Entertainments and wedding notices fill August week
Mrs J A Davis and Mrs Hinton Davis host breakfast at the Barlow Hotel for Miss Rosemary Coop and Miss Dora Lou Franks, bride-elects. Luncheon planned for Aug 25 at South Elm home honoring three brides-elect. Aug 27 breakfast for Rosemary Coop. various teas and a box supper at Youth Center. numerous social gatherings across Emmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Davis
Dora Lou Franks
Pegge McNeill
Rosemary Coop
Frank Mason
Deora Lou Franks
Hospital Notes Admitting and Discharges Noted
Hospital notes show Josephine admitted with Mrs. O Sb Roberts of Rt 4 Hope and discharges include Miss Louise Elder, Mrs. Charles Knighton and others in Hope and Me Nab.
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O. Sb. Roberts
Hope
Louise Elder
Charles Knighton
Greenwood Pases Fading El Dorado
Greenwood's pennant minded Dodgers squeezed Dorado 2 to 1 Tuesday night to take a three game lead in the Cotton States race. El Dorado pitcher George Walters allowed a run in the seventh then the Dodgers added a ninth inning single and triple. Oil tallies came on two Dodger errors and a seventh inning hit. Helena's playing manager Bob Benish earned his seventh straight decision by beating Pine Bluff 6 to 5. Seaporters moved Pine Bluff a half game back of Greenville. Natchez and Clarksdale split a doubleheader in Natchez, Indians blanked Planters 6-0 in the opener, Clarksdale won 8-6 in the nightcap. Greenville edged Hot Springs 7-6 as the Bucks jumped to an early lead. Teams used three pitchers in midweek games. Thieves stole manhole covers in a Texas town. Must have Seen those tough guys who use them to play triddy-winks.
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Associated Press
Dodgers
Dorado
Cotton States
EL Dorado
George Walters
Helena
Bob Benish
Pine Bluff
Seaporters
Gme
Greenville Bucks
Natchez
Clarksdale
Indians
Planters
Len Clarksdale
Congress Holds Up Funds for Grand Prairie Project
Congress has not yet authorized further funding for Arkansas Grand Prairie flood control and irrigation works. The House approved $6,000,000 for the Bayou Meto section but did not fund irrigation or overall water supply costs, leaving total irrigation funding uncertain and Senate action doubtful. President Truman urged delaying irrigation funding until a national policy is set, with final construction awaiting authorization and separate appropriation steps.
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Washington
Congress
Grand Prarie
Arkansas
House
Bayou Melo
Senate
Secretary of the Army
Chief of Engineers
Whitlington
House Public Works Committee
Bureau of the Budget
Whittington
Bosone
Utah
Truman
President of Panama Dies at 74 in Panama City
Panama, Panama, President Domingo Diaz Arose died today at age 74 after months of ill health. Diaz had taken a six month leave of absence on July 28, and the five president, Dr. Daniel Chanis Jr., was sworn in as acting chief executive at that time.
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Panama
Ave
Domingo Diaz
Yacna
Diaz
Daniel Chanis, Jr
Steps to the Moon by Hillman CurI Novel Teases a Coast Guard Rescue
Gaynel Teare, pressured by family and marriage plans, faces an urgent appendectomy for her sister Pat while aboard Barry Bainbridge's yacht off Mackinac Island. A Coast Guard rescue and a hospital transfer unfold as Gaynel weighs love for Fritz Freyman and Barry's steady help. The cliffhanger ends with Pat's operation imminent and Gaynel torn between two suitors.
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Barry
Bainbridge
Gaynel Teare
Fritz Freyman
Gaynel
Emily
Denny
Pat
Intrims
Mackinie Island
Luse
Francis
Jess
Coast Guard
Cable
Miss Cuppies
Gaynes
Tor
Daynel
Silent Treatment Tested in Marriage Advice Page
Dorothy Dix advises Winnie on coping with a husband who is silent and dull. She warns against divorce for boredom, suggests outside interests and reading or radio, and emphasizes choosing companionable partners when courting. A reader Wondering asks about marriage motives and Dix affirms most women marry to belong and share life with a partner.
