Social calendar events in Cleburne area unfold this week
The Pat Cleburne chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy meets at 2 30 p m Thursday at Miss Zenobia Reed's home with several co hostesses. Hope Chapter No 328 of the Eastern Star meets at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Masonic Hall with refreshments. Alpha Zeta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meets at 6 p m Thursday at Mrs Jim James's home on South Pine Street. pledges gather at 7 p m at Mrs William Routon's home. Wisteria Garden Club hosts a cookie and cake sale Friday February 3 starting at 9 a m in front of Hope Furniture Co. Rose Garden Club meets Friday at 3 p m at Mrs John Hatley's home with Mrs Frank Trimble co host. Circle No 5 of the Women’s Council of the First Christian Church meets at 7 p m at the home of circle leader Mrs Billy McDutt with Mrs Thomas Fenwick. covered dish supper, all bring a dish.
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Pat Cleburne
The
United Daughters of the Confedéracy
Zenobia Reed
L, Reed
Mes
Richards
W.G, Allison
Garrett
Hope
Order of the’ Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Eastern Star
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Jim James
South Pine St
William Routon
Wisteria Garden Club
Hope Furniture Co
Rose Garden Club
John Hatley
Frank Trimble
Circle
Womens Council of the First Christian Church
Billy McDutt
Thomas Fenwick
Red Cross card drive and Woodman Circle meeting notice
Callers urged to donate old playing cards to the Red Cross for Fox's patients at the Army and Navy hospital in Hot Springs, via Mrs E Wingfield by February 7. Grove 198 of the Supreme Forest Woodman Circle met at Woodman hall at 7 30 p m on Tuesday with Mrs Howard Lamb presiding. The state manager was absent, so installation of officers was postponed indefinitely.
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Red Cross
E. O. Wingfeild
Fox
Army & Navy
Hot Springs
Wingfield
Grove No. 198
Supreme Forest
Woodman Circle
Woodman Hall
Howard Lamb
Lucille Walls
Little Rock
Coming and Going in Local News
Reverend and Mrs. Steve Cook and children travel to Austin for mid winter lectures at a Presbyterian seminary. Mr. and Mrs. Delton Houston return from Little Rock and Memphis after a weekend business trip. Mrs. Edd Williams comes back from Dallas after a two week visit with her daughter. Mrs. C. R. Crutchfield visits Camden residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Barbour and Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Kyler.
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Steve Cook
Austin
Texas
Rev. Cook
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Mrs. Delton Houston
Little Rock
Memphis
Edd Williams
Dallas
Bill Brown
Mr. Rowan
Hope couple announces birth of baby boy January 31
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith of Hope Route 1 announce the arrival of a baby boy born January 31. Admitted and discharged names appear for hospital entries in this period, including Mrs. Carroll Yocom and Mrs. Irma Dean among others with multiple Hope residents listed.
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Jack Fountain
Hope
W. G. Reese
J. B. Murphy
Weaver Collins
Jack Fielding
Gerald
R. Hamm
Emmet
Jack Y Fountain
Aaron
Carroll Yocom
Roy Smith
Irma Dean
P. H. Henley
Hope Rt
Fate of U S Election Plan to Be Decided
Washington February 1 Republicans held the balance as the Senate prepared to vote on abolishing the electoral college. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts backs the constitutional amendment while Taft opposes. If enacted, states would allocate electoral votes by each candidate's share of the popular vote. Democrats appeared skeptical as the vote moved toward a two thirds requirement.
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Jack Bell Washington
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Lodge
Massachusetts
Lucas
Illinois
Congress
House
Groundhog Time Prediction Sparks Lodge Plans in Quarryville
In Quarryville Pa on February 1 the Groundhog Day tradition heats up as the Quarryville Slumbering Lodge prepares to reveal its forecast. Lodge members in night shirts and silk hats will see if the groundhog sees a shadow, signaling six more weeks of winter or an early spring. Governor Hess notes a special communication wavelength for reports, while national politics ripple in with an electoral reform proposal tied to a 40 percent threshold and potential presidential election by Congress if no candidate crosses that mark.
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Quarryville
Chuck Sté¢Ps
Hig Hole
Charles F., Hess
Stormy night exposes a troubling household rift
Alice Pine, literary secretary to Muriel Halleck, witnesses Brent Halleck’s harsh handling of adopted four-year-old Rick after a violent storm. She questions his restraint and Muriel’s absence, grows uneasy, and retreats to a tense breakfast where Brent’s calm facade clashes with the night’s screams and Alice’s rising resolve.
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Jo Palgrave
Muriel Halleck
Alice Pine
Muriel
Brent
Alice
Rick
Halecks
Brent Halleck
Muridl Halleck
Alicé
Coud
Brant Halleck
Tore
Dorothy Dix on Arguing Fiances and Refinement
Dorothy Dix advises against marrying a constant arguer and explains arguments ruin social life. She notes arguing can stem from vanity or need to sound brilliant, and warns wives to avoid futile changes in such partners. A second wife burial joke shifts to focus on treatment of a living spouse. Refinement cannot be judged by looks alone. behavior and speech reflect delicacy and character.
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Ms Bet Syndicate
Reds Claim World Largest Military Force Warns of Atomic Attack
Secretary of the Air Force Symington told Baylor graduates in Waco that Communist diefators possess the world’s largest ground army, air force, and submarine fleet. He warned Russia could launch a surprise atomic attack on any U S region, and decried pacifist attempts to match a democratic military peacetime force.
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Waco
Tex
Air Force
Symington
Russia
United States
Baylor University
America
United Aies
Warren Seeks Third Term in California
California Governor Earl Warren announced he will seek re election to a third term, setting up a high profile race with Democrat James Roosevelt. Warren has previously carried both party nominations and will compete in the June 6 primary alongside Roosevelt and other candidates.
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Warren
California
Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren
James Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hoth
Thomas E. Dewey
CIO May Oust 4 Red Tinged Unions
Pittsburgh February reports that the CIO plans expulsion actions against four member unions charged with Communist domination. Additional unions face fact finding behind closed doors for resisting CIO control and attacking CIO officers. The United Electrical Workers and Farm Equipment Workers were expelled in 1949. the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers now competes with UE for about half a million members.
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Pittsburgh
CIO Ia
CIO
Fof
United Electrical Workers
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Communist Party
Philip Murry
The
United ‘Public Workers
United
Atomic weapon policy debate weighs defense must reads
The article discusses President Truman's stance on the atomic bomb and the hydrogen weapon, noting anticipated defense needs and possible public shock. It mentions ongoing atom bomb policy hearings, expected reports to the executive board around February 13, and unnamed unions planning future actions.
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Thutsday
C. R. Crutchfeild
Camden
Harvey Barr
H. O. Kyler
Mr. and
Mrs
Homer Kennedy
Saenger
Today & Thur
Ci An
Thur
Raymond E. Chandler
Ponca City
Okla
Dulka Ghanter
U.S
U. S
Margaret “Pallas
Margaret
Donald Puss
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dixi
M. B
Miss Dix
Reds
Heatigs
Washington
Bras
Itmnost
Hare
Yor Ceili
Ten
Hartic
Home Owned
Olie
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