St Bartholomew Missionary Circle Meets in Muidky
Lists church members and attendees for Circle 1 and Circle 2 meetings, announces a picnic at the church, and notes social calls and preparations following a recent Legion Auxiliary event. Mentions families including Bonners, Davis, and Dunn, with plans for July 18 activities and a bridal ceremony at St. Mack's Episcopal Church.
Coming and Going Miss Carolyn Yarbrough Retires
Miss Carolyn Yarbrough retires from St. Vincent Infirmary Little Rock after surgery. She convalesces at her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Yarbrough on Margaret Sliver. Stuttgart visitors Mr and Mrs Brasher and daughter Susah left after a visit with Mr and Mrs Brannan and others. Mrs Curtis Morgan and son Jeck and Mrs David Conner and son Ti traveled to Plamath Falls to visit their parents Bam Jackson.
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Margaret Marshall
Armand Kitto, Jr
Mack’s Episcopal Church
Carolin Margraret Marshall
Helen Ruffin Marshall
Fred C. Marshall
Armand Kitto
George Crowell
Armand *Kitto
New Orleans
Harry Wintermyer Curdte
Chantilly
Ike
T. Bell
Alfred W. Padgett
Shreveport
Helen Terry Marshall
Astors
Sidney Conger
Arendla
Edwin ‘Camp
Maynesville
Stanley Wozencraft
Shrveveport
Magele Betl
South Main St
Ike T. Bell
Sid Henry
Frank Howsen
Calvin ‘Marshall
Little Rock
W. F., Woods
Percy ‘Browne
John M. Thomas
Gayle Woods
Alverne Hubley
Albert Graves
Talbot Feild
Texarkana
Betty Carter
Vicksburg
Miss
Red River
W. R. Bell
Enoch Smith
Washington
Fulton
Frances J Glidart ‘Ruffin
Biloxi
St. Vincent’s Academy
Chicago Musical College
Inter-Fraternal Council
New England Conservatory As of Music
Boston
Sigma Alpha Iota
Centenary College
New England Conservatory
Wusie
Omicron Delta Kappa
Honor Leadership Treaternity
Centenary
Phinstot
Philadelphia
Hattie Ann Field
Rot Springs
F. N. Roquemore
H. W Hubely
Whitney Boggs
David Allred, Jr
Rabin Bods Die
Mabrey
Wardine Mary
Thomas Ellwood
Elsie Ellwood
Robert Tul
A. M. Shaw, Jr
J. D. Plummer
Attic Snt Plummer
Friendship
Ark
Thomas Carter
J. J. Buttle
Nannie Jett
Brooks ‘Shults
Calvin Marshall
He Jen Terry Marshall
Red Calvin Marshall
John M Thomas
Mascolin
Carroll Allen
Carolyn Sage Allen
Thomas Temps Alten
Jean Ailes
Lutkin
Carolyn Yarbrough
St. Vincents Infirmary
Frank Yarbrough
Margaret Sliver
Curtis Morgan
Jeck
David Conner
Bam Jackson
Plamath Falls
Ous
Little Doc 2 opens a medical tale with romance and danger
Dr John Sandbaw treats fever cases at Wolf Point while personal ties complicate life. Kit Carson and Little Doc confront a Scarlet fever case at the Rocking B ranch as a midnight farewell hints at romance and a looming rival. The chapter ends with threats from Dusty Rhodes and a cliffhanger.
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Little Dee
Kit
Doc
Dae
Rocking B
Get Out Continued From Page One
The text reports officials asserting no mediation while Communist forces remain at the 38th parallel. Washington rejects Britain-Russia discussions on seating Chinese Reds in any UN council, insisting the Korean crisis be settled first. The plan would let the U.S. vote no on the seating issue as a procedural matter without using its veto.
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38Th Parallel
Washington
Great Britain
Russia
United States
Wounded Bandit Captured After Firefight in Chicago
Police capture a wounded bandit named Bernie Davis after a gunfight with Detectives Edward Crowley and Don McCormick at his home. Davis confessed involvement in a Weirton robbery and a Steubenville bank holdup. Officers sustained injuries but secured the suspect as authorities vow to pursue the case.
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Chicago
Bernie Davis
Edward Crowley
Don MoCormick
William Boyie
Davis
Caa
Crowley
McCormick
Weirton
Wo Va
Steubenville, O
Terenbune
Aude
Ardell Nelson
Bull
Biel
Rand
Dorothy Did Too Much Talk In Domestic Strife
A column on marital harmony warns that constant talking robs marriages of happiness. It argues men and women see topics differently, and endless discussion over trivial matters fuels quarrels, jealousy, and distance. The piece urges restraint and selective disclosure to keep domestic life peaceful.
