Society calendar notes clubs meet across Hope Sept 11 12
The Society pages list multiple meetings in Hope area groups including Wesleyan Service Guild First Baptist Builders Class Iris Garden Club and PEO Chapter AE plus WSCS Educational Seminar and Brookwood School PTA sessions. Also notices of a John Cain Chapter DAR meeting and a Paisley PTA event with lunch choices and a birthday of a local family. A baby boy named Charles Davis Bell was born Aug 20 to Charles and family with grandparents named.
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Ray Allen
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Social notes and travels around Fayetteville families
Mr and Mrs Themas Hays hosted no weekend guests while Rev Rufus Surrells attended the Pastors School at Hendrix College in Camway last Thursday for a Board of Missions meeting in Little Rock. Kenneth Holland and family returned to Fayetteville after visiting Mrs Lucille Dildy, and Mrs W I Alexander went to Miami with daughter Martha Ann. A Baytown Tex native, McGraw of Baytown returned home after visiting his mother Mrs W J McGraw. Army Reserve member promoted to colonel. Out-of-town relatives attended funeral services for Tom Kinser in Little Rock, including Mr and Mrs John Greene and Trot Miler. Milrod Wittmagen, Thomas Lintoy of Texarkana, Wendling and Mrs Will Blackard of Shreveport, and Agnes Park of Florida attended. Smith Webb Lascher Jr attended the Arkansas Credit Association and Associated Credit Bureau of Arkansas convention. Mrs Kelly Bryant and Belly left for the Harper Saxton wedding at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Little Rock. Mr and Mrs Harry Shiver returned from Tennessee, met their granddaughter Mary Kay Nations, visited Ronnie Nations in Kingston, and went to Chieressul at Gallionshy. Mrs John Clarke of Sluphery also noted.
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John Greene
Harry Shiver
Tennessee
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Ronnie Nations
Kingston
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Advice column misfiled notes on privacy and work
A reader seeks guidance on handling office privacy and nosiness and asks if questioning a coworker is rude. Dorothy Dix advises a secretary to protect the boss by being gracious yet firm, sift information, and avoid prying, noting this is a different era and motherhood ideas vary.
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Jacksonville to Vote on Bonds for Reasor Hill Camp
Jacksonville residents will vote on a $1.5 million bond issue to provide operating capital for the Reasor Hill Camp, a manufacturer of agricultural chemicals, in the city’s oldest major industry. The funds would help the firm continue operations and preserve local employment.
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Arkansas Schools to Receive $1.54 Million in Federal Funds
The Arkansas State Department of Education reported over 1.54 million dollars in federal funds to be allocated this year under the state program for local school purchases and labor costs. The federal share matches one dollar for every three invested by the state, with funds directed to local schools and paraprofessional programs as part of the state's aid package.
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Dear Dorothy Dix Advice on Marriage and Fishing Conflicts
A reader laments marital strife over her husband’s fishing and hunting habits. Dorothy Dix urges shared activities or safe babysitting, cites her mother’s resilient example, and advises controlling temper, seeking work, and mutual compromise to restore balance in the marriage.
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New Piles Treatment Promises Relief Without Surgery
A dubious claim touts a new healing substance named Hin-Dyna or Preaparation He that allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. Advert claims include pain relief and itching stop with a money back guarantee, touting dramatic but unverified results and references to New York sources.
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