Society Notes Preview Weekend Events In Sept
The Friday Music Club hosts a luncheon honoring the focal president at 12:30 p.m. September 2 at Diamond Cafe. A wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Walters occurs September 2 at 7:30 p.m. at their home. Labor Day Picnic gathers attendees September 4 at 6:30 p.m. at Hope Country Club with listed hosts, activities, and swimming. Circle and WSCS meet September 5 at 9:90 a.m. at iris Metho Church. prizes awarded for golf-like scoring by Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. Graves, and Mrs. Kellam. dessert includes strawberry shortcake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Cafe
J. K. Walters
McCaskill
the Hope Country Club
Circle & Wscs
Iris Metho
Edward Ward
A. A. Brows
Claud ‘Johnson
B. G. South’ Ward
Texas Circle
WSCS
Kana
E. E
Moses
Graydon Anthony
Foy
Hammons
Coming and Going Amid Regional Social Notes
Paul W. Klipsch and Robert L. Moers returned from the West Coast sales trip. Several relatives arrive for visits, church events, and local club meetings fill the week with travels, reunions, and civic engagements across Texarkana and nearby towns.
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Paul W. Klipsch
Robert L. Moers
Dardanelle Man Found Dead In Suicide After Quarrel
DARDANELLE Ark AP A coroner s inquest ruled the death of W G Bearden 39 a suicide after Marshal James Hodges went to the home to investigate a family quarrel Bearden a father of three shot himself with a .38 caliber pistol He had first been admitted to the State Hospital for Nervous Disease on February 26 1883.
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Dardanelle
Ark
W. G. Berden
James Hodges
Bearden
Hodges
State Hospital
Take Stand on the Spike Heel Issue
A satirical column on spike heels, praising their usefulness in emergencies while noting public debate. The writer recounts rescuing women snagged by heels and extols chivalry as evidence the shoe sparks both controversy and brave acts.
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New York
Lear
Nile
Arkansan Steeplejack Falls to Death in Chicago
Willin Patterson, 12, a former Arkansan and steeplejack, died after falling seven feet from scaffolding on a city building. Patterson, native of Paris Arkansas, had lived in Fort Smith and Clarksville before moving to Chicago.
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Cimcagg
Willin Patterson
Arkansan
Patterson
Paris
Ark
Port Smith
Clarksville
Chicago
Accident Fatal Near Suburban Street
A nineteen year old Leroy W Simmons Jr of Sledge Miss died in hospital hours after his car ran off a suburban street and hit a tree A passenger Tom Floyd 19 of Dunder Miss was listed in critical condition
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Mempins
APM
Leroy W. Simmons Jr
Sledge
Miss
Tom Floyd
Dunder, Miss
Dorothy Dix Advice on Feeling Unwanted and Grown Up
A reader writes about feeling unwanted by her mother and contemplating marriage, requesting guidance on becoming treated as a woman. Dorothy Dix urges realism, home economics training, and self reliance, noting maturity and responsibilities, while acknowledging challenging family dynamics and future hopes.
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Helen
J.C
Deadly Midway to Los Angeles Turboprop Crash Shocks Hinsdale
An all tourist class flight crashed minutes after takeoff from Midway Airport at 2 a.m. and exploded in a corn field near Hinsdale, Illinois killing about 82 aboard. Investigators questioned a possible bomb as witnesses spoke of an explosion while Civil Defense and Federal officials prepared a formal inquiry into the crash and its causes.
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Arbatt Hinsdale
LMG
FBE
MBE
Washington
Midway Airport
U.S
Trans World Airlines
Los Angeles
Rosen
New York
Pitsburgh
Chicago
Civil Defense
Federal Aeronautics
Watson
Washington, D.C
Eavish
Ted "Treiber
Tisdale
Civil Advonguties Board Office
Milway
Las Vegas
Nev
AML
TWA
Midway
Hinsdale
William Payne
Downers Grove
Svea
Payne
Fet
William Maudie
Dan Heiden
Aviaet Uion
United Air Lines
New York City
Cothi
Arizgia
Grand Canyon
Bill for Negro Children's Colony Introduced in Arkansas House
In Little Rock a bill to fund 400000 for two separate Negro children's colonies was introduced by Rep Jim Linder of Phillips County. The measure would relocate the colony under the existing Children's Colony but faces opposition from several House members who prefer keeping it at Conway. Despite Lindey’s stance, the bill draws mixed support.
