WSCS meetings and bridge club notes in May town events
May 2 gatherings at WSCS units including Madam Methodist and Women’s Society list shows meetings at Mrs. Young and Mrs. Carlton homes. Local bridge clubs meet weekly with high scores, guest guests from Commer Bayult and others. Community notices include a Pink and Blue shower for Mrs. Kime Young and a piano recital by Mrs. Jack Brown’s pupils at Shady Rit Methodist Church.
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Jack Brown
Jack Brow
David Beasley
Deborah Powell
Sarah Louise Brown
Pat Hockabee
Pany Buller
Elizabeth Ami Beasley
Diane Anderson
Ani Cue
Due Ricki
Glovig Cala
Fron Hope
Rosy Ann Williams
Brenda Sue Paving
Gendell McCorkle
Kinard Young
Kime Young
Hope Counter
J. B. Martin
Austin Tlulson
Marti Fox
Vic Henderson
Lyneal Webb
Vale
Lud Kinard
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Governor denounces pressure on state workers in race mix
The governor says no evidence of pressure on state employees to aid a candidate and denies naming any preferred contestant. He notes unclear claims by an Integrationist bloc and avoids confirming support in the Fifth District race between Rep Dale Alford and state Sen Robert Bill Williams.
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Wilch
Cas
David
Balbus
Paihishart
Oman
Dale Alford
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Robert Ilayy Williams
Mussellville
Shig Oer
Alford
Local Society Notes From April Meetings and Bridge Club
Mrs L Murphy hosts Tuesday Bridge Club on April 26 at her home with 2 tables of players, high score won by Mrs Alle Murphy of Lock Purl, prizes awarded to Mrs John Bell. Chapter AB of the P E D met April 26 at Mrs Pierbert Stephans home in Blevins with reports from Hope attendees. officers state convention news. Cosmopolitan Club held April 26 at Mrs Bryant Kelly home. officers reelected. members shared old pictures and discussed The Stylag Seekers. Refreshments included dessert plates, toffee, frozen salad, coffee. 14 members attended. next meeting a May dinner at the Diamond.
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Oss
Iris
Ane
Eheysantie
Hema al Syd
Haye Dunliuw Bridge Club
Dirmanel
R.P Wilson
D. M. DufFin
Marie Hendrix
Harry Jangvihorne
Bill Wray
Mike Kelly
George Wright
Byeitel
Crit Stuart, Jr
Crit Stiaint
Mape Country Club
Witellean
Tape Country Club
Agitha
R.L. Broach
John Falley
Mus
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Falius
Lloyd Guerin
K. CG
Waenillon
Chiarles Harrell
Secumlnod
Bill Rouloe
Comer Bayalt, di
Segey
Rocky Mound
Arition Club
Mes
Charles Bunrick
Christ
Ame Management
Messer
L. Murphy
Sl, Murphy
jElawer
Alle Murphy
Lock Purl
John Bell
Ap. E. D
Bryant ‘Kelly
Cosmopolitan Club
Kelly Bryant
George Newbern
Royce Smith
R. B. Jackson
Vance Packard
the Diamond
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcement in Hope and Area
Admitted and discharged lists show patients including Mr. Dave Curls, Mrs. Low Weaver, James Moses, Mr. Joe Carlson, and others in Hope and surrounding towns. An arrival event notes a baby boy born April 29, with families Harold Hartness and Nelile Daugherty awaiting details.
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Dave Curls
Hope
Low Weaver
Fulton
James Moses
Joe Carlson
Ralston
John Po
Langston
Epimet
Iw. Li. Thrash
Florene Alten
C. B. Mitchell
Palmas
Thibert Black
Aliee Davis
Braugh
Harold Hartness
C. A
Nix
Rossfon
Finlsy Martin
Malcolm Hinton
Tye
Nelile Daugherty
Harold Jlartness
Embassy cites U.S. aid misuse in disputed Korea vote
The embassy said new steps are being taken to ensure American aid remains for Korea. Allegations that aid benefits a privileged few were among issues in the recent disputed election. The AP report notes concerns over political influence and aid management.
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Korea
U.S
Ankle Injury Sidelines Coach Broyles Update
fragmented note reports coach Frank Broyles missing practice after an ankle injury. practice progress was described as slow but improving with upcoming events and a large expected crowd. a state flag convention in Fayetteville over the weekend with 800 Lions may affect schedules.
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Frank “Broyles
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Geordia
Broyles
A. Lo
Fayetteville
Leclive Wha undermines party ties speaks on 1947 split
A fragmented account describes Leclive Wha allegedly undercover within a group linked to the Communist Party. The testimony recalls a 1947 departure from the party and references a broader political clash as supporters faced scrutiny and reorganizations amid ongoing factional strife.
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Pelmtiog
Mise Stephsanie
Reidel
Drunken Homecoming Shocks Rose Holmes
In a tense Saturday scene Rose copes with Tim's return from a night drinking with friends. Tim arrives drunk, is cared for by two young men, and Rose braces for the aftermath as family drama spills into town. The next morning Tim apologizes but avoids a direct confrontation, signaling more conflict to come.
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Bob
Faubus Campaign Drift Spars With Race Talk
In Little Rock and Morriston, comments touch on debt reduction and services while Governor Faubus signals a mid June start to his campaign. He defends record on industrialization and civil rights and aims to address race relations, saying progress has been made. Bennett accuses Faubus of flexing against Little Rock businessmen to mask appointments.
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Liewtenaint
Gordon
Rom Morriston
Faubus
Little Rock
Bennett
Litle Rock
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