Wedding of Miss Norwood in Shreveport Cathedral
The ceremony featured Luther Holloman Jr. at the organ and Miss Carolyn Norwood of Nashville Arkansas singing. Bridesmaids wore petal net over taffeta. bride wore chantilly lace over satin with cathedral train and something old new borrowed blue. Roy Arnold was best man. ushers listed including Billy Ruggles and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther “Holloman, Jr
Judy Nell Humphries
Shreveport
Ly Ornithent Wade
Pearta
Miss Halen
Magnolia
Betty
Gil
Roy Arnold
el Dorado
Billy Ruggles
Marionia
David Street
Houston
Jerold Harrison
Dallas
Hardy Johnson
Atlanta
Texas
Wedding Reception Details and Engagement Announcement
A reception at the bride’s parents home welcomed families and friends with a receiving line led by Mrs. Charles C. Thomas. Guests viewed a roses-decorated table, crystal cake, and punch service, while attendants and relatives circulated. The bride wore a Palm Beach suit for the trip to Galveston and coast points. Out-of-town guests included the Ruggles and Murphy families, with several others noted from Texarkana, El Dorado, and neighboring towns. The Cox engagement announces Virginia Nell Cox to William Daniel Jones with a September wedding planned in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Thomas
Billy Ruggles
Marianas
Henry Murphy
Tyler
Texas
Neil Churchwell
Louisville
E. F. Formby
Rosy Hanie
Lyle Allen
Mary Ethel Perkins
Neil Cox
Mary Ann England
Dub Pinegar
Washington, Ark
Lucille Ruggles
Norman Bradford
Milam Green
Ozan
Marjorie Putman
Texarkana
Betty Saunders
Marjorie Russell
Jeanie McPherson
Roy “Arnold
el Dorado
Dale Henry
Galveston
Buddy Ruggles
Karolyn Jo and
Gary
Pittsburg
Kans
Eunice Ruggles
Girard
Kansas
Alice Thomas
Nevada
Coming and Going Shows Numerous Local Social Moves
Max Murphy returns from Marine Basic Training in Quantico. The White, VanSickle, Wright and Holloman families host relatives in Texas and California trips. Norman, Oklahoma visitors, Dallas and Houston guests, and Memphis work plans mark a busy weekend of travel and visits among local residents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Murphy
Marine Basic Training School
Quantico
Virginia
Ouachita River Valley hearing scheduled at El Dorado
A public hearing on Ouachita River development and flood control in Southeast Arkansas and Northeast Louisiana is set in El Dorado. The inter‑agency study safeguard delays construction, and H. K. Thatcher of the Ouachita Valley Association invites communities to send representatives and testimony. Several hundred witnesses are expected, with possible extension to a second day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Ouachita
Arkansas
Lousiana
Hill
Congress
Ouachita River
Inter-Agency Committee
Sabator
John L. McCullan
Food Central Committee
el Dorado
Ouachita Basin
H. K. Thatcher
Ouachita Valley
End in Dallas for Visit During Training Period
A visit ends in Dallas Texas where she travels with her husband Lt Com Trappe who is in Dallas for his two weeks annual training period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Trappe
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Reported
Dulla Ghester notes admissions including Mrs Ira Brooks Blevins and Mrs Sam Andrews Hope. Discharges include M J Porter Sam Carrigan and several others from Hope Schaal Ark Mineral Springs and related towns.
