Community notices calendar and family reunion report
Calendar items note a First Presbyterian church circle meeting at 7 30 p m hosted by Mrs David Davis with program by Mrs Mary Stuart Tolleson and a Catholic Altar Society ice cream social at 7 30 p m on the Rectory lawn open to the public. A July 4 family reunion at Gordon hosted by Mr and Mrs J A Ray includes L L Mulkey R E Hensen M Chambers Ruth Ray and others from Little Rock Conway St Louis Blevins and Gordon with lunches on the lawn and afternoon picnics and watermelon during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hubbs
First Presbyterian Church
David Davis
Mary Stuart Tolleson
Catholic Altar Society
J. A. Ray
Gordon
L. L. Mulkey
R. E. Hensen
Michael
Mack Chambers
Ruth Ray
Lite Rock
Kenneth Mulkey
Conway
Parker Rike
Herbert
Harry
Ronald
St. Louis
Missouri
Dully Gorham
Blevins
L. D. Pletcher
Qtan
Wade Gilbert
Linda
Washington
J. 4. Ray
Ada Merle Ray
iIn
Weekend visits from Louisiana to Texas and Florida to Hope
Week end visitors travel to multiple Texas and nearby states. Mrs Talmadge Hardy and Mrs Tommy Fitzgerald of Minden La are guests of Mr and Mrs Alva Raynerson. Gordon Maxwell and Katherine Jo of Pangina City Fla visit J Shope and Norburn Stark in Hope. Additional guests include Wallingtons from Houston enroute home from Sedalia Mo and Arnold family from Springfield Mo visiting in Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmadge Hardy
Tommy Fitzgerald
Minden, la
Alva Raynerson
J. B. Wallington
Houston
Vexas
Gib Lewis Thursda
Sedalia
Missouri
Local Shifts and Visits Highlight July U.S. Travel Notes
Letters report Bill Beckham of El Dorado going to Biloxi Mississippi to visit Billy Dean Thomas at Keésier Field. Mr. and Mrs. Waddel Cunningham and children Dana Lou and Bryan Duane return from a vacation to the Ozarks. Cpl Reeve Miller of Lackland Field arrives July fourth to visit his parents. Jeanie Nunn of Texarkana visits with daughter Mrs L Albert C. Stonequist and husband for a few days. Jimmie Miller and Charlie Tarpley visit Dean Miller in Parkdale Arkansas on the Fourth. Miss Florine Miller of Dallas plans a week with the Tarpleys and the Millers. Mrs. Dee Porrigone of Shreveport Louisiana is July Fourth guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Clark at Mrs. Vurda Segnar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Beckham
el Dorado Jett
Biloxi
Mississippi
PLC
Billy Dean Thomas
Keésier Field
Waddel Cunningham
Dana Lou
Bryan Duane
Ozarks
Cpl Reeve Miller
Lackland Field
Virginix
Mrs. L. d. Miller
Dee Porrigone
Shreveport
Fia
John Clark
Vurda Segnar
Hospital Notes from Hope Area Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges in Hope and surrounding areas. Mrs Graves and Mrs Polk are among the admitted. a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Polk on July 6, 1051. Other names include Julia Chester Nila Smithly Patios A Landreth and Velma Tabor with several Hope Rt. 1 listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Joe Polk
Hope
Fred Garrett
Julia Chester
Nila Smithly
A. F. Landreth
Trashwood
Ark
Earl Tetteller
Velma Tabor
Albert Smith
James Barnes
Hoye
New Radio Stations for Arkansas
The communications commission yesterday approved two standard radio stations for Arkansas. Malvern Broadcasting Co in Malvern, Mil vern Avis, 1880 kilocycles at one kilowatt daytime only and Mid-South Broadcasting Co in Camden, Ark at 1870 kilocycles with one kilowatt daytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Malvern Broadcasting Co
Milvern Avis
Mid-South Broadcasting Co
Camden
Ark
Dorothy Dix on marriage and personal compromise
A Dorothy Dix column advises on marital strain from workaholic husbands and jealous wives, urging mutual accommodation and real effort to build shared social ties. It includes reader queries about a man prioritizing his career and a woman feeling overwhelmed by domestic expectations, with guidance on communication and balance.
