Community Club and Club Meeting Schedule Highlights
Tuesday evening 7 30 V F W Auxiliary call meeting at V F W Hall with important business and full attendance urged. Get Acquainted party for Hope Band Mothers Wednesday at Mrs John S Gibson home from three to four. Garden clubs to picnic at Fair Park Thursday June 5 with guests Mrs James Patterson Arkadelphia and Mrs John Rea North Little Rock. Girl Scout leaders meet Thursday 9 45 at First Methodist church. matters of importance to be discussed. Hope Chapter 328 O E S meets Thursday 8 00 at Masonic hall with full attendance urged. Y W A First Baptist Church met Monday at Educational Building for regular meeting. Circle No 5 W M U served salad plate with ten to 21 members and one guest Mary Evelyn Henry of Nashville. Miss Mary Ethel Perkins pre-
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V.F.W
V.F.W. Hall
Hope Band
John S. Gibson
Fair Park
James Patterson
Arkadelphia
John Rea
North Little Rock
Rea
First Methodist Church
Y.W.A
First Baptist Church
Circle No. 5
Women's Missionary Union
Mary Evelyn Henry
Nashville
Mary Ethel Perkins
Ladies Aid Minutes and May June Report Summary
The business session concluded as Miss Wanda Ruggles read the minutes. Miss Betty Whitlow reported May and June Home Missions. Five members returned from absence: Jessie Clarice Brown Ann Faye Thrash Martha Ann Atkins Sue Sutton Mary Esther Edminston. Betty Martin led the program with Helen Franklin Eugenia Hassell Mavine Rogers Norma Jean Archer assisting. Ruby Parsons sang with Betty Whitlow at the piano. The meeting ended with the Mispah benediction.
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Wanda Ruggles
Betty Whitlow
Home Missions
Jessie Clarice Brown
Ann Faye Thrash
Martha Ann Atkins
Sue Sutton
Mary Esther Edminston
Betty Martin
Helen Franklin
Eugenia Hassell
Mavine Rogers
Norma Jean Archer
Ruby Parsons
Kid Party Honors Miss Mary Alice Urrey and Martin Pool Jr
Miss Mary Alice Urrey and Martin Pool Jr were named honorees at a kid party and dance at Hope Country Club on Monday evening. Decorations featured sweet peas and Cape Jasmine. Prizes went to Miss Betty Murphy and Dana Gibson. Seventy one guests attended.
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Mary Alice Urrey
Martin Pool, Jr
Hope Country Club
Betty Murphy
Dana Gibson
Curtis Urrey
Martin Pool
Brents MaePherson
Thompson Evans, Jr
Luther Holloman
Moody Willis
Coming and Going
Elmer G Horner returns to Dallas after a weekend visit with sister Mrs Charles Rea and family. Claude Tillery and son Weldon depart for San Francisco to attend the Rotary Convention June 8 13. C C Chaney and children Norma Jo and Jackie begin a three week California vacation. Jessie Seymour visits sister Mrs Herman Cupp in Longview. K G McRae hosts Mrs Taylor Stuart of Hot Springs and Mrs Jack Meek and daughter Carolyn of Bradley this week.
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Elmer’ G. Horner
Dallas
Charles Rea
Mr. Rea
Claude Tillery
Weldon
San Francisco
California
Tillery
Hope Rotary Club
Texas
Jessie Seymour
Mrs
Herman Cupp
Longview
K. G. McRae
Taylor Stuart
Hot Springs
Jack Meek
Carolyn
Bradley
Budget Rift Unsettled in Congress Budget Rift Unsettled in Congress
Senate and House conferees grappled with an additional funding dispute totaling 41 million dollars for Treasury and Post Office departments. The Senate added about 41 million to the House baseline in a near party line vote to boost tax enforcement, coast guard, customs, and the Post Office while labor and federal security appropriations remained unsettled.
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Washington
Senate
House
Treasury
Post Office
Internal Revenue
Chamber
Coast Guard
Customs Bureau
Post Office Department
Truman Shest
Annual Singing July 6 Near Okolona
An annual singing convention at the Christian Campo Ground six miles from Okolon a will be held July 6. The Stamps Melody Boys are among the quartets on hand. Dinner will be served and the public is invited.
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Christian
Bomb debate: atomic energy may end future great power wars
St Louis June 8 Arthur H Compton of Washington University says atomic bombs likely prevent major wars between great powers. He predicts social forces will make wars almost impossible, while Robert E Wilson warns of Midwest fuel oil shortages without new pipelines and tank cars as demand rises from farm mechanization and oil heat.
