Local Society Notes and Nuptial Parties
Society items include church choir rehearsal notices, club meetings weathered by scheduling changes, a dessert bridge honoring Phyllis Williams, a Smile Please review, Iris Garden club planning shows, corsage making program, and the engagement of Doris Ramona Putman to William Kennerly Ruggles with a Hollywood wedding planned for May 24. Includes chapter AE activities and a third birthday celebration with Ivory gavel presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Halbert
Southwest Garden
Hope
Little Rock
First Methodist Church
Arch Moore
A. A. Albritton
Moore
C. P. Tolleson
Owen Nix
M. M. McCloughan
Doris Ramona Putman
William Kennerly Ruggles
T. O. Putman
Texarkana
Ruggles
W. B. Ruggles
Hollywood
California
PEQ
E. P. O'Neal
Q’neal
Beryl Henry
P Dent
G. E. Eldridge
Bentonville
Arkansas
Eldridge
Franklin Horton
Henry
F. C. Crow
Kenneth Powell
Marianna
Atk
Visitors and returns from Easter holidays across several cities
Dr and Mrs G E Eldridge of Bentonville visited Hope Tuesday. Jimmy Hazzard returned to the University of Oklahoma after Easter with his parents. Kyley and David Newberg returned to the University of Arkansas Fayetteville after holidays. Miss Mary Lee Thompson left for Little Rock after a two week visit with Mrs L A Bull. Still and children and Mr and Mrs Tommy Kinser with Sherry Lynn visited from Fayetteville. Mrs Kenny McKee of Garland City and Norman Moore went to Pocahontas to visit relatives and meet the niece. Mrs Henry Haynes and others traveled to DeQueen for a luncheon at the Hitt River Country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Williams
Phyllis Wiliams
Granville Otis Coleman
Prescott
Jud Martindale
New Orleans
Betty Robins
Martindale
Thompson Evans
Evans
William Routon
W. A. Williams
Sue Sommerville
Orin Gibson
Bjack Gardner
Floyd Leverette
Crit Stuart, Jr
Eleanor Seymour
Dorothy Henry
Charles Graham
G. C. Nash
Herald Porterfield
Brents McPherson
Lee Buests
Jet. Williams, Sr
G. 0. Coleman
Mary Jane Coleman
Edd Williams
Mary Lou Moore
Jimmy Hazzard
U. of O
Norman
Oklo
Mrs. B. M. Hazzard
Il. O. Kyley, da
David Newberg
U. of A
Fayetteville
Mary Lee Thompson
Little Rock
L. A. Bull
Mr. Still
Tommy Kinser
Sherry Lynn
Tom Kinser
Henry Haynes
Franklin Horton
F. @. Craw
Ferrell Baker
Mable Ethridge
Hitt River Cbountry Club
Memphis Aviation Day Queen Nominee Named
Janette Davis of Pine Bluff Arkansas a radio and television singing star will be crowned Memphis aviation day queen at Municipal airport on Sunday April 23 Alfred Waddell aviation day committee chairman announced her selection and said she will fly in from New York on Saturday April 22 Her parents Mr and Mrs A C Davis plan to spend the weekend with her in Memphis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Janeelite Davis
Pine Bluff
Ark
Municipal Airport
Alfred Waddell
Miss Davis
New York
A. C.davis
Lion Oil Had Great Year Says Barton
El Dorado April 12 Board Chairman T H Barton calls 1949 Lion Oil Co greatest year of accomplishment. President T M Martin notes 1948 reserves growth. Board reelects entire slate. stockholders meeting follows celebrating 33rd anniversary. Local births ROTC officers and Army notes scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Dorado
T. H. Barton
Lion Oil Company
Colonel Barton
T. M. Martin
Lion
Barton
Martin
Hospital Notes Highlight Local Admits and Discharges
Julia Chester admitted with Arch Moore Hope. Gordon Vines Pat mies Mrs Mollie McNatt Rosston. Josephine discharged Mrs Thomas Berry Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
Arch Moore
Hope
Gordon Vines
Patmies
Mollie McNatt
Rosston
Josephine
Thomas Berry
Cotton Council Opposes Abolishing NLRB Counsel
Harold A. Young of North Little Rock says the National Cotton Council attacks the proposal to abolish the NLRB general counsel. He warns the move would destroy an essential part of the Taft Hartley act and recreate the Wagner act’s harmful dual role of prosecutor and judge in labor matters. President Truman supported abolition as a reform for efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tent
National Cotton Council
Office
National Labor Relations Board
Harold A. Young
North Little Rock
Truman
Nlrb General
Mover Commission
Young
Hoover Committee
Rice Markets in Seasonal Slump
Southwest rice markets stayed dull through the year week as the USDA marketing administration noted. Little rough rice was marketed in Arkansas Louisiana and Texas while farmers seedling or preparing soil. Field work picked up in Arkansas though wet soil slowed operations in parts of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Southwest
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Visitors Flock to Grave of Roosevelt Memorial Day Service
Hyde Park April 12 Five years after Franklin D Roosevelt death up to 3000 people visit his grave daily. A public memorial service will be conducted by Rev Gordon K Kidd at the grave open to all. Visitors can tour the Roosevelt home and library without the usual fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gordon K. Kidd
St. James Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
Hudson River
George A. Palmer
Palmer
Olds One
Ry Hill
The
Hudson
Here
President
Governor McMath vows not to cut public school funds
Governor McMath told the Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers that the people have determined not to cut back educational programs. He repeated assurances that sufficient funds will continue to be available for public schools amid budget talks with state leaders and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMath Lite Rock
McMath
Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Congress
Lake Greene
Louise Phillips
Magnolia
Geneva Williams
McNeil
Married Parasites in Dorothy Dix Advice Column
Dear Miss Dix answers two reader questions about married men’s loyalties and a young mother overwhelmed by constant baby care. The first explains why some wives lose their husbands to outside attractions, while the second counsels a 22 year old wife on avoiding burnout and seeking rational relief from nonstop housework and baby-tending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Min
Louisa D
Fractured OCR Reads as Jumbled Historical Note
A fragmented OCR line presents a garbled text fragment about a keeper or observer with unclear context. No identifiable people places organizations or dates emerge from the readable portion. The item appears to be an incomplete archival note or marginal remark rather than a complete event.
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Society
First Christian Church
Regnar
Hope B. & P. W
Chamber of Commerce
Camella Club
John. Wilson
Spruce St
Floyd Leverett
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Inez Staats
Shirley Pearson
Wanda Ruggles
Frank Horton
Gus Haynes
Pauline Bailey
Perry Moses
Iris Club
Tris
Waddle Cunningham
Floyd Leverell
Cline Franks
Cunninghans
Ramona Putman
William K. Ruggles
Peo
Today & Thur
Rothing
Cleen
Janette Davis
Memphis Aviation Queen
Lion Oil
Marianna, Ark
R. DB. Moore
Pocahontas
Pocahontas, Hospital
Jewell V. Moore
College
United States Army
Hugh Cort
the Ark
Clinton D. Jones
Jones
C. P. Jones
Patmos
University of Arkansas
Russell SK. McLain
Augsburg
Reese
Germany
McLain
James
Hope High School
Belgium
William L. Little
W. Db. Little
Emmet
Lackland Afb
Air Force
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Calif
St.Joseph Aspirin
Tpdata Fc
Cooperative ' Cooper
Cooperative Cooper
Cooper
ROY Anderson & CO
Straight
G. J
Dorothy DIX
Kit
Elkins
Ahat
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