Local events at Magnolia and nearby towns April 21 23
The Catholic Altar Society hosts rummage sale at the Now theater on Saturday April 21 with inquiries to Mrs Walter Sims or Mrs Ian Hosey. April 22 Miss Eilamarie McFadden and others plan a farewell breakfast shower at 8:30 am at Barlow House for Miss Mary Ethel Perkins who will join a secretarial post in Washington DC. On Monday April 23 the Monday Music Club presents the Southern State College choir at 8:15 pm in the High School auditorium. The annual Daughters of the American Revolution pilgrimage is set for Monday April 23 beginning 2 pm at the W E Barkman home with a tour of architectural sites, ending at Magnolia Minor. Tuesday April 24 Mrs George Ropisin and Mrs Royce Smith host Cosmopolitan Club at 7:45 pm at the Hope Country Club. Paul Balin co-hosts Nandina Garden Club meeting at 7:30 pm with Jett Millican and Mrs Paul Balin.
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Catholic Altar Society
Walter Sims
Ian Hosey
Eilamarie McFadden
Tye Babb
Aileen Jes
Barlow Hute
Ethel Perkins
Miss Perkins
Ydackent
Washington, D. C
Southern State Allege
Magnolia
W. E. Barkman
1334
Tenth Street
Ahen
Magnolia Minor
May MecElhannon
Okelona Road
George Ropisin
Royce Smith
Cosmopolitan Club
The
Hope Country Club
Canasta Party Hosted by Beta Slama Phi Sorority Member
Mrs Frances Doran entertained Beta Slama Phi Sorority members at a Canasta party held at 1315 South Main Street on Thursday evening. Guests included Lucille Rogelis Shirley Pearson Aileen Jester Jenorie McPherson Bettye Bath El wmarie McFaddin Marjorie Russell. Dessert plates with coffee concluded the event.
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Frances Doran
Beta Slama Phi
South Main St
Lucille Rogelis
Shirley Pearson
Aileen, Jester
Jenonie McPherson
Bettye Bath
Eliwmarie McFaddin
Marjorie Russell
Coming and Going Guests Visit in Quiet Rural North
Mr. and Mrs. BD H Carnahan host Mr. and Mrs. Kim Beasley of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Chel Bailey of St. Peter Minnesota with Miss Mildred Wingfield of Alexandria Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Baker and their son Larry depart today for a vacation trip to Gainesville Florida and other ports of interest en route.
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Mra
H. Carnahan
Dakhiver
Kim Beasley
Chicag Uo
Chel Bailey
St. Peter, Minn, Widh
Mildred Wingfield
Alexandria
Dewey Baker
Larry
Gainesville
Fin
Branch Admitted and Discharged Notes from Hope Area
Mrs J O Grant Hope with Phil Jones Kenneth Jones Patmos Patios admitted. Walter Jones Rt 1 Hope discharged. Mrs Gla Sims Hill 1 Hope also listed in notes from the Hope area records.
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J. 0. Grant
Hope
Phil Jones
Patmos
Kenneth Jones
Patios
Walter Jones
Rt. 1
Gla Sims
Allied push near Chorwon intensifies on front line
Allied leaders report heavy action north of Chorwon with about 800000 Red troops stationed for an anticipated spring assault. Flame throwers and tanks moved forward with progress flagged by limited ground activity elsewhere as UN air forces hit Red airfields and supply routes amid ongoing withdrawals.
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Chorwon
North Korea
United Nations
Derat Miss Dix on Modern Mothers and Grandmothers
Dorothy Dix laments modern mothers endure nervous exhaustion raising children while grandmothers critique and resist, arguing mothers deserve support. She reflects on marriage, fidelity, and the tension between parental duties and older generations in a late 19th or early 20th century social column tone.
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Dix
Tan
Fam
Aod Pf
17 Gun Salute for MacArthur in New York
General Douglas MacArthur arrives in New York amid a roaring 17 gun salute and public ovation. A motorcade escorts the four star general through city streets toward a ceremony at Idlewild, with Mrs MacArthur and family present and thousands cheering along the routes.
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Mac
New York
Doulas MacArthi
Salle
Crem
Bataan
Idle Wild
Linus Ishind
Iest
Arthur
MacArtie
Vincent RB
City of
Laler
Army
Navy
Palicw
MacArthur
Wuideart- Astoria
Maca
Ribar
MacArthurs
Taney
Tunis
Senators press joint chiefs on MacArthur claim
Kerr and others demand clearer explanation of General MacArthur's assertion that the joint chiefs supported his views. Long Hunt and Mahon call for prompt clarification, warning against lingering unanswered questions as inquiry into Far Eastern policy proceeds.
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Joint Chiefs
Kerr
D-Okta
MBS
Long
D-La
Hunt
O-Wye
Russell
MacArthur
Washington
Rep
Mahon
D-Tex
House
Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Chiang Kaishek Invasion Talk Sparks Policy Debate
Fragmentary notes describe Chiang Kaishek and invasion chatter as U S leaders weigh options. Mentions lawmakers Maylaale and Duff urging chiefs to bolster defense and ready actions amid rising tensions and air force activity.
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Chiang Kaishek
China
China Air Force
Maylaale
D-Sc
Duff
R-Pa
Stalley
Dorothy Dix Column on Marriage Advice Churns Out Fragments
Fragmented Q and A section shows Dorothy Dix advising on marital strife, jealousy, and respect while readers discuss divorce and taking partners back. The text mixes names and stray lines about loyalty, money, and trust, with unclear context and stray references.
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