Society Notes Highlight Local Club Activities and Events
Many community groups schedule events for February including Dahlia Garden Club demonstrations on ironing and bed making led by Mrs Rae Luck and Lorraine Blackwood at 707 South Elm Friday February 15 at 2:30. Fulton Rose Garden Club meets Friday afternoon at Mrs Her Cox home. Missionary Institute in Nashville on February 15 and 16 features Dr C Conley as guest speaker. Melody Maids meet Friday at 10. Toni Thompson hosts bridal shower for Mrs Jack W Strickland at Mrs Lee Hicks home Saturday February 16 at 9. Hemp County Classroom Teachers to hear Arkansas Education Association topic February 18 at 7 with Mrs Frank son presiding. First Christian Church Woman’s Auxiliary plans meeting February 18 at 3 with program by Mrs George Wright and devotional by Mrs Oliver Adams. Ted Jones discusses study on God. Rev L T Lawrence hosts Deacons dinner February 21 at 7 at the Manse 95 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Blackwood
HD T
Hemp
Iss
Beryl Henry
Hempad County
Hope Junior High
Frankson
Constitution
Arkansas Education Associatn
W. A. Williams
Jackson
W. D. Gordon
Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club
Ernest Hackler
Highway 295S
Hackler
Lem Porterfield
Helen Robinson
Little Rock
Focal
Robbie Sooter
McMurtry
George Angergon
Daughters of American Revolution Meets at Barlow Hotel
The John Cain Chapter of DAR held a February noon meeting and luncheon at the Barlow Hotel with hosts Mrs. Paul Klipsch Mrs. R M LaGrone Jr and Mrs Lee Holt. Flowers accented the table while regent Mrs Wilbur Jones and chaplain Mrs J J Battle led opening rites and the flag salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cain Chapter
Daughters of American Revolution
Barlow Hotel
Paul Klipsch
R. M. LaGrone, Jr
Lee Holt
Wilbur Jones
J. J. Battle
McDowell Turner
Richards Howard
Sara Lauterbach
John Cain
Rosemary Searcy
Lewisville
Sara Lauter
Hope
Roberta Howard
National Dar
Washington, D. C
Pine Bluff
O. G. Hirst
Prescott
R .L. Searcy
Coming and Going Mrs Martindale Attend Arkansas Medical Society Meet
Mrs. James G. Martindale and Mrs. Jud B. Martindale returned from Little Rock where they attended the mid winter board meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Arkansas Medical Society. Mrs. J G Martindale is State President and Mrs Jud Martindale State Corresponding Secretary. Jack W Strickland of Biloxi Miss will be weekend guest of Mr Strickland's parent. Mr and Mrs J W Strickland and Mrs George Dodds of Hobbs NM visit her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Martindale
Jud B. Martindale
Little Rock
Woman's Auxiliary
Arkansas Medical Society
J. G. Martindale
Medical Auxiliary
Jud Martindale
Jack W. Strickland
Biloxi
Miss
Mr. Strickland
J. W. Strick
Land
Mrs Haynes Visiting Ill Mother In Bentonville
Mrs M J Haynes who is ill receives a visit from Mr and Mrs R D Haynes of Bentonville Arkansas and their relative Mrs M Haynes. The party includes Mrs M I Haynes and is noted in local society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Haynes
Bentonville, Ark
Mr. Haynes
M. J. Haynes
Williamson announces birth of son Clayton Lamar Williamson
Mr and Mrs Earl Guyton Williamson Jr of Vivian announce the arrival of a son Clayton Lamar Williamson on February 7 1952 The mother is formerly Miss Mary Jane Hearne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Guyton Williamson, Jr
Vivian, Ba
Clayton Lamar Williamson
Williamson
Mary Jane Hearne
Freshmen Named to Southern State College Honor Roll
Miss Helen Power of Hope Miss Virginia Mitchell of Columbus and Bing W Formby of Lewisville were named to the deans honor roll for the past semester at Southern State College Magnolia. A grade average between A and B was required for honor roll recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Power
Hope
Virginia Mitchell
Columbus
Bing W. Formby
Lewisville
Southern State College
Magnolia
Hospital Notes and Births in Hope and Fulton
Discharges list includes Mrs Luel Willis and several Hope residents. Admissions note Mrs Wayne Ward and Julia Cheater among others. Mr and Mrs Wayne Ward announce the birth of a son on February 14, 1982. Mr and Mrs Joe B Martin announce the arrival of a daughter on April 14, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Wayne Ward
Hope
T. V. Landes
W. 8. Williams
Carl Hatfield
Fulton
M. C. Jones
Prescott
W Son
Julia Cheater
E. S. Burke
Roberta Stevens
Stamps
T. A. Gathright
Saratoga
F. B. Miller
Tom Payne
Jim Brown
Joe B. Martin
Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club plans quilt sale
Liberty Hill and Hinton clubs held meetings on February 13 and 11, led by president Trvin Betts and hostesses. Members discussed quilting fundraisers, demonstrations by Lorraine Blackwood on wrist pin cushions and etched glass, new officers, treasury reports, and upcoming meetings in March at various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club
J. L. Light
Trvin Betts
Treasury
Lorraine Blackwood
W. H. Light
Clyde Huckabee
J. W. Phillips
Wy Hight
Thailand puts armed forces on alert amid border tensions
Bangkok reports Thailand orders its armed forces to a state of alert as fighting flares on its borders with British patrols in the south. The Spann context follows reports that Communists in Moelaya Neging are attempting to escape across the border, increasing regional tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Thailand
Oen Gil
Moelaya
Detective Story Opens at Saenger Sunday
A big city detective drama opens at the Saenger theater Sunday. Paramount’s Detective Story stars Kirk Douglas Eleanor Parker William Bendix and Cathy O’Donnell in a tense twelve hour New York station house thriller framed by a loyal police officer’s personal conflict and a dangerous unlicensed doctor case.
