Society notes and club events across April in local circles
WSCS Circle 4 of First Moth st Churk hosts an April 27 meeting with speakers on work in the NECS, election of officers, and member pledges. Kathleen Mallary leads a church group. Mexican supper and Mexico program set for April 28. American Legion joint supper and guest speaker planned. Chapter AE of PEQ meets April 28 with Miss Mable Ethridge hosting. Cosmopolitan Club gathering April 26 with co-hostesses. Girl Scout Troop No. meets April 28 after school under Mrs. Yarbrough. Various shower, hat show, and fellowship events scheduled through May 1 including a May 17 Citizenship program and a May 1 church program. Bride Miss Clara Osborn wed Pvt. Bart Orr April 26. they’ll reside at Camp Roberts. Wisteria Junior Garden Club begins constitution and by-laws adoption with tree-related activities and a nature hike.
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WSCS
Mite
David Waddie
Ralston Road
R. H. Linaker
Ige
Patterson Ag
Ae San Hartsfield
Ihetional
LaGrony
Wil- 3
Jeater
Pgar
Wisteria
J. W. Perkins
Paisley School
Denver Dickinson
John Graves
Linda Rogers
Patricia Holt
Roy Tullis
Coming and Going Weekend Guests at Privicia Smith
Weekend visitors include Phyllis Denty Arkadelphia June Brigance Booneville and others from Arka delphia Tillar Norphiet and Helens Ark where families host. Private Rodney Orr Camp Roberts Calif back from basic training joins parents. Branch admits names Joe Amour Mary Bell Wyatt Monroe Pardue Jack Fielding and others in Hope Magnolia and Rt 4 listings.
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Marilyn Shiver
Phyllis Denty
Arkadelphia
June Brigance
Booneville
Patricia Veter
Tillar
Privicia Smith
Norphiet
Ounehila College
Pvt
Rodney Earl Orr
Camp Roberts
Calif
A. W. Orr
Joe Amour
Hope
Mary Bell Wyatt
Monroe Pardue
Magnolia
Jack Fielding
BE. R
House
W. H. Biddle
The Story of Martha Wayne in Hope Star
The Story of Martha Wayne debuts in Hope Star May 4. Martha, a war widow, relocates to Centerville with Billy, facing town scandal stirred by Boss Pineh. The comic follows her romance and struggle to build a new life, introducing Centerville’s notable characters and local intrigue.
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Martha Wayne
Hope
Mar ‘Tha
Biiky
Wilton
Centerville
Abiriha
Agios Pineh
Elon
Martha
Chay Rogers
Barelow
Font Kelton
Ehheireath
Dor othy Dix Engaged Girl Query on Living with Parents
Marie D asks Miss Dix about a newly married couple living in the mother’s second floor apartment at a reasonable price. The editor notes a balanced view that harmonious in law relations depend on mutual consideration and advise not to rely solely on friends' opinions. Also includes reader questions on a television setup and another on cohabitating with in-laws with practical counsels.
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Miss Dix
Marie D
Marie
Time as currency and memory in a reflective essay
The piece argues that time, not money, measures a life. It urges teaching children to spend time collecting meaningful memories rather than possessions. Happiness comes from well spent days, whether one builds grand projects or carves driftwood, as time endlessly ticks toward silence.
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Tim
Infantrymen Smash Back Communists in Korean War Action
U S Sabre jets supported Allied ground forces for the first time in the 31 month Korean War. Twelve Sabres from the 18th Fighter-Bomber Wing targeted Communist positions though targets were not located. Twenty four jet bombers hit an ammunition factory at Cinnamo and a weapons storage area at Haeju. On the Eastern Front U S 45th Division infantry repelled a dawn attack near the Punchbowl, with 38 Reds killed or wounded. Four smaller probes were stopped along the 185 mile front.
