Social and Personal Notices and Club Events Summary
Multiple items from social columns. Rebukid Lodge benefit party at Paty park with local organizers. First Presbyterian and Tope country club social events for incoming officers. Prudence Riffey circle meeting at First Baptist church with drive for China boxes. Spring JU Methodist Youth Fellowship held at Hope War Park. W S C S August meeting of First Methodist at Fair Park. Mrs. Merlin Cox honored with pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs. Jennings Cox with 123 guests. various hostesses and attendees named. notes on refreshments and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebukid Lodge of Hope
Paty Park Whit Jin
Bartha McRacible
First, Presbyterian Church
Tope Country
Helesses
D, D. Booth
Moody Willis
Ben MrRay
Spring JU
Merlin Cox
Jennings Cox
Thesday
Merlin Coax
Ly Penyds
Ray
Marle Hattudd
Bravh Sehenck
Glen Hatfield
Coming and Going in Shreveport Visits and Family Trips
Mink Mus Louise Keith and Mrs WO Boones and Mrs Ls A Keith spent Tuesday in Shreveport where Mrs eign received father treatment for her gain. Mr and Mys Tullan Spitters and sui David of Perrell are visiting their parents Meir and Mus JLs Spitters and Mrs WM Hart and Mrs Raber Sueglstaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mink Mus
Louise Keith
WO. Boones
Ls. A. Keith
Shreveport
Eign
Mys
Tullan Spitters
Sui
David of ‘Perrell
Meir
Mus
J. Ls. Spitters
W. M. Hart
Admitting and Discharge Notices From Saratoga Facility
The record lists admitted and discharged patients including families and guardians. Individuals named include Mrs Dexton Parter and Mrs GC with discharges noted for Mrs J.C. Young and others, with locations including Tile Saratoga and Palms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Dexton Partereld
McCaskill
Medikins
Saratoga
J.C. Young
Geo. Peck
Sy. Hape
Britain accuses Russia of mass slave labor system
Geneva Aug 3 Britain formally charged Russia with maintaining 70 million enslaved workers in a mass production slave system. Russia rejected the claim as a smokescreen and urged an inquiry by a U N commission into forced labor worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Britain
Russia
United Nations
Uy Brittain
United Sines
U. N
U.S
Corley Smith
Soviet Federated Socialist Republic
Moscow
Soviet Union
Acheson Defends Revised Arms Aid Proposal
Washington reports say the State Department protested a Senate Appropriations panel move to strip amendments from the foreign aid bill and block transferring German occupation authorities to civilian control. The dispute centers on a $5.65 billion aid measure and a long, tense fight over who controls German functions and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shire Department
Lucas
Statis
Germany
Kovetamcnt
Mules
House
Emelly
Senate
Cotton Crop Outlook Mixed After Weevil Damage
The weekly crop bulletin notes spotty cotton prospects in Arkansas and parts of eastern Kansas due to boll weevils and wet weather. Vegetables and soybeans show strength in many areas while late-season rains impact some fields. Overall, prospects vary by county with drought and heavy rainfall affecting yields in the central and northern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansis
Ifn
Forthesnst
Sail Wiesere Ide
Kansas Valley
Alkansas
G O P Splits Three Ways on High Post
Washington Aug 3 A three way split rocked the Republican national committee over its choice of a new chair amid dissension. Harold Gabrielson from Illinois was a leading regional candidate with both western and eastern factions split. Supporters touted him while others backed Bert Howard of Nebraska or a New York ally, as the party faced a leadership vacancy and debates about future strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National
Lulay
Hugh Seat
Ad Benn
Tomeurrow
Sone Western
Alt
Bert Howard
Nebrask Staig
Bas
Bailee
Congress
Nebraska
Thomas J, de
New York
Westcut
Revival at Tabernacle Draws Youth and Community Faith
A Sunday to Sunday revival at Tabernacle Preschool Youth Revival is announced with 7:30 p.m. services nightly except Saturday, featuring Rev. Bi, Mrs. Cobb, and a Youth Choir and Orchestra. The piece urges family responsibility and moral guidance, warning against neglectful parenting and urging active parental involvement in children’s lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Robert ‘Aba
Oklahoma City
The
Cobb
Coms
Wealthy widow flees in trailers from danger in canyon
The narrative describes Mrs. Eversin, aided by companions including Mrs. Malone, Malone’s hired help, and a driver named Vietor, fleeing in two large trailers to a supposed safe area amid looming atomic threats. The scene depicts tense travel, a party inside the trailers, and a perilous, almost mythic flight with heat, gas, and fragile calm before an unseen end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ors Malone
Marital Choice Weighs Companionship Over Wealth
A fragmented sermon on marriage values emphasizes companionship over money. It argues a wife should seek a partner who offers shared interests and mutual support, noting that hard work and sacrifice are part of marriage. The text questions whether Michigan State College plans provide true companionship and fit for life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Weinacker
Geate College
Coun
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Prudence Riffey
First Baptist Church
China
Spring Hill Youth ‘Fellowship
Raber
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Lybia E. Pinkham
Joan Leslie
James Crail
Jack Oakie
Tarzan
Hed
Mrs. L
Mery. W. Sidgletin
Acheson Hits
G.O. P
MacArthur Trust
Mokwu
AGS
Cai
Bo Dagyan
Rune
Tilevern
Apkeriglay Ab
Oepiersuel
Sees Atatiog
Techni Ays
Jayly
Dorothy Dix
Migs Dix
Daily Reader
Hanwood White ET EE
Vietor
Afar
Vitor Relent
Marona
Malone
Rudy
Herve
Victor
On Themipagne Cult
Villier
Mrs. Malone Cope
St.josepny
Stee Mlocate
Best Buy IN Town
Nash Airflyte
Ionstrate
Towa
Powell Nash Motors
East Third St. Hope, Ark
Southwestern Bell: Telephone CO
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