September schedules for local clubs and circles
A busy slate of September meetings is recorded for many groups. Teen of the First Presbyterian schedules eight locations on September 8, Liberty Home Demonstration Club moves to September 8 due to Labor Day, Hope Art Chapter meets at Community Bank, PEO AE dinner at Heritage House, Brookwood PTA September 9, Hope Council of Garden Cubs luncheon September 10 at the Barlow Hotel, Builders Sunday School in Fellowship Hall September 10, Rose Garden Club hosts at Mrs. J S Gibson’s, DAR Chapter tea follows executive meeting September 7, Iris Club hostess duty, and Wesleyan Service Guild gathers September 14. Circle 4 WSCS meets at Mrs Stephen Bader’s. WSCS workshop September 17 with $1 lunch. local members invited. several hospitality duties noted for hostesses.
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Liberty Home Demonstraton Club
Chester May
South Main
Hope Council of
Garden Cubs
Barlow Hotel
Iris Club
Harold Stephens
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Ned Purtle
Jack Arnette
Bill Fincher
Jack Fountain
Rose Garden Club
J. S. Gibson
Oris Thornton
Gibson
Charles Stone
Steven Bader
Arkansas Federation of Garden Clubs
Bill Flanders
Dar
John Cian
Heritage House
Otis Blackwood
WSCS
Methodist Church
Stephen, Bader
Blair Shuford
First Methodist Church
Bob Turner
Ralph Smith
Stepehn Bader
Labor Day Social Notes From Regional Hosts
Mrs Lon Bundy entertained Labor Day guests including Mr and Mrs Jack Bundy of West Memphis Mrs Newt Bundy of Stephens and Mrs Dexter Bailey and W D Jr of Hope. Visitors Snow Williams of Texarkana and Joe Reynard of Russellville joined weekend hosts H O Kyler Jr and family. The McGees and their daughters Marcia Lisa and Juli stayed with H E Benson en route home to Independence Mo after eight weeks in Houston.
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Lon Bundy
Labor Day
Jack Bundy
West Memphis
Newt Bundy
Stephens
Dexter Bailey
W.D., Jr
Hope
Snow
Williams
Texarkana
Joe Reynard
Russellville
H. O. Kyler, Jr
John McGee
Marcia
Lisa
Juli
H. E. Benson
Independence
Houstof
Hospital Notes Ernest Ross Admitted in Texarkana
Ernest Ross entered Wadley Hospital in Texarkana this week end for care.
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Ernest Ross
Wadley Hospitat
Texarkana
Britain to Remove Religion From Schools Sparked by Concerned Clergy
In London AP report, Britain weighs ending compulsory religious instruction and daily worship in schools. Church of England leaders fear parents may fail to provide religious education if the policy shifts, noting Education Act 1944 requires weekly scripture and worship. The piece highlights private schools’ clerical staff versus state schools’ minimal compliance and cites Anglican writer Eric Russell criticizing the formal tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Anderson
London
Britain
Church of England
Eric Russell
Institute of Christian Education
Christian Peters
Briain
Kathy Nolan stars in Broadside after Real McCoys shift
Kathy Nolan sheds 35 pounds and moves from Real McCoys to Broadside as a Navy lieutenant leading WAVEs on a Pacific Island. Kathy reports heavy screen presence, shared backgrounds with Slattery's People star Richard Crenna, and hopes for a long Broadside run with profits sharing aiding her enthusiasm. She and Crenna note now being in nearly every shot compared to prior lean laughs. ABC expresses preseason optimism for Broadside.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Grandpa McCoy
Walter Brennan
Luke McCoy
Richard Crenna
Slattery
Kate McCoy
Kathy Nolan
Pacific
McHale
Dick Crenna
ABC
Kathy
Selected Coppers Rise as Chile News Lifts Stocks
New York AP reports a generally higher market this afternoon with gains in Anaconda and Kennecott after Chilean presidential election results favored expropriation opponents. The Associated Press index for 60 stocks rose 8 to 319.0, Dow up 3.87 to 51.68, with industrials up 1.6 and rails steady. Market activity was moderately brisk as buyers piled into a 73,000-share block for Anaconda. Short paragraphs note religious teaching debates in schools, church views on Bible classes, and questions about teaching religion amid secular schooling.
