Garland area society notes and club events
A full slate of local society gatherings is listed including Circle of First Baptist Church at Mrs. Aline Johnson’s home, an upcoming Womanless Style Revue at Garland High School auditorium, and meetings of Hope Garden Club, Lilac Garden Club, and various PEO, DAR, and PTA groups. Also covered are birthday party details for Linda Wade, WSCS and Christian Woman circles, and a bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Cayl Bryant in Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Aline Johnson
Third el
Uenday
Garland P. T. A
Garland
Wade Gilbert
Linda
Columbus Road
Sue Gilbert
Linda Gail Rogers
Ann Clarawhy
Linda Gilbert
Kay
Ann Carkaweys
Billy
Jack Byers
James Lyon Gilbert
Billy Hicks
Charles Gilbert
Mally Jo Eylen
K F. Gilbert
B. E. Goodett
Arkansas
Hope Council of Church Women
Christian Church
Adams
Frank Rider
McKay Cox
al Pack
Circle No. 2
First Christian Church
Aidon Steadman
Robert Hitler
Cele Reader
al Park
Carl Bryant
Fulton
Cayl Bryant
Sam McGill
Cecil Cox
Secrest Recovers Nicely After Texas Operation
Personal mention notes J. W. Secrest is doing well after an operation in the Hurst Chine, Longview, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferences
J. W. Secrest
Hurst Chine
Longvirw
Texas
Coming and Going Ln Clam Carlin at Henderson Ball
Clam Carlin of Camp Char visited Hope over the weekend and attended Henderson College military ball Saturday night, with friendship visits and campus social events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clam Carlin
Camp Charfee
Friends In Hope
Henderson College
Hospital Notes and Births in Hope Patmos Fulton and Emmet
Admissions list includes Til Gilbert Mrs Annie Bennet Hope RL 9 Mrs Ta Sims and G W Dorah Hope with multiple others. Discharges note G W Dorah and none at times. An announcement from Mr and Mrs Lester Barham Patmos reports a baby boy born on April 1051. Other admissions include Josephine Daley Lyons L A Grant Miss Phyllis Martin and Jella Cheater with various discharges and attendees across Hope Patmos Fulton Saratoga and Emmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Annie Bennet
Hope RL
Ta Sims
Hope Rt
Hope
L. F. Rogers
James Ward
Lester Barham
Patmos
G. W. Dorah
Josephine
Daley Lyons
L. A. Grant
Phyllis Martin
Nancy Lee
Johnny Bartee
Fulton
Larry Powell
Harold Mulder
Carrol Yocom
MacArthur Poses Problem for President
Washington reports President Truman faces a split between home front supporters of General MacArthur and Allied pressure for discipline after MacArthur's latest policy statements. Observers expect Truman to weigh action on whether to limit MacArthur's authority in Korea, with consequences for policy and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
U. S
Capitos
MacArthur
State Department
Korea
Gon- Pion Lawmekerg
High Spots in Truman's Six Years
Washington notes mark six years of President Truman in the White House with a review of leadership. It covers wartime decisions, postwar policy, the Marshall Plan, NATO, Korea, and domestic defense efforts while noting political shifts and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Europe
Asia
Congress
Heo Salgid
Jane
Vielwy
Enimie
Teouman
Husssin
China
Korea
Meo
Marshall
Greece
Turkey
Monroe Doeteine
Trubvan
Atlantic Poet
League of Western Nations
Senate
International Army
Sui
Treman
Democrats
Critics escalate clash over MacArthur and policy
A defense debate grows as Knowland suggests removing Acheson and keeping MacArthur, Ferguson proposes a bipartisan 12 member committee to seek his views on Korea and Far East policy, while MacArthur calls for use of Chiang Kai-shek forces on Formosa. Reports say a $20,000 South Korean loan is questioned amid broader tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ders
MacArthur
Knowland
State Acheson
Ferguson
R-Mich
Asia
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Gregt Bihaln
Iran Promised Aid From U S and Britain
