Club and society notices announce July gatherings
The DeAnn Lilac Garden Club hosts Family Night July 16 at 8 pm. W S C S Circle 5 meets July 18 at 7 30 pm at Mrs LaGrone Williams home with a program by Kathryn Jones, Odette Joha and Bill Wray. American Legion Auxiliary plans a July 18 meeting at 3 30 pm at 115 N Pine with Patriotism program by Mrs Victor Cobb. Josephine s Haggs Jr GA’s of lst Baptist Church meet July 21 at 3 pm at Margaret Lauterback’s home.
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The
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
W. S. C. S. Circle 5
W. M. Reinhardt
American Legion Auxiliary
E. O. “Wingfield
N. Pine
P. Tolleson
E. P. Neal
Victor Cobb
Sosephine Sxaggs Jr
Ga’s
Lst. Baptist Church
Margaret.Lauterback
Church Girls Gather for Sunday Class and Meeting
Mrs Hollis Luck to teach the B Graves SS Class at the Methodist Church Sunday 17th Jr GAs of First Baptist meet with Mrs Hogg Josephine Skaggs Jr GAs met at Mrs Jack Hogg home July 14 with forward steps studied and presented Refreshments served to members and two guests present
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Hollis Luck
B. Graves
Methodist Church
Home Demonstration Club Members Learn Straw Hat and Purse Making
Lorraine B. Wylie demonstrated straw hats purses and plastic purses at Doyle and Green Lancaster clubs July meetings. Devotions prayers and a roll call with new fabric tastes followed. Plans were set for a July 29 Centerville visit a August family picnic and a August 3 club house picnic with refreshments and a watermelon treat.
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Lorraine B. Wylie
Green Laeseter Home
J. D. Bullock
Herbert Hartsfield
Sam England
Centerville
Fair Park
Bullock
Jessie Bullock
Dorothy Robertson
Victory
Wiliam Schooley
Victory Home
Archie Smith
Patricia McKee
Victory Community
Patricia
Fayetteville
Mmes
Cecil Smith
Jack Sumpter
Hallar McCorkle
William Schooley
William Stephenson
George Hartsfield
Dexter Alford
Bill Burke
Robert Cash
C. J. Rowe
Dalton Smith
Roy Seeward
Claudia McCorkle
Wylie
Lana Turner Voices Indignation Over Painted Panties Case
Hollywood columnist Bob Thomas notes Lana Turner defending herself against censorship in the Ke_fauver inquiry into movie ads. Turner recalls a censor claiming pants were painted on her in The Prodigal to dull racy effect, while Turner argues the alteration worsened the image.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood i
Lana Turner
Sen. Kefauver
Tennessee Democrat
Lana
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Highlights
Readers seek dating talk tips and social hints from Dorothy Dix style notes. The column offers conversation ideas to preserve romance, cautions for teen relationships, and guidance on handling extended family gift obligations with tact.
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Miss Dix
Bulgarian Has Least Power But Last Word
James Marlow explains that at the Geneva talks the Soviet Union’s Bulganin holds no popular mandate and acts as Kremlin spokesman. In contrast Eisenhower Eden and Faure must answer to domestic parliaments, constraining their proposals despite high-level influence.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Britain
Eden
Faure
Germany
Bulgarin
Congress
Rance
Geneva
Russia
Bulganin
Kremlin
General Telephone strike settled with CIO union
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest and the CIO Communications Workers of America announced a settlement ending a lengthy dispute. Talks began May 19 with operations across Texas Louisiana New Mexico Arkansas and Oklahoma. About 2000 union members returned to work after the agreement became likely. The union sought higher minimum wage full pay for on the job injuries and hospital benefits.
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San Angelo
Tex
General Telephone Co
Southwest
CIO Communications Workers of America
Texas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Florence elects new mayor thanks supporters after win
Florence, S C celebrates a new mayor with campaign posters displaying thank you in two foot letters. The city applauds the victory as billboards in town echo gratitude from the campaign.
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Florence, S. C
Florence
Army Reserve Bill Nears Final Form After Senate Vote
Senate approved its version of Eisenhower’s national reserve plan by 80 to 1. The bill aims to train a combat-ready reserve of 2.9 million, with major differences remaining versus the House version. A Senate House conference committee will decide final form.
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Edwin
Harrison Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
House Conference
Jazz Symphony Concert Planned With Hybrid Ensemble
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra under Massimo Freccia will perform a new Concerto for Jazz Band and Symphony Orchestra next fall at the Lyric Theater. The stage will feature an 8 piece orchestra surrounding a 19 member Sauter Finnegan Jazz Ensemble in a dialogue with Liebertman’s modern concerto.
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Baltimore
Massimo Freccia
Lyric Theater
Baltimore Symphony
Sauter-Finnegan
Lieberman
Massimo
Miller says she faced fair trial in draft case
Mrs. Lucille Miller declared her conviction for urging youths to dodge the draft was fair and that she will appeal. The Brattleboro mother of three faced 18 counts with potential penalties up to five years and a $10,000 fine per count. Her husband Manuel Miller also faces charges and trial.
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Irchard McCormick
Brattleboro, Vt
Lucille
Miller
U. S
Ernest W. Gibson
U. S. Court of Appeals
New York City
Gas Co Ends Its Side of Rate Case
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co has finished its direct testimony and turned the case over to opponents of a $4.3 million yearly rate increase slated for industrial customers. The Arkansas Public Service Commission will decide after hearings. The company seeks an 8 percent return on investment, up from 6 percent.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
State Public Service Commission
Arkansas Louisiana
Eugene S. Merrill
Standard Research Consultants
BSC
Arkansas
Louisiana
Air Giant Lands After Four-Hour Engine Failure
At Hamilton Air Force Base California Captain Theodore Roosevelt guided a Globemaster with two dead engines to a safe landing. The craft carried 179 paratroopers of the 187th Combat Team and eight crew members from Hawaii to California during Operation Gyroscope. Crew members spoke of calmness and endurance as the plane dumped overboard 7000 pounds of gear before touchdown.
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Hamilton Air Force Base
Calif
Theodbre ‘Roosevelt
Pacific
Roosevelt
Elyria
Ohio
Roosevet
Teddy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Globemaster
187Th Regimental Combat Team
Hickman Field
Hawaii
California
187Th
Japan
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Midway
Richard E. Davidson
Alliance
Roosevelt d
Harry Simpson
Akron
Herman Dupuis
Helena
Mount
Dupuis
Martin Mariner
Arthur C. Crawford
Lagro
Ind
Earl R. Roberts
Greenville
S.C
Dewey F. Parke
Kirbyville
Tex
Willie Johnsson
Milo
Okla
Erskine Carpenter
Harlan, Ky
Deaths Around the Nation
William H Heat ney 73 musician vaudeville and songwriter head arranger for Irving Caesar Music Publishing Co died yesterday in New York Frederick Md Henry William Herman 59 sports editor of the Frederick Post since 1942 and active in newspaper work since youth born in Baltimore died yesterday
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Associated Press
New York
William H. Heatney
Irving Caesar Music Publishing Co
Frederick, Md
Henry William Herman
The
Frederick Post
Baltimore
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