Community Society Notes From October Meetings
Practical nurses plan court room presence Tuesday at ile Cy Hell. State Convention may elect delegates. Dr. Forney Holt to speak. Friendship Class of First Baptist meets Oct. 14 at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Clyde Coffee’s home with co-hostess Opal Hervey. Bunch Class of Five Baptist Chuo to meet October 3 at Mrs. Hol O'Gran’s home 7:80 p.m. Presbyterian Women Circle meetings led by Mrs. Jim McKennie and Mrs. Dick Watkins. Patmos PTA meets Wednesday at 2:80 p.m. in the serious auditorium with an executive session at 2 p.m. Lilac Garden Club to meet Oct. 15 at Mrs. B. W. Edwards’ home with co-hostesses. Various church groups schedule October events and fundraisers including a baked supper and a bird program. Bridal shower honors Miss Jo Ann Roberts on October 10 at Mrs. Wade Gilbert’s home with pink and yellow decorations. Victory 4-H Club holds October 9 meeting with officer elections and project reports. 4-H photos, scrapbooks, and trip plans discussed.
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Friendship Clags
First Baptist Church
Clyde
Opal Hervey
Do Ann Roberts
Wade Gilbert
Linda Gilbert
Jo Ann Roberts
Wilburn
C. C. McNeil
Nola Gilbert
Jo Ann
Church Split Indicated Over Integration
In Little Rock Arkansas factions within the Methodist and Baptist communities surfaced over integration. A tense council fight at a Methodist gathering and a failing bid to oust a segregationist minister marked ongoing church divisions. Local leaders and residents weighed federal court rulings on public high schools amid fears of wider racial conflict.
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Ark
Little Ock
Soussert
Ferake
Louis
Methodist Church
Supreme Court
Pulaski County
Assa
Hosley
Hosley! Pruden
Pruden
Prosegregation Capital Citizens Council
Fall Rally Attended by 125 in Methodist Youth District
Ruth Nolte of Texaptegna led the supper hour service with Brenda Hamm and Sue Moory assisting. Harvey Melson of Mena directed the temperance period as Rev W D Golden of Mena led songs with Paul O Neal at the piano. O Neal and Mary Louise Cageland served as counselors for the group. Jerry Rodadhs of Mena conducted the business session. The Fall Rally drew about 125 members from 10 Methodist Youth Fellowships in the district.
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Ruth Nolte
Texaptegna
Brenda Hamm
Sue Moory
Harvey Melson
Mena
W. D. Golden
Paul O'Neal
My. O'Neal
Mary Louise Cageland
Jerry Rodadhs
Imena
Methodist Youth Fellowshipe I
Weekend visitors and travels noted in local social column
Mrs A W Martin hosted Rev Carlton Roberts and family from Magnolia for a weekend. Mr and Mrs O Kyler and family vacationed in Hot Springs. families including Mrs Harvey Bap and Mrs H C Kyler attended the Thompson Seay wedding in Life Rock. the bride’s mother Mrs G Thompson and Mrs Leonard were among guests.
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A. W. Martin
Carlton Roberts
Jo Ali and
Janet
Magnolia
Thompson Seay
Motjies
G Thompson
Ker Uy Thompson
George, Thompeeny
Births in Naples for Mrs Fielding Hughes and Ayannaw
Birth notice from Naples reports the arrival of a child born in January to Mrs Fielding Hughes with Ayannaw as the name. Details are sparse due to OCR gaps but record confirms a newborn and parental name.
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Moash’ Ang
Fielding Hughes
Naples
Aayannaw
Dorothy Dix advice on love and dating rules
A Dorothy Dix column offers dating guidance on age of discretion, behaving in new relationships, and handling heartbreak. It advises neutrality on dates, avoiding clingy details, and enjoying time together while not overreaching. The page includes reader questions about rekindling an ex, dealing with a physical handicap, and dating etiquette.
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Deri
Dix
Bult
Phil
Achool
Dorothy Dix
Widdow
Mr. OM
Woman to Die for Poisoning Daughter in Georgia
A Georgia woman Anjelia Doovay faced a death sentence for poisoning her daughter Mamie Lyles. The case, tried in Superior Court, involved plea and appeal motions with the death penalty initially set for December. The defendant, a former business owner, received a stay as her attorneys pursued a new trial.
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Hugh Schutte Magom
Anjélia
Dees
Ligits
Maraln Sinine Lyles
Tie
Fenwin
Dee
Georgia
Murder Trial at Osceola Opens
Osceola Ath. reports the murder trial opening with the state presenting evidence as to a year old suspect accused in a Belington’s robbery. Arthur Hayes and Lakota figures appear in the proceedings. Edington and others charged as the case unfolds in circuit court.
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Osceola
Arthur Hayes
Lakota
Chrewit
Aettages
Bultly
Asplehinney
Talally Beak
Ie Duslis Edrington
Belringten
Ile Inter
Inioeelst
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Ile Cy Hell
Forney Holt
Fivet Baptist Chuo
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Diookwood
Afuster Alial Optic Aveny
James H. Jones
Presbyterian Women of the Church
Jim McKennie
Disifmai
Harry Lomey
Dick Watkins
C. D. Booth
Thell Joplin
Mack Duffie
Merry Thell Joplin
Presbyterian Church
Whell Joplin
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Patmos PF. T. A
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Dewey Baker
Ss. G. Norton Asgistany
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Coleteria
Awicheph
Bow “Glaulk
Onic Tempsle
Solobur
Baffodil Garden Club
Dudd
Fille Hose Garden Club
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Fr. C. Hughson
Sam A. McGill
Dave Dickinson
Junion-Sehlot Parent Teachers Association
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L. B. Tooley
Tasnaghelie
Texas
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Victory 4-H
James Cummings
Marshall McCorkle
Peggy Hampton
Ray Kata Barreny
Alina
Burke
Lords Preyer
Sue Fuller
Carrol McKee
Pegny Hampton
Claudia McCorkin
Lug Rock
Cayroll MoKes
Mary Fol
McCorkle
Charles McCorkle
James Cuquphigs
Ping
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Mes
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Camden
Hope
Harvey Bap
Bari
H. C. Kyler
Léonard
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Ife Walch
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Dorothy Dixs
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