Society Calendar Prominent Sept. Events Noted
The WSCS Circle 4 will skip Tuesday meetings but hold a Sept. 11 business session after church. LPNs meet Sept. 12 at 7 pm to prep for the Oct. state convention in Hope. Daughters of the American Revolution plan Sept. 13 lunch and program at Diamond. Various clubs and circles meet Sept. 5–13 with officers named and events outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wscs Circle 4
Chapter AE of
PEO
the Diamond
First Baptist Church
Leonard Ellis
Ray Allen
First National Bank
L.P.N
John Cain
Daughters of the American Revolution
Diamond
George Peck
Arthur Wimmall
Fayetteville Couple Wed in Imperial Baptist Chapel
Miss Mary Jtan Sparks and Calencius Edward Noyes were married at Otto Whittington Chapel of the Immanuel Baptist Church in Little Rock. The ceremony featured palm backgrounds and satin gowns. The couple will live in Fayetteville, with the groom employed by Retail Credit Co and the bride pursuing University of Arkansas studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jtan Sparks
Calencius Edward Noyes
Fayetteville
Otto Whittington
Immanuel Baptist
Alfred Dubbing
Tousten
Gaye Clifton
Hope Wel Cameron
How
Dan Yowell
Mayetteville
Gram Js
Rey Lluyao
Sam Godwin
Mansfield
Becky Coiffin
Little Rock
Arkansas
South
M Sotha
Miyetteville
Retail Credit Co
U of A
Tuesday Bridge Club Meets For Sept Lone Afternoon
A local Tuesday Bridge Club gathered with Mrs. Kelly Bryant on September 5. Members enjoyed a floral setting with yellow green and orange tones. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs. George Robison and Mrs. Lyle Brown. Coffee drinks and snacks were served.
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Kelly Bryant
Bibles Aldlult
George Robison
Lyle Brown
Local clubs report sewing and hosting duties in September
Bardolph club president led a short business meeting as Oriental flower arranging arrangements were discussed. Fourteen attendees included two guests, Mrs. W H Gunter and Mrs Jack May, with Mrs Olin Porter as hostess. Thimble Club saw begonias and greenery on display. Mrs Tary Brown ing and Mrs Pod Togens joined in sewing and fellowship. Refreshments included salad plates and cold drinks. Next week facilitator Mrs Floyd Crank will host. Emmanuel Baptist WMS met at Mrs Joe Lee Lamb’s home with Mrs Eugene Mughes conducting business and new officers elected. closing prayer by Mrs Paul Frost. Nine attended, refreshments served by the hostess. Liberty Hill HD Club met with Mrs Kent Light. vice president led, Mrs Lester Kent spoke on her trip to the state meeting at Payetteville. October meeting to be with Mrs Lester Kotti.
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Bardolph Club
Dates
W. H. Gunter
Jack May
Olin Porter
Tary Browning
Pod Togens
Floyd Crank
WMS
Emmanuel Baptist Chuckh
Joe Lee Lamb
Eugene Mughes
Paul Frost
Liberty Hill HD Club
Kent Light
Lester Kent
Payetteville
Lester Kotti
Van Ness Family Guests Return From Florida Visit
Carol and Lewis Van Ness of Florida visited their grandmother Mrs Me Guaranilo last week. They left Monday with their parents Mir and Mrs Charles Van Ness. Albert Vargis departed Sunday for Evangel College in Springfield Missouri after a summer in Hope. Mr and Mrs A Yeats and daughter Nancy of Dallas will spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs dC Carlton.
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Carol and
Lewis van Ness
Fl Dorado
Me Guaranilo
Mir
Charles van Ness
Albert. Vargis
Evangel College
Springfield
Hope
A. Yeats
Nancy of
Dallas
Dc. Carlton
Dear Helen Worden Erskine advice column jumble
Broken hearted mother asks if she should invite a widower over to clear rumors or wait for a call. A teenage sister worries about adolescence and behavior. Arkansas delegation notes freshmen arrival and local births. A senior asks how to dance and Helen advises practice and honesty. Include self addressed stamped envelope for leaflets.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
Staudten
Widlower
Pintt
Jong
Wort Dew
Hurricane Carla Threatens Florida Coast With Rising Tides
Hurricane Carla moved toward the Gulf of Mexico as Weather Bureau forecasters warned of rising tides along Florida’s south coast. Gales extended 275 miles from the eye, with five to seven foot tides and heavy rain likely for Yucatan and western Cuba as the storm traversed the region.
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Miame
Mla
Carla
Iite
Gulf of Mexico
Weather Bureau
Des
South Florida
Aurion
Fort O
Cape San Antonio
Cuba
Key Wear
Ila
Florida
Yucatez Peninsula
Caribbean
Yucatan
Chanel
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Wesleyan Service Guild No
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Methodist Church
E. R. Brown
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Edwin Ward
Cirele
C. A. Graves
C. M. Agee
W. Copeland
Cc. W. Bridges
Prescott
Hempstead Memorial Hospital
Pearl Logan
Claire Wright
Bridge Club
V. RR. Herndon Jr
Forney Holt
Homer Jones
Wayne Russell
Jones
Lloyd Guerin
Cora Mac
Garrett Memorial Church
Lyle Allen
Allen
Selma Simmons
Jewel
Marvin Atterbury
Jewel Still
Willie Beard
Neva McClellan
Harold Marcum
Sidney Churchwell
Gwen Frith
Corinne Hill
Frith
McClellan
Atterbury
Corinna Hill
Mildred Friday
Mary Allen
Nellie Churchwell
Nikki
Dido Mia
al Culan
Tate Weed
Paul Anka
Dixie
LST
Tuscon
Tony Curtis
Jeffrey Hunter
Frances Schneiker
Schneiker
D. L. LaRue
Janelle Roberts
Hervey Volt
EK. J. Whitman
Anna
Will Mann
Horace Fuller
M. S. Bales
Gardenia Club
Gardenia Garden Club
Jim James
Fred Mathenia
Joe Jones
American Legion Auxiliary
Denver
Hone
Mrs. Calcadus
Edward Noyes
E. F. Formby
Legion Auxiliary
Jira
Ward &Son Drug Co
Second
Thimble Club
Immanuel Baptist Meet
Mrs. Kent Light
Kenneth Paddie
Up of A
Cundy
Mary Allee Mosley
Don Seawall
ASTC
Mreod W. Weight
American Legion
Konal
Fred Formby
W. H., Brown
Benton
Dack Pry
Hot Springs
Joseph Rowe
Long Beach
Calif
Chile
Pamela Elizabeth
Logie Rowe
Lope
Bill Bright
Mary Low Park
Mary Harris
Il Paso
Texas
Helen Worden Hyskine
Gulf
Harricar
Pine Arts
Texas Wildlife Exhibits
Diess Revue
Oakridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
McDonald's
Brooks Air Force Base
Merchants & Manufacturers
Tommy Steiner
Con Worh
Schafer
America
Ater
Dale Robertson
Texarkana Little Theater
Nilerent
Barber Shop
Quantet Sentry
Yes Squadron
Auto Thrill Us
Four States Area
Texarkana
Texarkana Fairgrounds
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