Brides and parties mark week of August 30 society notes
Miss Carolyn Trimble will be honored at a party by Mrs. Tom Purvis and Mrs. R. E. Cain at the Cain home Wednesday morning August 30. The First Methodist choir practices at 1 30 p m. Invitations go out for a Hope Country Club gift tea 4 to 6 p m honoring Mrs Clifton Curtis. Thursday events include a rehearsal dinner for Miss Betty Robins and fiancé John Asher Hudson at East Second Street home and a bridge luncheon honoring Trimble at Mrs Hatley’s on East Second Street. The Hope Youth Center hosts a dance for the Hope Bobcats 8 30 to 11 p m. Friday features the Melody Maids meeting. Betty Robins is the bride elect. a pre nuptial breakfast at the Barlow Hotel honors her. Nunn Stonequist wedding announced in Texarkana with Norma Sue Nunn marrying Albert Charles Stonequist. The ceremony was at Unity Baptist Church August 27 with family present. The couple will live in Hope.
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Carolyn Trimble
Tom Purvis
R. E. Cain
Cain
Graydon Anthony
William Routon
the Hope Country Club
Clifton Curtis
Betty Martin
Be, F, Young, Jr
John Hatley
Mrs. Hatley
East Second Street
Betty Robina
Betty Robbins
John Asher Hudson
Mary Roy Moses
G. O. Coleman
Blytheville
Miss Robins
Leo Robins
James Hudson
Jett Williams
Fonzie Moses
Jud Martindate
Lucian Abraham
Louis Ward Howard
Sandra Robins
Roberta Howard
Mary Dale Warmack
Bill Turner
Texas High School
Hope High School
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Hope
Workers Class Meets Tuesday at Garrett Memorial Church
The Workers Class of Garrett Memorial Baptist Church met at 7 30 Tuesday night at the home of Lewis Smith with Mrs Ivory, Mrs Gladys Roberts, and Mrs Dale Tonnemaker in charge of games. Hostesses served refreshments during the social hour for 12 members and two guests.
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Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Lewis Smith
Ivory
Gladys Roberts
Roberts
Dale Tonnemaker
Coming and Going Miss Margaret Ann Archer Returns From Kentucky
Miss Margaret Ann Archer returned Tuesday from a vacation visit with relatives in Louisville Kentucky. Mrs Macolm Pressley and daughters Mary Jo and Carol Anne of Sheffield Alabama are visiting her mother Mrs Gladine B Morris. MSgt William D Goodlett has received a Bronze Star medal in Korea.
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Margaret Ann Archer
Louisville
Kentucky
Macolm Pressley
Mary Jo and
Carol Anne
Sheffield
Ala
Gladine B. Morris
D. E. Goodlett
Fulton
Msgt
William D. Goodlett
Korea
Birth Announcement in Branch General Hospital
Mrs Duffie D Booth of Hope announces birth of a baby girl August 29 195 at Branch General Hospital. Discharged: Mrs James Yates Hope. Julia Chester admitted: Mrs Eldridge Betts Rt 1 Hope, Mrs G E Pickard Rosston, Eddy Stamps, Mrs Harold Hulson Hope. Discharged: Mrs E Arrington Rt 4 Hope. Josephine admitted: Mrs Will Rowe Hope Ark, Mrs W F Robins Ozan, Dr W F Robins Ozan, Mrs Carl Curtis Rt 1 Hope Ark. Discharged: BE L Melson Rt 1 Lewisville Ark. Mrs G C Evans and baby girl Rt 4 Hope Ark.
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Duffie D. Booth Hope
Jimmy Butler
Waterloo
Duffie D. Booth
Hope
Branch General Hospital
James Yates
Julia Chester
Eldridge Betts
G. E. Pickard
Rosston
J. . Eddy Stamps
Harold Hulson
Etta Arrington
Josephine
Will Rowe
Hope Ark
W. F. Robins
Ozan
W. Ff. Robins
Carl Curtis
BE L, Melson
Lewisville
Ark
G. C Evans
Baby Gu'l
Ex Red May Furnish the Missing Links
Washington ag 28 Fr Lee Pressman admitting he once belonged to a Communist group faced new questioning today from congressional Red Brokers hoping to find missing links in the Hiss Chambers case. The onetime general counsel to the CIA and top lawyer for New Deal agencies was questioned about his past affiliations and potential connections to the case.
