Eastern Star Thru Aug Two Meeting at Lodge Thursday Night
Hope Chapter No and Eastern Star to meet Thursday at 8 o'clock at the Lodge for a regway meeting. AM members urged to attend. Workers Class holds monthly waivet ing at Garrett Memorial Church Fair Park. Thirteen members attended with devotional from Psalms 4 by Mrs McDowell. Next meeting August 27 at Fair Park hosted by Mrs Towne maker and Mrs Ivory Roberts. Morning Party for recent bride Mrs M E Garanflo hosts at South Washington street. guests include Mrs Rasco and mothers and friends. summer flowers decorate rooms. guest list long with many local names.
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Hope
Neder
The
Eastern Star
Regway
Garrett Memorial Church
Pair Park
J. S. McDowell
Albert Calhouin
McDowell
Dalton 'Dragon
Fair Park
Dale Townemaker
Ivory Roberts
M. E. Garanflo
South Washington Street
Bill Rasco
Omera Kitchens
Norma Lewis
Rasco
Chas
R. Lewis
P. Young Jr
Dale Dunn
F. B. Ward Jr
John Brannan
Jewell Moore
Bernie Hargis
C. V. Nunn, Jr
H. C. Kyler
John Bruner
William Routon
Mary Esther Edminston
Helen Trop Hammond
Willard
Rovers
Olney
Texas
Prudence Parker
Bob Walker
Charlie Brown
Frank Grege
Dallas
Coming and Going Mrs Joe Osburn and Sons
Mrs Osburn and sons Tov and Lyndal return from a three week vacation in San Pedro California. They were joined by Mrs Osburns sister Mrs Elmer Brimmage and Mr Brimmage from Lemesa Texas. They also visited Carlsbad Caverns New Mexico and met Major and Mrs Chester Holloman and son Patrick Daniel of Washington DC visiting J P Duffie. Cpl Winford Lee Berry son of Roy Berry arrived home from Korea and is expected this weekend. Rev Bob Manning former pastor of the First Methodist Judsonia will enter Asbury Seminary Wilmore Kentucky in September. Miss Elizabeth Ashbrook of Columbia Ohio visits the Rasye and Spraygins households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Osburn
Tov
Lyndal
San Pedro
California
Lemesa
Texas
Osbourn
Elmer Brimmage
Mr. Brimmage
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Chester C Hollonan
Patrick Daniel
Washington, D. C
J. P. Duffie
Hollonan
Patrick Durtfie
Hope
Winford Lee Berry
Roy Berry
Korea
Bob Manning
Mope
First Methodist Church
Judsonia
Billy Ed Basye
Asbury Seminary
Wilmore
Kentucky
Elizabeth Ashbrook
Columbia, Ohio
Guy E. Rasye
Hendrix Spraygins
Hospital Notes Listing Admissions and Discharges
A hospital notes column lists multiple admissions and discharges across towns including Columbus, Hope, Washington, Emmet, McCaskill, Yuma, and Rosston. Names such as Julia Chester Mollie Jo Ellen J W Goynes and Mrs Delores Hood appear with associated towns and patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
Mollie Jo Ellen
Columbus
Cecil Ross
Hope
Vesta Jean Saunders
Washington
Samuel E. Yarberry
J. L. Buckley
McCaskill
Floyd Burke
Yuma
Aziz
J. W. Goynes
Emmet
Herman Kennedy
Delores Hood
Melrose Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Melrose Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. C. B. Chambless home on July 17. President Mrs. H. Patterson presided. A devotional and Lord's Prayer opened the gathering. Members shared enjoyable aspects of club work and planned an August 3 community picnic. Reports on Foods and Nutrition were given by Mrs. Patterson, and Mrs. Lorraine Blackwood demonstrated making corsages from nylon hose. A bingo pastime followed.
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Melrose
Melrose Home
C. B. Chambless
H. Patterson
Patterson
Lorraine Blackwood
Jewell Still
Gladys
Traffic Toll May Reach 37800 in 1951
Chicago July 81 om The nations traffic death toll for 1951 may reach 37800 the fourth high est in history the National Safety council warns In the first six months this year 16320 persons lost their lives in traffic incidents eight percent higher than for the same period in 1950 The June total of 3080 was 18 percent over June The council said heavier travel was responsible for the higher death toll
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Chicago
National Safety Couel
Coimeil
Wsnth
NLBR Ends Hearings on L A Paper
The National Labor Relations Board finished hearings in Little Rock on unfair labor practice charges against the Arkansas Gazette. Publisher Hugh B Patterson and W A Red Copeland testified about union tensions during a 1950 meeting with the Arkansas American Newspaper Guild. Forty-one witnesses were called as the Gazette faced a long strike by newsroom and circulation workers starting in December.
