Society and church groups schedule September meetings
WSCS of the First Methodist Church opens a study "Who Cares" September 9 at 1 30 in the Sanctuary with sessions in the Mary Martha Class Room. Other events include Baker Home Demon station Club Monday at 7 30, Wesleyan Service Guild One Monday at 7 30, Hope Community Theater Monday at 8, Builders Class at 7, plus multiple circles and dinners across local churches. The Rateliff reunion lists attendees from Hope and surrounding towns.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Mary
Martha
Wesleyan Service Guild
J. W. Perkins
North Hervey St
James McLarty, Jr
McLarty
Hope Community Theater
Lloyd Guerin
First Baptist Church
Henry Haynes
Leonard Ellis
Donald Moore
W. A. Williams
Roy Bagley
Hope District
Lillian Routon
Methodist Church
Hospital Notes and Memorial Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes show admissions and discharges for several patients across towns. New baby boy born September four announced by the Tolleson family in Hope. Branch hospital lists admits and discharges including residents of Fouke, Emmet, and Washington with several Hope entries.
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David Waddle
Emmet
Hope W Tolleson
Hope H. L. Hanegan
Hope
Rufus Martindale
H. L. Good Hope
Garrett Story Hope
Floyd Wright
Laura Adams
Bob M. Tolleson
Branch
Nammie Burns
Fouke
Ark
Berry Randall
B. N. Sander
Don Bennett
Johnny ‘Trotter
Washington
Willie Mims
Ima Lee Smith
Betty. Vickers
L. C. Sanders
Leroy Spates
Differences in Mart Far From Settled
New York AP reports U S and European Common Market talks over tariffs and trade policy remain unsettled. U S protests higher chicken tariffs while eyeing countermeasures on European wine and film. Investment flows concern both sides amid divergent views on risk and impact.
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New York
United States
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Atlantic
Treasury
French Stock Exchange
Bookmobile Schedule for September anunciared routes
Bookmobile routes listed by date include September 1 11 9 00 Guernsey School Whitney Grocery McNab Latshaw Home Fry Home Youngblood Cale Laneburg School Manns Grocery Heading Home Rosston Shover Springs with times from 8:40 to 3:30 and stops at Experiment Station Breed Home Emmet School Village and more across multiple towns.
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Berkmobile
Experiment Station
Breed
Meloy
Emmet
McClanahan Iome
AtkeLe Village
Rocky Mound
Guernsey
Whitney
Latshaw
Fry
Youngblood Cale
Laneburg
Mann's
Rosston
Shover Springs
Dominicans Debate Bosch Rule After Trujillo Echo
In Santo Domingo the lingering influence of dictator Trujillo shapes politics as President Bosch faces criticism and unrest. Analysts warn the regime’s fragility risks violence while business and international capital fear instability and possible U.S. dollar outflows.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Juan Bosch
Bosch
National Civic Union
Civic Union
Trujillo
Boscha
Castrones
Dear Helen Advice on marriage and shoe logic
A reader tackles Dorothy Dix on marital cleanliness, love, and faith, arguing a wife’s value lies in care and companionship while stressing the spiritual core of marriage. The exchange also covers premarital notions, homemaking temperaments, and God as a factor in family happiness. plus guidance on modeling as a career and schooling tips.
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Helen
el Dorado
Ayk
Devotions Continue in Many Areas Across Nation
A nationwide survey shows public schools still holding Bible readings or prayers in many classrooms despite the Supreme Court ban. Some districts in Pennsylvania Florida Tennessee South Carolina and Arkansas kept traditional practices while New England leaned toward silent meditation. In North Brookfield High School Massachusetts the 100th Psalm and the Lord's Prayer were recited at an assembly with opt outs allowed. Hawthorne New Jersey taught the Lord's Prayer and Old Testament verses with silent or alternate conduct allowed for objecting pupils. Governor Wallace of Alabama defended daily readings arguing they would continue under state law.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Florida
Atlanta
San Antonio
Tex
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Supreme Court
Wallace
Dorothy Dix feature notice in Bell-McClure Syndicate
Self addressed envelope appears with a mention that Dorothy Dix is a registered trademark under Bell-McClure Syndicate Feature.
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Bell-McClure Syndicate
Dorothy Dix
Interchange Opens on Markham Street in Little Rock
The Markham Street Interchange of the Little Rock freeway system opened to traffic today. The state Highway Department has set September 15 as the probable completion date of the final section of a $37 million route through the city to provide a clear flow from Jacksonville in the north to Benton in the south.
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Little Rock
Markham Street
State Highway Department
Jacksonville
Benton
Pile Tests Near Pine Bluff For River Lock Project
U S Army Engineers will begin pile testing Monday at the Arkansas River site for Navigation Lock and Dam 4, located about 10 miles south of Pine Bluff. Piling of 16 and 20 inch square pre stressed concrete will be driven to assess suitable materials. Driving ends September 23 with testing slated for October 16. Various hammer types will test the pilings.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
U.S. Army Engineers
Arkansas River
Hodges Visits Yugoslavia Open Pavilion at Zagreb Fair
U S secretary of commerce Luther Hodges arrived in Dubrovnik with his wife after Rome. He will attend Saturday’s opening of the International Fair in Zagreb where the United States has its pavilion.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Luther “H. Hodges
U.S
Dubrovnik
Hodges
Rome
Zagreb
United States
Unclear Text Fragment On State Law and Custom
Fragment notes that Bible reading was forbidden by state law in Illinois or simply not customary in Arizona, reflecting divergent local customs or legal approaches to religious practice. The sentence is incomplete and lacks concrete event details or named entities.
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Illinois
Arizona
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