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St. Louis
Arthur H. Compton
Washington University
Compton
American Petroleum Institute
Robert E. Wilson
API
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Wilson
Phoenician Bones Bear Inscriptions From Ancestors
Ancient Phoenicians carved messages and legends on the bones of their deceased kin. The practice reveals ritual communication and memorial customs across the ancient Mediterranean trade network.
Egg Theft Leads to Jail Time in Richmond
Richmond police confronted a man after an egg theft. When officer Dan Duling questioned him, 30 dozen eggs were thrown at the officer. The suspect was tackled and later jailed for months.
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Richmond
Dan Duling
Duling
Tolliver Baby Secret Sparks Town Scandal
In a small town, Flora Tolliver faces a social storm after Mrs Finneran accuses the baby of Bob Finneran as father. Flora confesses she cannot prove the claim, but she insists the child is hers and expresses relief at being truly happy despite the uproar. The narrator notes ongoing family tensions and a looming continuation.
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Fiora
Bob
Sam
Buffalo
Flora
Florabelle Tolliver Finneran
Samuel Hart Forbes
Nelson Forbes
New York
Otsego
Elmira
Bob Finneran
France
Tollivers
Mrs. Finneran
Robert
Mattie Finneran
Jora
the Tollivers
Bobby
Iroquois
John Smith
Oskaloosa
Canada
Mother Finneran
Top Radio Programs of the Day Broadcast Schedule
New York listings show NBC CBS ABC and MBS airings for Tuesday and Wednesday. Programs include Date With Judy Fibber and Molly Bob Hope Big Town Studio One Hay Fever Boston Pops Rex Mauvin Museum of Modern Music Warden's Cases American Forum Health Insurance quiz Kate Smith Perry Mason Betty Crocker Bride and Groom Harlem Club and Ben Alexander program.
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New York
NBC
Judy
CBS
Studio One
ABC
Rex Mauvin
Museum of Modern Music
MBS
American Forum
U. S.-Canada
Nelson Olmsted
Bob Ripley
Kate Smith
Perry Mason
Betty Crocker
Paul Whiteman
Ben Alexander
Harlem Club
Confederacy Groups Defend Lincoln at Davis Birthday Event
Confederate descendants at a Jefferson Davis birthday observance in Washington defend Lincoln from charges of tricking the South into war. They criticize Professor Charles C. Tansill of George Washington University for calling Lincoln responsible and accuse him of inciting controversy during the three day gathering.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Lincoln
Charles C. Tansill
George Washington University
Fort Sumter
Tansill
Fred P. Myers
Sons of Confederate Veterans
John M. Wilcox
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Farmers urged to curb boll weevil in cotton belt
Memphis report says Southern farmers could save up to 100 million dollars by controlling boll weevils and other cotton pests. The National Cotton Council cites two billion dollars in crop damage over 20 years and notes belt wide education efforts with extension services. It also forecasts 37 thousand more bales used by 1950 in six domestic end use markets.
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Memphis
Tenn
National Cotton Council
Weather office adjusts after surprise showers at airport
The Cleveland weather bureau failed to predict rain yesterday. Workers at Cleveland airport stayed dry only after a leaky roof was fixed and they wore raincoats during the downpour.
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Cleveland
Weather Bureau
Dorothy Dix on wishful thinking and coping with philanderers
The essay argues women often misread reality by hoping for miracles. It discusses coping with a philandering husband, urging practical response over waiting for reunion, and notes various paths from divorce to acceptance. It urges moving beyond ruined expectations toward resilience and self preservation.
Safe riding rules stressed in driving courses align with bicycle safety
The article urges safe use of bicycles and motor vehicles in driver education. It notes many parents overlook cycling practice, cites vacation time as peak for bicycle accidents, and stresses signals, lights, curbside riding, and lights at night. It warns against ignoring traffic laws and calls for fair play and right of way. It links accident rates to upbringing and risk taking.
Death notice for Henry K. Walters in Nevada County
Henry K. Walters, 69, Nevada County resident and president, died yesterday at his home on Route Two. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Midway near Prescott, with interment in Midway Cemetery.
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Nevada County
Midway
Prescott
Midway Cemetery
Henry K. Walters
Predestined old maids and lessons of realism
The piece admonishes single women to stop seeking male attention and to accept reality. It argues that marriage is not a guarantee of happiness and praises pursuing independence, such as business success, over reliance on romance. It presents a pragmatic view of women’s freedom and self-sufficiency.
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