Community Society Notes From Spring Hill Week Ahead
The December society page lists P T A and WSCS meetings at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium and home Christmas parties hosted by Mrs W C Dickey Mrs Manuel Hamin and others. Brownie troop holds a 4 p m gathering plus a formal dance at Hope Country Club with out of town guests and local honorees.
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Spring Hill P.T.A
Circle
Wscsas
W. C. Dickey
Wisteria Garden Club
Manuel Hamin
Jack Wilson
Assage Ciate
J. A. Bowden
Ralph Lehman
Graydon Anthony
Howard
Roberta Howard
Hope Country Club
Ann Clayton Booth
Renton
Francis Wong
Batesville
Dale Wilson
E. P. Young, Jr
Earl O'Neal
T. S. McDavitt
Roy’ Anderson
William Ramsey
Fred Luck
Alva Williams
Ralph Routon
Clyce Monts
Joe Hurley
Ernest McWilliams
George Frazier
Wiliam Routon
Patsy McPhereson
Alice Lile
Judd Martindale
Nancy Shulte
Lloyd Kinard
John Hattey
Cline Snyder
Dr. Henry
Spencer
Hospital Births and Discharges in Hope Tex Area
Patient movements list admissions and discharges across Hope and nearby towns including Iva V. Askins and Mrs. Joe Lemley with names like Julia Chester and Betty Jane Quillin. Notable births announced for Mr. and Mrs. O'Steen and Mr. and Mrs. Buller with dates 2-2-50 and 12-2-40.
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Julia Chester
Joe Lemley
Hope
Betty Jane Quillin
Patmos
J. C. Woodward
San Angelo
Tex
Iva V. Askins
G. EB. Cross
Didy Reed
Brenda Kay
Ozan
Autrey Wilson
James Varl May
Rosston
Search Starts for Officer's Assailants
Jackson Mississippi December 4 1950 Gresham 26 year old rookie state highway patrolman in critical condition as search for his assailants focused in Arkansas. He was shot after stopping two men for a routine check. Police broadcast to pickup a dirty light gray 1950 Ford. He radioed he was en route to Vicksburg with the men. A patrol plane spotted him ten miles north of the city and he was taken to Mercy hospital in Vicksburg. Northern Mississippi blockaded until the two men escaped. Pickup order issued after dealers said the car had been priced too low.
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Jackson
Miss
Gresham
Arkansas
Fresham
Vicksburg
Mercy Hospital
Mississipi
Marines Reach Hagaru In Bloodied Changjin Retreat
U N warplanes shielded a retreat from Pyongyang area as Marines and Doughboys fought through Red traps near Hagaru in a 12 mile withdrawal toward Hamhung. Chinese regiments held mountain passes while Far East air force called the operation one of the most daring in Korea.
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Pyongyang
Russia
Stalin
Kim Il Sung
U.N
Hamhung
U.S. First Marine Division
Hagaru
Changjin Reservoir
Hagacu
U. S. Seventh Division
Earle E. Partridge
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Far East Air Force Headquarters
Remembering Frank Noel A war photographer who stayed up front
The piece recalls veteran photographer Frank Noel who risked his life repeatedly to capture frontline images. From the Changjin reservoir to lifeboat shots, Noel earned praise for clarity and action, won a 1943 Pulitzer, and refused rest to chase the biggest story of the year, with hopes he will return with exclusive pictures.
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Frank
Hamhung
Changjin
Hilla
Noel
Singapore
Calcutta
Indian Ocean
Associated Press
Kansas City Star
Oklahoma City News
Wichita Eagle
Mediterranean
Near East
Germany
Pappy Noel
George Douthit Wins Newsphoto Contest
George Douthit, reporter photographer for the Arkansas Democrat, won the sweepstakes prize in the Arkansas Associated Press newsphoto contest. His winning image shows actor Dick Powell kissing Little Rock's Rose festival queen, earning him the C. E. Palmer trophy for one year and first place in features. Other firsts went to Van Rush and Larry Obstnik in spot news and sports, with nine top places shared among nine winners.
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Little Rock Dee
George Howthit
Arkansas Democrat
Arkansas Associated Press
Dick Powell
Little Rock
Douthit
C. E. Palmer
van Rush
Spot News
Larry Obsitnik
Arkansas Gazette
Gene Prescott
Fort Smith Times Record
Don Winters
The
Owen Gunter
Obstinik
Rush
Free Book On Arthritis And Rheumatism Explains Cure
Excelsior Springs Missouri dates the ad for a free book on arthritis and rheumatism. The Ball Clinic claims a proven system helps thousands, with drugs offering only temporary relief. Readers are invited to request the book without obligation by writing to Your letter Rail Clinic Dept.
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Excelsior Springs
Der
Ball Clinic
Rall Clinic
Diplomatic talks on Korean issue noted as U.N. talks extend
The piece reports cautious optimism from Wu and Rau after two meetings and possible progress toward a cease fire and political settlement. It notes Peiping's possible approval to negotiate, and mentions a planned dinner with Trygve Lie as U.N. Secretary General. Delegates from Israel, Sweden and Britain invited. Truman and Attlee to study the results in Washington.
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Ture
Rau
Truman
Attlee
Washington
Peiping
I Rau
U.N
Trygve
Israel
Sweden
Britain
General Assembly
U. S
Warren R. Austin
John Foster Dulles
Chiropractors Seek Fee Hike and Ethics Reform in Arkansas
Arkansas chiropractors proposed raising state license fees from 7.50 to 25 dollars annually to fund an educational program and post graduate clinics. The Arkansas Chiropractors Association also urged tougher ethics rules to suspend or revoke licenses for untruthful advertising, with a committee named to push the 1951 general assembly.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
W. Q. Bedford
North Little Rock
Association
Tony Price
Malvern
Gordon Lynch
F. H. Seubald
Fort Smith
Ralph McBryde
Pine Bluff
L. H. Smith
Hot Springs
Free Press Is Hope of a Free World Says Editor
Memphis editor Frank Alghren told Arkansas newsmen that a free press is the hope of a free world. Speaking at an Arkansas Associated Press meeting in Memphis he urged informing the cheerless police state public to know true world conditions to regain hope and determination. He hosted the gathering marking the first Arkansas editors and publishers meeting on Tennessee soil.
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Memphis
Frank Alghren
Arkansas
Akansas Association
The
Associated Press
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Aighren
Tennessee
McMath to Seek 24 Million Construction Plan
Governor McMath will ask Arkansas legislators to authorize a 24 million dollar construction program. It covers a 12 million dollar state hospital rebuild, a 9 million dollar medical center, and 19 national guard memorials totaling 3 million. He will present the proposal in his second term inaugural speech next month in Hot Springs.
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Little Rock
McMath
Arkansas
State Hospital
National Guard McMories
MacMath
Dear Miss Dix letter on widows finding happiness after loss
A widow asks how to cope as her sons grow independent and she faces life alone. Dorothy Dix counsels that widows can be free and independent, pursue happiness, and rebuild a life beyond grief, noting the enduring ache but urging active pursuit of joy. The reply emphasizes resilience, value of self-sufficiency, and not waiting for perfect circumstances.
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Dorothy Dist
Miss Dix
Butt
M.D.G
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