Hope Junior Auxiliary and various society events observed
The Hope Junior Auxiliary meets April 26 at 10:00 AM in the Community Room of First National Bank. A board gathering is set for April 27 at 93152. Sara Mack Cox will recite at First Christian Church on April 27 at 7:30 PM, open to the public. A Ladies Bridge Luncheon is planned for April 27 at 12:30 PM at the Country Club. Activities include Friday Music Club at 4:00 PM on April 28, and Circle 2 WSCS at 3:00 PM May 1 plus Circle No 6 WSCS at 2:00 PM May 1 at Mrs. Young’s home. A pink and blue shower occurred April 26 for Mrs. James Smith with many guests and gifts. Duplicate Bridge Club met April 24 at the Diamond with McMath and Bridewell winning. Student recital for Mrs. Silvey’s class is May 2 at 7:30 PM in Badcaw home economics building. A bridal shower honored Kathryn Foster on April 22 at the Sellers Cope home with multiple attendees.
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Helen W. McRae Barlow
Sara Mack Cox
Morgan
First Christian Church
Circle No. 6
W.S.C.S
First Me
L. J. Hampton
James Smith
Sweden
J. B. Rowe, Jr
Edi Smith
Eugene Collums
CG. J. Rowe
Bill Patton
Richard Rowe
T. J. Silvey
Badcaw
Linda Tye
Nancy Brown
Donna Turner
Diane May
Mary Jane May
Sherry Kay Miller
Robert Martin
Wanda Baker
Barbara Miller
Deborah Connelly
Sue Stewart
Patricia Allen
Patsy Juris
Brenda O'Keefe
Joey Tye
Mary Mullins
Tredr
Kathryn Foster
Paul Sawyer Jr
Sellers Cope
Hamby Tinkle
Phillip Ward
Cope
N. Co. Bryan
Arkadelphia
Frances Billingly
Little Rock
Melvin Cooks
Jlol Springs
Edwina Whitman elected best supporting actress at Tech Players
Edwina Whitman a student at Tech has been named best supporting actress of the year. She recently appeared in the college production Love from a Stranger and will serve as secretary of the Tech Players in the coming year.
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Edwina Whitman
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Tech
Ech Players
Edwina
Tech Players
Newfoundland native reaches sister by distant Bell call
Mrs. Julian Hosey, a Newfoundland native, called home Monday to learn about her sick sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Muggridge. The journey of 2400 miles was crossed by telephone, and the conversation proved as clear as Bell.
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Julian Hosey
Newfoundland
Elizabeth Muggridge
Bell” Telephone
Lath District Conference Attended by Auxiliary Leaders
Mrs. Fred Formby state department president and Mrs. Joe Jones poppy chairman attended the Lath district conference of the American Legion Auxiliary in Arkadelphia Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Vincent Foster also present, detailing a social of the delegation.
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Fred Formby
State Department
Joe Jones
American Legion Auxiliary
Arkadelphia
Weather outlook: mild to cool with clearing skies
Today's highs reach the low to mid 70s with cooler readings this afternoon. Tonight and Thursday will stay clear to partly cloudy with a slight warming trend tonight. Friday turns partly cloudy and mild with daytime highs in the mid 60s to 70. Lows tonight drop to the mid to high 40s. Northwest winds.
Americans Really Drink Coffee
Americans drink about 400 million cups of coffee daily and nearly 16 pounds per person each year. The Commerce Department reported steady consumption and stable prices likely through 1955.
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Washington
Commerce
Development Loan Offered For Forrest City Lake Project
A $200000 loan offer from Woodruff Cooperative aims to back a 1000 acre recreational lake and housing development near Forrest City Arkansas. Conditions include maintaining service to the area and continued power to the coop headquarters on the 80 acre site, where AP and L dispute service rights amid a 1957 law. Planning commission meets May 15 to discuss the loan. developers listed include Max Suler and engineer Robert Howell.
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Forrest City
Ark
Woodruff Cooperative
Woodruff
Ithe Co-Op
Co-Op
Arkansas Power and Light Co
Woodstrult
Ap&l
T. E. Bostick
Woodrutt
City Planning Commission
Sloan
Max Suler
Robert Howell
Dear Helen Advice Column Highlights Mixed Family Topics
Dorothy Dix answers readers on sex education for teenagers, long distance romance, and marital strain. An anxious mother plans a summer visit for daughters and discusses early sex knowledge. a soldier’s wife seeks reassurance about love letters and gifts. a reader defends moral standards in a disastrous babysitter situation with contrasting views on responsibility and faith.
U.S. Carrier Stays Near Cuba Avalon near Cuba reshuffle carrier force
The Navy plans to move the Shangri La from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic, stationing it within range of Cuba. The carrier will return to its Mayport base around May 15, increasing Atlantic and Caribbean carrier presence and shrinking Mediterranean capacity. No official reason was provided for the move.
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API
Shangri la
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Cuba
Shangri Tat
Mayport
Florida
Py Cour
Caribbean
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George Wright
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