Society Notes From First Methodist and Local Clubs
The October calendar lists the WSCS Call to Prayer and Self-Denial at First Methodist with 9:30 a.m. services, nursery, and leaders Mrs Turner, Mrs White, Mrs Robertson, Mrs McLemore, and Mrs Ward. Activities include Brookwood PTA Study Group, Leslie Huddleston Post auxiliary, Cub Pack 92, Jett B Graves Sunday School Class potluck, Cub Pack 62 organizational meeting, Chapter AE P.E.O., Cosmopolitan Club, Patmos PTA supper, Spanish Club at Hope High, Wesley Club officers, Friday Music Club Beethoven program, and changes to Music Club Concert Time on KXAR. Many events occur Tue Oct 27 and Thu Oct 29 with varied locations including Brookwood School, Garland School, and First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Bob Turner
R. T. White
Jim Robertson
Harry McLemore
Edwin Ward
Hope High School
W. A. Williams
Susan Cobb
Simon Bolivar
San Martini
Dallas Spring Fashion Market Opens at Merchandise Mart
Buyers from the Southwest will select spring fashions from over 3 000 lines at the National Fashion Exhibitors of America show in Dallas October 25 30. The new Apparel Mart hosts exhibitors and four major markets annually with late winter and early spring sales tied to Dallas displays.
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Dallas
Southwest
Tthe Merchandise Mart
America
American Fashion Association
New York
West Coast
Halloween Homemakers Meeting and Frinedly Bridge Notes
Reports detail the Horiemakers Home Demonstration Club meeting held October 20 at Mrs. W. B. Beggs home with singing Work For The Night Is Coming. President Carlton Roberts opened with devotional Rainbows, Lord's Prayer, and lesson Radioactive Fallout on the Farm. Roscoe Bowden won the door prize. November meeting set for Mrs Gordon Renshaw's home. Friday Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. H. C. Whitworth October 23. R. E. Cooper high scorer. pumpkin pie and coffee served. Births record Mr. and Mrs. James Gilbert of New Boston Tex welcome a 7 lb 6 oz daughter born October 25 at Wadley Hospital Texarkana. grandparents listed.
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Homemakers HD Club
Horiemakers Home Demonstration Club
W. B. Beggs
Carlton Roberts
Grodon Renshaw
Roscoe Bowden
Gordon Renshaw
W. C. Bramlett
H.C. Whitworth
R. EK
Cooper
James Gilbert
New Boston
Tex
Wadley Hospital
Texarkana
Hope
Eugene. Norvell
Carl Gilbert
Coming and Going At Hendrix College Hope Weekend
Hendrix College students home in Hope for the weekend include Cookie Jones Phala Brown Johnny Honeycutt Paul Henley Bill Reinhardt and Joe Purvis. Mrs Hazel Bright and Mr and Mrs Charles B Huckabee returned from Houston where they visited Mrs Foster Citly of Texarkana who had open heart surgery Friday.
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Hendrix College
Hope
Cookie Jones
Phala Brown
Johnny Honeycutt
Paul Henley
Bill Reinhardt
Joe Purvis
Hazel Bright
Charles B. Huckabee
Houston
Foster Citly
Texarkana
John Bill Jordan
Tyler
Pex
Charles Ray Jordan
Lloyd Guerin
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Frederick M. Edwards
Oak Park
Ill
O.F. Ruggles
Shower Springs
Ruggles
Hot, Springs
Miller
Mrs. Edwards
Edwards
Illinois
City official outlines street paving funding plan
A Hope Arkansas letter from Mrs. Marjorie Butler discusses city street maintenance and paving. The official responds on financing through property owner assessments and improvement districts, noting past grants lost and the need for two thirds approval.
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Hope, Rt
Marjorie Butler
Hope
Arkansas
4Th
Hoover Beliefs Shaped by Self Reliance and Government Limits
AP analyst James Marlow examines President Hoover as a figure of contradictions. He notes Hoover endorsed relief during World War I but resisted direct federal aid at home in the Great Depression, defending a philosophy of minimal government interference rooted in 18th century liberal thought. The piece contrasts his overseas aid with domestic restraint and hints at broader debates about equality and opportunity.
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James Marlow
Washington
Hoover
France
England
Adam Smith
Smith
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Jefferson
Cicero
Clark Co Official Killed in Wreck
Clark County Circuit Clerk James M. Modlin of Arkadelphia died after being struck by a car on Interstate 30 near Little Rock. Modlin and three Arkadelphia residents had exited a minor collision to direct traffic when hit by Capt. Clarence W. Troutman of Little Rock Air Force Base. The group, prominent Democrats, had been en route to a statewide Democratic rally.
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Little Rock
James M. Modlin
Arkadelphia
Here
Nere
Modlin
Clark County
Clarence W. Troutman
Little Rock Air Force Base
James T Gooch
Roy
Neil Moorman
J. Hugh Lookadoo
Flood to move into rented home amid threats in California
Curt Flood of the St. Louis Cardinals seeks $10,000 damages and a restraining order after alleging threats by George Finn following Flood signing a lease for a suburban Alamo home. Superior Court Judge Richard Arnason granted the order as Flood, 25, and his family faced a shotgun threat and racial animus. Defendants include Constance Oliver of Zephyr Cove Nevada and Finn, who held power of attorney.
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Alamo
Oakland
Contra Costa County Superior Court
Arnason
Constance A. Oliver
Zephyr Cove
Nev
George C. Finn
Legacy of government in early America and Hoover era debate
The article discusses the evolution of the American view on government from Jefferson and Smith's natural law underpinnings to industrial era interdependence. It contrasts Jeffersonian limits with post Civil War government support, noting Hoover's greater use of resources after the crash while framing the long-running debate between laissez faire and governmental responsibility in U.S. history.
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Smith
Jefferson
Jackson
America
England
Supreme Court
Hoover
White House
Congress
Texas
Cleveland
Dear Abby Secret Echoes On Confession And Love
A reader argues confession harms innocents and Abby should retract while others defend withholding truth. The exchange covers adultery, forgiveness, and the balance between honesty and sparing a spouse from pain.opyright McNaught Syndicate 1964
Tenant dispute over race filed in housing case
Vid Robinson leased the $35 000 house to Flood at 290 a month for one year. Mrs Scofield took the lease to Finn. Finn signed it and asked if the lessees were Caucasians. He grew enraged when told Flood was a Negro. Finn and an armed companion threatened to shoot any Negro who moved in.
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Finn
Charles
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