Social and Personal Notices From First Baptist and Community
The Fidelis Sunday School class at First Baptist plans a regular monthly business social Monday Oct 19 at 7. A fundraising supper, installation of officers with Mrs Big Dunn as president, and program by Miss Wanda Rugsies are listed. YWCA meetings, PTA events, and various church activities follow through the week with leaders named and venues noted. Families attend church, hostesses are listed, and local social life is outlined in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Big Dunn
Wills Franklin Qamer
Personal Mention Argo Mie ai stidenta md Binh Cobepe
Fragmentary note lists individuals with unclear roles and unresolved affiliations. Readable names include Binh Cobepe and other likely students, but the context and event are not evident from the garbled text.
Hinton Home Demonstration Club Reports and Plans
The Hinton Home Demonstration Club met October 11 at Mrs. Tam mie Gibson’s home with devotional, Lord’s Prayer, and a 18 minute social. Mrs. Blackoei led, reports on the Fair, a Lucky box winner was Mrs. G. Iib Black, and Mrs. Blackwood demonstrated refinishing and living room chair. November meeting set at Mrs. LeRoy Smith’s home to elect officers. Refreshments served.
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Hinton
Tammie Gibson
Blackoe i
G. 1B Black
Blackwood
LeRoy Smith
Doctor explains angina and living with heart disease
The Doctor Says column by Edwin P. Jordan, M D, describes angina pectoris caused by hardened coronary arteries. It outlines symptoms such as chest pain, anxiety, shortness of breath, and sweating, and notes patients can lead normal lives by managing exercise and heart health. It also mentions births and local notices including Woodard Cox and Cotten family announcements.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
Fox
Zeus
Woodard Cox
Howe
Hope
A. E. Cotten
Lewisville
New Officers to Be Elected at November Club Meeting
Secretary Mrs Luther Westfallan presides as gifts are shown for 100 percent attendance over the years. The next meeting will be at Mrs W H on November 10 with members expected to attend.
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Club
Luther Westfallan
Elf
W. H.¢ber
Coves of Cwomen and the Carmen saga adaptation
A fragmentary tale adapts Merimee's Carmen with Don Jose, a Spanish officer drawn to the gypsy world and entangled in love, betrayal, and gunfire. Amidst mountain bands and a tense standoff with constabulary, Jose confronts Garcia, Carmen's husband, as the story edges toward a fatal clash and shifting loyalties.
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Don Jose
Comen
On Mountain Coat
Carmen
Jose
Garcia
isCarmen
Frazer and Kaiser Join 1949 Model Lineup
Frazer models join Kaiser sedans in Kaiser-Manhattan lineup with restyled bodies. The six cylinder Frazer engines gain improved fuel efficiency through dual magttoliing and carburetors, higher compression ratios, overdrive options, and power window controls on the Manhattan. 168 design changes accompany the new models as Kaiser implements a 149 model year program.
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Manhattan
Wow Beliorid
Fraz
Frazer
Kaiser
Health unit survey crews visit three schools this week
The Delta Survey Crew will be at Williams Chapel Negro School on Tuesday October 19 at 8 30 am and at Palmese Negro School on Tuesday October 12 at 1 00 pm. The blood testing crew also moves to Palmes Negro School, urging parents to bring children to receive services and ensure these programs.
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Oglesby P.T.A
Mary Shipp Sanders
Nongou
Texas
Sanders
At & P.m
Delta Survey
Williams Chapel Negro School
Palmes Negro School
Tuesaday
Angina management and drink testing question from era
The text discusses improved angina management through exercise planning and drugs that relieve symptoms without curing the underlying coronary disease. It questions tests to decide if a person is intoxicated without being labeled an alcoholic, noting confusion and unreadable portions.
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Cowie
Alenbeli
Cold Front Sends Subfreezing Air Across Much of U S
A severe cold wave swept over the United States, with Nashville at 20 degrees and Minneapolis at 8. In the Midwest and Great Lakes snow fell along shorelines as Mount Suaprait Pa recorded up to 1.5 inches. Chicago registered a 24 degree low, while Western states showed varied readings. Warmer air was forecast to spread from Minnesota and the Dakotas toward the Tad area and Chicago as temperatures rebound.