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New York
Anaconda
Kennecott
Chile
Associated Press
Faubus Plans Speeches on Labor Day Varies by City
Gov. Orval Faubus campaign office says he will speak at Labor Day picnics in McDouglas at 5 p.m. and Rector at 7 p.m. He is to meet Saturday with Hot Springs County officials and party officials at Malvern, and with Garland County officials at Hot Springs. Stock market action shows varied gains and losses across aerospace and electronics names with modest overall movement.
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Little Rock
Orvald
Faubus
McDouglas
Rector
Hot Spring
Malvern
Garland
Hot Springs
Wedding Vows Repeated In Hope Ark Ceremony
Bennie Charles Downing of Hutto Texas wed Miss Mary Lou Park of Hope Arkansas in the First Presbyterian Church Hope. Officiated by Rev Johnie A Beasley, the ceremony featured southern smilax, gladioli and five tiered cake. Guests and family from Texas Arkansas and Little Rock attended. The couple will reside in Hutto after a Mexican honeymoon and join Bennie Downing's father in business.
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Bennie Charles Downing
Bennie
Charles Downing
Mary Lou Park
Mexico
Downing
Hutto
Texas
Tand
Alvis Leonard Park
Hope
Arkansas
University of
Jace
Sherry Lynn Kinser
Little Rock
Sharon Fielding
Louise [Prather
Cecelia Cox
Fulton
Aleda Hanstrom
Mines
Ronnie Downing
Lloyd Downing
Fort Worth
Phil Grace
Wichita Falls
Kathy Kinser
Counsen
The
Pride
Bert Johnson
Ronnie Downhis Lloyd Downing
Frank Ellis
John Ellis
Pittsburg
Edwin Farrar
Palmer
Ross Stromberg
Thomas Kinser, VII
Messrs
Jim Garrett
Hurst
Jim Webb
Midlothian
Steve Newman
Winsboro
Eric Stromberg
Mariilyn Hanstrom
Thomas Kinser
Floyd Porterfield
W.M. Blackard
Fort Smith
H. D. Mendel
Stockton
Tex
Jerry Owen
Marilyn Hanstrom
Dorothy Smith
Jerry Garrett
Mmes
Roy Allison
A. L. Hardage
McDowell ‘Turne
B. N. Holt
Byron Hefner
James
Fort Stockton
Carl Stromberg
Caroline Stromberg
C. J. Humphries
Mary Jane Humphries
Thomas Kinser, Jr
Bill Pendergraff
Little Hook
Ark
Jack Templer
Bellon
Joseph Spit‘Jer
The Rise and Fall of a TV Success Syndrome
A Hollywood look at how a TV hit shapes a newcomer named John Doe from a used car salesman to a high profile star. The piece traces mounting fame through four years of interviews, real estate talks, a potential film, and self rewrites before the rise stabilizes into the usual show business cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
John Doe
Bruce Windsor
John
Dear Abby style columns reveal love and advice lessons
A collage of Dear Abby questions about past lovers, marriage, and secret relationships from the 1964 column. The letters ask how to handle a former flirt, teen morality, and a married man seeking a new life, with Abby urging discretion, separation, and clear boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail van Buran
Abby
Unidentified Body Found Near Saline Pulaski Line
Pulaski County deputies recovered the body of an unidentified white man from a pond near the Saline Pulaski line east of U S 87 70. The adult, about 20, had bruises and possible foul play. A group of Negroes reported the discovery to the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Pulaski County
Saline - Pulaski County
U.S
Sheriff's Office
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Eire
Ed Thomas Hays, Sr
Hope Art
Bown
P.E.O
Brookwood Pta
Arkansas State Police Force
Richards Howard
Tena Pilkinton
Haskit Jones
Eileen Renwick
Mary Anita Laseter
Wesleyan Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
Roy Stephenson
Summit, Drive
Ben Edminston
Dixie
Saenger
Richard Keyton
Sally
Arkadelphia
J. E. Still
U.S.A
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Republic
United Aircraft
Boeing
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
American Stock Exchange
Cynthia Lowry
Dear Abby
John Doel
B. W
Wain
Dayton
Reed Sherman
Thin Man
Los Angeles
Calif
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Little Boy
Parents
U.S. A
Vy Wepley Hhig Wa
Roy Anderson Insurance Agency
George Frazier
Roy Anderson
Duttie Booth
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