Society News and Upcoming Weddings in Texarkana
Society items from Texarkana note the December wedding of Miew Mitsy Ate and Jinter Ransuiaye Gray in First Methodist Church with Frank and family hosting. Also covered are the DeAnn Lilac Garden Club Christmas party at the home of Mrs Wayward Burke and plans for Miss Norma Jean Archer to wed Dean Strand at the First Baptist Church with a Country Club reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miew Mitsy Ate
Pherson
Jinter Ransuiaye Gray
Texarkana
First Methodist Church
DeAnn Lilac Garden
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
Wayward Burke
Eff Hartsfeld
Hartsfield
Christ
B. O'Steen
Norma Jean Archer
Nernin Jean Archer
Af Dean Strand
Chicago
First Baptist Church
S.A. Whitfow
Archer
BL. Archer
Carol Smith
Omaha
Nebraska
James Teck
Shreveport
Margaret Ann Archer
Tiece
Dave Sticher
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Othe Bowers
Austin
Texas
Bester Bailey
Mencrix Spraguins
Glen Phindheller
San Marcos
Ata Houston
Nilla Dean
Compton
EL 1. Archer, Jr
Country Club
Christmas guests and holiday visits sweep Fort Smith area
Residents and relatives from Fort Smith and nearby towns spent Christmas holidays with family. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. B. Koonee, Miss Floyce Taylor, Mrs. J. E. Schooley, Mrs. Thelma Moore, Miss Elizabeth Motes, Miss Nancy Basy, Miss Caroline Hawthorne, Mr. Douglas Mulling, Mr. and Mrs. Garland Mullins, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Russell, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Russell, Miss Martha Waddle, Miss Marjorie Waddle, Mr. and Mrs. George Waddle, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fiddler, Mr. Graydon Green and sons, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Baker, Miss Bobbie Joe Ham, Mrs. Eunice Eubanks, Mrs. H. M. Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hangenan, Mr. and Mrs. W. Rogers, Ken and Denise, Mrs. L. A. Foster, Foy Hammons and family, Charlie Wilson Sr. and Jr., and others, with travel notes mentioning Houston, Memphis, and Olney destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Foster
Foy Hammons
Foy, Sr
Florence, Ala
Charlie Wilson
Charlie Wilson, Jr
Narrows Lake
Wrecks Take 8 Lives in Arkansas
Eight people have died in Arkansas traffic wrecks since Monday. The latest victim is 60 year old Mary Morris of West Memphis, killed in a two car crash near West Memphis Wednesday night. Fifteen year old James Powers of Little Rock was killed when a car struck a bridge abutment west of Little Rock, with Gerry Dillaha, 20, critically injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arkansas
Mary Morris
West Memphis
James Powers
Little Rock
Gerry Dillaha
Cease Fire Talks Near Deadline With No Extension
Reports from Panmunjom say subcommittees remained deadlocked as the cease fire deadline loomed. Rear Adm. Libby warned that 60,000 Allied POWs may have died of exposure and illness, while negotiators accused each other of delaying the talks. The front stayed cold with subzero temps and a Red attack near Heartbreak Ridge. Chicago is noted as the rail hub linking to Camp Roberts for basic training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Pamimenjony
Adm
R. E. Libby
Libby
Panmun- Jam
Washington
Kiel
Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
U. N
Heartbreak Ridge
Pammaunjam
Lee Sang Cho
Adm. R
Reds
Mrs Parsoty Recovers After Leg Amputation
Personal notice from this city reports Mrs Thomas Parsoty of Washington, mother of Mrs Ruth Bruce and Mrs Walter Baker, is doing fine following amputation of her leg at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Parsoty
Washington
Ruth Bruce
Walter Baker
Hospital Notes Admits At Hope And Fulton Facilities
Dulla Chester notes list several admissions at Hope with Clyde Monts Eva Miller Lyde Harrie Roxie Cook David Langston and discharges including Jack Mooten. Branch records show William Wilson and Josephine admitted, John M Revels at McNab Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulla Chester
Clyde Monts
Hope
Eva Miller
Lyde Harrie
Roxie Cook
Rt. 3
David Langston
Emmet
Jack Mooten
Josephine
John M. Revels
McNab, Ark
Altar-Shy Beau and a Career Dilemma
Dorothy Dix counsels a 24 year old woman torn between love and a promising career. She urges patience, arguing the beau avoids commitment, while a stronger future with work lowers risk, and may bring other marriage-minded partners. Other letters discuss gratitude for blood donors and teen dating perspectives.