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Seoul
Othe Pitth
U. S
Agatnet Aled
Disputed Trade Provision May Be Dropped
Representative Richard M. Simpson of Pennsylvania signaled a shift on his reciprocal trade bill by indicating willingness to drop a provision that would bar tariff cuts if American industry is harmed. The move aims to ease tensions with President Eisenhower and Republican leaders as hearings begin on extending the act beyond June 12. Simpson noted Eisenhower supports keeping discretionary tariff powers, while his bill would have removed Tariff Commission authority to set import levels and findings. He said administration negotiations influenced his stance, signaling a potential compromise on a divisive issue.
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Charles F. Barrett
Washington WA
Richard M. Simpson
R-Fa
American Industr
Strackhein
Agricul
Congress
U. S
Mradenot Ald Simpgon
Edultman
Campalan
Lsenhower
Hhugotinia
Atmorigda
Eaq
Tariff Commission
Simpson
Sunpaon
Hay
Valles
Eisenhower
Mrs Head Goes on Trial May 4 for Foster Daughter Case
DESARC reports Lindy Mond will stand trial here on May 4 in a case charging her with killing her seven year old foster daughter. The originally set date was postponed from Saturday, as announced by Prosecutor J.B. Reed.
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Desarc
Lindy Mond
Ter Trink
J.B. Reed
Pulaski
Little Rock
Fifth Air Force reports damaged Sabre Jega and MIG
The Fifth Air Force reported screening Sabre Jega damaged and Una Red MIG as troop and supply concentrations spread across Central North Karas.
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North
Karas
Fifth Air Force
Marquette gridder jailed in bank robbery case
Glenn Chernick, former Marquette University football player, was arrested in Milwaukee and charged in a $140,000 bank robbery plot tied to a St. Louis crime. Investigators say the quarterback was in custody after a police conference. no trial date set.
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Marquette
Chicago
Marquette University
Om Rimbaile
St. Louis
Glenn Chernick
Tuarterback
Milwaukee College
Heth
Star
Polic
Seidd
St. Louis Bank
Thé
Itd
Chernich
Fé Munry
Catt Iral Groderies Cooperative
Chernick
Risky? Ye But This Boo Tells What You Can Dot Help
Fragmentary note warns readers about dangers from a book and related health risks. It mentions tealthy tether ware, lists disorders, and discusses how to avoid hazards. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate publication in Linwood and Katfax City in 1619.
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Thornton Dé Avan
Linwood
Katfax City
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John Kathleen Mallary Civele
First Baptist Church
Mexico
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Mut
Elks
Alice H. Funston
American Legion Child Welfare of
PEQ
Tuseday
Mable Ethridge
W.Y. Foster
Cosmopolitan Club
Roy Allsen
George Newbern
KR. L. Brooch
Git
Little House
Frank Yarbrough
Jane Burroughs
Edwina Whitevan
Patsy Burroughs
Miss Clara Osborn
Billy Dean Thomas
A. T. Oliver
J. AL Celtier
Dewey Baker
Fae Rene Cox
O. C. Cox
Ays Wylie Croom
Lahroy Spates
Charles F. Batson
Spring Hall High School
The
Rose Garden Club
Spring Garden Clubs
Cheisthay Concern
Orr—Burke
Ayllene Burke
Wayward Burke
DeAnn
Bart Orr
A. V. Orr
McCaskill
Joe W. Hunter
Pat Blevins
Charlene Burke
Orr
Calll
Farcrs
Wisteria Junior Garden Club
Paisley
Usey Andrews Insurance Agency
RTV
Sue Herndon
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Company
Tappan Gas
Furnishing CO
John Wayne
Donna Reed
Nora
Charles Goburn
John Robins Jett
Helens
Ark
John Barrow
How Ross
Lewis Smith
Fred Yoram
Vidalartes Theatre
Main & Country Club Rd
Stee
Edmond O'Brien
Forrest Tucker
Adele Mara
California
Murdock
Sige
Wil
Nea Servic
Qwardd
Steiner
Wise Sernegs
Thy Saturday Evening
Life
Cullier's
Redbook
Dorothy DIX
Mise
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Roy
Mrs. P. It
Ives
Clear
Lope
Davis Stone
Medford Hazzard
David
Folsome
Robert
White
Patmos
B. Hy
Byers
Baby Boy
Wanda
Boyle
Sun Valley
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