitalized at Barksdale Army Hospital after an accident. He was joined by his two brothers Michael and Tickey and father Joseph A Owens and will live in Pasadena Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Owens
Barksdale Army Hospital
Joe Jones
Coming and Going Among Area Families
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goode and son of Austin visit her parents the Hefners. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Strickland and baby Sharon visit his parents the Stricklands. Lt. Donald Bailey of San Antonio visits his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey and two sons of El Dorado join their parents, as do Mr. and Mrs. H. Bailey and baby of Gordon. They are en route from Philadelphia to Houston where he will be stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Goode
Austin, Texas
Byron Hefner
Jack Strickland
Sharon
J. W. Strickland
Philadelphia
Houston
Texas
Donald Bailey
San Antonio
Mrs
H. J. Bailey
Joe Bailey
el Dorado
H. Bailey
Gordon
Guard Patrols Ring Two Perfection Circle Plants
National Guard units deployed around Perfection Circle Corp plants at Richmind and Hagerstown as Gov. George N. Craig, aboard a fishing boat off the Bahamas, ordered troops into New Castle to halt rioting. A truce was promised until a second conference with CIO United Auto Workers and local officials. Federal mediators arranged a 2 p.m. meeting in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolisg
George N. Craig
New Castle
National Guard
Perfection Circle Corp
Piston Ring Co
Hagerstown
Perfect Circle
Richmond
Ohio
Craig
Hanley
Edwin K. Seers
Handley
Steers
Ralph R. Teeter
Teen defies lessons as car crash injures mother in Rexdale
Arthur Fowler 17 of Rexdale told police he would not give his mother Doris Fowler more driving lessons. The car he was teaching her in hit a telephone pole then clipped a taxi, crashed through a curb and window, and stopped near a wrecked building, injuring no one serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malton
Ont
Arthur Fowler
Rexdale
Doris Fowler
Arthur
Local Social Visitors Include Bailey Polk and Ward Families
Mr and Mrs H J Bailey host visitors while Mr Harry Polk of Pasadena travels to visit Misses Pearl Ruth Polk and Mrs Sutton. Mrs Finley Ward leaves for Little Rock to fly to Syracuse to enter the Hospital of Good Shepherd where Robert Ward is administrator and to visit Mr and Mrs Robert Ward and Linda Carol. Mr Ward will host Mr and Mrs Edwin Ward in her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Harry Polk
Pasadena, California
Misses Pearl
Ruth Polk
Mrs. Sutton
Finley Ward
Little Rock
Syracuse
N. Y
Hospital of Good Shepherd
Robert Ward
Linda Carol
Ward
Edwin Ward
Hospital Notes and Memorial Admitted and Discharged Listings
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for multiple individuals in Hope Patmos Fulton Malvern and Texarkana with names such as Billy Huckabee Gennie Young Joe Hollis Hazel Wright Margaret Polk and others. Memorial section records births for Mr. and Mrs Lester Johnson and Mr. and Mrs Ralph Brown with dates 10-8-35 and 10-8-55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Huckabee
Hope, Ark
Joe Hollis
Patmos
Ark
Gennie Young
Hope
Billy Joe Scott
Malvern
John Cox
Fulton
Hazel Wright
Clifford Whatley
Hope Ark
Jay Roberts
Ark Memorial
Margaret Polk
Minor Polk
J B. Dodds
Little Rock
L. O. Rider
Chas. Reynerson
Lester Johnson
Nora Pratt
Texarkana
D. L. Mechanie
Buckner
Ralph L. Brown
Dear Miss Dix Advice on church romance and teen rebellion
Dorothy Dix offers guidance on pursuing a budding romance with a young assistant pastor while managing a long distance student life. She advises openness without pressure, shared religious study, and visible support in church duties to build trust and mutual esteem.