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Little Rock
National Labor Relations
Arkansas Cizette
Peaderie Parkes
Edward L. Wright
Clio American Newspaper Guild
Hugh B. Patherson
Wit
Faylier
W. A. Red Copeland
Memphis
Cropac
Patterson
Wright
Corss
Piatterson
NLRB
Gozlte
Cirentition
U S Expert on China Faces Loyalty Board Review
Oliver Eadimund Clubb director of the state department office of Chinese affairs appears before the loyalty security board to answer undisclosed charges. John Paton Davies Jr. himself cleared on loyalty and security questions and returned to active duty on the policy planning staff. Davies will be assigned to Frankfurt to work for the high commissioner for Germany as his U S tour ends next month. The board’s action is subject to review by the civil service commission.
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Washington
Oliver Eadimund Clubb
State Department
Office of
China
Senate
MacArthur
Davies
Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
WU. S
Civil Service Commission
McDermott
Roberts Wins Dual Prizes At Local Event
Roberts secured two prizes at a community gathering while the hostess provided refreshments to nine members and four visitors including Mrs Arthur Owen Mrs D Watson Mrs Fred Stewart and daughter Carol and Mrs Blackwood Home Ber.
Stepmother Wanted and Love's Right Path
Dorothy Dix advises a 30 year old divorced father of two on finding a capable stepmother, warns against rushing, and urges avoiding bars, while stressing the dignity and safety of children. Another reader seeks guidance about a married woman entangled with him and is told to end the affair and seek a virtuous, unattached partner. A final note counsels a son-in-law to refuse hosting an elderly stepmother to protect family harmony and inheritance.
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Miss Dix
Tam
Antolin
Addy
Antoine
Bis
Goodby
The
Hell Syndicate
Ips
Mediator Steps In To Avert Texarkana City Strike
Federal mediator Hunt of the federal mediation service will meet with city officials and company representatives in Texarkana to head off a threatened strike against the city utility system. The action aims to avert disruption and reach a settlement before the deadline.
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Texarkana
Trituadt
Fede Ne Ciation Jad Coomenation Service
Union Local Set to Strike As Contract Expires
A worker stated yesterday that he will meet with leaders of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway and Main Coach Employees of America and the bus company. The union local served quit notice at midnight tonight as its contract with the firm nears expiration.
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ALM Aimalgamated
Mmployes of America
Bus Company
Union
Legion Memphis to Host Three Day Tennessee Convention
The Tennessee American Legion will hold its three day convention in Memphis with D4 VP secretary addressing opening ceremonies on Tuesday. The event gathers Legion officials and members to discuss post activities and commemorate veterans.
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Memphis
Ary Fragh Pace
Dithe Rack
Tennnessee American Legion
Susclay
Premier Asks Confidence Vote in Italy
Premier Alcide De Gasperi seeks a vote of confidence in Italy to back his cabinet. Reported in Rome, he is expected to win approval in both houses as the Christian Democrats hold large majorities. De Gasperi resigned and was asked to form a new government.
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Touse
Alcide de Ciaspeckaeelsa
Als Preventit
Todiy
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Christan Democrats
de Caspers
Court Docket Highlights Multiple Bond Forfeitures and Fines
Court docket lists Monroe Jones assault cases with $10 bonds forfeited, Mae Dell Taylor assault bond forfeited, Willie B Young disturbing the peace bond forfeited, various others including Ghas Garrett overtime Perkins $1 bond, Holbert possessing intoxicating liquor, Walker disturbing power dismissed, Ells overtime parking $1 bond, Hunter truck width violation $10 bond, Gibron overtond fined $24, John Pips drunkenness $10 bond, Merritt Higgason liquor violations with $80 cash bond and $60,608 bond for selling liquor, Cox reckless driving $28 bond each, Binet and Chant apy speeding $20 bonds, Davis tried $20, notice of bond set at $190, Rielardgon license matter dismissed, Marmon license status, Osborne etc. Ranges of felony considerations and party origins noted.
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Monroe Jones
Mae Dell Taylor
Willie B. Young
Stata
T. G. Hunter
Tor
Horman Gibron
John Pips
Merritt Higgason
Merritt Cox
Hubert Binet
Chanteapy
Ndlire
Jack Davis
Brenel
Charles Rielaredgon
Hansford Osvorne
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Glen
Rhonda
Edmiond Ford -Fleming
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Ett
Brian
Ce Cve
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Dorsey Askew
Hope, Ark
Linday Rogers
W. 4
Formby
Patmos
Branch
W. H. Oswalt
Rosston
Bob Rowland
Albert Graves
dJy
John Nelson
Stamps
William M. Dus
NLBR
L.A
U.S
Willys of Wollywood
Ice
Dorothy DIX
Stepmother
Mediator
Italy
Dasket
Daly Toate
Governmon
Lilal
Ariel Seared
Hagel
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