Social Calendar and Divorce saga in Hope area
October social events schedule from Hope includes Women's Missionary Society at 2 30 pm First Baptist Church prayer meeting. Sunbeam Junior R A and G A hold 4 pm meetings. Cosmopolitan Club meets 745 pm at Mrs Mackart home. Azalea Garden Club hosts mens coffee at Cottage to aid landscape work. Mrs Franklin and Mrs Tack Fickthying travel to Shreveport for Mies Marie Franklin’s car accident bedside. Police court case involves J A Gunter family and potential custody actions. Sherry case details given with divorce proceedings and restraining order context. Camellia Garden Club October meeting held. campus sororities pledge 46 rushers at Henderson College Arkadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Franklin
Tack
J A. Gunter
Arnee Scotland-White
Temple
Texas
Mt. Gunter
Frank King
Mra
Flomer
First Methodist Church
Beverly
Davis
Nares
Sun
Tex
Hedia
J. A. Gunter
Hot Springs
Tos
Brents McPharton
Bob Bleu
Don Smith
Henderson-Magnelin A & M
Pamelat
Robert Garener
Barbara
di Fuller
Marsha Ann
Carmella Club
Camellia Garden Club
Amirs
A.B Follett
George Wright
Jim Cole
Vier-pressent
John Wallace
Rose
Forrest
Operators Walk Out on Lewis
Operators walk out during contract talks with the mud Mine Walkers over John L. Lewis critique. The union, citing non communist oaths and labor law, left the room after presenting affidavits and statements. The scene centered on CIO opposition and pending NLRB procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Washington
United Electrica
Vera
Iis
George Love
U. FE
House
UN American Activities Committee
NLRB
Aljabvout
Thebert J. Fitdgerald
Julius Emspak
Tur
Justice Department
James J. Matles
Cheele
Dorothy Dix Heart-Hungry and Church Notes Mix
A syndicated Dorothy Dix column combines with church notices from First Presbyterian Garrett Memorial and First Methodist. The page lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship services, plus youth groups, prayer meetings, and missions plans. It includes reader letters about marriage, affection, and emotional sensitivity, with responses urging understanding and mutual respect.
Local Residents Return From Visits and Travel
Mrs Lea Robins ended a week in Dallas visiting Mr and Mrs Scott DeLee and daughter Susan. Kelly Teft planned a Saturday trip to Dallas and Fort Worth for the spring market. Mrs Jessie Leverett Mrs Geori Mrs Minnie Cole and Mrs Rowe with her little son Jimmy Bert returned from a two week stay in Atlanta Ga. J A Gunter Harold and James Gunter attend regional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Robins
Scott DeLee
Nettle
Susan
Dallas
Kelly Teft
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Jessie Leverett
Geori
Minnie Cole
Ie Rowe
Immie Bert
Atlanta
Hospital Notes From Evansville and Fulton Districts
Fragmented hospital notes list patient names and places including Evansville Indiana and Fulton with discharges and admissions. Entries mention Julia Chester, Mrs Ry Gravise, Graviss, Josephine Admitted Will Wheat and Mes 0, with miscellaneous names and partial line fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
Gravise
Evansville
Indiana
Ry FI
Patrick Graviss
Josephine
Will Wheat
Fulton
Middlebrooks
Patmos
Jolitt Houlton Bevins
Arie
School field grows as aid and safety drive progress
A Canadian school district outlines growth and safety efforts after a two year fundraising push. It notes a $1400 deep well project completed to supply drinking water, connected fountains, and a planned library expansion and piano purchases for both high and elementary levels. The district emphasizes an educational program on accident prevention in transit, at school, and at home, aiming to reduce bus violations and protect students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torry
Ecboul
Someone to Lov
Jenny wins custody in a divorce from Ted Duncan and faces a six month wait before final decree. She reflects on unhappy past with Linx Conaver as Rick Morris, in love with her, begins to fill the void and plans a hopeful future while Tod doubts and Liz plans a vacation before his marriage. Jenny weighs life with Rick against past pain. The chapter hints at further developments as the six months stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny
Ted Duncan
Linx Conaver
Yhu
Rick Morris
Tod
Liz
Lis
Pirst
Sunrise Valley
Rick
Sly
Nina
Booth Sind
Jonny
Hon
Mick
Letters to the Editor Responding to Editorial Policy
The writer applauds a frank stance toward the National Foundation while clarifying a Cleveland volunteer spoke for a local chapter, not as an employee. He urges understanding Hempstead county’s aid recipients, critiques tax concerns around March of Dimes, and invites editor to join the county chapter to better assist neighbors. He signs as Co. Tt. Masse, State Representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation
Cleveland
The
National
Hempstead
Hempstead County
Tam
Vie
Hampstead County
Tejend
Ohio
National ‘Foundation
