Whitman and Smith ghostly debut at Shirt Sleeve Malice
Calendar entries note the first Shirt Sleeve Malice of the season at the Country Club from 8 30 to 12 00 with Mr and Mrs E J Whitman and Mr and Mrs J W Smith listed as ghosts A June 49 Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW meets at the hut on Tuesday at 7 30 p m Teaching and reviews feature Sara Jenkins Brand a few Parson Mrs Dencer Pickinson and Mr and Mrs Jack Meek among others Father's Day weekend visits from Mr and Mrs K G McRae Junior Choir of the First Ugt Church meets for practice at 10 00 a m Meaty Rains Lewis hosts a dance Melody Malds Friday In the afternoon President Gianne Graves presides over a short business session followed by a program including Brahms Waltz in A Flat Piano duet Venetian Love Song Dancing Doll and other numbers during social hour hosted by Mrs Lew is and daughter with Mrs B C Hyatt sponsoring
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Whitman
J. W. Smith
Dencer ‘Pickinson
Sara Jenkins
Meaty Rains Lewis
Dane Melody Malds
Gianne Graves
Mary Ruins Lewis
Ginanne Graves
Janet McKenzie
Carolyn Lewaljen
B. C. Hyatt
Club Sponsar
Paddy Davis Celebrated On Fifth Birthday Party
Mrs. David Davis hosted a birthday party at Pair Park for her granddaughter Paddy Davis Jr. She turned five as twenty eight young guests enjoyed games balloons caps and a large five candle cake with ice cream at day’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Davis
Pair Park
Paddy
D. P. Davis Jr
Mrs. Ralph Routon Ill at Branch Hospital
Personal Mention notes that Mrs. Ralph Routon is a patient at Branch Hospital, a fact reported without embellishment and in a neutral tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Routon
Branch Hospital
Names of relatives and friends in Hope area travel notes
A long list reports many residents visiting relatives or returning from trips. Encampment at Young Peoples P Y F Camp Fern Cliff near Little Rock is noted along with weekend visits to Osceola Mount Pleasant and Dallas. Several families in Hope and nearby towns are mentioned visiting or hosting relatives in Louisiana Texas and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Barr
Nancy Hayes
Charlotte Tarpley
Sandra Robins
David McKenzie
Tom Ed Hayes
Jhimmle Branch
Young Peoples P. Y. F
Fern ClUff
Little Rock
Nell Oliver
Hope
Earl Lynn Nance
Mount Pleasant
Texas
Petain Sentence Reduced to Hospital Confinement
Paris reports President Vincent Avriol commuted Marshal Henri Petain's life term to permanent confinement in a military hospital. Petain, ill and bedridden, may remain at the fortress prison as authorities decide administration of the fortress and medical service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vincent Avriol
Henri’ Philippe Petain
Petain
le B'Veu
Prande
Verdun
Treasuny
Viehs
Wynne
DeGaullists Strongest French Party After First Balloting
Partial French election results show De Gaullist party leading with 407 assembly seats and 3,197,598 votes out of 15,000,900 counted. Communists trail in votes but hold 9 seats, while Socialists and MRPs also win deputies as centrist and left-wing coalitions form. Independent groups and the Peasant party total around 100 seats at three-quarter tally. Rene Pleven’s Radical-Socialists and other wings hold several seats in a fragmented landscape.
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Pacis
Jone
Gel
Charles de Gilles
France
Lac Hy
Gyu
de Gaulle
PFT
Tirmffieia
Red Party
Center
Coailion
de Goulists
Communists
de Gaullists
Socialists
MRP
Popular Republicans
Left Teyrablicans
Raadical-Socialist Party
Democratic Union
Rene Pleven
Pleven
Miss Truman En Route to Paris for European Visit
Margaret Truman left Luxembourg by car for Paris to begin her first look at the French capital and spend about a week there. Her schedule includes time for shopping before continuing to Italy to finish her European tour with Mrs. Perle Mesta, Ethel Gdum, and Mrs. Frank Wright.
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Luxembourg
Margaret Truman
Paris
France
Italy
Sear Miss Dix on teen crush and secret marriage
Dorothy Dix advises a high school girl torn between a teacher twice her age. She cautions against secret marriage, urges waiting until legal adulthood, and recommends parental involvement, socializing with peers, and avoiding exploitation by protectively scrutinizing the teacher. The column notes such crushes fade and emphasize growing up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sear
Miss Dix
Alde Nover
Court Docket Report of Forfeited Bonds and Violations
Court docket lists numerous defendants with forfeited cash bonds for offenses including disturbing worship, drunken driving, speeding, and public disturbances. Several names appear such as Charlen Groves, Raymond Woods, Wille Taylor, Joss Atkins, and Prentis Bowles. Bond amounts range from 1 to 60 dollars, with mentions of licenses and drunken behavior in the docket.
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Sunte
Manfatattin
Enue
Hitty Drys Ing
Jalfa Charlen Groves
Ngauiatt Ha Bintillery
Willam Welker
Roosevelt
Érson
Edgar Willems
Disturbing Beate
Joc. Housins
Prentis Bowles
Hex Davis
Raymond Woods
Wille Taylor
RK. B. Wilburn
M. B. Hogue
Augustun Phillips
James V. Pappna
Hagirdous
Jidle Sibiay
Farris Jackson
Garland Grant
Walter Burton
Joss Atkina
Doro Kay Booker
Joane Young
Augusta Seamon
W. 1. Measor
Cyde Enat
Ty Jul
Aaron Weahlogisn
Aaron Weahlogisn, “H. T. Tddes
Ed Morrison
Qveriond
David Blornin
Tuther. Saunders
Bemting Oo Beard Bil
Dlamisaed Ae Raent
Cols
Bill Pid
Teen Age Dope Habit Emerges In U S Cities
New York June 1 An epidemic of teen age narcotics addiction is rising nationwide. Public health officials cite New York City as a focal point with an estimated one hundred million dollars in dope sales annually. A three day American Legion narcotics crisis conference ends today with Dr. Victor H. Vogel noting sharp growth in teen age addiction and sixty two youths admitted to federal hospitals in recent years.
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New York
Public Health
New York City
American Legion
Nove
Lovtington
Vogot
Yar
Lexington Hospital
Manhattan
Irving Sloniin
Legion
Alegil Dupo Aulea
Engagement Versus Family Demands in Dororthy Dix Column
A reader questions whether to marry a man with two children or end the engagement. Dorothy Dix argues a jealous future wife would demand the children be given up, and stresses the groom’s duty to his children and family. The piece cautions against marrying into a ready made family with a much older partner and urges listening to family advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biel
Bill
Elehar
Dorothy Dix
wAngwer
Fragmentary Kentucky obituary and drug scene notes
A garbled Kentucky obituary fragment from Lovtington hints at death in 1048 and mentions sundry figures about substances and hospital trends. The text references Lexington hospital admissions and drug use, with scattered names and numbers, but remains largely indecipherable and inconclusive.
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Unable to extract a coherent news item from the provided text fragment. No clear people, places, dates, or events are discernible to summarize into a meaningful headline and summary.
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Scotia
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Gib Lewis
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Robert Singleton
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L. M. Lite
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Mrs. Lloyd Coop
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Mary Beck Abraham
Kennet
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Lucien Abraham, Jr
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Houston
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Peabody’ College For Teachers
Nashville, Tenn
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Sally Hardegree
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Lou Nell Cox
Harry Jones
Bob
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Frst
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
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Thames
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Weacher
War
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Frankfurt
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Hollywood Astrass
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Andi Sonal Math
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