Community church and club meetings listed for April dates
Calendar notes list WSCS First Methodist Monday April 13 at 2 pm with devotional by Mrs CV Nunn Sr and Africa fair led by Mrs James McLarty. First Baptist women at Mrs Miles Laha home 7:45 pm. Sunday School class at Mrs W W Andrew Oakhaven 7:30 pm. Wesleyan Service Guild meets April 14 at home of Ben Edimilastan. PEO Chapter AE meets 3 pm at L D Springer’s home. Iris Garden Club at 203 East 14th with Arch Moore hosting. Girl Scout Troop 9 meets April 14 at Little House after school led by Mrs Frank Yarbrough. Ambassador Sunday School Class meets 7:40 pm at Miss Christine Frith’s home. Hope Country Club dance April 14 at 8 pm with Dr and Mrs A L Hardage hosting. Rebecca Sunday School Class meets April 4 at 7:30 pm at Jin Case’s home. Wisteria Garden Club meets April 15 at 2 pm at Fred Glenton’s, Jack co-host. Patmos PTA meets April 14 with officer elections. Lilac Garden Club meets April 15 at 4 pm at South Mall with Mike Kelly and J M Harbin co-hosts. Daffodil Garden Club meets April 16 at 2 pm at Jud Martinsdale home with leader Mrs Bil Tolleson. Azalea Garden Club meets April 16 at Emmett Thompson’s with Lyle Brown and Syd McMath co-hosts. Junior Garden Club Rose Bud and Apple Blossom met at Brookwood School. Judy Kay Wright led Arkansas Traveler and keeps Arkansas Green. Woody Woodpecker film shown.
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Entertainer Chariboine and friends on stage life
The article sketches Boyd Boyle and Charlie Chariboine reflecting on horses and show business. It notes Boyle touring state fairs with top trotters and his belief that horses remember people. Charlie Chariboine jokes about morals and dancing, while plans for a movie project and gifts from club members are mentioned. Also covered are wedding notices for Edith Wright and Prudence Parker Cyr, plus various coming and going items from Hope and surrounding towns.
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Heavy Frost Shrinks Crops Across Arkansas and Nearby Regions
Frost blankets Arkansas and parts of the East as freezing temperatures threaten strawberries and vegetables. Arkansas readings include 2 to 40 degrees at multiple towns. Northwest reports minor damage, while peaches and apples seem less affected. Weather officials warn of continued cool, frosty nights with mild warming ahead.
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Georgetown
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Norest
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Batesville
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Dardanelle
Gy Ki Doraccio
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East Portion
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Sevier County
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Ammunition Supply Debate Heads Toward Weeklong Senate Hearing
Senate inquiry into shell shortages in Korea continues with testimony planned from Maj. Gen. E. L. Ford Gen. W. J. Palmer and Lt Gen. G. Decker. Chairman Margaret Smith promised broad and searching questions as the army munition supply chain is examined.
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Army
Margaret Chage Smith
Renate Arin Case Details Unclear and Incomplete
Fragmentary notes indicate a detective report referencing Renate Arin and a unresolved issue with foreék desarvads. Readable portions lack clear actions, dates, or outcomes, leaving the exact dispute and parties involved ambiguous.
Byrd Warns Ammunition Supply Is Dangerously Low
Sen. Byrd declares in an interview that the U S ammunition stock is dangerously depleted though Far East supplies including Korea may be adequate. He notes delays in deliveries for Korean needs and cites three Pentagon generals overseeing production distribution and stock in Army ammunition.
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