Society Notes From June Meeting Highlights
Thursday events include Hope Chapter 328 CES gathering at 7 p.m. with refreshments and notices of the Pat Cleburne Chapter UDC June picnic at St Paul Church near Ozon at 12 30 p.m. June 7. Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary met June 5. treasurer resignation and new color bearer named. $20 from oleo campaign to Cancer Research Fund. Also reports from Circle No 8 W S C S at First Methodist and Bride-Elect Norma Jean Taylor announcement. Dillard-Wortman wedding details and Nadine Dillard Hershell Wortman marriage on June 1 at the bride’s home.
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Local residents visit relatives and travel notes from Texarkana area
Comina and Going Mr and Mrs Haskell Jones Jid were Tuesday visitors in Shreveport, Louisiana. J W Patterson Jr leaves for Tuscaloosa Alabama to attend the University of Alabama until August. Ayron Tollett and family depart for a Texas vacation. Capt and Mrs Dorsey Fuller attend a dance recital in Texarkana and bring home Miss Marsha Abn Fuller. Marie Floyd and Beatrice Freeman visit D. M. Floyd in Grady Georgia. Roy Craine hosts his Kansas relatives, Jett Williams Jr. returns to Houston after a weekend with Abery family. Walter L. Sims and wife plan a New York City vacation then Atlantic City for the American Medical Meeting. Barbara Ann Griffin visits Lite Rock with Mrs Lottie Coleman. Sandra Sue Stone and Jerry Tane Skene visit grandparents J A Collier. Mr and Mrs Jim Burns and family and Mrs Joan McClanahan spend weekend with the Watsons. Mrs W C Chanski and children arrive from Norfolk to see her parents Elmer and May. J Ex Schooley and children visit Texarkana. Lt Col Edward Schooley is in Korea 1 Corps. Peggy Marie Pentecost to arrive from the University of Arkansas for evacation months with her parents.
Miss Truman Tours London With Shakespeare and Shaw
Margaret Truman eased up on sightseeing to attend Antony and Cleopatra with Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh and Caesar and Cleopatra with the same duo. She also saw Waters of the Moon and dined with Miss Reather Odum. The visit featured a Commons appearance beside Mrs Gifford and Col Clifton Brown. King Hakon VII’s Buckingham Palace arrival shifted headlines.
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Slav Envoy Must Leave Hungary Over Diplomatic Clash
A Yugoslav diplomat must exit Hungary within 24 hours after a government communique cited a diplomatic clash that began with a Belgrade street fight last March. Hungary accuses Yugoslav authorities of falsifying facts about the incident and notes Istvan Marabec was beaten by Yugoslav security. The note from June 2 sparked the expulsion demand. The article also lists several local social and business notices as brief items.
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Baby Girl Arrives in Panama City Family News
Erwin of Panama City announces the arrival of a baby girl Tuesday. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Shope of 415 North Earl Street. Lt. and Mrs. James Henry Moore are in Harrisburg Pennsylvania with the Sth Infantry Division at Indian Town Gap. Other birth: May 31 daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Perry P. Payne of Pascagoula Mississippi. Maternal grandparents Mrs. R. Hendrix of Hope. Parental grandparents Mrs. J. J. Payner of Patmos.
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Pascagoula
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Hope
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Patmos
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List Heavy
The record lists multiple admissions and discharges across Texas towns including Texarkana Abilene Hope and Moorhead. Names such as Elzy Rogers Pauline Stewart Cloyce Williams Josephine Coyington W. C. Veger Lyte Harrie W. Ellen G D Eldridge Peggy Ann Martin Mrs Grady Williams and Nua Ruth Young appear in the admissions and discharges with various locales and patients.
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Texarkana
Pauline Stewart
Abilene
Texas
Cloyce Faye ‘Williams
Emmet
Josephine Coyington
Hope
Dave Knott
Belly McCulley
Hedrick ‘Turner
Leroy Cameron
Julia Chester
W. C. Veger
Lyte Harrie
W. W. Ellen
G. D. Eldridge
W. BR. Pinkerton
Ragston
Peggy Ann Martin
Patmos
Grady W.hams
Nua Ruth Young
Hans L. Nielson
Blevins
Sue the girl who loves life and sports more than boys
Dorothy Dix counsels Janet and readers on teen dating and friendship. Sue 15 enjoys school, baseball, building models with her brother, and helps her mother, choosing contentment over seeking male attention.
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Purchasing Law Meets Opposition
A fragmented June report from Little Rock outlines opposition to a purchasing law. Officials and administration figures clash over provisions and funding. The piece hints at political maneuvering and ongoing debate without finalized details.
Florida approves new election law for fair campaigns
Tallahassee officials report a signed act limiting campaign contributions to 1000 dollars per donor, requiring periodic disclosure and treasurer oversight. Governors and U.S. senators must file weekly expense reports during campaigns, while other candidates submit monthly reports. The measure cites past funding bursts and aims to curb large sums from wealthy interests.
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Papagos Exit in Greece Causes Uncertainty and Debate
In Athens King Paul opposed recalling Field Marshal Papagos as Greece’s armed forces chief while Prime Minister Sophocles Venizelos indicated a 30 to 50 percent chance of his return. Informants said the king’s stance hardened after Papagos resigned, despite American support for his reinstatement.
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Contempt Citation Sought in Divorce Case Stirring LA Court
In Los Angeles June a actress Jaminerus lawyers seek contempt against Crooner Dick Liymes for missing yesterday deposition. Miss Deo, former wife, sues for 43890 claiming he promised to pay state and federal taxes under a divorce property agreement.
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Mediation Efforts Falter Between King and Papagos
Dist Wuerrifting and U.S. Ambassador John FP Pears work to calm a royal crisis after a split with the king's courtiers. Officials offered early celebrations then rejected the mediation, while Heemmer Venigeloa-sant relays thanks for devotion.
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Federal control debate over oil lands and tidewaters
Cabinet officials Attorney General, Interior Secretary and a Senate committee discuss legislation to grant the federal government temporary, then potentially permanent, control of oil producing lands and uncalled tidelands. They favor state transfer only after a permanent settlement.
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Arkansan to Head Kentucky College Appointment
Frankfort Kentucky December 1900 Charles R Shainsot a former Arkansas college professor will take over as dean the new position at George Peabody College in Nashville after two years there State Superintendent Boswell Hodgkin announced the appointment will occur next August, marking a major shift in leadership for the institution.
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Naqahville
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