Country Club Bridge and Jayceettes Event Notes
The Hope area reports a busy social calendar with the Hope Country Club hosting a Ladies Bridge event on October 27. Decorations featured marigolds and a potluck meal accompanied a competition won by Jorge Fraziey and second by Mrs. B. P. Young Jr. Guests from Lille and Atherfort joined the gathering. In Hope Jayceettes activities, a club meeting at the Hope Country Club included 28 members, with officers re-elected and a program on landscaping presented by Mrs. Phillipe Showed. Other notes cover Foreman Music Club hosting activities in the Southwest Arkansas Federation district and leadership planning sessions led by state chair Virginia Queen.
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Lamar Cox
Obison
Jorge Fraziey
B.P. Young, Jr
Dirk
Gh, Wilkes
Lille
Claud Garner
Atherfort
Tex
Elf
Yecuy
Ree Shufflett
Oe Rogers
J. G. Presecott
Lean Prescott
Phillipe
Leon
Ender
October Clawar
Comynon
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Ceare
Ma's
Shuffield
Rodgers
Prescott
Foreman
Ark
Arkansas
Dure
Maring
Virginia
Queen of Arkadelphia
Toy Baskett
Yoxarkuna
Marion H. Crank
Talot Feild, J
Hope
APMC
Local Arts Program Highlights and Student Recitals
The morning session of the state arts program featured Young Artists' Auditions and the Keith Scholarship winner Mrs. Field presented work for the state during 980-61. Virginia Queen reported on the tall state board meeting. Afternoon programs included Spainish Suite by Falls-Mia Helen Lyon of Arkadelphia, Don Giovanni arias by Mozart, Let Not Your Song End by Noble Cain, and You’ll Never Walk Alone by Rogers and Hammerstein sung by Foreman girls chorus directed by Mrs. Claude Hawkins. Foreman choral club performed Puccini excerpts. Hope Friday Music Club activities directed by Mrs. Hyatt, with the Courtesy Committee aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Rock
Tiymasat
Hildegarde Smith
Gillie Rock
Autittens
Keith
Feild
Mozart
Robert Turvipseed
Camilen
Noble Cain
Rogers and
Stummerstein
Foreman
Claude Hawkins
Puccini — Choral Club
Chui of Hope
B. C G. Hyatt
L, Hall
Camden
Cordrey
Magnolia
Oklahoma NAACP Demonstration and Arrests Reported
Readable fragments describe an Oklahoma City demonstration led by Clara opponen ts and arrests of Black college students amid alleged outbreaks of violence downtown. The report mentions Arkansas NAACP meeting upcoming and references a Garrett Wye or related figure with unclear role.
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Clara Abuper
Oklahion i School
Teaeha
Oklahoma
Naacesyouil
Sitet
Wie
Coutite Gy Velgalibus
Oklahoama City
Négia ‘ Collége
Arkansas Naacp
Weekend Visits Highlight Valley Society Notices
Social column notes with Mrs Valen and Mrs Talbot among guests at long weekend gatherings. Richmont and Coldinin, Mo, be present for Dean family events as Stephen's College hosts Dad's Day. Visitors include Mr and Mrs James Lockhart and Lyle of Mooregl Clay staying with Judge and Mrs Lyle Brawe and others in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Puck
Coldiniin
Stephen's College
Jate
James Lockhart and
Lyle
Mooregl Clay
Lyle. Brawe
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