Winsome Sunday School Class Picnic at Fair Park
The Winsome Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church will hold its annual picnic at Fair Park Tuesday night at 7 30. Members are asked to bring a picnic lunch. Hosts for game night at the Country Club are Mr and Mrs Syd McMath and Mr and Mrs John B Lowe. Several social visits and local gatherings are noted including a girls party in Lufkin and a biennial update from local clubs.
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First Baptist Church
Fair Park
Syd McMath
John B. Lowe
First Methodist Church
Shaw
Weisenberger
University of Arkansas School of Law
Arkansas House of Representatives
Coming and Going in Owensboro and Nearby Areas
Mrs A F Cagle of Owensboro visits her mother and relatives in the area. Dr and Mrs George Wright and children return from a vacation across Tennessee North Carolina Georgia Alabama and Mississippi. Mrs and Miss Hartsfield visit Mrs Homer Cobb in Miss. Norma Jean Archery returns from Wisconsin and Illinois. Miss Faye Okerson of Chicago spends extended time with Miss Norma Jean Archer. Mr and Mrs Luther Garner of Dorada and Mrs Pearl Garner visit. Mrs Opal Hervey of Hope Vacationing at Rockaway Beach Missouri. Royce Weisenberger and family spend Sunday in Mena with Nabors. Mr Weisenberger is featured as a speaker at 10 a.m.
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George Wright
George
Judy
Tennessee
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Faye Okerson
Chicago
Norma Jean Archer
sMr
Luther Garner
Dorada
Pearl Garner
Opal Hervey
Hope
Rockaway Beach
JeseMissouri, Ce
Esur
Royce Weisenberge
Mena
Nabors
Weisenberger
Neva
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcement
Hospital notes list admissions for Mr A J Huckabee of Hope Rt 1 and G W Harriss of Fulton plus John C Williams of Washington and H E Carlton of Hope. Discharge includes Mrs Willie Downs of Hope. A son was born to Mr and Mrs H E Carlton on August 11, 1951.
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Josephine
G. W. Harriss
Fulton
John C. Williams
Washington
H. E. Carlton
Hope
Willie Downs
Lion Oil sees income drop during six months 1951
Lion Oil reports income after Texas totaling 744053.12 for the first half of 1951, down from 7147697.29 a year earlier. Net earnings were 2.48 per share on 2340,000 outstanding shares. The CIO and APL strikes at the plant reduced chemical sales by about 31 percent before settlement.
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Dorado
Lion Oil Company
T. H. Barton
T. M. Martin
Lion
Texas
APL
Bug Chemical
Fast Springs
CIO
Woman Named to School Board Conway
The first woman ever to serve on the Conway school board, Ellen Smith, died here yesterday. The Conway resident was the widow of a pioneer and left a son and two daughters. Source confirms Mrs. Smith’s service and her family details.
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Conway
Ellen Smith
More Arms Backing From Senator Taft Increases Air Force Support
Senator Taft backed increasing the air force while opposing a broad expansion of the army and navy. He warned against a potential $100,000,000,000 federal budget with deficits, favoring targeted air power growth as cheaper defense. Senator Ferguson said stakehold leaders will review funding before a military money bill. Air force funding appeared in a prior measure with the army and navy allocations.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Congress
Expansio
Jong Ran
Ferguson
R-Mich
Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
Army
Navy
House
Vinson
House Armed Services
Gun. Oqngar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wreck of Coast Line Streamliner Near Four Oaks
Hundreds of passengers escaped death or serious injury when the Atlantic Coast line streamliner Mast Coast Champion derailed two miles north of Four Oaks North Carolina at 1:20 a m. A cloudburst and fill sloughing-off were blamed for the derailment with speeds of 44 to 10 mph. No deaths and no serious injuries were reported as passengers were evacuated and railroad officials noted derailed cars remained on the right of way while others toppled.
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Four Oaks
Atlantic Coast Line
Sibley
New York
Here
Nonne
Wear
Br. Watson Wharton
Nacby Smithfield
Privenay and
Twen
New Head of WSB Selected Ashington Aug 184
Nathan Beinsinger reportedly has been hired to head the wage stabilization board as successor to Dr. George W. Taylor when he returns to the University of Pennsylvania. Beinsinger, 48, is named new board chair. A law professor and former WW II labor board member. Fred Bullen named as a member of the Menyatt ware board, expected to succeed Beinsinger as vice chair.
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Jacquelyn Williams
Jo Ann Ensminger
Barbara Bryant
Shirley Mitchell
Marie Roach
Lufkin
Wesleyan Service Guild
Jo Ann Hartsfield
Earl Allen
Rev
Mr. Allen
Sulphur Springs
Lonnie Pate
Detroit, Michigan
Pate
Milton Eason
Mr. Eason
William Payson
Abilene, Texas
R. E. Burdine
Hugo, Oklahoma
A. F. Cagle
Owensboro, Kentucky
L. E. Singleton
W. P. Singleton
Mrs. Singleton
An Hartsfield
Sin, Rick and
Lynn
Muskogee, Oklahoma
Mrs. Hartsfield
Mrs
Homer Cobb
Norma Jean Archery
Wisconsin
Ilinois
A. J. Huckabee
Rt. 1
Lion Oil
Sen. Taft
Helena Rubinstein
Rubins Telt
John P. Cox Drug CO
Dorothy DIX
Att
Layratt
Kluyest
Devange
Ruth Agswees
WSB
Raleith
Chile
Tam
Min
Nancy
Dix
Hite
Fh. L
Qin
Dorothy Dixs
Vivie Asociadlany
Atay
Dhave
Toma
Jentoua
Tim
Sara
Semler
Miss Dix
Alwaya -Tal
Walt
Eunice
Jorg
Arona
Atte
Docrati
Bell Syndicate Inc
Saenger
Francis
Donald O'Connor
Piper Laghie
Helena Carter AA Ouvlelal Issatioonad, Tehya
Pheer
Ted Frank Lovejoy
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