Community Notes and Club Activities Across DeAnn and Area
Calendar items from DeAnn and surrounding area detail meetings at Mrs Ry 6 Broac home and First Christian Church Chilrich with Bible class business. Hope Chapter 328 Order of the Eastern Star honors past mast and patron at B pain. Daffodil Gardener hosts guest speaker J C Youmans. Beta Club officers listed at Bodeaw High School. Golden wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Booth with Open House and floral tables. Mrs George Hosmer Jaycette speaks at Jaycette unit gathering. Christmas party plans formed. Wesleyan Service Guild hosts program on Foreign Missions and Race Relations. Lilac Garden Club of DeAnn holds October meeting. guest speaker planned for November on Christmas Gift Wrappings. Family night planned for late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hosmer
J. B. Martin
Jack Ray
Paul McClellah
Momber's
Pete Heflin
Hosmar
Kathleen Breach
Wesleyan Service Guild
Misa
Kathleen ‘Broach
Roy Stphenson
James McLarty, Jr
Roy Stephenson
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
Lilac Garden Club of
DeAnn
Bryant Howetts
Carlton Samuel
Roy Burke
Carl Dalrymple
Prescott
Jessie Samuel
Adopting Truth and Fairy Tale Echoes in a Child’s Life
Hal Boyle recalls a family scene about adoption and truth told with affection. A father watches a daughter grow with playful fairy tale imagery and candid questions, balancing honesty with love as the child negotiates identity and belonging.
World wary urged as Middle East war risk rises
Secretary Dulles warned that the risk of a war erupting in the Middle East grows as global attention focuses on regional tensions. He said the free world must stay on guard against attack while noting Russia’s space achievement with Sputnik has shaken U.S. security confidence and could spur unity in America to face Soviet scientific leadership.
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Tracy
Mommy
Avery
Monuny
Sys Sha
Middle East
Turkey
Syria
Soviet
Russia
Dulles
Separes
United States
Dallas
U.S
Hoe
L R Base to Honor Group From Texas
Little Rock Air Force Base will honor residents of Pittsburg Texas tomorrow for helping locate survivors and the body of a bomber crew. An Air Forces spokesman said searchers found the body of the pilot who died in the crash. A delegation from Philadelphia will be greeted with a luncheon, a parade, and base ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Little Rock Airy Force Base
Pittsburg
Tex
Air Forces
Phlebarg
Notable Seped Guest Meet with Elegant Table Setting
The report notes a discussion among guests led by Mrs. Keroy Saniwol Jed on the pare planted flora. Mrs. Maynard Burke provided an impressive table arrangement chosen as the standout. At the meeting's end, the hostess served dessert plates to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keroy Saniwol
Maynard Burke
Visiting Fort Shockton Residents Schedule Wednesday
Five Fort Shockton, Texas residents plan a Wednesday afternoon visit with family members. Names and details are garbled in the OCR text but indicate travel or visiting arrangements among local households and relatives.
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Rand
Thomas Brewstey
Fort Shockton
Texas
Ma's
L.A
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Work Scams and Personal Upheaval
Dorothy Dix answers letters from readers about mistaken job schemes and dangerous personal choices. She warns against money-for-work scams promising easy earnings and urges caution with firms that demand upfront payments. She also addresses divorce, abuse, and pressuring relationships, advising readers to seek trusted guidance and safety.
Arkansas Honey Production Up
The Crop Reporting Service estimates 1987 honey production in Kansas at 2,632,000 pounds, up from 2,156,000 last year. Droughts and late spring weather depressed colony counts, with 28 pounds per colony reported, reflecting declines amid poor conditions in early season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crop Reporting Service Today
Aye Kansas
Seid Delphe
Pioneer Crossett Woman Succumbs
Brief obituary note for a Crossett resident, listing a local woman as deceased. Contains limited readable details and appears to reference a death notice with sparse personal identifiers and context.
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Crossett
British Actor in TV Debut Tonight
British actor Bill Travers makes his American television debut in Television Theatre's A Cause for My General. The six four inch Scouseman, known for Geordie, portrays a disciplined young man facing personal and military tensions that threaten to derail a yacht.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Bill Trnvers
Labight
Television Theatre
Wyaversye
Noel Coward
Scousman
Trom
Mayor Enacts Antidiscrimination Law Targeting 3 Groups
Mayor Woodrow uses a new ordinance against three pro desegregation groups including the Capital Citizens Council the Freedom Fund and the League of Central High Mothers as well as the NAACP. The law requires data submission within 13 days and a city council vote backed the measure as Arkansas officials weigh broader adoption. NAACP leaders denounce the move as a dangerous weapon against organized civil rights activity.
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Woodrow Man
Guy
Ore
Mierdivans Moteley
Arueu Bennet
Unopghutt
Arkansas
Mano
Repistatiog
Alderaan
It Ates
Ackansis
NAACP
Amis
Gulhideee
Segal Spolas
Fragmented quotes on TV drama styles and media views
The text presents garbled observations comparing British and American television drama. It mentions England and the continent, emphasis on character versus pace, and a remark about mutual decisions and a wife as a preferred method, all in unclear, error-filled phrasing.
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Mruvers
Fravus
England
Diana
Increase in Spending Not Necessary Says Opposition
Washington reports say top House Appropriations Committee members argued increased U S defense spending may not be required despite Russia’s satellite, with Chadron and Taber urging focus on internal programs and restraint. They noted defense needs and missile deals while calling for balanced fiscal policy and avoiding excessive allocation.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
House
Russia
Cobgruds
Ouy
Ate
Aubby
Itusaiy
Aber
North Little Rock council votes on integration controversy ordinance
The North Little Rock city council, spanning nine separate districts, debated an ordinance amid extreme positions on integration. Mayor Perry planned to confer with officials before any action, while leaders from the Mothove League and other groups commented on the political climate.
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Malcomb
Taylor
Chale
Idinanes Ad
Ib Ps
Mra
Q. A. Anton
Tthe Mothove
League
Men
North Little Reel
Avicanaus River
A. & Perry
Mint Mills and Shale Fields in Liechstern Districts
Fragmentary notes describe Mint Mills and shale areas in Liechstern with mentions of deep fertile soil and local geography. No clear events, dates, or people emerge, but references hint at milling activity and agricultural potential in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Mint
Liechstern
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Ehuistian Church
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Fred McHlroy
Hope
Order of the Eastern Star
Mas Ton
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Me. J. C, Youmans
Bodeaw Betta Club
Bodeaw High School
Lynda Whitten
Harlin Ward
Naomi, Caudle
Baily Caudle
Trensuer
Nancy Dorman
J. W. Booth
Ann
Mre
du W. Booth
Naomi Pitcock
Veda Adams
Sebaelapol
Galil
Mildred
Robbins
Arkana
Callfie
Covina
Calif
Saenger
Wan Algerghett
Barto
Day Marti
Paul Rene
Mons
Frandom and
Hal Boyle
Prom
L.R
Grangyng
Bar Byuee
Paw Joan
Didney
Washington, Mylarays
Elna Noll
Bresgol
Ie Williams
Pioneer Western
Life Insurance
Arkansaa
M. & Bates
Bob Saray
Bates
Dorothy DIX
Denar
Cynthia
Dorothy iOlx
Jeff
Dan
Tony Young Stery
Ime
Jan
Min
Gage
Advic
Alperes Cagaee
Wits
Mann
O' Maloney
Beira
Humphrey DeMing
Bop
Brooke Tbe
John S. Gib
Ark
Future Ca
America
Tts
Atos
Portland Cement Association
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