Hope City garden club meeting and society notes
Society items note a Hope City Federation of Garden Clubs meeting planned for Wednesday August 22 in the Hotok Barlow dining room with club presidents urged to attend. The First Methodist Church choir will sing Wednesday August 29 at 7 30. Several social events honor Miss Clarice Brown bride elect of Harald Hightower from August 30 to September 1, including kitchen shower and informal gatherings at multiple homes. A family reunion and picnic were held Sunday at Floyd Crank home to honor Mrs Crank's mother Mrs Sarah Bowden, with attendees from Texas and Arkansas listed.
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Hope City Federation of Garden
Weirayia
Hotok Barlow
First Methodist Church
John Britt
Cen Nix
Johnny Britt
Nomi
Clarlee Brown
F. G. Ward Jr
Guy Card
L. F. Higgonson
South Hervey St
Clarice Brown
Harald Tignes Tower
Sue O'Steen
Bay Home
West Ave. B
Harold Hightower
Floyd Crank
Moye Crank
Crank
Sarah Bowden
Te. M. Kimbre
Richard Fagan
Harlingen
Texas
Rey Joyner
Judy
Geneva
Dis Lake
Wi. VY. Burns
Pliamview
Coming and Going A Busy Round of Visits and Moves
Dr and Mrs A J Neighbours returned from a Colorado Springs trip including Denver and Yellow Stone National Park. Mrs John M Allison of Washington City visited her parents and Rev and Mrs Swinney have moved to Cherry Hill Ack to take a pastorate. George Frazier of Texas University Austin will visit Mrs B C Hyatt and C C Spraggins. Mrs Hyatt returns from Chicago Crawfordsville and Urbana and visits her sons at Northwestern. Linda Foster returned from Hot Springs with Alpha Sigma Tau. Vincent Foster flew to Houston after a weekend at the Shamrock Hotel. Ray Kirkpatrick and family visit Carnahan and Atchley in Mississippi and Tennessee with relatives.
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A. J
Colorado Springs
Denver
Yellow Stone National Park
George Frazier
Texas University
B. C. Hyatt
Chicago
Crawfordsville
Jind
Urbana, I
Bob and
Carvall
Northwestern University
Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs E C Thomas of Fort Worth
Mr and Mrs E C Thomas of Fort Worth Texas announce the birth of a son on August 26 1951 The mother is the former Miss Mary Ross McFaddin The maternal grandparents are Judge and Mrs Edward F McFaddin The paternal grandmother is Mrs B Cotton Thomas of Little Rock The maternal great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ross Gillespie The paternal great grandmother is Mrs Mittie McCammon of Fort Worth Texas
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E. C. Thomas
Ft. Worth
Texas
Thomas
Mary Ross McFaddin
Edward F. McFaddin
B. Cotton Thomas
Little Rock
Mer
Ross Gillespie
Mittie McCammon
Hospital Motel BRANCH Admits and Discharges
Hospital notices list Miss Margaret Wooten of Rosston and Mr Don Williams of Hope admitted, with discharges for Mrs Wilma Kennedy and Mrs E Juris from Rosston. Other Hope residents include Mrs B Chambless, Mr George House, Mr W M Wilson, Mrs W M Wilson, and Miss Linda McRoy. Coal deposits are generally found in mountains and upland regions.
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Branch
Margaret Wooten
Rosston
Don Williams
Hope
Wilma Kennedy
Josephine
Juris
B. Chambless
George House Hope
W. M. Wilson
W. M Wilson Hope
Linda McRoy
Missing Beverly Potts Seen With Boy On Cleveland Road
Cleveland August 28 A New York Central engineer W T Gates reported seeing Beverly Potts four feet eleven inches tall with bobbed hair and wearing a dark blue jacket red turtleneck shirt and green socks riding with a blond boy about fourteen on a southwest Cleveland road Saturday morning The boy wore a blond pompadour Police believe Beverly may have left Halloway Park Friday night with someone she knew as the intensive search continues Deputy Inspector James E McArthur asks residents to extend the hunt to farms woods and buildings.
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Cleveland
Cdia Rar
Beverly Potts
New York Central
W. T. Gates
Beverly
Gates
Lataturan Park
Jjames E. McArthur
Halloway Park
McArthur
Hacktvad
Hoorthern Ohio
Bevey
Bevey Is Four Feet, 11 Inches ‘Tall Has Bobbed Haly, But In Bangs, and Wis
Bing
Jsivd
Six men convicted in King Abdullah slaying plot at Amman trial
A special military court in Amman sentenced six men to death in absentia for plotting the assassination of King Abdullah on July 20 during a visit to Jerusalem. Four other defendants were acquitted. Not guilty rulings freed additional individuals. The chief defendant, Cot Abdullah El Tel, formerly Arab Legion commander in Jerusalem, blasted the trial as a sham.
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Amman
Jordan
Abdullah
Abdullah el Tel
Jeesalem
Holy City
Tthose
Caira
Absetia
Innocet
Glubb Pasha
John Glubb Pasha
el Tel
Mousa Ahmed el Ayoubi
Mousa Abdullah
Husseini
Grand Muiti
Jerusalem
Abdel Kader Farahat
Cairo
Jordan-ruled
Old Jerusalem
Mosque of
Omar
Ibrit Ayyad
Latin Patriarchate In
Kamel Abbdullah
Kalouti
Tewfik Salah el Husseini
Daoud el Husseini
Divorced Men and Social Acceptance Across Circles
Dorothy Dix answers readers on divorce stigma and romance. A divorced man with children faces dating snubs from some women seeking security, while Dix urges leaving bitterness behind. Bettina is advised to delay marriage one year to finish schooling, and Frances notes a second wife becomes stepmother as soon as marriage occurs.
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Dorothy Dix
Frank
Bob
Bettina
Miss Dix
Frances
Goodyear Raises Wages For About Two Thousand Workers
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co and the CIO United Rubber Workers announced a wage agreement boosting hourly pay by 12 cents for nearly 2,000 workers in Goodyear plants in 10 locales. The raise, already effective, awaits wage stabilization board approval and URW ratification. Some cent adjustments may be used to address intraplant inequities. piece workers will see a 13 cent increase built into Incentive Yates for an hour's average production.
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Cleveland
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
CIO
United Rubber Workers Today
Goodyear
Goodrich
Firestone
U.S. Rabb T
URW
Wage Stabilization Board
Prosecution Fails to Link Six Men to Jerusalem Killing
The court found six men guilty in the Abdullah murder case in Jerusalem last month. Prosecution failed to prove any connection to the killing. After verdicts, prosecutors demanded the death penalty for all six.
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Abdullah
Jerusalem
Shirley's Ex-Hubby Sent to Jail
Los Angeles August 98. Shirley Touple's ex husband John Agar, 36, given 190 days in jail for drunk driving. Six months with 30 days suspended and a $180 fine. Arrested January 1 in San Fernando Valley on a similar charge, and again April 8 in Hollywood awaiting trial.
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Los Angeles
Shirley Touple
John Agar
Yeatorday
San Fernando Valley
Hollywood
Arkansas Debate on Propaganda Fund Stirs State
Little Rock August 94 Governor McMath referenced a proposed fund labeled as Freedom quota to counter Communist propaganda. He criticized propaganda as a larger threat and said the crusade would finance propaganda countermeasures through radio Free Europe, with labor leaders speaking to the issue.
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Little Teele
Arkafidas
Saya Giernor McMath
Miler
Crusade For Freedom
Europe
Openey
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