Community Womans Club Notes and A VFW Meeting
Activities from a local church and women's club include a VFW Auxiliary installation of officers with Mrs. C. E. Pringle and Mrs. Ruth Maldonsi as guests, a memorial to outgoing president Mrs. Davis, and a program of reports, devotions, and a mission study. A bridal luncheon for Phyllis Williams honors Granville Coleman, with guest lists from Dallas to Prescott, and a Weselyn Guild pot supper at First Methodist.
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VFW
Pringle
Eea
Davis
Methodist Church
L.sveak
Auxilary
Eb, Tooley
Paw" Webb
Edith Thompson
St. L. Broach
Charles Harrell
Steva. Carrigan
Scripture
H. 0. Franklin
GO. A. Graves
Claude TiMery
Circle
Etree Gount
Webb Lageter
Cirele 2
Brogpum
H. C. Kyler
Little Girls “Glée Club
B. C. Hyatt
Mary the Mother of
Our Lord
KR. Lewis
George Robison
Suzanna, Wesley
W. Edwards
Horace Jowell
WSCS
Phyllis Williams
Louis Howard
Mra
Uden Abraham
Satuday
Williams
Jett Williams
William Yarbrough
Bill Tolleson
Tayetteville
Dorothy
Wesleyan Guild
First Methodist
Lawrence Martin
Tittle Rock
Texarkana
J. W. Patterson
Hope District
Mint
Elmer Brown
Roy Stephenson
Elsig Weisenberger
Kathleen Broach
Beryl Henry May
Pam
Ramagy
Cargile
Veterans of Foreign Wars
C. E. Pringle
Hot Springs
Ruth Maldonsi
T. ‘B. Fenwick
Hinton Davis
Orville. Taylor
T. B. Fenwick, Sr
Owen HoNis
Dalton Brown
Lorraine Blackwood
Qlee Elsie Weisenberger
Alvin Willis
Cole’ Kenrers
Fred Gresham
Denver Dickinson
Henry Green Returns to Hendrix College After Visit
Henry Green goes back to Hendrix College Conway after visiting his parents. Laura Ann Garanfla of U of A Fayetteville spent Easter holidays with her mother Marie Garanfla and relatives. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges: Julia Chester Admitted O D Middlebrooks Hope. discharged Mrs C B Radden Prescott. Josephine Admitted Master John Thomas Connell Patmos. discharged Mrs Fred Tormby.
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Henry Green
Hendrix College
Conway
Mrs. H. ©. Green
Laura Ann Garanfla
U. 1 of A
Fayetteville
Eastey
Marie Garanfla
Julia Chester
O. D. Middlebrooks
Hope
Paul Sebreck
C. B. Radden
Prescott
Josephine
John Thomas Connell
Patmos
C. McLain
Fred Tormby
5000 Chinese Guerrillas Surrender on Hainan
Nationalist forces report 2000 guerrillas laid down arms in six southern Hainan villages as part of a broader push against 25000 to 30000 guerrillas. They claim heavy losses for the Reds with warships and aircraft sinking dozens of junks and killing thousands. General Huang Jianying hailed Hainan as an unsinkable carrier.
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Hainan
South China Island
Haina
Mainan
Lykchow Peninsula
Huang Jian-ying
United States stalls full review of British dollar crisis
Washington reports that Secretary Acheson has told Britain a detailed review of Britain's dollar crisis will be inappropriate during the upcoming Big Three foreign ministers meeting in London. He will discuss general financial outlook and related political issues. He plans to travel May 7 for brief stops in Paris and London before returning.
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Washington
United States
Britain
London
Acheson
Drape
Paris
Schuman
Bevin
Hope Branch Admits Thorald D Jones and Maudie Goodman
Thorald D Jones of Route 2 Hope is admitted and discharged recipient Mrs Maudie Goodman of Route 1 Hope. The note records admission and discharge events for two residents in Hope.
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Thorald D. Jones
Hope
Maudie Goodman
Silent counsel on conversation and romance quirks
Dorothy asks Miss Dix about a quiet nature troubling a relationship while Grace argues silence can be both asset and liability. A unhappy husband faces his wife’s flirtations and advises diplomacy to protect the home. A reader blames flirtatious maids and suggests steadier staff as a fix.
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Miss Dix
Bulso
Ste Q
Pdo
Tome
Arkansas Supreme Court Denounces Divorce Case Conduct
The Arkansas Supreme Court condemned the divorce case involving New York attorneys Mor ris Hecht and W. R. Berkson as a contemptible fraud. It ordered its bar rules committee to probe Hecht’s conduct and noted possible issues for New York courts. Mrs. Oberstein stayed in Hot Springs for one day while meeting Arkansas residence rules. Hecht cited illness during most of 1947 when the original divorce action occurred.
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New York
Hot Springs
Morris Hecht
Arkansas Supreme Court
Bliz
Oberstein
Bar Rules Committee
Hecht
W. R. Berkson
New York City
Garland County
Canada Involvement Stressed For Economic Decisionmaking
Fragmentary text notes that agencies must be consulted before decisions and that Britain and the United States would struggle without Canadian participation due to Canada's direct economic involvement. No dates or places specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
United States
Canada
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Brackary Society Pal
Nyet
D. B
Mason
WSCE
Louise Reddick
Waxahachie
Mattie Ball
Brenda
Jewell Barpar
Nashville
M Gordon Prescott
Jcan
Carolyn
John Denton
Lillie Davis
Winfred Pickett
McCastsill
Stanley Davis
Grace Hlaine Davis
John David
Russell
Dallas
Charles Florrell
Freel Robertson
Freddie
Baste
A. Boyell
Rosy Hanks
Grace Davis
John Eimbry
Tabernacle
John B. Embry
Sweetwater
Tex
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
H. Paul Holdridge
Miss Davis
Mr. Davis
McCaskill
Mr. Embry
Embry
Martha Ann Atkins
Denton
Thomas N
Stack
Sidney
Australia
Jis
Texas A & M
S. Joseph Geno
Maxine
Velma Trebor
J.T. Watson
Cuero, Tex
A. Westbrook
Jean Taylor
Lews Sutton, Jr
John Embry
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U.S
Dix
Grace
Stevenson
The
Bell Syndicate
Ing
Lydia
Pinkhin
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Toni
Ward & Son
Arkansas
Hime Hun
T.A. Mee
Lion Oil
Lion's
Lion Oil Company
EL Dorado, Arkansas
Gen
Thera
Ginette Ed
Eddie A
LION
Mr. Smith
Pat
Dad
Parent Teachers’ Association
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South
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Southern Fire
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