Society notes detail nuptial showers and club events
The column lists society happenings for Wednesday and Thursday including VFW and YVFW meetings at 8 p m, a Royal Sigma Phi sorority chapter business meeting at Mrs. Robert Walker’s home, a miscellaneous shower for Frances Vane Osbarman, and a luncheon at Bar Row hotel honoring Miss Kathryn Hatley. It also covers Virginia Magness’s miscellaneous shower at Trees Clubhouse, details of daisies and gifts, and a mission book review at First Baptist Church circle meeting with guests from Houston and Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Rota
Sigma Phi Sorority
Robert Walker
Edgewood
Ed Thrash
Miles Laha
Thelma Thrash
Main
Frances Vane Osbarmn
Jimmy
Hazzard
Kathryn Hatley
China
Hatley
John Hailey
Cora Staggs
Robert Reaves
Arkadelphia
E. P. Young
Alice Lile
George Frazder
Kate Bemis
Prescott
Dorothy Smith
el Paso
Texas
Mary Jane Gray
Tiffin
Ohio
K. Thomas
el Dorado
Martyn Moore
Little Rock
Virginia Magness
Emmet
Virginia Ann Magness
Jack Bell
Trees
Sam Pankey
Sam Townsend
Ramy Garland
Stott Ross
Jack Pankey
Sidney Allen
Wm. Thompson, Sr
C. B. Ward
Clifton Breed
Odie DeHan
Minnie Gilbert
Donald McMillan
Scott Ross
Circle Meet
Circle 5
WMS
First Bapist Church
Cecil Wyatt
Oakhaven
George Waddie
W. P. Single
Th Cle
Gus Haynes
Haynes
Ben Haynes
Houston
S. A. Flowers
Coming and Going Amid Seasonal House Guests and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Tillery host a house guest, Dewey Sanford from Dallas, Texas. Burton Yates arrives from Washington, D. C. for a three week vacation with his parents in Blevins. Yates plans a Portales stay and Cincinnati stop. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Kyler return from Fort Smith trip, with Alma E. Alexander joining them for the summer in Hope. Garland Palmer hosts weekend visitors J L Tate and C W Garrett from Little Rock. Pauline Tyner visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Tillery
Tillery
Dewey Sanford
Dallas
Texas
Burton Yates
Washington, D. C
Fred H. Yates
Blevins
Yates
Portales
N. M
Washington
Cincinnati
Ohio
H. O. Kyler
Fort Smith
Hope
Garland Palmer
J. L. Tate
C. W. Garrett
Little Rock
Narcotics Taken in Robbery in Russellville
Narcotics including morphine and cocaine valued about 600 dollars were stolen in a burglary of the Russellville drug store Sunday night. The building was entered through a side door after glass was broken with a rock. two cash registers and other items were not touched. Owner C.J. Wright said narcotics were removed from a padlocked drawer. Sheriff Guy Hickman and state police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville
Sinoe
Pope County
Guy Hickman
C.J. Wright
Georgia Race Issue Dominates Talmadge-Thompson Primary
Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge camps on segregation as his rallying cry in a Democratic primary against M. E. Thompson. The race centers on FEPC and civil rights debates, with congressional figures Walter George and John Wood also in contested primaries shaping the state’s political tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Barrett Avanta
Red- Gall
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Dixiers
Talmadge
M. E. Thompson
Congress
Walter George
Senate Finance Committee
John Wood
House un-American Activities Committee
Supreme Court
Frank Graham
Florida
George Smathers
Claude Pepper
Smathers
Pepper
FEPC
Federal Fair Employment Practices Commission
Truman
Nefroes
Talmade
Patent Organization
Thompson
Jealousy and marriage folly in a Dorothean exchange
A reader seeks guidance from Dorothy Dix on jealousy in love and a separated wife who won’t divorce, with Dix warning that jealousy ruins marriage and urging delayed vows. Another letter advises patience with a 17 year old’s suitor, cautioning against opposing a young romance and recommending waiting until age 20. A wife asks how to enforce a diet on a noncompliant husband, Dix replying you cannot force a grown man to eat healthily and sharing a tale of a husband’s resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Tam Xian
