Local society notes and club meetings in January glow
Community groups schedule events from Garden Club to Woodmen Circle and church gatherings. Jan 20 meeting at Jest Millican home. First Methodist class monthly supper Jan 29. Woodmen Circle to discuss District Convention Jan 29. Brookwood School silver tea Jan 8 for Polio Day. World Missions observance Jan 30 at First Presbyterian. DeAnn Civic and Ullae Garden Club box supper Jan 3 to fund club rooms. Rose Garden Club Feb 1 meeting. Feb 2 benefit dance for March of Dimes. Garrett Memorial Baptist Workers class notes and WSCS Our Dollar in North Africa circle meeting upcoming.
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Ae ‘Nanding Garden Club
Mita
Millican
Brookwood
Ebner Brown
World Missions
First Presbyterian Church
L. T. Lawrence
Worth
South
Iatire
Rs. Carl Hunker
Local Home Demonstration Club Reports January Meeting
Blavnte Blevins Home Demonstration Club met January 24 at Mes. Irvin Brooks home with Mrs. Ralph Boyce as co host. Officers were elected for the year, and 17 members 8 visitors and one new member Mrs. Owens attended. A Green LuseterMeet Jan 25 featured etching on glass by Lorraine Blackwood and milk discussion led by her. new year books were issued and leaders named for a tour planned for spring or summer. Next meeting February 22 at Mrs. Fred Hunt's home with Mrs. Sam England co hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Owens
Clyde Stelgrove
Lorraine Blackwood
Green Luseter Home Demonstration Club
Clifton Booth
Blackwood
Fred Hunt
Olat Luck
D. 8. Dragoo
Lessie Gentry
Ross Gleghorn
Sam England
Editorial Alarm Over War with China Warned by Two British Papers
Two leading British newspapers the Times of London and the Manchester Guardian urged against air and naval war with Communist China if Korea talks fail. They warned measures like a naval blockade or bombing Manchuria would not deter Reds and could push Soviets toward broader conflict while risking Western allies. The Guardian cautioned that US partners in Korea might withdraw and urged sticking to Gen Marshall's strategy of wearing down the enemy in Korea. In other news, Circle of WSCS discussed missions in America led by Mrs Dexter Bailey on January 28 with members and visitors present, new members welcomed, and a study course planned for January 31 at the church.
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London
United States
China
Independent Times of London
Manchester Guardian
Manchuria
China Maidlang
the Times
Bateter
Guardian
Amereu
Korea
Gen. Marshall
Dexter Bailey
Circle
WSCS
Thomas Purvis
Steven Bader
Join Gardner
LaGroné .Williams
Hershel Patterson
Matthew
Claude Tillery
James’ McLarty
America
Edward Aslin
Homer Jones
Syvelle Burke
Kennie McKee
E. R. Cargile
James Sorrells
State Department
Ried
Inc
United Nations
Red Command
U.N
U. Nevis
Comnrrlet
Ond
Red China
Visiting guests headline Kalama zoo doctor weekend stay
Dr Edward R Nell of Kalama zoo Michigan spent the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs K G McRae with Mrs Nell granddaughter of Mr and Mrs McRae Mrs Taylor Stuart of Hot Springs and Mr and Mrs Jack Meek of Bradley also visiting. Mr and Mrs Finley Ward returned from two weeks in New Orleans where Mr Ward was a patient at New Orleans Clinic.
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Edward R. Nell
Kalamazoo, Mich
Hope
K. G. McRae
Nell Is
McRae
Taylor Stuart
Hot Springs
Jack Meek
Bradley
Finley Ward
New Orleans
Mr. Ward
New Orléans Clinic
Mrs Clyde Ovorn Returns Home From Shreveport Hospital
Mrs Clyde Ovorn has returned home from a Shreveport hospital and is doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Ovorn
Shreveport
Hospital Notes Updates and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs Jock Anderson of Saratoga Horace B Fuller of Hope Mrs S Groening of Hope and Mrs Moyd Smittle of Patmes Discharged: Mrs Jack Force of Shreveport Other entries unclear due to garbled text.
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Dulia Gheater
Jock Anderson
Saratoga
Horace B. Fuller
Hope
S. Groening
Moyd Smittle
Patmes
Jack Force
Shreveport
Marriage Crisis and Untangling Family Ties
A reader panel presents a troubled husband seeking help for a domineering wife whose neglect of family wells and social life has strained the home. Advice suggests psychiatry, prayer, and pastoral counseling, with a warning that an unrepressed mother can harm children and that breakup may be best if health or moral welfare is at risk.
Prairie Puglia Triumphs in Minnesota Heavyweight Bout
Prairie Puglia defeats an opponent in a heavyweight boxing match in Minnesota. The bout featured strong defense and timely power shots, securing a clear victory for Puglia amid a crowded arena.
Plans for event truce talks falter in Korea clash
Washington reports explore options if talks collapse. Possible U.N. actions include renewed military pressure, accepting a war’s end with no prisoners, or pressuring Communist China by naval or air strikes. Dispute grows over enforcing a truce and air power’s role.
Debated Korea War Policy and POW Exchange Prospects
Officials discuss whether Congress or Joint Chiefs will vote on retaliation options and bombing of China. Gen. Vandenberg signals possible shift since nine months ago, while a truce still hinges on prisoner of war issues. North Korean Reds reportedly surrendered or defected. safety and care for captives remain contentious.
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Mal
U.S
Rateah Wat
Petalita
Chista
Aly
Haye Vandenberg
Atntt
Vandenberg
Senate
China
Yalu
Untions
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Tidbray
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Fh
Woodmen Circle
Woodmen Hall
Noaday
Conention
DeAnn Civica
The
Ullae Garden Club
Civic Club
Rose Garden Club
J. C. Carlton
Aline Johnson
Barlow Hotel
Workers
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Gwendolyn Frith
Alvin Robison
Circle 5
North Africa
Oes
Saenger
Huntz Hall
Ann Jenkins
Tom Neal
Charlita
Nome
Sugar Chile Robinson
Brooklyn Goes South
Eeee
Maiden” Merk Cme Sa
Treiues
Ann Blyth
David Farrar
Courace
Miss Hubert Sucks
Anawit
Miss Dix
Florida
Anewér
Prarie Puglia
John M. Hightower and
Elton
Fay
Washington
Koerea
U. N
Rome
Otligt Obi
Studebaker
Studébaker
Anand
Vine
Archer Motor CO
Featard Street Hope
Ark
Hillards Caf
Third Street
Chloe Stroud
GaSe
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