Local Society Notices and Club Meetings Listed
Society events in the April schedule include the Camellia Garden Club meeting at 2 40 pm on Friday at Mrs Thoumis home with hostesses Mrs Joh Wilson and Mrs Joh Wailace. WSCS at First Methodist Church to hear Africa program led by Mrs James Merly on April 14. Garden Club and other groups meet around town with multiple hostesses and civic programs.
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Camellia Garden Club
Thoumis
Son
2Nd Street
Joh Wilson
Joh Wailace
WSCS
First Methodist Church
CG. V. Nunn
Aviva
Africa
James. Merly
John Cain
Hotel Barlow
James VW. la Grosse
Martindale
L. K. Perse
Catherine Richards Howard
Thapter
Sarah Payton
James Madison
W. W. Andrews
Li. D. Dobson
John Barrow, Sr
Mamie Twitchell
Saenger Theatre
PTA Meetings Report Busy April Activities Across Groups
Paisley and Brookwood parent groups held April gatherings with officers presiding. Speakers covered library facilities and arts, while students showcased art and a fifth grade travel project. Mrs Hyatt and Mrs Brown led Alpha Delta Chapter with “These Rights We Stall” as a talk topic and plans for the Kappa State Convention in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisley Pta
Paiskeyy Pta
LaGiressa
Secretina
Jol Wilson
Ekta
Hazel Prichard
Mike Kelly
Rees
Mes. Brown
Alpha Delta
Belta Kappa Gann Sariety
B.C. Hyatt
Beryd Henry
Ji"mer Brown
DP. L. Perkins
Little Rock
Motel Misra
Mas. Hamilton Trinnegian
Jovat Sweety
Hanegan
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Vague List
Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs 1 TL Daws doctor Cation Valley Louisiana and Mrs John Downs Route 2 Tope discharged Johnny Phillips Aly Hope Julia Chester admitted Mrs A O Briaht Pul features unclear due to damaged text
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TL. Daws
Cation Valley
John Downs
Tope
Johnny Phillips
Aly Hope
Julia Chester
A. O. Brlaht
Repatriation Talks Spark Armistice Debate
The article reviews Allied and Communist proposals on prisoner repatriation after an armistice. It notes General Mark Clark's reply to Chou En Lai’s plan, outlining three options for handling prisoners. The piece cites Communist counterpoints and mentions individuals Mrs. Johnnie Aaron and Mrs. Gather McLain of Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gert
Mark Clark
Unite W Nations
Far East
Clark
Chou Hi Lai
China
Anou
Hou
Derivaee
Die Detler Clark
Nant UH
Chou
Johnnie Aaron
Hope
Gather McLain
Blevins HO Club March Meeting Details At Home
Mrs Ceci Sewell led a demonstration on vile drape erngs for the Blevins HO Club at Mrs Carl Brown's with Mrs Victor Hampton presiding. Members brought pots and plants, enjoyed a recreation period, and shared ice cream and cake for eighteen attendees before planning April hosts.
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Ceci Sewell
Blevins HO Club
Carl Brown
Victor Hampton
America
Herbert M Stephens
Treasury
Lawrence Leverelt
Milburn Tippitt Jed
Russell Stephens
Elijah Stephens
Bill Taylor
Repatriation Terms Amid War Prisoner Talks
Fragmentary text references Gen Clark and prisoner exchange talks. It hints at interpreters, translation issues, and a final transmission to Tokyo, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
U S Facing New Trouble in Far East
U S confronts renewed questions on Korea and Formosa amid new Far East tensions. Officials weigh the risks of escalation and the role of allies in shaping American policy toward potential conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Far East
Columbia Hires Waldo Man
Columbia hires Waldo Fincher as school superintendent to succeed Wyatt Jackson. Fincher, formerly superintendent at Osceola, holds a BA from Lindenrick College and an MA from Maxt. He was elected by the Columbia County School Board and leads the district within the Southwest region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia i
Allen Fincher
Writsubad Siperdictates
Columbia Sehorl Igor
Colimbia Cauntty
Wyatt Jackson
Fineher
Hingls
Buchanan Funds Are Challenged In Texas Case
A petition filed in a Texas district court seeks interpretation of the late William Buchanan’s trust and asks to enjoin University ties and Dodgefield commitments. The suit targets trustees of the Jim Diehman Foundation and questions intended beneficiaries and paths of support for Bowie County residents.
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Beixarkana
Tex
Buchanan's Mill
Texas
Dutuy
Tomer
Price Dante
May Wand
Texas District Courthove
William Buch
Foundation
University of Arkansas Medical
Little Rock
University of Texas Southextert Medical School
Dallas
Shepperd Vontedle
Daehn
Bowie
Eva Peron's Brother Shoots Himself
In Buenos Aires Argentina Eva Perons brother reportedly shot himself in a tragic incident as local reports detail his condition and the aftermath surrounding the high profile family amid ongoing political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Peron
Unguided Entry on Duarte Shooting Incident and Volatile Allegations
Unclear text reports a Duarte connected shooting death in a bachelor apartment and mentions political ties to President Junni D Peron. Descriptions include Duarte as brother-in-law, wealthy, and a resignation from a presidential role. Fragmentary phrases reference distress and possible suicide notes amid a chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbe
Junni D. Peron
Duar
Duarte
Petron
Eva
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