Janitor Dies in School Blast in Smiths Grove
A blast at the North Warren consolidated school injures bystanders as janitor Cleveland Kincheloe is killed, while nearby Carolyn Cooke sustains minor injuries. The explosion occurred yesterday near the basement wall, causing debris to fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiths Grove
North Warren
Cleveland
Kincheloe
Carolyn Cooke
Sunken towboat believed tomb of five crewmen after collision
New Orleans reports engineers planned to salvage a sunken towboat, thought to be the tomb of five crewmen who perished when it collided with a tanker on the Mississippi River near New Orleans. Four crew members survived. six were listed as missing from Arkansas, Tennessee, and Arkansas. The Don Quint towboat sank in 28 feet of water offshore as rescuers worked to cut a hole for escape. The tanker Good Hope remained upstream after minimal damage.
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New Orleans
Mississipi River
Robert W. Wilkerson
Memphis Tenn
Francia de Shonasg
Jonesboro
Ane
Thomas Cavett
Memphis
Pred Haney
Joiner Ark
Derry Cate
Don Quint
Porth Amboy
Blackouts Recast as Obsolete in City Safety Revamp
Los Angeles officials say radar aided measures and bright signs will be phased to reduce glow while maintaining traffic safety and defense readiness. New terminology marks a shift from blackout practices to updated city security protocols amid evolving threats and urban advertising clutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ral Berry
Berry
Ian
Nghia
Seven British Miners Killed in Eppleton Explosion
Seven miners died and two were injured in an explosion at Eppleton colliery early today. About 200 other miners escaped the blast as reports say gases accumulated and caused the blast with possible fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichonleran
Bop
Dtly
Eppleton Colliery
Town Marshal Cosaiel Cites Possible Cigarette Contact
Town Marshal Porter A Coasiel said he believed a sighting may involve a cigarette touching a surface after a janitor opened a basement door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howeve
Porter A. Coasiel
Adventure in New York for the Young at Heart
HAL BOYLE recalls a budget weekend in New York, arguing the city rewards youth over money. For about 20 dollars, visitors can walk Fifth Avenue, stroll museums, and enjoy Broadway on a shoestring. The piece extols foot travel, open churches, and free sights like the Statue of Liberty skyline, urging young-at-heart travelers to savor the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Bagdad
Henry
Venture
New York City
Mecen
Ohana
Busis
Vade
Statio
Ada
Qwateh
Rocketus
Raedio City
Muale
Itelf
Wwe
Fifth Avenue
Gould
Thuseiui
Chinatown
The
Bowery
Jowe
Harlem
Greenwich Village
Stuents
Money Mountain
Goth
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Herbert Avnold
Jimmie
Springfield
Arnald
Dan Bower
Bernice
Dixie Simpson
Judy Arnold
J. F. Russell
Marthadale Hoofer
Byron Denson Horner
Texarkana
Alton Honneycult
Son McRae
Louisiana
Verda Segnar
John Chalk
Homer ‘Thermas J
Lynn
Johnny Mack
Don Defore
Andrea King
Aca Ey
Brian Phyllis Thaxter
CMAN
Owi
Tarzans
Hiebbert Burns
Lisa Mion
Cpa
Jeanie Nunn
Teo
L Albert C. Stonequist
Daiys
Jimmie Miller
Charlies W. Tarpley
Dean Miller
Parkdale, Ark
Charlotte Tarpley
Parkdale
Bastropia
Florine Miller
Dallas
Texas
W. Tarpleys
Jimmie Millers
Branch
A. Graves
Twaine Green
Elger Hubbard
Howard Prichard
Rt. 1
Arkansas
Farm Bureau
W. R. Hart Bote
Third St
Dorothy DIX
Hyman
Tam
Dis
LK. J
Hero
Bis
Miss Dix
Pegoy
Donasty
Peggy
Miss Wixs
Weste End
Toiher
Feader
P.O
Vines Square Station
N.Y
Bell Syndicate
Ing
Cinvkavilia
Bann France
Tohnasa County
Southland Stu
Batterias
Singer
Singer Mechanics
Singer Sewing Center
Erry
Phina
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