Coming and Going in Local Social Notes
Miss Mary Pate returns from a Detroit vacation visiting relatives in Michigan. Miss Nelda Leatherman departs Wednesday for a two week vacation with friends in Poplar Bluff Missouri. Mr and Mrs E E Dattner and Mrs Ethel Cochran depart today for Houston to return home after a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pate
Detroit
Mich
Nelda Leatherman
Poplar Bluff
E. E. Dattner
Ethel Cochran
Houston
Social Notes Mention Visits and Outings Across Texas
Miss Jimmie Nell Wakefield of Magnolia visits relatives here. Little Miss Terry Ann Trapp of Houston stays with grandparents the Murphy family. Miss Eleanor Smith returns from Dallas after three weeks. Betty Murphy visits her sister and Lt Conndr Trapp in Houston. Mr and Mrs Fred McElroy host Mrs Stanton Niger and Mr Niger of New York City. The Hensleys return to Dallas after two weeks with the Murphys. Creighton Middlebrooks and Charles Bruce depart for Camden for the Ouachita Valley Golf Tournament Friday through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ann Trapp
Houston
Texas
Mrs
S. L. Murphy
Betty Murphy
G. O. Trapp
Conndr. Trapp
Houston, Tex
Fred McElroy
Mr. McElroy
Stanton Niger
Mr. Niger
New York City
Creighton Middlebrooks
Charles Bruce
Camden
Quachita Valley
Communiques on Pfc James Garner in Japan duty
Pfc James R Garner assigned to Medical Company Fifth Cavalry Regiment First Cavalry Division. Son of Mr and Mrs C H Garner Route 2 Rosston Arkansas. Enlisted July 1948 at Hope Arkansas, basic at Fort Jackson South Carolina. Also notes on hospital admissions discharges and a July 20 1950 baby girl arrival in Patmos and Hope entries. Louisiana tops rainfall at 55.21 inches per U S Weather Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Garner
Fifth Calvary Regiment
First Calvary
C.H. Garner
Rosston
Arkansas
Japan
Garner
Army
Hope
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Josephine
Clyde Rodgers
Patmos
Rt1
Rt. 1
Joe Willett
Order on Home Buying Explained by James Marlow
James Marlow explains how President Truman tightened government help for home buyers to conserve materials for war production. The HHFA, VA, and Fannie Mae must curb insurance, guarantees, and mortgage purchases to slow price rises while keeping housing moving. The piece notes Fannie Mae should reduce buying and unload unsold mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Truman
Congress
Housing and Home Finance Agency
The
Veterans Administration
Federal National Mortage Association
Fannie Mae
Jess Benerous
Federal National, Mortage Association
Mortae Stroggginguse
Willling
Must Control Prices Insist U S Leaders Must Control Prices
Washington reports government plans to publish a detailed agricultural economics briefing to reassure the public that food shortages are not looming. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics drafts the statistical report, weighing war effects and rising military spending on food and farm markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L Agriculture Department
Presiident
Truman
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Daughter of polio leader's daughter victim in Virginia
Basil O'Connor, head of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, learns his daughter Mrs Sidney Culver has polio. Doctors call it a light, non paralyic case. she is improving and expected to fully recover. Mrs Culver, 30, is from a Clarke County farm and was admitted to the Medical College of Virginia Hospital after tentative diagnosis by her Winchester physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
O'Connor
Sidney Culver
Lee Sutton
Piko
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Foundation
Warm, Springs, Ga
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Teddy M . Jones
Jett B. Graves
A. Db. Brannan
Columbia
Thompson Evans, Jr
E. P. Young
Dorothy O'Neal
Dorothy
O'Neal
B.W. Edwards
EB. P. O'Neal
Jack Garnet
Earl O'Neal
Edwards
Frank &. Y Robins, Jr
Frank
Robins
Huebert Ferguson
Conway
O‘neal
N. P. O'Neal
Ruth Hamilton
F. C. Crow
Miss O'Neal
Frank B. Robins Jr
LaMar Cox
M. M. McCloughan
H. O. Kyler, Sr
Clyde Monts
Mary Esther Edminston
George Frazier
William , Routon
Betty Ann Benson
F. B. Ward
Barbara LaGrone
Tom Purvis
L. Murphy
Howard Byers
Bill Wray
Leland Womack
Frip Hill
el Dorado
Edna Earl Hail
San Antonio
Gex
John Stewart
New Orleans
James G. Martindale
Jud B. Martindale
Mrs. Dattner
Jimmie Nell Wakefield
Magnolia
Eleanor Smith
Dallas
D. W. Hensley
Mrs. Hensley
3. L. Murphy
F. E. Caldwell
Julia Chester
James Russell
John Grech
Milton Boyce
Mallie B. McNatt
Mary Jo Hampton
Everett Leverett
Calvyn McKissack
Alonzo Durhaur
B. F. Putton
Jim Martindale
Louisiana
U.S. Weather Bureau
J. W. Patton, JR
Member of Christ In
U. S. Navy
Lafayette County
University of Arkansas School of Law
Arkansan Supreme Court
Patton
Londes
Penny Sullivan
Legion and Lions Club
Patricia Stevens, Inc
Bill Sprathing
Shover Springs
U.S
Sirius
Earth
St.Joseph
Uae
U. Geer
Charles Drane
Cartoon Ind
Suk
Renegades
FINE
SAGE
Smiley Burnette
Jane Wyman
Marlene Dietrich
Richard Todd
Lesen
Michael Wading
Chevrolet
Talcone
Young Chevrolet
East Second St
Hope, Ark
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