Sixteen Attend Wedding Shower for Pollyanna Williams
A bridal shower for Pollyanna Williams was held with sixteen guests including Mrs Albert Graves and Mrs Blissbeth Piet ihard. Guests enjoyed piano and choral performances by Ginanhe Graves Janet McKers and Lee Sone, with a Mang Mighty Lak A Boss number and Kaw Colton piece from the prior month. A future wedding was discussed as plan for Net wedding next spring, with decor and tea service in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arourem
Nevin
Ginanhe Graves
Janet MeKersae
Lee
Laretio Mang
Ming We Woodpecker
Humber
Kaw Colton
Bouse
Anni Adama
Capolyn Hory
Mra
Hyatt Scondugtad Choral Provilee
Guedte
Delicioun Tefronhmeanta
Albert Graves
Blissbeth Piethhard
Floods drive residents from homes across three states
Widespread damage hits farms and towns from Alabama to Iowa as rivers such as the Alabama, Warrior, and Conda swell above flood stages. Dozens forced from homes, with at least two drownings in the southern floods. Des Moines reports rising flood danger and Mary Lanialo Cardin’s death after a highway flood. Meanwhile New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York see rivers running high while the West and Great Lakes states report milder weather.
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Towa
New Je
Alabama
Warrior
Conan
Jante
Kentucky
Gulf Statas
Orene Cowin
Des Mainex
Iowa
Des Maines
Dew Molen
Clali
Mary Lanialo Cardin
Des Mouines
New Joraty
Duraple
Hideon
Mohawk
Apatite
New York
Calfornia
Great Lakes
Minganippi
Rome
Unclear fragmentary obituary notes from Shreveport region
The readable portion lists names such as Nawoll'x Hobhion Mra, Sheri jim M Button of Ranaton, Denver Whitign and daughter Nery of Shreveport, and Bruce of Shreveport. The text appears as weekend notices or notices of death with scattered, garbled phrases and partial names, lacking coherent events or dates.
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Flea
Call
Nawoll'x Hobhion
Mra
Sheri Jim M
Button
Ranaton
Denver Whitign
Daugh Nery
Demotic
Shreveport
Should a Woman Propose Marriage to a Reluctant Lover
Dorothy Dix argues that a sensible girl may press for marriage when a man she loves shows clear intent. If a man avoids proposing, she should question his plans and push for commitment or move on, warning against waiting aimlessly while suitors flirt yet take no action.
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Tevor
House Fight Over Draft Age And Universal Training Looms
Washington dispatch reports a House session to resume after Easter recess to tackle a bill lowering the draft induction age and creating a universal military training program. Chairman Vinson predicts sharp debates over both the Senate and House provisions, including amendments to bar use of next year’s drafts and expand service terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Govelon
Italy
Senate
Wold
Vinson
D.ga
House Armed Services Committee
Viaon Gald
Unclear score report from mixed teams and cities
A garbled listing shows scores or standings with entries such as Chicago 34, St. Louis 37, Kangas City 36, Bramvarck N. D. 93, Tampa nt, Brownaville Tex 62, San Francisco 43, RS, lacking clear context or dates.
Resolution urges prayer and crime stance by Burroughs Bible class
The Burroughs Bible class of First Baptist church in Hupe Arkansas adopts a resolution urging Christiana to join in praying for officers and to stand against crime. Dated April 1 1951 the document is signed by CLAUS TAYLOR president and CLAUD COLLINS secretary.
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the Star
Burroughs Bible
Chiat
al Christiana
Jin
Ariel
Cauritad
Ehusi Uhis
Claus Taylor
Pres
Claud Collins
Sccy
T Hupe
Ark
Welfare Clients Protest Slashed Funding Crisis in Arkansas
Welfare department officials told the Arkansas Association of Public Welfare Workers that department finances are strained. State referee Margaret Del said rising client complaints will continue without an additional 5 million dollars annually approved by the legislature. The ASCSW conference brings together about 80 agencies to discuss hearings for welfare grant disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APWW
Poinsl
Arkansas State Conference of Social Work
ASCSW
Conference Held in Pine Bluff Paper Strike
Pine Bluff April 2. Union leadership of AFL Pressmen's union walked out Thursday at Pine Bluff Commercial over hiring of a nonunion employee. The dispute involves wage demands and contract terms as negotiations continue. The article also notes national debates on troops for Europe and constitutional authority for deploying U S forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Buff
UPA Union
Pine Bluff
Flevan
AFL Pressmien
Fpub
Usher EL Wroe Freeman
Dar
Uinton
The
Tinton
Bry
Arkansas Teachers push for a special legislative session
In Pine Bluff, Negro educators backed a resolution urging Governor McMath to call a special session to fund schools. Jefferson County Judge Roundtree urged tax collection reforms and an audit of employer reporting for workers earning over 2100 dollars. Rep. Autry proposed major school district consolidation to solve financing, noting possible gains from a calm setting before a special session. Governor McMath said he would call one if lawmakers commit to boosting school funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Pat
Pine Bluff
Govier Thot McMath
Jefferson County
Wiley C. Roundtree
State Revenue Department
Roundtree
Tn Little Rock
L. H. Autry
Mississinpi County
Autry
Race Commission Member Dies in Prairie Grove
Robert D. Bogart 86 former member of the Arkansas racing and highway commissions died at his Prairie Grove home. He directed and chaired the Meflray bank board in Fayetteville and led the Farmers and Merchants bank of Prairie Grove. Survived by wife Helen Thompson Bogart son Robert D. Bogart Jr and daughter Mrs. Jean Trahin of Fayetteville. Funeral services set for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prarie Grove
Tqn
Robert D. Bogart
Arkansas Racing and Highway Commissions
Bogart
Meflray Bank
Fayetteville
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Prairie Grove
Helen Thompson Bogart
Robert D. Bogart, Jr
Jean Trahin
Weather report across Arkansas with snow and temp shifts
The state saw showers and thunder showers with lightning yesterday and this morning. night snow fell in Devil’s Knob and Buffalo Tower areas. Northeast Jonesboro reported street conditions as skies began clearing today, with lows near 32 to 40 degrees and scattered frost. Warmer weather is forecast for Tuesday as temperatures yesterday were near normal, highs from 64 at Suburbia to 70 at Camden, and lows from 48 at Corning to 49 at Searcy.
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Buaereau
Pasterday
Gubrie
Cam, Jien
Corning
Searcy
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