Sweet Home Demonstration Club Christmas Party
The Sweet Home Demonstration Club met December 21 at 2 PM at Sweet Home Church for their annual Christmas party. Twenty three members and one visitor attended. Mrs Doris Carmen gave the devotional, prayers were offered, officers for the coming year were installed, corsages given, gifts exchanged from a lighted tree, and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Home Sweet Home Demonstration Club
Sweet Home Church
Doris Carmen
J. E. Ward Ted
B. J. Warnken
Zack Stone
Families of Fliers Hold Up Yule Presents in Hungary
In Erding Germany families of American airmen jailed in Hungary await release after the U S government agreed to pay 120000 dollars for their men. Capt Dave H Henderson of Shawnee Oklahoma whose wife and three children are waiting at the U S Air Base will not open gifts until he returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erding
Germany
Hungary
U.S
Dave H. Henderson
Shawnee
Oklo
U. S
Steel Policy Men Meet to Decide Course
Pittsburgh dispatch reports steel policy leaders meeting to decide whether to strike or delay as union and industry argue wage raises and price controls. Officials discuss Truman demand, wage boosts, inflation fears, and possible Capehart price adjustments with a wage panel to follow if talks fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Feaders
CTO
Truman
Steel Indust
Wage Zation Board
Atlantic City
Ahat
Unis
Dphp
Mayuray
Cit
USW
Worleys
Wille
Thendustry
Ydernment
Roger B. Putnam
Washington
Putnam
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel
Capehart
Airless
Ff Steel
Pittnany
Unfor
Lilly
Truck Farmers Get More for Crops in Arkansas
Little Rock reports Arkansas truck farmers earned 12,860,000 for crops this year, up six percent from 1950 and 37 percent above 1940-49 average. Miles McPeek credits larger acreage and mixed price shifts, noting spinach, tomatoes, and watermelons rose while snap beans, cantaloupes, cucumbers, and potatoes fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Miles McPeek
Wives to meet crewmen as fines are paid in war relief
Wives of Capt Henderson Set Duff and others express relief as reports indicate private moves to erase a $120,000 fine. Florence Henderson of Shewnee and Ruth Duff say they believed government would cover the penalty while others, including Mrs. King Leo Elam, cry with joy and gratitude at the news of possible freedom for the airmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicebaden
Henerson
Set. Duff
Erding
Ulelect
Florence Henderson
Shewnee
Okla
Ruth Duff
Duff
Spokane
Wash
Glen Falls
John Swift
King Leo Elam
James A. Elam
Kingsland
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Ramsey — Mills @etrothal Tod
Frank Ramsey
Atlante
Montana
Yartool Sanua
Whlliam Lundigan
Haver Day
Richard Grayson
Margaret Field
Marc
Mimuenor
Leo Gorcey
Bobby Jordan
Pride OF the
Bowery
Maria Hart Commer
2. B. Koonee
Fort Smith
Mr. Koonee
B. Koonee
Floyce Taylor of
Mumphry
Mrs
Claude Taylor
Pat Baskett
Grand Prairie, Texas
James H. Moore
Irisburg, Pa
Et. Moore
Thelma Moore
Elizabeth Motes
Nancy Basy
Ping Blutt
Caroline Hawthorne
Douglas Mulling
Cal
Bilty
Fred Russell
Wichita Falls, Texas
C. C. Russell
Dallas
Martha Waddle
Texa
Marjorie Waddierkana
George Waddle
Mrs. Cecil Wyatt
Mr. All
Armindas Wyatt
Elmer Fiddler
al Conway
Mrs. Graydon Green
Billy and
Bob
W. Co. Arnold
Bessie D. Green
J. B. Baker
Freed and
Kay
Russellville
Alabama
Mr. Baker
E. J. Baker
South Elm
W. E. Norris
J. C. Watson
Som
Jim
Mouston, Texas
Watson
R. S. Watson
Ruby Osburn
Bobbie Joe Ham
Houston
Bobby Jean Ham
Eunice Eubanks
Jake’ Aslin
Newport
H. M. Daniel
Wico
Memphis
W. L. Hobbs
H. L. Hanegan
W.H. Rogers
Ken
Denise
Olney
K. G. Hamilton
Roy Rogers
Saenger
Sovecwiae
John Derek
Camp Roberts
Calif
William Wilson
Fulton
Dorothy DIX
Beau
Miss Dix
Geing
Carola
Orary Miss Dix
Ueer
N. M
Tessa
Idike
Poe
Met
The
Bell Syndicate Inc
A& Pp
Nike
A&p Food
Lexington Avis
New York
N. X
A&p
Kentucky
Burichas
Jona— Shceet of
Peaches
White House
Black Eyed Eas
Staley
Pineno
Sma Mae
A-Jax
Taw Plana
Bath Bart
Lege
Pho
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