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Kirk Douglas
Paramount
Saenger Theater
William Wyter
Lovely Eleanor Parker
William Bendix
Saenger
Sidney Kingsley
William Wyler
Eleanor Parker
William Beydix
Cathy O'onnell
New York
Jim McLeod
McLeod
Douglas
Adayi
McLeid
Coral Ryde
River Parkway Proposed in House
Twenty eight members from Mn river states introduced identical bills to authorize a Mississippi River Parkway from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico. The Public Roads Bureau and National Parkways Service back the plan, estimating $70 million to build a new route across ten states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elgst
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Quit
Mexico
Public Roads Bureau
National Parkways Service
Chicago Council to Probe Slaying and Hire Police Chief
Chicago City Council, in a special session, orders its own investigation into Ward Leader Charles Gross s murder, forming a committee with subpoena power to probe the gang style killing. They also study a plan to appoint a civilian police commissioner with a strong, sweeping mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Gross
Gross
Tub
Dst
Elder Congressman Won't Run Again
Washington reports Rep. Robert L. Daughton the oldest member of Congress, has decided not to seek reelection. Fatigue illness and recent examinations at Bethesda Naval Hospital prompted the change, ending a long tenure as tax writing Ways and Means chair starting under Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert L. Baughton
Congress
North Carolina Democrat
Kews
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Daughton
Roosevelt
AFL Says Mexicans Aid Big Farmers
Washington reports a national farm labor unit claims the Mexican labor agreement aids large farm corporations by exploiting low-wage workers. Benesto Galarza testifies before a Senate subcommittee on migrant labor, alleging state and labor departments are used to create contract peonage, with workers from Mexico and the West Indies accepting as little as one dollar per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waashiigton
ABIL
Officln
Benesto Galarza
Senate
Gulacea
Bm Bartad T
Mexico
West Indies
Jess Tah Danesiie
Cohen Believed to Be in Prison
Los Angeles February 14 mob figure Mickey Cohen once famed for evading the law is believed to be behind the walls of a Washington state federal penitentiary. He has served seven months four days in a local jail for income tax evasion and seeks to begin his penitentiary sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
McNellalund
Waashington
McNell Island
Cohen
DOROTHY DIX Too Much Money
A reader asks how to curb a spendthrift husband who wants luxuries from her inheritance. Dorothy Dix advises budgeting together, limiting family expenses, and establishing a savings plan, stressing honest talk and avoiding bragging about money. The column also covers dating advice and prudent social choices for a single woman in the 30s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Dix
Boent
Fuvnture
Rocar
Nicky
Dinensaing Ib
Thia
Jeytep
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Plendar
Piday
Mrs. Luck
Owen
Dahlia Garden Club
Will
Rae Luck
Fulton Rose Garden Club
Her Cox
We Missionary Institute of
Nashville
C. Conley
India
Turday
Melody Maids
Toni Thompson
South
David Mitchell
Jelle Caldwell
Lee Hicks
Pambus
Christian Women's Fellowsp
First Christian Church Hs
Churcch Parlor
George Wright
Oliver Adams
Ted Jones
L. T. Lawrence
Main St
Bud Abbott
Lou ‘Costello
Dal
Tess
J'Don Daredevil
Cartoon
Detective As. Net
Mrs
George Dodds
Hobbs, New Mexico
Ita Bandits
Pansy Edwards
Robert Clarke I
Whip Wilson
Andy Clyde
Arizona Territory
Warrior
Beauty
Luel Willis
Emmet, Rt. 2
Liberty Hii
Rialto
Eme Eees
Ee Jeff Chandler
Maureen Ohara
Universal-International
Flame OF
Arady
Technicolor
Chicago Council
AFL
Dorothy DIX
Allien
Miss Dix
Orday
Ismay
Intaros
Selena Galle
Kondomnian
Togortini
Rome
Atritor
Luke
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