Farm Belt Voting Outlook Shapes 1956 Campaigns
Washington observes Democrats and Republicans sending scouts into the farm belt in October to gauge farmer sentiment. A GOP report recalls rural improvements yet notes high prices and uneven gains, while overall farm voting power remains pivotal as candidates prepare for a fresh farm verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Whitehead
Washington
GOP
Ezra Benson
Secretary of Agriculture
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
Kasson
Minn
Eisenhower
Woman Seeks Ethics Lesson After Street Book Theft
A 20 year old woman was robbed on a dark Seattle street as a man snatched four books from her. Two of the books covered ethics. The incident is described as an ethical teachable moment for the thief. Meanwhile, in Canada, Gabe operates 4 000 oil wells producing 240 000 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Fire Poster Winners Are Announced
Fire prevention week drew 198 entries from 4th to 6th graders. First place went to Joe Lewis Jones, second to Judy Dugan along with Judy Thornton Camille La Grassa, and third to Jan Reinhardt. Honorable mentions named include Lawanta Conway Mike Byrd Freeman Brown and Patricia Alexander. Posters were collected Saturday by Troop 62 scouts and placed in numerous local businesses and shops around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lewis Jones
Judy Dugan
Judy Thornton
Camille la Grassa
Jan Reinhardt
Lawanta Conway
Mike Byrd
Freeman Brown
Patricia Alexander
Troop 62
Mike Galloway
Lewis Anderson
Lonnie Edwards
Henry Norvell
Jimmie Shackleford
Roy Mullins
Home Furniture Co
Baker Food Store
B. R. Hamm Motor Co
Collier Tire and Battery
Danny Hamilton Grocery
Plymouth
Coles Ice Cream
Hobby Shop
McWilliams Feed
City Furniture
City Cleaners
Friths
Hall McNeill
Davis Furniture
Youngs Chevrolet
Dobbs Radio
T. V
Johnson Pty. Co
Reat Cleaners
Keens Shoe Shop
Diamond Cafe
Citizen Nat's Bank
Hope How. Co
Haynes Bros
Hazel Beauty Shop
Hatel Barlow
Carmen Beauty
Garretts Shoe
Ed Justus
Hope Furniture Co
Allen Electric
Lieblong Realty
Keith Barber Shop
Waltons
the Fashion Shop
Tom Wardlaw
Farmers Insurance
Taxi Station
Jacks News
Capitol
Barry's Grocery
Morgan Lindsey
Montgomery Groc
Moore Bros
Groc
Martindale Clinic
Western Auto
Lewis McLarty
the Vogue
Montgomery Ward
Joel Bakery
Whites Cafe
Herbert Burns
Sears Roebuck
R. D. Franklin Co
Duffie Howe
Scotts
Robertson
Court Upholds Compensation Award Against Building Contractor
In a Workmen's Compensation matter before the Commission and Union Circuit Court, Mrs. Fike and her husband win an award for Charles Smith a carpenter against J A West a building contractor.
Missing 14 year old girl searched for in Hot Springs
Hot Springs officers renewed the search for 14 year old Martha Jackson who disappeared last Wednesday from Ragwee Valley. A bracelet found at U S Camp Charlton park in Ouachita National Forest prompted renewed efforts but the pool was drained and no new clues emerged. Local agencies and businesses listed include Police Department and Hope Star among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Martha Jackson
Ragwee Valley
U. S
Charlton Park
Ouachita National Forest
Eddie Cockburn
Miss Jackson
Fragmentary note on Texas search efforts and royal records
A partial text notes wooded areas searched on Saturday and mentions 62 regal United States items last year in Texas. The fragment references 5 as a probable count or code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Texas
Lion Oil Scholarship Contest Opens For Arkansas Students
El Dorado Arkansas October 14 deadline nears for high school students in three zones to win 1000 scholarships covering tuition and expenses. Fifteen 25 merit awards per zone, 297 prizes totaling 17550 dollars. Teachers sponsoring entrants receive cash. essays 500 words max on good citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado
Ark
South
Lion Oil
C. R. Olson
Lion Oil Scholarship Fund
Lion
Arkansas
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Roy Stevenson
Ben Edminston
Elmer Brown
Linda Halbet
S. Walker
P. E. O. Sisterhood
American Legion Auxiliary
H. M. Olsen
Frank Russell
Charles Thomas
Brookwood P. T. A. Executive
Jane Russell
Jeff Chandler
Foxfire
Ey Atmel
Cecil B. DeMille
Nat Susan
Hesprus
Circle Plant
Mrs. H. J. Bailey
Paris
Svend
Jean Patou
Rosette Hargrove
NEA
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
E. J
Maxine G
DAILY
Missouri Pacific
Prospect
Atu
Gabe
Canada
Ellis Ins
Police Dept
J. B. Cook Co
Varco Farm
Delaney’s Gro
Reeves Bargain House
Hamm Tire and Supply
Nunn-McDowell
Butane Gas Co
O. W. Mills
Hope Star
Greening Ins. Co
Leonard Ellis Ins
Cecil Weaver
Spruce St
Rheem
Harry W. Shiver
Ares
Forrmetty
Drs. Thompson
W. Sré
Roy Ottew
A. L. Burns, Je
Shipley
A. L. Burns, JR
Hallmark
Coty
Ward & Son
Asecond
Lune Tikena
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