Abilene Tornado Strikes City Leaving One Dead
A tornado hit Abilene causing a fatality, with three others injured and extensive damage to a residential area. The report mentions a family tragedy involving Ruby Lee Peoples, age 37, and references surrounding figures and local officials amid ongoing consideration of contract renewals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allond
Pox
Abilene
Pubeo
Ruby Lee Peesens
Fous
Minute Men Group Would Cancel Reds
Denver report outlines a civilian internal security plan proposed by C. J. Lister of Washington, president of the National Rule Association. He calls for a nationwide civilian force to guard critical infrastructure against Communist sabotage, matching cells to protect bridges, reservoirs, power grids, and telephone lines, in a plan aiming to act before government arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 3
Lister
Washington
National Rule Association
Listes
Russia
America
United States
PBI
Cele
Jeba
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Services and Revival Schedule
Hope Gospel Tabernacle in Springfield invites all to Sunday services at 321 N Main with Pastor H Paul Holdridge and guest Rev C C Burnett and Rev S Joseph Geno, including Sunday school at 9 45 and morning worship at 11, plus Gospel Hour and Evangelical service. Revival with Rev WLS Bucham planned for October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Burnett
American Bible Society
Central le Anstitute and Seminary
Springfield
Missouri
the Tabernacle
Guy el Basye
Paul Holdridge
Burnett
S. Joseph Geno
Geno
Christ's Ambassador
Wls. Bucham
First Baptist Church Activities and Weekly Schedule
The First Baptist Church at Third and Main lists S A Whitlow as pastor and outlines a week of events. Sunday includes Sunday school, morning worship, youth choir rehearsal, and Baptist Training Union. Weekday gatherings cover missionary society, Workers’ Council, choir rehearsal, and fellowship hours with references to revival planning and ongoing political warfare remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prankiin McLarty
R. Jackson
Home Mission
Ratey
Ednesday
A. Eg. Theosh
Sunt
Aa Pom
Pis
Bautist Training Union
Dames E. Burkhead
Messary
Woman's
Missionary Society
Eve Chuyel
Ottober SL
Training Union Workers’ Council
Taining Union
Carolehoir
Jitterbug Dancing Denounced by Czech Red Front
Prague report notes Czech youths denounce jitterbug as Western corruption and crime. Pong comments on Western culture cited. Youth front newspaper publishes denouncement amid broader cultural critique. The piece also mentions other social symbols like billiards and leggy dancers in a polemic about "so-called western civilization."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech
Red Front
Prague
U—Cezechoslovakia
United 6
People's Democracy
National Youth Front
Youth Front
Mlada Fronta
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Bette Davis
Hubby
Women's Missionary Society
gThe Sunbeame
R. A
G. A
Cosmopolitan Club
Besday
Mackart
Perry Moses
Azslea Garden Club
Aim
Floyd Crank
Philadelphia
A. Enroute
Kenneth
Famly
Washington D. C
Florida
Vance J. Broam
Valparaiso
Bobbie Ellen
DeQueen
Mi Wissen
Peye
Boul Raley
Mrs. A. R. Bobb
Mrs. L. J. Bryson
Mr. Bryson
Prescort
Virginia MacPherson
Hope
Hendlinge
Camden-Ftone
Camu
Rufus Herndan
el, Archer
B Teeley
Olie Olsen
Jimmy Yoeom
Jim Edwards
Walter Sims
Roy Taylor
Olen Moses
James Vanney
Cook
Duffie
Ben MsRue
Jim James
Dee Porter
Bettys Rabb
Clyde Browning
Shirley — Pearson
Wailers
James Kenedy
College
Henderson
Colloge
Arkadelphia
Alpha Slema Taur
Norma Joan Pranks
Peggy Pentecost
Nancy Camp
Ninla Dean Compton
Betty Murphy
All
Jo Ann Carrigan Washington
Emily Jo Wilson
Columbus Misé Billye
Joyce Boyette
Hone
Della Sigma Psitor
Dorothy DIX
News of the Churches
First Presbyterian
Stephen Cook
James H. Juttaw
Enn
Pine Row
J. M. Hamilton
Wesley Club
Groun
K. Lester
Graves
Miss Dix
Becaus
Tentether
Ynan
Arids
Dec
Richard
Stahdin
Bell Syndicate. Inc
eMars
J. A. Gunter, Harold, and
James Gunter
Laredo
William
Holden . William
Bendix MacDonald Carey
Mona Freeman
Clem Bevins
Tuerell
Oxyerols
Matthew Hl
Vurell
Geath
Barnestine Hareris
Herrice Brown
Mareh
Electrical Union
Lov
Rene Lonnen
Ernhart
NEA Service, Inc
Danny
Ricky
Tin
Ile
Geo Ad
Dale
Indoles
Dreaas
Christines Businvgs
Amd
Chitown Nesantiys
Whonis
Lewis
Vsion
Love
Wday
Reds
Denver
Securit
Ofeto
Yugoslavia
Associated Press
Com- Inform
Yugoshivia
Butt al Moscov
Vnlager
Ifeour
Popivouda
Ma Tin
United Nations
Dclegy
Beneshipd
Paulie Ways
MN Maa Tonth
Pberyilas
Lita
Deney
First Christian North Main
West Avenue
Wr. P. Hordegree
Cormuepion
Ant Sermann
Matsie
Choi Buly
AOL
Ponder
Laymen's’League
Fallowship Hell
First Baptist
Third and Main Streets
S. A. Whitlow
Birkhead
Toidyeelk
Tito
Unity Misionary Baptist
South Elm Street Eld
Howard White
Unity's Gospel
Boorley
Little
County Jail
Baptist
Texarkana
Anthony's Mill
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