Society Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings and Open House
Hope Chapter 328 Order of East ern Star meets Thursday at 9 30 PM with deputy Grand Lecturer Mrs. Lucille Cooper making an official visit. Hose Girle Club gathers Friday at 3 PM at Mrs. Homer Hill’s home with co host Mrs. Dale Wilson and guest speaker Elmer Murph. Dr Ben Smith’s family hosts Open House February 4 from 2 30 to 5 40 for his 80th birthday. no invitations or gifts requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Lucille Cooper
Hose Girle Club
Homer Hill
Dale Wilson
Elmer Murph
de. Ben Smith
Dr. Smith
Doctor's
Oklahoma A and M mid-year grads list Urban’s degree
John Pail Urban of Hope was among 749 graduates at Oklahoma A and M mid year ceremonies held Jan 25 26 Urban earned a B S in Engineering Dr William H Wallace Jr delivered the baccl aureate address at St Luke's Methodist Church Oklahoma City and Dial Currin Shawnee banker gave the commencement address The 749 degrees compare with 708 in 1950
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pail Urban
Hope
Oklahoma A. & College
Urban
William H. Wallace Jr
St. Luke's Methodist Church
Oklahoma
Clty
Dial Currin
Hospital Notes Summary
Hospital notes show patient flow with discharges and admissions. Josephine Discharged and Mrs A Graves. Branch admits Horace A Anthony and Chloe Dulla Chester, J M Simms, Hope, Mrs E F Simmons. Discharge of Miss Maude Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
A. ‘J. Graves
Branch
Horace
Anthony
Hope
Chloe
Dulla Chester
J. M. Simms
E. F. Simmons
Local Home Demonstration Clubs Hold January Meetings
Mrs. Carl Lauterback demonstrates sewing machine attachments for Green Laster club at Mrs. Odel Luck’s home as members select subject readers for the year. Mrs. Olaf Luck wins a surprise package and 13 members share refreshments. The Blevins club meets at Mrs. Gorham’s home with newly elected officers and a March of Dimes project. The meeting adjourns to February with hostesses and a spin to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl, Lauterback
Hope
Green Laster
Odel Luck
Arkansas
Uoyd Collier
Olaf Luck
Olaf Luck Won the Surprise Package, Mrs. Luck
Collier
Lauterback
Wiliam Butler
W. D. Gorham
Blevins Home Demonstration Club
Gorham
Young Nesbitt
Tollett Taylor
Milburn Tippett
W. E. Campbell
W. W. Gorham
Roy Smith
Clyde Snelgrove
Herbert M. Stephens
Gladys Bright
Cock Sewell
Kuvoyen Tippett
J. W. Hampton
C. W. Leverett
Clyde Spelgrove
Churches Notices From Pine area Weekly Schedule
News of the Churches lists services and activities at First Methodist Hope Gospel Tabernacle Hope Church of Christ Fifth and Grady First Christian North Main and West Laymen’s League meeting guest speaker J Virgo Lilly and choir rehearsals plus midweek prayers and devotional services scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday nights. ministers and locations given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
First Christian North Main
West Avenue
Wm. P. Hardegree
Johnson backs limited draft for 18 year olds in hearings
Washington reports Senator Lyndon Johnson urged a limited draft of 18 year olds to meet marching manpower needs. He favors calling up non veteran childless husbands in the 18 25 bracket and a long term military service program as hearings on the universal service bill continue. Local draft offices also indicate recently married men are being called up and boards weigh deferral in light of marriage.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Armed Services
Texas Democrat
Senate
House Armed Services Committee
Vinsey
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Towa
Telinois
Ralph Lancaster
Ony
Chicago
Illinois Selective Service
Bride of a Month Shoots Husband to Death
El Dorado January report: G D Trevathan, 26, liquor store employee, was shot to death in a court apartment. His bride of less than a month, 23 year old Mrs Marteil Jeffers Trevathan, was charged with first degree murder and held on $5,000 bond. She allegedly fired six shots. four struck him, killing him instantly. The couple married January 2 after her divorce from a former husband. Trevathan had prior marriages. both had children.
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el Dorado
G. D. Trevathan
Marteil Jeffers Trevathan
Cas W. Jones
Hugh Wharton
Trevathan
Journal Court
Mra Trevathan
Trevethan
Syayia x “Trevalan
Old Age Loneliness and Duty to Parents Discussed
Dorothy Dix counsels that old age loneliness stems from children not owing parents. She notes many parents are cared for by offspring and urges independent homes for elders. A girl should not marry while in love with another, and a wife should face a lazy husband by leaving him or accepting the burden.
