Wedding plans and society notes from local church events
A fragmented society item describes Wednesday and Tuesday church rehearsals and meetings at 7:30 PM, a formal dance at a club, and a Bridal shower hosted by Mrs Benson. It mentions the engagement of Sophia Purkins Williams and James Edward Benn, with guests and floral decor, and lists attendees and gift-givers amid a wedding preparations narrative.
Breakfast Fetes Miss Sophia Williams
Mrs. Dick Watkins hosted a morning breakfast at the Barlow hotel honoring Miss Sophia Parkins Williams bride-elect of James Edward Beany. Guests included Mrs. Glen Williams and Miss Nanpette Williams with table flowers, corsage, and a silver gift marking the occasion.
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Mary- Ethel
Perking
Hetty Ann Benson
Clarice Brown
Wile Kzrtis
Ptizea
William Routon
F.B. Ward, Jr
Pollyanna Williams
Glen Williams
Nanette Williams
Nanny
Maric Wiliams
Polysnoa Williams
Jeanie McPherson
Mary Ester
Betty Bedminston
Pat’ Ellen
Patsy McPherson
Bill ‘Routon
F. B. Ward, Jr
Jessie Brown
Benson
H. Qo, Kyler
Cook, Jr
Anne Wilson
Fulton
Dick Watkins
Judy Watkins
Wan
Barlow
Sophia Parkins Williams
James Edward Beany
Phyllis Williams
Phyllig Williams
Granville Ottis Coleman
Prescott
A. S. Williams
Grady Williams
Elm St
Williams
Jett Williams, Jr
Weekend Notices Highlight Local Visits Across Arkansas
The page lists numerous local social updates with guests and visits across towns. People travel to Fayetteville, Stephens, Texarkana and Mitchell South Dakota for family events and weddings while others stay near Hope and Arkadelphia. Hospital updates note Evelyn Whitten’s improvement and transfers.
Stubby the dog travels 1000 miles home to Colo Springs
In Colorada Springs a 15 year old girl crippled since birth shows joy as Stubby the mongrel dog returns after a year and a half journey from Indiana. Grandfather Harry McKinzie says the look on her face proves the dog made it home.
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Colo
Spakle
Stubby
Indiana
Harry McKinzie
McKinzie
Indianapolis
Decatur
FENCE PRINTS in Riott Hughes Dents Copyright 1950
Azalea Palmer faints in Martin Queripel's office and negotiates access to Paul Moody in jail. The private detective, Harley Kenyon, and Timothy O'Hea arrange a conference room meeting as Moody and Azalea declare their bond amid legal delays and romantic tension. The story shifts to a political note about a $1.8 trillion defense request buried in a funding bill.
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Riott Hughes Dents
Rupert Hughes
NEA Service
NEA Service, King
Aqzalea Palmer
Martin Queripel
Azalea
Queri+ pei
Iita
Timothy O'Hea
Harley Kenyon
Queripel
Paul
Moody
Krist
Faarley Kenyon
O’hea
Paul Moody
Kenyon
Senator Denies Communist Ties Amid Allegations
A Senate figure rejects claims of Communist party membership or sympathy, stating he has never supported communism anywhere. He declares anyone alleging party membership a perjurer and calls for legal prosecution to the limit of the law.
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Communist Party
United States
China
Far East
Correct Weak Links in Defense in Washington
Senator Hill says Congress will act quickly to strengthen weak links Eisenhower identified in American defenses. Hill praises the general for pointing out places needing emphasis in the military budget and aiding defense, noting Alaska's defense is crucial to national security.
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Washington
Senator Hill
D-Ala
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jill
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hill
Eisenhower
Tor ‘Thomas Ud-Okla
Senate Appropriations
Alaska
Lost dog Stubby found after long search
McKinzie family, aided by newspapers and society, retrieves Stubby the dog who vanished from their home. The emaciated but recovering pet is now fed and resting, though he sometimes strains to return to the old house, prompting careful watching.
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Della
McKinzie
Fame Hurnang Society
Stubby
Tubby
General’s Air Proposal Cited By Colombian University Leader
The former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, now president of Colombia University, proposed that the air for …
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Colombia
Storms and heat hit broad U S regions with tornadoes in Arkansas
Rain sleet and snow affected the Rockies to New York while the south bake d under midsummer warmth. Tornadoes struck Arkansas and Oklahoma injuring nine and killing one as a tornado flattened parts of Tuckerman and Carrney communities.
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New York
Central Plains States
Mississi Valley
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Upper Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
Rocky Mountain States
New England
Plains
Yuma
Ariz
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tuckerman
Ark
Carrney
Okla
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