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Nere
Law
Chivage
Petty Smieldee
Lee Trew
Sega
Tiany
Athuitic
Freer
Fay Seth Ay Hyville
Nashville
Minneapolis
Migu
Bissiavek
No. H
Lake Michigan
Lake Erie
Mt. Suaprait
Minnesota
Nakotas
Naval
Chicago
Springfield
Chattanacoxa
Temi
Dallas
Tex
Kanga
Tulsa
Okla
Amante
High Court Upholds Death Sentence in Arkansas Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld a death sentence for Palmer, ruling the evidence at trial supported the verdict and that the confession obtained by officers was admissible. Justice Robins dissented, arguing the oral confession was inadmissible and violated due process protections. The court also rejected a request to reduce the sentence to life, noting no information on a co defendant Slamm’s sentence and that the jury acted within its province.
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Little Rock
Pape
Ariane S Supreme Court
Mizell Palmer
Nosra
Pulaski
Senten Palmer
Hamm
Mach
Chaothag
Ian
Robins
Cmd
Dan Hui
Henry Stevens
Right to Freedom for a Daughter Facing Parental Rules
Dorothy Dix counsels a 24 year old woman to seek independence from overbearing parents. She urges leaving home for personal liberty, noting the reader has supported the family and deserves adulthood, while criticizing parental control as selfish and stifling. A second letter about an engaged sister explores common sister jealousy and wedding dynamics.
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Lizaig
Bobby-Sopher
Mavy Seeks Women Doctors for Navy Positions
The Navy announces a plan to commission women doctors who completed internal medicine residencies in civilian hospitals and to take 25 women doctors as internes at Navy hospitals. Frances L Willoughby of Plummer, Maine, a University of Arkansas graduate, is among an early class sworn in at the Naval Medical Center in Bethesda. Also noted are various court and land dispute references in Columbia County.
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Washington
Mavs
Navy
Comeminder
Frances L. Willoughby
Plinian
Mood, Araduate
University of Arkansas
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
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Yw.a
Wiest
American Legion
Robcock Io
Elo. Wingfield Wilson
B.S. Pranilin
Burfrees
UY Win
Mimiorin
Garret
Mermovial Baptist Church
Weelvoseday
Ted Purtte
Lilse Gurder
Beene
M Co-Houless
Thayer
Sturday
Garhind School
P.T.A
South Blast
Tom McLarty
Pont McLeuaty
West
Dviston
Sarah Lauterbach
Tagay
Gelobur
Robvarta
Au Bape
Hearestipoma
Bo. Hyatt. S
Bod PW Club
Min Clerice
Second Street
Migs Marmalewis
Clarive Casytun
Roy Mourer
Margaret Sims McDonald
Tate Rock
Hope Chay
Mrs. James Clayton of
Conwey
Mus
Boss Davis
BR. Gélany
Warnlale
Wet
Foud
West Rock State Park
Mrs. Ihe
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Ecole Have
Elmal En & Weeeend Sist
Alten
Ary Saver
Mavilsa
Charlotte
Caspe Nighurei
Tesas State
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Reees Sahd
On Isit Mondeach
New Mexico
Raymond Dohison
Wari Daugh
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Id Stewart
Auma Judsen
L. J, Tarley
Beaumont
Tuxas
Ranevite
Odessa
Pricay
We Green
Colisabus
Ark
Puminy
Sista
Dower Paina
Teale Ane Fawdy
Ah Fens
Ialgere
B.C
Chard Alvored
HatsyRess
Veda Ann Berg
Leif Erickson
Bisa
Yiue
Whee Mer SH Aibirg
Veer Reno Y Gol
Dayle Gayle Home Demonstration Club
Welock
W. J. Spring
Miss Atking
Josephine Mr
James Lawrence
Fresper Merimee
Carmien
Tebulary
Othegeant
West Beya
Don Jase
Ty Renopdada
Dukhis
Tind Daiy Tase Denolt
Romondada
Garin
Paige
Tuwetel Gaechin
Doro Siuanis Vitel
Wien
Nocleleat Cisuarutirs
Seth Teaeeth Iy Peat
Levan Gypsy
Phen 25
Navarre
Navarro
Gareia
Uysag
Gieba
Ced
Syd Disse
Griffin
Unit
Mercury
U.S
High Court
Dorothy DIX
Diss
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Bob
Cynthia
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
WL. Owen
Maud Owen
Columbia Chancery
Columbia County
Hank
Orchnoren
Doe
Lydia ‘E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Toman
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dr. Kolb
Bowhot Church
Merl
H. E. Thrash
Perry Moses
C O First Baptist Church
Arkansas
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