Society Event Shows Homecoming Spirit And Music
A page segment recounts a society gathering with Mistroas of Ceremonies presenting a varied program. Performers include Greta Castun, Neartfott Gratitude, Mea, J.T. Howden and student guests. The event featured songs, readings, and a guest speaker mist Cheeko Sata from Ouachita College with coordinators Mrs. L. C. Cook and leaders guiding corations.
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Marilyn Shiver
Lyvie Hearte
Betty Porter
Cheeko Sin
Penger
Mist Cheeko Sata
Thewall
Ouaehitn College
Coration Cornages
Adeh Me
L. C. Cook
Coming and Going: Texas Visitors and Visits Reported
Mi and Mrs Pedding huddled with ton and son Leslie of Mornda as weekly guests of Mr and Mrs Dowell Moore and Mr and Mrs Lenton Huddleston. Mina Hotty Lou Reberte of Tyler and Miya Audrey Cothran of Navasota along with Jo Ant Sherman of Centar were guests of Miss Rots set s anuthi Mia Kenneth Wood De and Meg. Walter Shna Ive returned from Memphis. Mae Roy Berry Waavetted from a weeklong visit in Munston Texas with her son Dilford Benny and family.
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Pedding Huddleston and Son
Lesiie
Tmornda
Mey
Dowell Moore
Lenton Huddleston
Mina Hotty Lou Reberte
Tyler
Texas
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Navasota
Texaa
Miss Jo Ant Sherman
Centar
Misg Rots
Anuthi
Mia
Kenneth Wood
Roy Berry
Munston
Dilford Benny
Personal Mention at Texas State Teachers College
Miss Kathleen Walker of thinefty and a tredhmean at Bat Texas State Teachera Calluxe, Commerce, Texag, is pledged to the Carta mica club this semester. The club aims to cultivate beauty, truth, and cultural and social graces through invitation only membership.
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Kathleen Walker
Ly. A. Walker
Thinefty
Texas State Teachera Calluxe
Commerce
Texag
Hospital Notes from Hope Area Admissions and Discharges
A list of patients admitted and discharged in the Hope area includes Mrs Albright, Mrs Herring, Joel Green, Willan Stephenson, Mrs Wot Lindse, and others. Names appear with locations such as Rt 2 Hope and Tope. A separate entry notes Miss Johnette Houck of Springhill with douaphing and Mrs J H Mitchell of Hope among admissions. multiple discharges are listed for Wrs Whi and others.
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Albright
Hope
Phils Herring
Jiminy Dateett
D. i
Allen
Joel
Green
Mix
Lester Boyve
Willan Stephenson
Wot
Lindses
Nauscy Carol
Bobby Byers
J. D. Chessit
J. HH. Mitchell
Mes
Rowe
Dale Gilpatrick
Wrs
BeeBes Memorial CME Choir Plans Thursday Rehearsal
Funeral services for Mrs Millie Multen were held Sunday at St Luke CAEL church. Hicks Funeral Home assisted. The text notes a St Luke Cemetery and mentions choir rehearsal details for BeeBes Memorial CME church with Feb dates and times.
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BeeBes Memoral Cme Church
Millie Multen
St. Luke Cael
St. Luke
Hicks
Muneral Hone
Blevins Patmos Girls Capture County Titles
Mevina mentor girls and the Patmos juniority girls won Hemp Mond county titles in Patmos Saturday. Blevins defeated Spring Hill for the senior girls crown as Spicer led with 92 points in a 40 to 24 victory. Spring Hill's Kidd scored for the losers while Patmos players Rogers and Bakery contributed points.
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Patmos Junity
Patmos
Blevins
Spring HU
Spicer
Spring Hill
Kidd
Content Palmas
Hope
Flape
Shirley McKay
Tatty Rogers
Tap
Pine Bluff to Get New Manager
Pine Bluff will hire a new manager after Hills Layne, veteran major league player, was appointed pilot of the team Saturday, succeeding Bobby Richards. Layne, 40, won the 1947 batting championship of the Pacific Coast League Teague while playing for Pine Bluff.
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Bluff
Claas
Catton Staten
Onwie
Hills Layne
Bobby Richards
Layne
Maridan Joins Cotton States Greenville Franchise
Directors of the Cotton States League awarded the Clarkdale franchise to Maridan Ming in Greenville Mississippi after Magnolia Arkansas could not enter the loop this year Magnolia may enter in 1953 season opens April 22 and ends August 26 schedule to be set later Other league members include Hot Springs Pine Bluff El Dorado Greenville Greenwood Natchez and Monroe Berwick PA reports a colored oil-like sheen on the Susquehanna River caused by a leaking underwater pipe with a technicolor appearance
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Greenville
Miss
Maridan
Ming
Magnolia
Ark
al Haraway
Tlelena
Hot Springs
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Mirs
Greenwood Misa
Natchez
Monroe
Berwick
He Lee
Susquehanna River
Tennessee-born player Layne joins Seattle team
A Whitwell native, Layne, now living in Chattanooga, previously played for the Washington Senators in the American League during 1944 and 1945. He joins the Wr State League club, continuing his baseball career after time with Seattle.
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Seattle
Anderson, S.C. Ehh
Whitwell
Tenn
Layne
Chattapooga
Tétin
Washington Senatora
Local Prescott Clubs Rally with Pastoral Welcome
Prescott notices detail meetings of the Woman's Association at 230 Men, Joe R. Maratitan presenting on missions, and a Royal Sergiou program at the church. Congregations include the American Logloy Auxilliary and O. I. S. with a variety of gatherings, readings, and canasta and bridge club events. Families such as the McKen zie and Wingfield households are mentioned along with a new pastor, Rev. Clarence John yon, and a social program featuring a reading by Janet Dryson and singing led by George Stegus.
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Woman's Association of
Flext Presbyterian Church
N.N. Daniel
Joe R. Maratitan
Pry. Aram
Tialde U.S
Christian Church
Clarence Johneyon
Bevel Wingfield
Surgh
Janet Dryson
George Stegus
Ire Roy
Johnson Miuve
District Junior Boys Play Starts Here Tuesday
District TV opens with 24 junior boys teams across the region. Opening night features Genoa against Stamps and Arkadelphia versus Cale, followed by Laneburg versus Fouke and Ashdown versus Delight.
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Wil
Hope
Nashville
T Pom
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Patmos
Mineral Springs
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Leile
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Garland
Prescott
Spring Mill
Casualties Identified in Kotva Battle Report
Washington reports the defense department identified casualties from the Kotva battle with nine killed, fourteen wounded, two missing, and five injured. The official casualty list, dated February 18, lists names and units affected as part of the ongoing conflict coverage.
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Washington
Deefense Department
Wb Wfare
Kotva
Hew Fist
Public to Peek at Truman Diary
Washington reports President Truman will allow public glimpses of his diary next month. Excerpts and memos will appear in a Crowell-Collier book titled Mr President, due in March, with the president described as a cooperative participant urging reporters to buy a copy.
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Washington
Truman
William Hiltman
Crowell-Collier Publishing Company
Polio Death Reported From Arkansas Child
One of the state’s early polio fatalities is reported from Arkansas. Three year old Linda Carol Grubs of Monticello died in a Little Rock hospital Sunday. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dewey Grubbs.
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