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Miss Dix
Frianatey
Thome
Winnie
Sam
Mareyjoy
aAmswet
U S Official Admits Writing B 36 Letter
Washington August 24 Cedric Worth special assistant to the undersecretary GE the navy acknowledged today that he wrote the mysterious document that spurred the investigation of the 3-39 bomber He testified before the house armed services committee as its counsel pressed for the author s name and Worth admitted delivering a document related to the BB to Congressman Deane Democratic member from North Carolina Warh said he did
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Washington
Cedric » Worth
Navy
Worth
Vinson D-Gad
House Armed Services Committee
Joseph B. Keaman
Fetter
Vinson
Deane
North Carolina
Warth
Enigmatic Phrase Shapes Social Angles in 1900s Column
A terse line hints at social dynamics where a naive bachelor girl is judged more with envy than pity. The language echoes early 20th century briar-bedecked society commentary. The fragmentary item implies a serialized column or syndicated feature from Bell Syndicate papers.
Equalization Order Sets Utility Assessments at 2 Percent
In Little Rock on August 24 the county equalization board ordered assessments at 2 percent of true value. The Arkansas Tax Commission warned it may raise or lower assessments to meet true value standards. Chairman C P Newton said the commission can adjust county, city, or school properties to ensure accurate taxation.
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Little Rock
Chongos
Arkansas Tax Commissi
C. P. Newton
Pine Hew ‘Commission
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Russell Steed
Louis Ward Howard
el Darallo
Youth Center
Dorothy Henry
Barlow Hotel
Bill Duckett
Bob Franklin
Bil Willis
Bill Willis
Dale Ross Dunn
Dori Lou Franks
Supreme Forest Woodmut Circle
No. 196
G. Tittle
South Laurel Street
Beta Sigma Phi
Alpha Yota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Ineg Slaats
Kenneth Garrett
Loretta Ward
Oher
South Elm
Kenneth Garreton
Virginia Tomemaker
Miss Pitsyther
Lynn Hunt
Patsy Fin- Lynn Hunt
Dennie Odom
Latfield
Nancy Clyde
James Johnson
Hollie Bale
Virginia Yonnemaker
Shirley Ann White
Loretta Ware
Aubrey Anderson
Shower
W. 9
Little
Lawrence Masterling
Emmet Club
Emmet
Sterling
Merideth Cromley
Guddy Sutton
Shellie Formby
Mareshall Dougan
Prescott
Miss Franks
Capp
Cosmopolitan Club
The
Hope Country Club
George Robison
Royce Smith
Kelly Bryant
5. A. Moore of
Hi i, Patterson
Harold Sanford
San Rancisco
Howard Sanford
Mary
Guthrie, Oklo
C. D. Sims
Mr. Sims
George Roebbeke
Stuttgart
Claude Agee
Migs Nan and
Jun Fplon
Gainesville, Tes
Doyle Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Jim Wilson
Columbus
Harry Briant
Ane
Nlp. Jewell
Battle Creek
Mich
Jewell
Greenville S
Fareth
Gathers
Hot Springs
Greenville
Bucks
Stolem
HL Dorada
Greenwood
Texas
PILUS
Savage
Rajah
Sone. OF India
SABU
Cai Russell -Tuhan Bey
Lon Chaney
Ralph Bellamy
Hillman-Curl
Ihe
NEA Service Inc
Cabile L
Caynel
Lsland
Barry Vunde
Deeksion
Lowe
Fortuna
Raya
Dorothy DIX
Miss Din
Tam
Mother
Powell Nash Motors
East Third St
Hope, Ark
U.S
Auy Bell Syndicate
Rephan
Krinkle
Jarman, Fortune and
Casey Jones
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