Washington April 10 The U S and Britain pledged to back a satisfactory settlement of the chaina mayasia dispute with economic and material assistance. American and British officials opened talks on Temn's decision and the need for continued oil supplies to western Europe and the free world. Secretary of State Acheson voiced hope for a settlement that preserves deliveries to these markets and avoids diversion to Soviet Russia. The meeting, holding with Mrs Spedding, emphasized mutual cooperation to support Transith and allied governments, with ongoing discussions slated through May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
VA. B
Britaly
Hania, d
Gil
Bettabr
Western Murape
Acheson
Russa
U.S
Andy Bines
Van
Joverne Mounts
Justinee
Irma
What chance of happiness in a sensitive woman's life
Dorothy Dix addresses a reader about an anxious romance, advising against marriage to a teasing, wounding husband. She cautions that such men savor cruelty, suggesting the only safe path is to refuse marriage and seek self-respect, with examples of consequences and grim humor from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Ian Moarnings
Clonaing
Moke
Mikconsigua
25 Years Ago Today From Files of Star of Hope
April 10, 1926 item notes Dr W A Andargon speaking on city hall adequacy and a Hope Chamber of Commerce meeting. Capt H A Wovell praises Henry's mayoral election and a Senior Day picnic at Hope High School. Miss Ila Leveritt, missionary in China, visits Uncle We V Shelton in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Hope
W. 8. Andargon
Chamber of Commeres
H. A. Wovell
Henry
Moyur
Leveritt
China
Ely
We. V. Shelton Th
Washington
Donations to Red Cross and Sisterhood Totals Reported
Donations to the Red Cross and affiliated groups are listed with donors and amounts. Included are Mr and Mrs Mac Star, Mr and Mrs Clyde Zinn, Mrs G B Morety, Portus Oley, and others giving sums ranging from 1.00 to 5.00 dollars. A note records overall contributions totaling 19.50 with the date IMA 19.50. Sea spiders have part at the lebe intestinal system by their legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
P.O. O
Sisterhood
Mac Star
We. C. Bilmer
Clyde Zinn
Morety
Thylor
Digestive distress prompts WADACOL inquiry
Fragmented text shows a patient named Moncus describing indigestion and a lingering "dusty" stomach sensation after meals. The note mentions WADACOL as a remedy and asks how much it helped, reflecting a personal health inquiry from an individual seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moncus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Palendar
Rls Garden Club
J. W. Cunningham
Paul Raley
Hoass
J. A. Bowden
Ambassador Simdlay School
Gaerett Memorial
Wade
Rocky Mound Road
Grady Halyston
Lilac Garden Club
DeAnn Ih
W. Jurke
J. M. Arnold
PEO
Lydia Cook
First Artist Church
Wight
Woodman's Circle
Alpha Zeta
Beta
Sigma Phi
Elamarie McFadden
John Cain
Dar
Baylow Hotel
Jame LaGrossa
Dick Watkins
James Martindase
Robert LaGrone
Futon I. T. A
Burt Breen
Little Rock
Chris- Arnchirch
Bellowealy
Brookwood PF. T. A
Hormay
Deylon Houston
Hope High School P. T. A
P. J. Dolt
Frank Mason
Brownie
Ralph Lehman
Graydon Anthony
Anthony Garage
Hosterses
Ann Mary Mitchell
Sharon Foster
Prisity P. T. A. Father's Fight
Nut
WSCS
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
P. H. Webb
F. C. Crow
D. B. Tamphsan
Wuesley
E. D. Galloway
P. H. Wabb
Teader
Charles, Taylor
Sam Wermack
Galloway
South Central Jurisdiction
Christian Women's Fellowship
Christian Women’s Fellowship
First Christian Chrch
Oliver Adams
George Wri
A. L. Rettig
Wesleyan Service Guild
Broach
Kathleen Broach
Elmer Brown
Clarice Canin
B.D. McPhersin
Secreary
Misa Gwendalyn Dedit Leeds
Kathleen Broweh
Ernest O'Nea
Miss Broweh
Detares Mund
EB. W, Cope-land
Owen Atkins
Saenger
Money Gold
Adi Jergns
Univereal
Rial
Mudlark
SikeRe
Ender
Jella Cheater
Della Cox
Perkison
Troy Russel
Emmet
R. B. Roberts
Gerad Brisnt
D. R. Newman
Saratoga
Tabor Feid, Jr
W. R. Hoover
Futon Rt
Dewey Putman
Karen Tana
By James Marlow
Iran
Britain
Mra. Spedding
Shaw
Caryig Hei Vase
Dorothy DIX
Rose
Ion
Mike Arnita
Bill
Ims
Iba
Hoauke
Cottvaes
Uae
Asia Five
Seba
Picnie
Anil
Hopy High School Ia
Hele Taday
Little River
Hadacol
Pet Fiters
Mra
A. Plonka
Abardeen
Carmelits
Carmelita
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