Community Meetings and Events in Local Notice
The Cosmopolitan club gathers at 7 45 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Hamilton Hanepan’s home with Mrs. LaMar Cox as co host. Oglesby Junior High P T A meets at 9 30 p.m. Tuesday Sept 27 for its first meeting. Executive committee and officers meet 2 30 p.m. A social hour follows for attending parents. B and PW club plans a steak fry at Fair Park 7 p.m. Thursday Sept 29 with a white elephant sale and bazaar. Guests and donations requested. reservations through Mrs Cas, QC, by Tuesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Hanepan
LaMar Cox
Oglesby Junior High P. T. A
B & PW Vlubh
Fair Park
Cas
Thomas
B & PW
George Hosmer
Edgewood
Parr Park
Agatha Bullard Weds J. Robert Prator
Miss Agatha Bullard of Pine Bluff and J Robert Prator of Anchorage Alaska were married in a candlelight ceremony September 11 at six o'clock in the First Methodist church Ashdown. The Rev W D Golden officiated in a double ring rite before families and friends. The bride wore cinnamon belted taffeta and carried a white Bible with a white orchid. A reception followed and the couple will reside in Anchorage after a short Pine Bluff stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha] Bullard
Pine Bluff
Hope
Charles Franklin Bullard
Mr. Bullard
J. Robert —Prator
Anchorage
Alaska
Harry M.prator
First Methodist Church
Ashdown
Evalee Fikes
Sallye Ruth McGregor
H, Ge, Tye
Mildred Wallis
J. J
Ohhson
J. W. Beaver, Jr
Queen City
Texas
W. Beaver, Jr
James Grady Spears
Texarkana
Odeon Phillips
Ashawn
Johnston
Meador
Dannie Hamilton
Mary Delia White
Fred White
Odean Phillips
Fifteenth Avenue
Fifteenth and
H Streets
Dannie I Hamilton
Columbus
J. S. Johnston
Mary Della White
Pred White
Hobe
J. W. Beaver
Queen — City
Funeral in Taylor for Dr Hudhall uncle of area residents
A large group including Mrs. Chas O Thomas and several relatives prepared to travel Monday to Taylor Arkansas for the funeral of Dr E T Hudhall who died Sunday evening. The service was held in Taylor Monday afternoon with many friends and family in attendance. Additional items note visits and travels of local residents to Shreveport Springfield Texarkana and Magnolia for weddings relatives and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hartsfield
Pat Conner
Howard Reese
Harald Hartsfield
Jimmy
Herbert Hartsfield
Lyle Allen
S&s
Churchwell
Signey Churenwell
All of
Hope
Tom Marton
McSweeney
Prescott
P. Formby
Frank Rider
T. P. Boyett
L. A. Keith
Taylor, Ark
E. T. Hudhall
Taylor
Someone to Love! A rebound marriage amid in law turmoil
Tod Duncan marries Jenny Poleska after Liz Conover elopes. They return to Calalpa street to face Tod’s family with a tense welcome. Jenny resolves to help, while Tod’s mother and sister reveal snubs and bitter reminders as the couple begins uneasy cohabitation. The scene ends with unresolved tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod Duncan
Liz Conover
Tod
Jenny Poleska
Denny
Liz
Jenny
Calalpa Street
Chicago
Ted
Joe
Pop
Rme
Jenn
Shell
Harriet
Havrrid
Sye
Gadley
Junny
Dorothy Dix column on an innocent girl and mother-in-law rules
A reader asks what to do about a wealthy older boss who befriended her and asks her to leave to avoid scandal. Dorothy Dix urges leaving to protect the man’s marriage and home, noting society’s suspicions toward such relationships. A second letter lists rules to preserve peace between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law, with advice that most patience and tact are needed.
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Dorothy Dix
Tam
Benefacwr
Miss Dix
Hery
Makter
Svary
Solomon
Mhothers
Ilarge
Elvis
Angelina
John
Patal
Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Standridge of Yauntville
Mr and Mrs J J Standridge of Yauntville California announce the arrival of a daughter Brenda Guil on September 1 in a Yauntville hospital. Mrs Standridge is remembered as the revering Valentine of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Standridge
Yauntville
Cal
Amyouince
Brenda Guil
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Recorded
Hospital notes show multiple admissions and discharges including Julia Ghester in Mas and Charles W. Coghill in Hope. Also listed are Mrs James A L Smith Lewisville and Mrs A O Bright Fulton with related notices of a new daughter.