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Washington, Ag
Lee Pressman
Congressional
Hiss-Chambers
CIA
Fox ¥ Pura
New. Deal
U S Moves to Tighten Trade Controls on Russia
Washington plans tighter trade controls to block strategic materials bound for the Soviet Union. The National Security Council reviewed the issue, with Acheson set to meet Bevin and Schuman in New York on September 12. A shipment of tenmenty steel hardening metal from the U S to Britain was diverted from reaching the Soviets, and Churchill warned of British tools aiding Russian tank repair.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Russia
State and Commerce Department
Western
Europe
National Security Council
State Acheson
Bevin
Schuman
New York
Britain
Soviet Union
Commerce Department
Lovers May Revive Civil War in Crete
Premier Venizelos acts to restore calm as Crete faces civil strife over the abduction of 19 year old Stassoula by her lover Constantine. Five armed men abduct the pair in Herakleion, they flee to caves on Mount Ida as families feud. Constantine warns his lover of the danger.
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Athens
Sophocles Venizelos
Crete
Venizelos
Stassoula
Greece
George
Manuel Kephaloyannis
Constantine
Stassbula
Herakleion
Mamuel
Lofty
Mount Ida
Zues
Manuel
Pressman admits Communist ties in 1934 35
Pressman disclosed he was a member of a Communist group for about a year during his government service in 1934 35. He said he left because the era looked black for May generation emerging from school and expressed belief in democratic change. He denied Alger Hiss shared his group and asserted no knowledge of others with similar beliefs.
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House Committee of UN American Activities
Rep
Nixon
R-Calif
Pressman
American Labor Party
Hey
Alger Hiss
State Department
Presgman
Greta and Greta's Rescue After Dog attack
In a tense scene Roger and Tom help Greta after a dog incident leaving Roger defensive about Greta's safety. Greta calms, Tom's sister arrives to take Greta home as Roger reflects on trust, loyalty, and the troubled bond with a dog named Muchmore's Pekinese. The narration shifts to a hospital room where Sally the nurse checks on the narrator and contemplates his health.
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Roger
Greta
Tom Carson
Tom
Roger J
Jon
Zai
al Muchmore
I Muchmore
Dean
Nixentek Bbrery
Gracé-Muchmore’s
Malik pushes Formosa discussion at UN council
Malik, president of the United Nations Council, seeks to add Formosa to today’s agenda, accusing the United States of aggression toward Communist China. The United States rejects the charge and urges immediate inquiry into Korea, while Malik blocks Korean-area actions and faces resistance from other members.
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China
U. S
Formosa
Council
Korea
Malik
U.S
Ten Million Joined Social Security Benefit Roll
President Truman signed a bill extending old age insurance to 10,000,000 more people. He called it an outstanding achievement and urged strengthening unemployment insurance as well as pursuing broader insurance against hardship. Aug. 28 report from Washington explains expanded coverage and higher benefits.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Knowland
Senate
Administration c
Secretary of Labor
Tobin
Andegin
No Way Out Amid Greek and Korean Family Feud
Tensions flare as Constantine and Constantine’s relatives clash over a rift involving forced marriages and threats. Stassoulé refuses to leave, asking for her father’s blessing while both families muster hundreds of supporters. The feud raises fears of bloodshed unless reconciliation is found.
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Constantine
Stassoulé
Manuel
Gren
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Restlessness and Life Choices
A reader asks about restlessness after marriage noting a loving husband and home yet craving excitement. Dorothy Dix urges treating homemaking as a profession, seeks purpose through family and skill, and suggests balancing work, budgets, and social security context with the era's employment and policy talk.
Morley outlines savings plan in state hiring freeze
In Little Rock an official said a department would save at least 4000 ai per year under a plan tied to Governor McMath's request for tighter in state government. Names of employees to be released were not revealed and the date of the changes was set for Sept. 1.
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Little Rock
Dean BR. Morley
Mc-Math
Morley
Truman Talks to Nation on Korea and Economy
Washington report says President Truman plans a national address possibly late this week to outline a wartime economy plan. Officials cite Congress delay on legislation for domestic controls and ongoing Senate and House wage and price bill negotiations led by Maybank and Ives to resolve a standstill and define standby powers.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
White House
Dourees
CBS
Congress
Senate-House
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate
House
Ives
Spot
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Mrs. J. Harry Hays
Lite Rock
Tom Ed Hays
Qakhayen
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Waldo
Floyd Smith
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Martha Wray
Mrs. Hyan Wray
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