Local Society Notes Installations and Meetings Schedule
Multiple groups list upcoming events including M. We of W Auxiliary installation dinner on April 3 at 7 pm, Fireman Auxiliary tonight at 7 30, Pat Cleburne Chapter UDC gatherings April 4 and 5, Green Lacaler Home Demonstration Club April 5, Elope Chapter 322 OES April 5, Fidelis Sunday School class party April 5, and Pat Cleburn UDC host April 5 with Mrs J W Branch and Mrs J A Maynes leading programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Cleburne
United Damnicie of the Confederacy of Pe
J. W. Branch
Harry Whitworth
Pat Cleburn
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. A. Maynes
Hope Country Club Game Night Postponed After Shreveport Trip
Hope area notices report the Hope Country Club Game Night postponed due to travel for the Mill Wood Project. Harmony Club met March 20 at Mrs Minnie West's home with scripture and prayer, voting to start a quilt on April 3 at Mrs Georgia Willis's home. Shover Springs Quilting Club met at Mrs Carrie Aaron's for quilting and a pot luck lunch, with a next meeting at Mrs C C Cook's home. The Annual State Women's Missionary Union will convene in Camden Tuesday to Thursday with First Baptist Church of Hope sending four members. WSCS circles met at First Methodist with prayers, programs, and refreshments for 23 to 18 members. Miss Mary Esther Edminston announced engagement.
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Fidelis
First Methodist Church
the Hope Country Club
Shreveport
Millwood
Nie West
Georgia Willis
Barnes
Shover Springs
Harold Sanford
Shower Springs
Sula Mitchell
Hollen Baker
Bodcaw
Quilting Club
C. C. Cook
State Women's Missionary Union
Camden
State Woman's Missionary Union
First Baptist Church of Hope
Frank Douglas
E. J. O'Gran
S. A. Whitlow
Hugh Jones
John Vesey
WSCS
Mable Ethridge
C. V. Nunn
Edwin Ward
Stith Davenport
Jolly Byers
Jett B. Graves
jJett
B. Graves
Kenneth Hamilton
Ben Edminston
Herbert Arnold
Circle
Charles Harrell
First Methodist Churen
Charles Briant
Albert Graves
Cecil Weaver
Renton
Weaver
Thomas R. Kempis
Dusgert
Wisconsin Voters Pick Delegates in Presidential Primary
Wisconsin voters across industrial centers cast ballots in the presidential preference primary to show support for Eisenhower or Kefauver. Delegates were chosen for both parties with Eisenhower facing a Kefauver challenge and a lone antiadministation slate by John Chapple. No party registration exists, allowing cross voting in either primary.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
D+ Tenn
Ptate
Graf Tado
Kefauveb
Kefauver
Mall
John Chapple
Ashland
Calls for Law to Punish Subversives
Washington Rep How ard W Smith urged a new law to allow state prosecutions of persons seeking violent overthrow of the government. Republican Rep Velde and Rep Bob Smith criticized yesterday's Supreme Court ruling voiding a Pennsylvania sedition conviction of Steve Nelson. The court struck down sedition laws in 42 states, while Nelson remains convicted federally under the Smith Act. The decision prompts arguments and Nelson's upcoming appeal hearing next fall. Meanwhile, a mentally deficient woman may bear a child of normal intelligence, and a marriage in McKinney Texas will occur May 5 between Mary Esther and William Lyon Mincey, son of Whitesboro, Texas residents.
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Washington
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Bob Smith
Rep
Velde
Illinois
House Committee of Un-American Activities
Supreme Court
Steve Nelson
Fittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Alask
Hawaii
Nelson
Mary Esther
William Lyon Mincey
McKinney
Texas
W. A .Mincey
Whitesboro
Visiting Kin Mentioned in Dayton and Harrison Notes
Mr and Mrs R H Shively of Dayton Ohio visit Mrs Briggs and Mrs Carter in Harrison with other relatives. James N Holt and Miss Ann Akers, University of Arkansas students, spend a few days with Mr and Mrs B N Holt at 1108 South Main Street. Miss Akers home is Harrison.
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R. H. Shively
Dayton, Ohio
James N. Holt
Ann Akers
University of Arkansas
B. N.olt
South Main Street
Miss Akers
Harrison
Centerville Club Discusses Disease Signals at March Meeting
Centerville Home Demonstration Club met March 28 at Mrs. Hugh Bearden’s home. Mrs. Carl E Richards Jr spoke on Twenty Danger Signals of Disease. Demonstration on hanging clothes for easier renc ing given by Mrs. Vernie Goynes. Club elected Mrs. Sid Skinner and Mrs. Vernig Goynes to represent in Civ Defense. Members shared health problems, sent clothing to Arkansas State Hospital, and planned April meeting at Cape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Richards, Jr
Centerville
Hugh Bearden
Vernie Goynes
John McRoy
Sid Skinner
Vernig Goynes
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Excerpt
Dorothy Dix answers readers on love and relationships with blunt guidance. A widow seeks advice about a morning acquaintance, another writes about a neglectful steady, a third asks about learning to fly, and a fourth questions waiting on a conflicted love triangle.
Russia Steps Up Rate of Nuclear Blasts
Washington reports that the Soviet Union has intensified its nuclear testing in recent days as the United States prepares its own H-bomb and atomic tests in the Pacific. AEC announced six Soviet tests in eight months and noted preparations for the most extensive Pacific test program starting April 20. An ocean area of about 500,000 square miles was off limits to unauthorized personnel and vessels.
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Washington
U. S
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
Head foils liquor store holdup in Miami
Jack Finkelstein used his head to foil a holdup at his liquor store in Miami. A masked man entered, asked for whisky, struck him with a bottle, then fled in a car. Finkelstein refused medical aid for a scalp laceration but chased no one.
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Miami
Fila
Jack Finkelstein
Finkelstein
B.C. Munz
Nuclear weapon tests threaten new arms race pace
The passage notes that spring and early summer bring simultaneous detonations of new weapons by two nations. It cites US reports of six Russian test shots in eight months and widespread indications that total tests are higher, while the AEC says it will not disclose every explosion.
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United States
Navy's Shark Tests Long Range Guided Missile Resource
Washington reports the Navy is equipping patrol planes with a long range guided missile called the Patrol to search out and destroy enemy ships at distance. It marks expanding air to sea capabilities, with Fairchild involved in development and potential use against submarines and surface ships.
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Washington
Navy
Air Force
Caribbean Sea
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp
Oes Navy
Tl Valle
F. S
Bureau of Ordnarce
Th Navy
Proclamation Sets Focus on Child Health and Welfare
President designated May as Child Health Month urging renewed dedication to promoting spiritual, emotional, and physical well being of children. He linked health to future productivity and responsible citizenship amid broader talks on national welfare.
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Washington
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Audrey Taylor
South Nonth Street
Green Lacaler Home Demonstration Club
Earl Fincher
Elope
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Harmony Club
Min
Mary Esther Edminston
Arte
Brad Run
Bust For You
Pat Duggan
Elliott Nugent
Monkey Village
Cheta“ the Chimp
Shenger
de Bogart
Arthur Kennedy
Martha Scott
Ddeaey
Martin
Gig Young
Mary Murphy
Levi
Lucky Seat
Ssv
Paris
Dior
Balmain
Rosette Hargrave
NEA Stay
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
D. M
Ponder
Jeann
Grace
Bill
Janice
Gmadasmie
Cenlory Fund
Russia
Child Health
Bay
ST. Joseph Aspirin
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