Shower compliments Mrs Stonequist in society notes
Mrs Albert C Stonequist was honored with a pink and bow shower Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the host home. Jeanie Nunn of Texarkana Texas won prizes. honoree received a corsage and many gifts. Hostesses served a salad plate to twenty guests. Bewden Whittington engagement announced Mr and Mrs J A Bowden reveal daughter Maxine Bowden to Master Sergeant John William Whittington of Barksdale Air Field Shreveport Louisiana wedding set August 10 at First Baptist Church Rev S A Whitlow to officiate. Also notes on Jett B Graves class dinner and Greenlaster Home Demonstration Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Stonequist
Allen Gee. Jr
Marlin Green
Jeanie Nunn
Texarkana Texas
Stonequist
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Greenlaster Home Demonstration Club
2. B. Dragon
South
Louisiana
Lane
Coming and Going Charlene Davis Visit Summary
Charlene Davis left Saturday from her home in Hankomer after a two week visit in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Davis
Hankomer
Hope
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcement
Josephine Hospital notes admit Otis Deaton of San Antonio Texas and Julia Chester and Mrs Garland Lough of Hope Arkansas. Discharges include Mst Eddie Powers of Texarkana and Mrs D M Floyd of Hope Missouri. Mrs Garland Lough announces birth of a daughter dated July 25 1951 in Hope Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
Garland Lough
Hope
Jack Anderson
Saratoga
Donald Laseter
D. M. Floyd
Floods Deal Hard Blow to Railroads
The Midwestern floods have caused massive, widespread damage to major railroads. Lines such as Santa Fe Union Pacific Missouri Pacific report losses incalculable or delayed, with complete assessments weeks or months away. Kansas and Oklahoma yards, roundhouses, and tracks are submerged. service restoration is uncertain for many routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Argentine
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Rock Island
Missouri- Kansas-Texas
St. Louis
San Francisco
Frisco
Unes
Mac
Plane Bringing Sherman's Body Home
A four engine U S navy transport carried the body of Admiral Forrest P Sherman from Naples to Washington, bound for arrival at 3 p m EST. The cortege used an Italian hearse and motor escort, while U S destroyers formed a floating guard around the Mount Olympus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
U. S. Navy
Forrest P. Sherman
Armed Forces Guard
Mediterranean
Washington
Navy
Capodichinoa
Mount Olympus
U. S
Generalissimo Franco
Spain
Robert B. Carney
Sherman
Adm
Carney
Europe
U.S
Korea
G. J. Echard
Atpiece
Explanation of McCarthy Letter by James Marlow
Washington July 24. James Marlow explains McCarthy's letter to Hiram Bingham on loyalty and security programs. He outlines differences between loyalty boards and security cases, notes process and appeals, and cites figures: FBI investigations, cases decided, and reversals by the Loyalty Review Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
McCarthy
Hiram Bingham
Bingham
Wisconsin
State Department
Connecticut
Trimman
Congress
Secretary of State
FBI
Loyalty Review Board
Loyality Boards
Fred
Rever Board
Strike Closes Memphis Plant
Memphis Tennessee July 25 14 percent The Kimberly Clark corporation plant was shut down by a wildcat walkout last night. Jack Smith president of the Memphis International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulfite and Paper Mill Workers AFL said the strike was unauthorized. About 500 production employees failed to show for night shifts. Plant employs about 1500. No violence or picketing. Smith said a new contract was under negotiation and the walkout stemmed from working conditions. The strikers did not publicize grievances. The plant manufactures tissue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Jack Smith
Memphis International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulfide and Paper Mill
AFL
G. Eubank
Smith
Marines Carry Flag Covered Coffin to Funeral March
Marines and sailors bore a flag covered casket up the ramp of the aircraft while the national anthems of the United States and Italy played, the color guard standing at attention during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Dorothy Dix advice column on teen wages and marriages
A 17 year old asks if she must give her mother half her $10 weekly wage. Dorothy Dix says teens should contribute as they become responsible, but suggests compromise if the family can agree. Several letters follow about divorce, fidelity, and marital issues with Miss Dix’s guidance on responsibilities, jealousy, and balancing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Estelle
Dorothy Dix
Charlie
Friinds
Miss Dist
Elores Ant
Loali
Eubanks Retires at Ouachita College
Ouachita College president Dr. SW Eubanks retires earlier than planned for a much needed vacation, ending a long tenure at Arkadelphia. The notice notes his prior service and the abrupt early retirement from the Ouachita campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eubanks
Ouachita
Arkadelphia
SW. Eubanks
Ouachita College
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Irfreinds
Betty Mitchell
Joyce Kennedy
W. M. Whittington
Detroit, Michigan
J. A. Bowden
Curtis Morvan
Jack
New Mexico
Skellytown
Texas
Saenger
Trat
Walter Brennan
Robert Preston
Bruce Cabot
Lado Pict
Cala
the Fabulous
P McCool
The
Associated Press
Willie
China
Dell Syndicate
Ins
Gunchild
Arkangel Bapital State Convention
Reveo
Ruth Josey
Little Rock
International Harvester Co
Tol-E-Tex CO
East 3Rd Street
Hope, Ark
Penney
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