E. M
Dorothy Dix
Lat
Ule
Lsten
Coud
Invasion Reds Battle Near Seoul Airfield
North Korean invaders clashed with Yak fighters near Kimpo airfield as American planes protected evacuations from Seoul. Reports from Seoul claimed ground troops would join the action and a MacArthur Field HQ might be set up, though not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
Seoul
Kimpo
Republic
MacArthur
M. P. Echols
Uijonghu
O. H. P. King
Uijongbu
Service denial haunt of wartime espionage inquiry
Says service continued from page one, denying passing military secrets to Jaffe editor of a now defunct magazine. He spent hours before a committee, claiming he never wittingly shared sensitive material. The FBI recorded remarks in Jaffe’s hotel room in 1945, amid arrests in the Asia case and a probe into possession of government documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingly
Jaffe
Service
FBI
Albert C. Wedemeyer
China
State Department
Amerasia
New York
Ameragia Magazine
Damaging Storm Strikes Pennsylvania and Wisconsin
The Associated Press reports severe storms lasting yesterday evening caused extensive damage in northwestern Crawford County Pennsylvania with downed power lines and shattered gardens. Measurable destruction included nearly 2,000 greenhouse windows in Meadville. In Wisconsin, Onedin County residents faced winds up to 120 mph uprooting trees and damaging summer resort woods as they began recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Sail
Speech making part of State Department work
Washington June 87 Dean Acheson has served as secretary of state for about 18 months and delivered 20 major speeches. He averages better than one per month, with more planned, though historians note other secretaries produced more in similar spans. Acheson often writes drafts repeatedly and relies on Francis Russell’s office to select requests, then makes the final call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dean Cheson
Ike Acheson
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Cordell Hull
Hull
George C
Marshall
James P
Byrnes
Acheson
Hell
State Department
Office of Public Affairs
Francis Russell
Russell
Achseon
House A Attocke Washington on Veterans Legislation
The House overrides a presidential veto on a veterans bill by a 2 to 1 margin, urging new legislation granting veterans a $100 annual military service bonus. Senate action remains uncertain, with emphasis on Acheson’s Russia Korea policy and a careful final speech draft before delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Murray
Tenn
Poat
Senate
Russell
T. ‘Acheson
Russia
Tober
Spiitcheson
Iornia
Also Mentioned on This Page
VFW
YVFW
A. E. Magness
Dennis Bell
Delton
Patsy McPherson
Miss McPherson
Mack Thompson
Martha Jane , Steelman
Fordyce
W. V. Ellis
John Bryson
Sam V
Miss Lucille Bonds
Hudson Avery
Sanford D. Bonds
Lucille Bonds
D. A. Avery
Blevins High School
Rubye
School of Beauty
Avery
Prescott High School
Armed Forces
Abbott & Costello
Holden - Gray
Gary Cooper
York
Mrs
Pauline Tyner
Alan Webb
Kilgore, Texas
Nancy Hays
Nancy Shults
Fulton
Lindsey Cotton Thomas
Fort Worth
Ross Gilles
Pie
Jackie Breeding
Catherine McLaughlin
Knoxville
Miss Breeding
W. E. Jones
South Pine
M. A. Kreuter
Roger
Karen
Hattie Tyree
Kansas City
Oliver Mills
Charles Wylie
Clifford Cox
Julia Chester
T. O. Temple
H. E. Shirley
Baton Rouge
Josephine
Alford Hollis
Patmos
D.C. Robertson
Earl Hampion
W. F. Collins
Linda McRoy
W. M. Wilson
Joe Bobo
W. A. Henry
Walter Baber
Earl Hampton
D. C. Robertson
Emmett
Archie Harper
Lewisville
Ruth Lacey
Darrell Hart
Rosston
Jesse Reed
B. Ocean
Rt. 4
Ployd Smith
Judith Basin
Montana
Foster
Garbin
James A. Chambers
Memphis, Tenn
City
Little Ann Marie Williams
Chambers
P Wender
Tokyo
Bill Shinn
Se Kook Wan
Korean Pacific Press
Synyman Rhee
Shinn
Sol Kook Wan
Munsan
Tong du Chan
Pochan
State Dept
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