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Migs J2ix
Thal
Ralaing
Miss Dix
Wildcat Strike Threatens Railways Nationwide
A wildcat sickout by railroad switchmen, the second in six weeks, disrupts rail transportation and threatens major routes, with Chicago and other key cities affected as unions contest terms and prepare further action.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ee Key Citien
Twenty Aged Pensioners Die in Hoquiam Blaze
A disastrous fire in Hoquiam Washington yesterday noon trapped fourteen residents of a five story home while flames swept from a basement drying room to the second floor. Six rescued died later from burns or smoke, leaving the building a charred shell. Police and fire officials attributed the blaze to a likely stove in the drying room rather than the furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
Kate
Pottar
Glenn W Haney
Strike spreads as rail workers walk out in Chicago area
A broad walkout by 1800 steel workers and railroad crews spreads from Chicago to Detroit St Louis Milwaukee Buffalo and beyond causing embargoes on freight. The strike follows months of wage and hour disputes with yard workers and conductors halted by injunctions and federal pressure.
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Chicago
Streight
Corriers
Department of Justicn
Washington
Atrike
Sry
Uon
Carriera Alnee
Tha Hnes
Waneu
Garriors
Kundreda
Alek
Chilcago
Detroit
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Portland
Ora
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Geveral Altics
Truman
New York Central
Tha Timola Central
Pennsylvania
East Coast
Florida
New Osleana
Byrd Against Lewis Deal for Pay Hike
A Virginia senator criticizes a proposed wage hike amid a government pay freeze. Reports say the wage stabilization board plans to exempt the increase, while officials discuss ending wage and price controls. Political tensions rise as Democrats weigh impacts on inflation and policy.
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Byrd
Lewis
Washington
Byvil
Nooh
John L
Lowey
Emnmeht
Michtal
Democratic
Jplebilibatoes
Ghask
Wilaonswae Seportiel
Ptast
Daa
Ae Ate
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Crime Report
Unclear OCR text hints at a crime or shooting incident with scattered names and places. Mentions Bay area ports, Philadelphia, Portland, and Buffalo but specifics are unreadable. No coherent date, suspect, or outcome discernible from the fragment.
Agricultural price control debate rattles rural counties
Fragmentary OCR reads like a county agriculture beat with mentions of price controls, farm goods, and officials debating stock levels and farmer figures. References to price, crates, bales, and a Friday timing hint at a local scheduling note amid broader policy talk.
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Pat Cleburn
UDC
Oliver Adams
Don
WSCS
W.S.C
First Methodist Church
Glenn M. Wyster
Claude Tillery
EB. J. McCabe
Tillery
Beryl Hetcy
Migs Henry
Cokes
Jane Kitchen
Emmet
Max Garland Kitchen
Mae Garland
Emmet Gas Company Club
Smilax
Bobby Tarver
Charles Pry
Amelia Harrett
Prescott
Kay Downsing
Arthur Russell
Prescott Flying Service
Valentine
Amelia Harrell
Pat Halton
Gill Johnson
George Hamilton Christopher
Henry
Gary Houston
Judy Wright
Kay Downing
Catherine Fields
Jane
Delton Houston
Edna Bealy
Jack Harrell
Sam Pankey
Safnger
Irene
Dunne Mac
Fred Murray
Green
Laseter
Blevins
Lomond
Rial
News of the Churches
Pine
J. M. Hamlin
Church OF Christ South
Walnut Street
A. T. Oliver
John Luv
Lake City
Wash
Crisa and Lutz
United Cerebral Palsy Association
New York
Donna Ray Taylor
Ponca City
Okla
Midwest
Southwest
Bert Taylor
United Palsy Association
Dorothy DIX
Migs Wis
Tong
Sun Up
Margaret
The
Bell Syndicate Inc
Margaret Shapley
Wichita
Kan
Polloviatin
Han Row Electric
Alvan
Kangas
Vocatgnal Rehabilitation’ Service
Pookin
Teath
Bhapley
Eneht
Camnation
Philadel
Pita Glac Sas
Nédy
Kalléy
Cornaltus
Rn Wednarday
Ditle
Bartok Tay Hugitik
Dig
Faorm
Neal
Tobiny
Srigt
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