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Georgia
Little Rock
API
Phillips County
Jim Linder
Conway
Lindey
Tua Nny
North Korea Attacks South Korea Guard Post
North Korea communists attacked a South Korea guard post in the demilitarized zone last Friday. One soldier was killed and four wounded. UN commander Raj. Gen. Robert J. Watren, a senior UN delegate, accused the communists of a premeditated and unwarranted attack during a Military Armistice Commission meeting.
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Panmunuom
Korey
Charsud Ln
North Korea
South Korea
Denilita Iy
Riday
Raj
Robert J. Wateren
Miliary Armistice Commission
Ae Ik
Arkansas College Board session wide power dispute continues
The article details legislative maneuvering during the fiscal session with Gov Faubus planning a September redistricting special session and lawmakers debating the scope of the University of Arkansas board. Key appropriations included 1.475 million across bills, with 200000 for the livestock show and 75000 for district shows defeated, and funds for banks, a trade school, and state police communications approved.
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Orval I
Faubus
Senate
House
Senate Board
University of Arkansas
W. H. Sanson
Youth Killed in Howard Accident in Mineral Springs
Larry Bell nine, son of Mr and Mrs Francis Bell of Mineral Springs, was killed when thrown into the blades of a rotary mower on a tractor powered brush cutter near Mineral Springs. The accident occurred on the family farm when a wheel struck a tree.
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Mineral Springs, Ark
Larry Bell
Francis Bell
Mineral Springs
Ace
Murphy Corp declares quarterly dividend in El Dorado
Murphy Corp board in El Dorado Arkansas declared a quarterly dividend of 12.5 cents per share on common stock. The announcement came Thursday and specifies the amount to be paid to shareholders of record.
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EL Dorado, Ark
the Murphy Corp
Agencies Signal Possible Construction Funds Boost
Colony and Lanson indicate readiness if extra construction money becomes available. A total of 1.417 million dollars could become available if the Senate rejects bills financing parks, trade school, communications, and county fair pits. Several bills approved in the lease and sent to the Senate include multiple college and public works allocations and hospital and armory appropriations.
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Lanson
Senate
Arkansas State ‘Teachers College
Henderson State College
Southern State College
Arkansas A&m College
McRae
House
State Hospital
Arkan
Sts Aman College
Fargo
Negro Boys Industrial School
Children's — Colony
Mojestry Commission
National Guard
History Commission
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Leena Schoon- Toven
Lucile Murphy
Laud Johnson
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J. Bo Elton Sg
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J. B. Ellen Sr
Eiflens
Jim Kidd
Texarkana
Miss Sun Wesson
Fayetteville
Atl
Bill Diggs
Fidelis
England
First Methodist Church
Siloe
W. R. Beaty
Hope Country Club
Lloyd Spencer
R. Eb, Cain
C. ©. Lewis
E. P. Young Jr
J. B. Martin
Duffie Booth
Brack Schenck
Clarke White
A Winiai
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Comer Boyett Jr
Seavey
J@uy Nix
Dallas
Mac Blackard
San Marcus
Texas
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Ralph Emerson
Mag. al Graves Jr
Doe
Mrs. Comer
GC. Boyett Jr
Chuck of
Ann Ward
Baytown, Tex
Mrs
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Dub” Narramare
Bill Lawrenet
Austen College
Shermian,, Texas
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Sealy's Edge
Secret of Sealy
Sleef Sale
Sealy Golden Sleep
Golden Sleep
Edge Gard Construction
Mew Decorator
Lite Ling
Pugiea Mattress
Box Springtmerica Co
Hare's Seed
East Second St. Hope, Ark
Cy Regee
Dorothy Coulter
Kansas City
Metropolitan Opera
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Melen
Fea
Helen Worren Rusking
Kerwin
Tina Mathews
Louise
Donald O'Connor In
Francis
NAVY
Columbia Pictures Presents
Kchuyar
Th Tay
Dixie
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Koreg
Howard
Colonial Beauty Salon
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