Spaghetti Supper and Youth Gatherings At Local Churches
Community notices describe a Spaghetti Supper at the First Methodist Church Friday October 20 from 5 to 7:30 PM with tickets from MYF members, plus plans for a homecoming trip and multiple Youth Rallies at Mo Gieh near Mena on October 21 and Mt. Rich near Mena on October 26. Also listed are Week of Prayer events October 23–27 at 7:30 AM, led by church groups, and a Jaycettes meeting and shoe fund efforts with cards and district meetings scheduled, all in the church circle and nearby venues.
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First Methodist Church
MYF
Huminions Stadium
Ji. Uigh
Sr. Myer Wall
Mo Gieh
Mena
Gladwiin’ Connell
Chis Petre
George Frazier
Steve Bader
G. G Medders
Hose
Jr. High Schott Ament
Myef
Mt. Rich
Satundsis
G. G. Mechigas
Gladwit Connall
George Franier
Cayeens
Jayceottes
Tre Hope Jaycarttes
Bobby Dow Lee
Carter Rusysl
Waymond Clark
Shoe Fund Committee
Everles
Lbis Shoe
Walnut
Front Streets
1St National Bank
Iave
Bella
Garden Club and church circles gather for weekly meetings
The Lilac Garden Club met at Mrs. Lasure’s home with co hosts Mrs Leroy Lauste and Mrs Guy Dowting. The program on Growing Camellias by Mrs N P Nesbitt followed bylaws review by Mrs Lloyd Kina. Refreshments were served to members. Other groups met at homes of Mrs Mildred Morton and Mrs Bevan Clark for Sunday school and devotional programs. Martha Hairston Circle of First Baptist WMU convened with Mrs George Young presiding and a program on The World on Our Doorstep. Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 met at Miss Troy Hammon’s home with four part study The meaning of tatttering.
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Leroy Lauste
Guy Dowting
Lilac Garden Club
Lasure
Curtis Urrey
B. W. Edelwards
T ‘Ae
Cam Omelias
N. P. Nesbitt
Lloyd Kina
Mildred Morton
Tina
Clare
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Jiv Warren
Bevan Clark
Gorden Renshaw
Sesson
Ted Purtle
His Warren
Rita Anderson
Martha Hairston
Mets
Gene Pendergraft
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Troy Hammon
Robert O’neal
Hinton Davis
R. B. Moore
Moore
Lucile Spaugh
Bruce Duke
Child Star Bobby Driscoll Released To Rehab Center
Los Angeles TAP reports former child star Bobby Driscoll, once earning over thirty thousand dollars yearly, was ordered to a six month narcotics rehabilitation program at Chino State Center after a hearing in Superior Court. He cites wanting to work with understanding people as he begins treatment and explains his drug use started at seventeen, worsened by money and access.
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Los Angeles
Bobby Driscoll
Driscoll
Chino
Calif
Alien Miller
Psychiatric Department of Superior Court
Dear Hens and Helen Advice Columns Collage
Dorothy Dix answers readers on dating after long sheltering up to two years. She urges broadened social circles, new activities, and a shift from young, unsuitable partners to healthier, diverse contacts.
Golden Wedding Anniversary and Engagement Notice
Mr. and Mrs. Alt of Hope announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Priscilla to Billy Leon Davis of Hope and Fort Worth. Priscilla a Hope High School graduate attended Deansalions Business College in Little Rock. Billy Leon Davis attended the University of Arkansas and will receive a degree in domesticity. he works for Montgomery Ward in Fort Worth. The wedding is set for Sunday December 24 at 3 p.m. in the First Baptist Church.
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Little Rock
Davis
U of A
Montgomery Ward
Pt. Worth
First’ Baptist Church
Fred Yates
Hope
Walda
Ray Turner
Hove
Yates
Cen House
Insurance Expansion Opens Doors for Previously Uninsurable
New York report shows life insurers now cover heart attack survivors tuberculosis cured cancer patients and blind individuals. Companies like United Equity Life of Chicago issue permanent policies at standard rates with minimal extra premiums, amid broader actuarial improvements and competition.
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New York
Institute of Life Insurance
United Equity Life Insurance Co. of
Chicago
Legal Reserve Company
Illinois
Jerome Garland
Ls A Cardiac
Eryday
United Equity
Arkansas draft quota set at 173 for November
State Selective Service director Fred Croun announced Arkansas draft quota for November at 173 men. The figure is three less than September but 111 above last November, with the intake to be filled by nonresidents aged 22 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Fred Croun
Selective Service
Arkansas
Memphis IL 1 H Workers Approve New IH Contract
A Memphis local of the United Automobile Workers union representing about 2,000 workers at the International Harvester Memphis plant voted to accept a three year contract. The deal, hammered out in Chicago two hours before a midnight deadline, provides a six cent hourly raise each year and expanded fringe benefits.
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Memphis
United Automobile Worker's Union
International Harvester
Chicago
Pan Iby
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