Society notices crowd January events in local church and club
The page lists numerous society notices and club meetings set in January. Events include church gatherings at homes, volunteer drives, and community programs with names such as Clarice Crhnon, Graud Chari, and Mrs. Lane Cox. Activities span fundraising, educational talks, and social drives across local households and meeting places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuraday
Avion Oorden Chl
Thivaiay
Fenudey
Lane Cox
Archer
Ant Atty
Mekenate
Mre Hi Sawyer Honored at UBC Luncheon Thureday
Mre Hi Sawyer was honored at a UBC luncheon where a long list of attendees from the UNC chapter and related clubs gathered. The meeting opened with prayer and featured a formal vote, with remarks by leaders including Darby the Bushes and Mayoh of Diners huni, noting a five dollar donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Sawyer
UBC
Mia
Brooke Hostean
Ganiella
Corelli Garcon
Meadee
Alokarda
Funds Sought for Flood Control Projects
President Truman urged Congress to appropriate 601,524 07 for flood control works along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. The request targets construction of levees and river management projects, naming the Missouri River basin and related sites, with emphasis on improving navigation and reducing flood risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Gornon Brownwasitington
Truman Today
Taat Snr
Pra Ecole
Breigadinas Juopeeta Bolt
Berbadhy
Piola
Wadiiene
Hamel Doedla
Valley Authority
Presenta
Tanker Sinking Rescue Update Amid Conflicting Reports
Fragmentary notes describe a tanker incident with claims of crew saved while an eight-strong death toll is cited. Reports mention Japanese patrols, an American vessel, and the Maritime Safety Board awaiting formal findings on possible watertight failures and disaster causes off a northern coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessel
Arleigh
Ellregk
Leidge Offivery
Colelnveewor
Dataeniasos
Mdreaetwal
Swete
Jenve Ounly
Oeewman
Fung
Japanese Patrol Boat In He Oaven
San Peanelaen
Giletie
Ayia
Coosty
Maritinig Safety Board
Ahi Rayna
Okisawa
Grants to Camden Spur Federal Aid for Arkansas Projects
The United States approves grants totaling 3.143 million to Camden and Arkansas for watershed, housing, and infrastructure improvements. Additional funds include an 80 thousand dollar extension plan to separate utilities and support public works, with officials outlining commitments amidst local concerns about housing and key services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Twa Federatagenelda
Arky
Sower
Bey
Porto
Difensa
Bray Carl Rovarts Monday Morning Death Notice
Fragmentary notice reports Bray Carl Rovarts related to a Monday morning event. Limited legible details, no clear age, place, or official action captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bray Carl Rovarts
Wreckage Continued From Page One
A plane crash in Idaho Montana left William Jones, 30, of George ARB Victory Calif, missing after a spin on Thursday. Snow prevented horse or motor travel as rescuers reported deep conditions. Jones suffered a badly burned foot. he was treated at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho-Montana
Bardne
Willian Jones
George
Calif
Jaca
Aves
Hilt
Trsakmente cl
Canadian Widow is Hanged
A Montreal area widow, aged 88, was hanged after being found guilty of plotting to kill her lover and murder a Canterbury waitress. The trial revealed an insurance scheme to collect $10,000 and a plot using dynamite and a crude device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artin
Montross
Wilow
Lsbind
Albert Cuny
Geneon
Crici
Alsa
Yand
Punedt
Ae Pitre
Minde-Annie Tlobitilte
Way
Charyeel
Indy
Wes
Cloghworks
GOP Leaders Discuss Appointments in Washington
GOP leaders meet in Washington to discuss anticipated Eisenhower administration patronage. Senate figures like Knowland and Millikin weigh reshaping appointments as party unity and Senate control influence the pace. Observers note friction over process and scope amid talk of executive favors and committee roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gell
Wasthngyvon
Pivisideardival Ristihower
New York
Elsen
Tal
Senate
Ratley
Millikin
Coled
Knowland
Calito
Chale- Wei
Eisenhowe
Republicia
Early Action in Korea Likely By Congress
Washington sources on the House Armed Services Committee predict Congress will press for early action to break the Korean stalemate if President Eisenhower withholds a move. Republican and Democratic members agree the Korea situation remains serious but not hopeless as Gen Omar Bradley and Defense Secy Lovett urge a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Brines
Washington
House Armed Services
Congress
Elwet Eisenhower
Caldwell Praises Press and Governance Role at Arkansas
University of Arkansas President John Tyler Caldwell told Arkansaw press leaders tonight that schools and the press are guardians of civic life. He urged cooperation between educators and journalists to form informed citizens amid daily living decisions. Earlier, Francis Cherry warned state lawmakers on finance reforms to reduce revenue leaks. APA members including Heat Govan and Melbourne Teague voiced opinions on the budget and distribution of state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lttle Rocker
John Tyler Caldwell