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Yun
Eve
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Marine Loaded Carrier Heads to Korea From San Francisco
Transports carrying marines and the carrier Boxer race across the Pacific to aid United Nations forces in Korea. The first marine division and the first marine fighting wing depart California, with the Boxer carrying 51 Mustang fighters. In Puget Sound, tanks and heavy guns are moved for shipment to Pacific theaters.
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San Francisco
Pacific
United Nations
Korea
Continental
United States
Marine Fighting Wing
California
Pacific Coast
Golden Gate
Northwest
Puget Sound
2Nd Infantry
Mechanized cotton farming faces farmer education hurdle
Greenville Mass July 15 Delegates at the fourth annual mechanization conference of the National Cotton council heard A P Fatherree of Jackson Miss state supervisor of agricultural education say mechanization must be paired with farmer education. He noted high cost machines require proper use and suggested education through veterans programs vocational futures schools to sell mechanization. An aide to the bureau of agricultural economics proposed shifting production to lower cost regions to compensate reduced acreage.
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Greenville
Mass
National Cotton Council
A. P. Fatherree
Jackson
Miss
Fatherreé
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Weebington
Churches News and parish schedule across Walnut Street area
Sunday services range from Bible study at Walnut Street Church of Christ to morning worship at First Baptist and Presbyterian services downtown. Hope Gospel Tabernacle and Hope Catholic Church offer Sunday school and Mass. Church of Christ shares practical advice on marital communication amid a broad church listings page.
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E. Birkhead
H. B
Thrash
Charles FP. Rey
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Paul Holdridge
Guy E. Basye
KXAR
H. Paul Holdridge
Christ's Ambassador
Walter E. Lane
Plainview
Texas
First Methodist Church
West
Pine
J. M. Hamilton
John P. Vesey
Pater
Wesley Club
MYF
Ferguson St
Henry P. Hudspeth
J. Rowe
Blevins Methodist
Cagle E- Fair
Blevine
W.S.C.S
L. J. Brown
Rob't
Bethel
Macedonia 2
McCaskill
Gordon Prescott
Sweethome
Fighting Continues as Reds Clash With South Koreans Near Chongju
Left line dispatch says forces attempt to wedge between American right and Korean troops defending a sector 10 miles south of Chongju. Heavy fighting rages. Koreans hold. Americans repulse crossings north of Tas son as Reds suffer heavy artillery and small arms losses. Report by William K R Moore from field headquarters at 10:07 a.m. EST. The page also lists local church schedules and notices.
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Chongju
William KR
Moore
Disfield
M. Patch
Samgya
Tasson
Tuscon
South Korea
Seotle
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Encarig
Friton Davis
Hele
Legion
Lawr- O-South Hammilton
Algers
Beryl Henry
Metho Shusbands
Rair
Waly
J.M. Hamnaker
Raymond Tawerence “Martin
Fred Johny Ramsey
Kelly An. Jones
Fathy
O‘neal
Dunn
O'Neal
Gladio
Fritz
Shaver Street
My. Thureday
A Dunn
Britt
George
P. Young
Barry Archer, Jr
Wright
Roy Taylor
Wilson Britt
Roan E Wainy
Saenger
Sun - Mon
Mali
Rial
Rageld Bevice
NEA Service, Inc
John Sandbaw
Bnnty Rhodes
Carann
Thom Doar
Dee
Tond
Minckineh Tambert
Eninhier
Cuniche
Taeny
Wolf Point
John Sand
Kit Carson
Ishe
Shep
White House
Thad
Dad
Toad
John
Dusty ‘Rhodes
Nis
Hy Av
Sunev Fie Hastev
Sbyvek Muse
The
Universally
Hope
Julia Chester
Hope Newt Bundy
Dorothy
News of the Churches
Walnut Street
Church OF Christ
W. C
St, Marks Episcopal
Charles Chambers
Sewanee
First Baptist
S. A
First Presbyterian
East Second Street
James J. Logan, Jr
James H. Miller
Paul O'Neal
Char' Jotte ‘Tarpley
Athel Dean Reach
Frank McLarty
J. W. Branch
Ithe
Grady St
Joe Booth
Joe Boon
Garrett Memorial
Elbert O.steen
Grady Hairston
Meeeting
Florine Booth
Mildred Toland
First Christian
William P. Hardigree
Marion Porterfield
Wordie Evans
Tome
Ward & Sons
James G. Martindale
Judd B. Martindale