Baby Girl Arrives for Turners and Others
Josephine Admitted Sam Ratcliff Hope Mrs E E Turner Hope Rt 4 Mrs E 0 Norvell Discharged J J Lively McCaskell Myr and Mrs T M Barber announce the arrival of a baby girl on August 12 1950 Mr and Mrs E E Turner of Hope Rt 4 announce the arrival of a baby girl on August 12 1950
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Sam Ratcliff
Hope
E.E. Turner
Admitted and Discharged Names in Hope Area
Branch Admitted Mrs Italy Clayton Mc Nab Discharged Mrs 5 H Battle Hope F Ross Rt 3 Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy Clayton
H. Battle
Hope
F. Ross
Six Persons Die in Arkansas Violence and Accidents
The Associated Press reports six deaths in Arkansas this week from traffic accidents and drownings. Victims include 18 month old William Larry Huddleston struck by a truck in Kenton. Robert Raymond Smith 34 found dead in the Arkansas River in North Little Rock. 19 year old Charles Otto Ludwig who drowned in Black River near Walnut Ridge with John Earl McCord unable to aid him. Howard Jones 20 killed when a car overturned near Jonesboro. George T. Gray missing and found in Ouachita River near El Dorado. and 22 month old Joe Crews who died from injuries after a tractor ran over him in Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arkansas
Shicken W. H. Huddleston
Kenton
Ark
William Larry Huddieston
North
Little Rock
Robert Raymond. Smith
Arkansas River
Gordon
Holt
Smith
North Lite Rock
Charles Otto Ludwig
Lawrence County
Black River
Walnut Ridge
John Earl McCord
Ludwig
Howard Jones
Jonesboro
Ad Schug
Jones
Union
Ouachita River
George T
Gray
Expectant Princess Plays With Son at Clarence House
Princess Elizabeth who is expecting a second baby played on the Clarence House lawn with her son Prince Charles, age 21 months, for 13 minutes as he toddled about. The scene at London’s royal residence reflected a quiet day as the young heir interacted with his mother while awaiting news of the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eliabeth
Prince Charles
Clarence House
Court Docket City Booket and Various Forfeitures
Court docket lists multiple cases with forfeitures for speeding drunk driving and disturbing peace. Entitled names include J. D. Stone Turner B Lawrence Ruth Williams Josie McCoy Marcus Faulkner Louie Greghorn Arnette Perry John H. Mark Earl Thompson Hogue Purtett Wille Davie Earnest Malone Paul Yalling Tom Bell James Weaver Thomas Davis Johnnie Eubanks Dick West Billy Chessir Mamie Lee Cheatham and Guglielmio Marconi notes on bonds credits and grand jury actions. Marconi noted for inspiration in wireless telegraphy in 1894 Italian Alps vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Booket
G. W. Curtis
Léonard Mark
J. D. Stone
John Hy. Mark
G W. Curtis
Turner B
Lawrence
Ruth Williams
Josie McCoy
Marcus Faulkner
Louie — Greghorn
Arnette Perry
Pleasuilly
John H. Mark
James
Weaver
Thomas Davis
Johnnie Eubanks
Dick West
Sauit
Billy
Chessir
Mamie Lee Cheatham
Robert Cooper
Royal family updates as new baby awaited in Britain
The king traveled to Balmoral Scotland for a royal hunting trip while arrangements were made to inform him of the newborn. Queen Elizabeth stayed in London as Princess Elizabeth began a midday outing with the royals, surprising crowds awaiting news of the birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George VI
Balmoral
Scotland
Queen Elizabeth
London
Elizbeth
King George
Queen Eliabeth
Connally Says Korea Used by Politicians in 1934 Debate
Senator Connally and four Republican members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee accused the Truman administration of inviting Soviet influence in Korea China and Formosa. The statement, signed by Wiley Smith Hickenlooper and Lodge, criticized policy as bipartisan in name only and charged it aimed at influencing elections. Connally countered that the document was a naked political maneuver and urged unity at home for international peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
South Korea
Republian
Truman
Russia
China
Korea
Formosa
Wiley
Wisconsin
H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Lodge
Massachusetts
Vanderberg
Michigan
Vandenbert
Jongth
Foreign Relations Committee
Moscow
Kremlin
Republican Committee
Miracle draw to van Hoof farm in Necedah Wisconsin
Crowds from many states converge on a farm near Necedah to witness a reported miracle as Anna Van Hoof mother of seven seeks a vision of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Authorities warned against large turnout but 10,000 to 100,000 are expected with special trains and buses from Milwaukee and Chicago aiding travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Necedah
Wis
Anna van Hoof
Mitch
van Hoof
Earl
Henry Swan
Necedah Chambe of Commerce
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pioneer C Francis Jenkins Demonstration in 1925
C Francis Jenkins, a pioneer in television research during the 1920s, gave his first demonstration in 1925, marking an early milestone in the history of television technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Francis Jenkins
So You Can Hear brochure offered to deafened persons
A free Beltone brochure titled So You Can Hear is available without charge to deafened individuals. The practical guide offers advice and encouragement for happiness, with requests to send name and address on a postcard to Beltone Dept. 4598 Chicago Illinois. Share this offer with others who may be hard of hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beltone
18Th St
Chicago
Ill
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Lens
Lydia
Pinkham
Wawon
Frien Lydia E. Pinkham
Siuirases
Cox + Jones
Sherman Cox
Virginia Nell
William Daniel Jones
Carl B. Jones
Emond White, oChesry and
Emond, Jr
Kermit, Texas
George Wright
Luther Holloman
California
Tom Jobe
Norman, Okla
Fay James
Martha Waddle
George Waddle
Marjorie Waddle
Mrs
Frank Robins II
Blair Shuford
Memphis
Tennessee
S. K. Jones Construction Co
Maxine Bowden
Natchitoches
James Bowden
Prudence Parker
Mrs. GO. Trappe
Page
Guglielmio Marconi
Alps
Alway, oeMar
Chrysler
New Yorker
Sele
Nunn - McDowell Motor CO
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