Society Notes From Hope Country Club and Local Groups
Local social calendar lists Oct nights for Hope Country Club poll giend cards and couples events. Mrs. Den Dickinson hosts Circle No 5 WSCS meeting for First Methodist Church on Oct 15 at 7 30 pm with Austin Hutson and co host John Pierce. Catholic Ladies Alter Society to hold spaghetti supper Oct 17 at 5 30 pm with tickets 1 50.
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Hope Country Club
Jack? Webb
Lloyd Guerif
Ralph Emsten
Roy Anderson
WSCS
First Methedstist Church
Cathooic Ladies Alter Society
Women in Poetry program highlights local chapter meeting
Chapter AE-PEO met October 9 at Mrs. Compton s home with co hostesses. Mrs. Stephens led business. devotion from Romans 5 followed by the Lord s Prayer. Henry Haynes presented Women in Poetry about Edna St Vincent Millay. Fifteen attended. cake nuts coffee served.
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W. W. Compton
Kyler
Herbert Stephens
Rufus Sorrelia
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Henry Haynes
Funeral Guests Attend Perry Lynn Cox Services
Outsiders including B.A. Tyarks of Corona attended the funeral services for Perry Lynn Cox, held Thursday.
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Perry Lynn Cox
Mes
B.A. Tyarks
Corona
Family Photo Fracas and a Fort Sam Wedding
A humor essay on handling family photos outlines tactful replies to unclear snaps, followed by a wedding notice for Miss Mary Currigan and William Thomason. The ceremony occurred Sept 21 at Fort Sam Houston Texas with military personnel in attendance and a reception at Fort Lang Houston officers club.
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Mary Gernadette Currgan
Francis M. Currigan
Parsons, An
William Donald Thomason
Dayon Thomason
Hope
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
James F. Madden
U.S. Army
Edward Tav Sr
Albany
James Bowres
Dedlaai
Maestry
Ore
Lewis Kim
Officers Club
Fort Lang Houston
Vaffes
Capl
Doyis Ledbetter
Tal
Jean Ware
No NL J
Virginia Nellis
Uttica
Cart
Anne Deming
Fir Albans
St. Francis School of Nursing
Wielk 4Ita
Kan
Sne
Army Nurse Corps
Militars School
Sam Neston
Herderven
Poachers College
Arkadelphia
Rt. Jackson
S.C
Fae
Stolen Family Weekly Coupons Drive Reward Offer
HOY SPRINGS Ark AP Po Jive search for crook after 2100 copies of Family Weekly magazine section stolen from storage at Tot Springs Sentinel. Coupons worth 20 cents each totaled 420 dollars with 500 dollars loss estimated. a 250 dollar reward offered for tips leading to arrest and conviction. Subscriptions to be replaced to avoid Sunday morning gaps.
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Hoy Springs
Ark
Jive
Family Weekly
Tot Springs Sentinel
Reesord
Thef
Coy Burroughs
Sentinel Record
New Era
Burroughs
Beatrice Bright Charged With Second Degree Murder
Mrs Beatrice Bright faces a second degree murder charge in the fatal shooting of her husband Theodore Roosevelt Bright 41 in North Little Rock last Sunday She is also charged with assault with intent to kill in a separate pistol whipping attack on Rosalie Swiney of North Little Rock The report lists additional names and visits in scattered fragments from California to Oklahoma and Louisiana with funeral references for Mrs Laseter Sr.
Ordeal at Comanche Wells
Deputy Youngblood endures a blistering day of hard labor to repair gallows and platform timbers. He returns home exhausted after bathing, then finds news of a baby and relief from the town turmoil. His wife and aunt react with quiet pride as reports swirl about Carrall County lawmen.
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Whiel
Youngblood
Fie
Cobh
Andy
Slim
Annie
Lila
Bart
Chantie Moss
Nin
Carrall County
Charly Mass
Lita
Volorwd
Trouble Developing TV Habits Keeps Viewers Torn
AP television writer Cynthia Lowry notes difficulty settling into schedules as rivals air competing dramas. She cites Perry Mason, Dr. Kildare and The Nurses on NBC and CBS, plus Dick Powell Show and Garry Moore shows, with Stoney Burke and Ves the rodeo villain shaping ABC. Cast arrivals include Roy Castle and Alan King, while Mrs. Lorn may skip.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Perry’ Mason
Dr. Kilian
Perry
Mason
Dr. Kildare
Haxtel
Carol Burnett
Garry Moord
Roy Castle
Alan’ King
Mrnn
Lorn
Suit filed over appointing relative to state post in Arkansas
A Pulaski Chancery Court suit seeks to bar John Willis from pay at the state level arguing his kinship to Johnson County justice of the peace violates constitutional bans on appointing relatives. The filing labels Abel Hill as a taxpayer plaintiff. The narrative also includes scene-setting from a courtroom and a conversation with Judge Pendergrass about a new baby and future sheriff prospects.
Dear Helen Dorothey Dix column letters on relationships
Readers debate premarital sex and marital happiness with Dorothy Dix style guidance. A letter-writer condemns premarital experiences, while others urge consistent beliefs, respect for elders, and self respect in dating. Advice stresses honesty, self-worth, and avoiding being a door mat in romance.
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Helen
WJ. W
Dorothy Dix Is A Registered Trademark Belt Syndicate Feature
A terse note identifies Dorothy Dix as a registered trademark and prefixes the item as a Belt Syndicate feature. The line reads like a brief cataloging entry for syndicated content.
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Dorothy Dix
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