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James A. le Smith
Lawisville
Mas
Malph Rogers
Haye
M. Kesnar
Hope
Jai Lipsconib
Gordon
Charles W. Coghill
Rt. 3
Wid
Ralph Rogers
A. 0. Bright
Fulton
James A. L. Smith
Lewisville
Admitlted and Discharged Names From Local Hospital
Fragmentary admissions and discharges listed for Mrs. Jack-Arete Mrs. Lee Packins and others with mentions of a baby girl born to Lewis in Lewisville and a son born September 26. Several names appear garbled and the text includes nonsensical dialogue about impropriety and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack — Arete
Hope
Bobby Faulsner
Lee Packins
Lewis
Sentes
Lee
Lewisville
Sher
Court Docket Includes Loosely Formed Liquor And Traffic Pleas
Court docket lists Luther Bishop and James West pleading guilty to possession of un taxed intoxicating liquor with $50 and $100 fines respectively. Jessie Specks also pleaded guilty with $100 fine. Several defendants forfeited cash bonds for gaming and red light violations, and others faced drunkenness, speeding, and trespass charges with varied bond forfeitures. Includes notes on not guilty rulings for two board-bill cases and a transporting liquor charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Bishop
James West
Jessie Specks
Buck Hughey
George Williams
Jor Walker
Ambrose Henderson
Larry Dixon
A. D. Jones
W. B. Edington
Jerry Norwood
Indorree
Randyille Carthey
Bill O'Brien
Ron Bradford
Autrey Porterfield
H. B. Marcum
Grady. McNatt
A. J. Knowles
W. Allen
Boyce
Charles Stuart
Gulty
Marion Ortiz
Alway
Gus Hawkins
Truman concert tour debut at Carnegie Hall
New York news notes Margaret Truman in a solo performance at Carnegie Hall yesterday. A radio program featured her singing, with plans for a concert tour beginning later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Garet Truman
Bas Pee Vest
Carnegie
Miss Truman
Plea Guilty Plea Deals Amid Dry County Records
In a dry county session several defendants entered guilty pleas. Charles Stuart faced disturbance charges with a $25 fine. Isaiah Woodberry Cary Traylor Clyde L. Dixon and Johnny Cheatham received fines ranging from $10 to $25 for various offenses. Multiple cases involved possession of intoxicants and unlawful acts with outcomes detailing fines and findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stuart
Isaiah Woodberry
Cary Traylor
Clyde L. Dixon
Hauer
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Agatha Bullard
J. Robert Prator
Chas, O. Thomas
Fannie L. Smith
Dallas
DB. Beckworth
Robert Rowe
Cr. Rowe
J. A
Shreveport
Clarke-Richardson
A. A. Nelson Dallas
J. B. Beckworth
Juanitt Beckworth
Springfield
B. A, Julian
Julian
Melvyn — Wynne
E. EB. Burk
Magnolia
Magnolia A& M
Eva D. Taylor
Texas- Mann Ly Guest
Paras Claude Whitehurst
Dewey Putman
Syple
Buddy
Archie Putman
Oihier
Mineral Springs
W. H. Bourne
J. E. Jackson
New Orleans
J. 5. Jackson
Pat Casey
Mr. Casey
Bernice Harsig, Jr
Warren
Curtis Moran
Jackie
Jackson
Sammie
Ferdia
Johnnie Shumake
Murfreesboro
David Conner
Tim
Spring Hill
G. V. Thweatt
Tony
Broken Bow
Okla
John Tinsley
Linda Kaye
Barksdale Field
B. C. Lewis
Guay Vax Garland
Johnson
Byingtow
Robert Mitchum
The
Frene Lonnen Ernhart
NEA Service, Inc
Nina
Migdiy
Catelpa Street
Chough
Julia Ghester
Retha Spences
Aly
Lulu Brownings
Bae Lee Hosg
Dlnmie Osburn
Nora’ Carrigen
Arey Lee Hanah
Hopes
Lydia Pinkhem
Pinxham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dry County
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola
Second
Louisiana St
Cacia Cola
NEW Yorker
iLet
Chrysler
the Beautiful
Saratoga
Nunn-Mcdowell Motor CO
3Rd and
Walnut
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