University of Arhansas
Freien
Speek
Caldwell
Arkeswell Press
Ania
Francis Cherry
Department of Finance and Administration
Cherry
Superforts Strike Enemy Supply Centers in Korea
Allied air forces struck Red supply hubs near Sagiwan and Hung Kow as heavy B29 operations dropped large bombs. Communist losses mounted with ground actions along the 145 mile front. east front reports tallied killed in a tunnel raid and reinforced claims of significant damage to enemy installations. General Clark announced the operation's success in a Friday communique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secui
Korea
Sagiwan
Hung Kow
Weeling
Bour
South Korea
Toops
Anchor Hill
Mark W. Clark
Arkansas Death Toll Reaches Fourteen This Week
A violent toll in Arkansas climbs to fourteen this week with two fatal road accidents in Searcy and Newport. Twenty-year-old Ray Kul was killed when struck by a car near Highway 7, driven by 59-year-old David Reid. Earlier, Tom Dowt, 57, died when his clothing caught in a high speed power shaft at the Temple Cotton Oil Mill in Nort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliney Ray Kul
Maifil
Picketing at State Plant Continues Amid Disputes
Report from Hot Springs indicates about 507 sheetmetal workers may resume on a Reynolds Metals project near Arkadelphia while 200 AFL Asbestos workers who quit over a contract dispute show little immediate chance of returning. Local 434, AP L Plumbers and Pipefitters Union notes ongoing picketing at Reynolds Metal Co plant near Arkadelphia, with issues including travel time cited by workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluti
Ile
AFL
Dodlay Reynolds Metal Co
Arkadelphia
Coonradt
Hot Springs
APL
Wag di
FR. W. Daniel & Co
North Little Rock
Coonraut
Prescott WSCS Circle 4 hosted at Mrs Wren home
Mrs C A Wren hosted Circle 4 of the WSCS with eleven members present. Prayer opened the meeting followed by talks on In Deed and In Truth and Sowing Seeds of Kindness. A salad course was served. several social visits and a party for a tenth birthday were noted alongside local church group activities and member reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wren
WSCS
J. A. Hesterly
Kay Henry
Dawson Henry
Koy
Judit Koslosky
Judy Fore
Judith Kaslosky
Carol Sue Bomar
Carnlyn Redgis
Carly Quernbeen
Patrick Hallam
Phyllis Poster
Caydyn Wilson
Nord Graham
Buchanan Ciub
Tommie Horn
Lanize Lee
Nova Graham
Torpmie Florne
Stennd Vies
Bors Niece Wilson
Lee Rhontes
Iain
Mae. Alsabraak
Essie Calhatin
Pauline Yarhan Werg
Tustelid Cefreshiment
Mary Montgomery
S. O. Logan
Africa
Wesleyan Service Guild
The
Methodist Church
Vieel Chamberlain
Misa
Frances Bailey
J. W. Gist
Mary Louise Logan
Mraz. Lela Hays
Placence Gusivey
J. A. Daly
Pricy
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Harassment and Jealousy
Dorothy Dix answers three letters on marital strain jealousy and social duties. A wife amid her husband’s graduate schooling confronts flirtations and calls for balance duties, while other readers seek how to handle disruptive peers and unrequited love with practical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Tui
Ruth
Sven
Bell
Syndicate
She
Thief Takes $50 From Orphanage
Morriston police report a theft at a local orphanage where about fifty dollars disappeared. Residents and staff react as investigators seek clues and security reviews are underway.
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Frank Amith
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Firat
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Pilica
Aflernoon
Dim McKenzie
Tharne
Th Jones
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Itha Jurdy
Stoben
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WNC
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UNC
Whitworth
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Rogetony Dt
Blowhia
Are
Monkutrith
Cov Hd
Ohta
Mya
Whee
Howard
U. S
Camden
Cord Alee Eabable
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Wayne Ats
Minneapolis
Minn
John
James Kumpt
Karena
Bath
Jett
James
Kioth
Craig
Tray
Ora
Wta
Hugh
Holt
Thak
Coutar
Wien
Pride Ghani
Irsuk Mase
Peritebleont
Appointert
Mike
Mass
Nie
Rae Thomason
Jeremy Inelivert
Deut Kilpsel
Giwendalyn Beanail
Tarvyered
Mautit
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A. Abbott
Lee Vieks
Mary Margaret Hayessid
Chason
Teachey
Whitehurst Iit
Gwendolyn Dean
Suvig
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GOP
APA
Heat Govan
Melbourne Tinea
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John Mneller
Paragould
Ive
Melvin Sthoxnasdyr
Geet Tlines
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Frank Haltom Jr
Texarkana
Alys
Howard Graham
Richard
Dick Huckleson
Pine Ridge
Homer Graham
Denver
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Janie McGuire
Hardlig Callefe
Senrey
Iet
A. E. McGuire
Joe Paul Crage
Warren
Mes
Jack Harvell
Mrs
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Mrs. Allen Geehat
Harry Jones
Ghettn
Buenos Sikes
Don
Judy
Floyd McWhortes
GC. W. Howard
DeQuéen
Harry Howard
Texayokana
Wilburn
Mrs. H. ©. Barbee
Shreveport
Dorothy DIX
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Araee
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Marmont
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Shevite Mar Yn
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