Society Calendar for March 17 to 29 in Brookwood area
Community groups schedule meetings from March 17 to March 29. Brookwood Brownie Troop No 2 meets March 17. American Legion Auxiliary March 18. Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW elects officers. Beacon Sunday School class meets March 18. Fidelis and PY Council events March 19. Patmos PA and Paisley Brownie Troop sessions. Paisley meeting after school. Rosston PTA hosts Nevada County PTA School of Information March 29 with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Denyer Dickinson
Jeff Millican
Rosston
PTA
Nevada County
PTA School of Information
Lilac Garden Club Meeting Postponed to March 26
The Lilac Garden Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday March 19 is postponed to March 26 due to the Spring Flower Show. Brownie Troop of Garland School led by Mrs M J Dillard and Mrs J W Franks rescheduled their meeting. Margaret Ann Archer hosted Melody Maids at her East Third Street home with Toni Thompson presiding.
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Paisley
Lite
Lilac Garden Cie
Brownie
Garland School
M. J. Dillard
J. W. Franks
Margaret Ann Archer
Melody Maids
East Third St
Toni Thompson
Dean
the Hope High School
Barbara Guthrie
Carolyn
E. L. Archer, Jr
Coming and Going Mrs L Thomas and Son
Lindsey McFadden of Fort Worth spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs Ross Gillespie and Mr and Mrs Basil Rider and Weaver Collins. Doyett motored to Hot Springs Sunday. Ben Wilson and June and Kenyle Atkins and Helen spent Sunday at Narrows Dam. Stuart Spraggins was Sunday guest of his parents. Tawanha Ann Geren Jo Ann Shields and Wilma Coleman attending nurses school in Little Rock spent the weekend with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Thomas and
Lindsey McFadden
Fort Worth, Texas
Ross R. Gillespie
Basil Rider
Weaver Collins
Doyett
Hot Springs
Ben Wilson
June
Kenyle Atkins
Helen
Narrows Dam
Stuart Spraggins
Mrs. C. C. Spraggins
Tawanha Ann Geren
Jo Ann Shields
Wilma Coleman
Nurses School
Little Rock
O. Green
H. A. Shields
C. Coleman
Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club Meets
The Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club met on March 12 at Mrs. W H Light's home with twelve members and one new member Mrs Paul Lamb. Mrs Ella Board demonstrated ironing a shirt in four and a half minutes and a simple method for making a bead. Vice president chaired due to the president’s absence. the group planned an all day quilting with potluck March 13 with proceeds to the club treasury. Mrs L C Huckabee received a surprise package and an auction of donated articles raised six dollars. Mrs L A Davis gave each member a handmade apron. Mrs Tom Drake of Patmos attended as visitor. Refreshments were served.
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W. WH. Light
Liberty Hill
Clo
Marely
Ella Board
Paul Lamb
W. H. Light
Chi
Parrie Rackabee
Club
L. C. Huckabee
L. A. Davis
Tom Drake
Patmos
Hospital Notes and Admitted Discharged List
Hospital notes show admissions including Mrs J D Grant in Hope and Mrs Ralph Routan in Hope. Discharges include Mrs Nina Brooks in Fulton and Mrs R M Briant in Hope. Josephine admits Mrs Willie Gilbert in Fulton and other patients listed with Hope and nearby towns. Arrival announced as a son on March 17, 1952 for the couple Mr and Mrs A W Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch
J. D. Grant
Hope
Ralph Routan
Nina Brooks
Fulton
R. M. Briant
M. E. Edington
Little Rock
Josephine Admitted
Willie Gilbert
Morris Powell
Patros
Gary Don Morehead
Reviston
H. W. West
Mary Bright
Quinton Cox
R. H. Barr
A. W. Slevens
Ozan
Waymond Taylor
Bert Clayton
A. W. Stevens
Son of Erin in Tribute to St Patrick
United Press reports across the nation mark St Patrick’s Day with parades and celebrations. Notables include Maureen O’Hara in Hollywood receiving an Irish screen award and Jim Barry becoming mayor for a day in Waterbury. Major events in Cleveland Washington Atlanta San Francisco Newark reflect strong Irish pride with crowds and civic festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Sons of Erin
St. Patrick
New York
Fifth Avenue
Dublin
O'Connell Street
Clinton
Mass
John J. Fitzgerald
Washington
John J. Hearne
Trish
U. S
Society of Friendly Sons of St Patrick
Joseph €. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Hibernians
Atlanta
Peachtreetreet
Decatur
DeKalb County
Mike Lynch
San Franciscans
Market Street
John J. Mitty
St. Mary's Cathedral
Newark
N. J
Blonde Shootings Alienate Philadelphia Politicians
Two old political foes clashed over a mystery shooting in a Midtown Philadelphia hotel lobby. William F. Meade, 47, and Virginia Carroll, 33, were central figures with competing accounts. Police and prosecutors weighed who fired, while no arrests were made.
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Philadelphia
Wiliam F. Meade
Democratic Dist. Atty
Richardson Dilworth
Meade
Virginia Carrell
Minerva
John T. Murphy
Murphy
Miss Carroll
Dilworth
D. A
Oftlice
Atty
John Gary
Wrong Choice Dear Miss Dix on Love and Money
Dorothy Dix counsels a worried mother about a 22 year old daughter engaged to a 40 year old bachelor and the risks of chronic stinginess. advises stepping back, avoiding financial aid, and letting time reveal the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Jove
Lotherio
Conalder
Fightwad
Used Car King Disappears Sought by FBI
St Louis March 17 A former used car magnate Knateer Knetzer who built a "new used" car business in Illinois and faced a $4 800 000 debt vanished from a hotel while attempting to raise $80 000 to free himself from a contempt sentence His escape led Judge Charles Briggie to note the departure as similar to breaking ball FBI agents issued a search for Knetzer who had previously been allowed to leave jail eight times for fundraising efforts and was last seen amid a plan to post bail in a court custody case
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St. Loui
Robort Ty ‘Knateer
Illinois
FBI
Knotear
Xnotegr
Willian Gitin
Garrett Philips
Knetzer
Charles G. Briggie
Briggie
Strike Closes Dixie Cup Plant in Fort Smith
About 80 workers at the Dixie Cup Company plant in Fort Smith went on strike for better conditions. The plant shut down at 1 am, with limited operations overnight. Plant manager Neil Kingsnorth said the facility would reopen as usual this morning. About 25 members of the local union AFL Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers 686 are employed at the plant.
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Ft. Smith
Méroh
Ges
Dixie Cup Company
Neil Kingsnorth
Stetklig Dnton
Ineal
AFL
Clearge Moore
Delivery Disaster Leads to Bankruptcy Filing
Court records show Knother facing roughly $2,000,000 in debts after deliveries faltered. Customers faced missing orders and refunds as open payments lagged, triggering bankruptcy proceedings and a shattered business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dativar
Kpperrad
Ita
Knother
Ered
Fragmentary OCR item on transit line status and schedule
A partial OCR note mentions a bus or rail line disruption with unclear names and a reference to time range. It reads as stray fragments about boards, routes, and a timetable but lacks complete details or sources to identify the line or location.
Arti vatorans and Geni 0 Haske clash in 2007
In 2007 Arti vatorans confront the Orfarii with the Geni 0 Haske title amid a contested exchange. The fragment hints at a dispute over leadership and identity within a fictional framework. Further context is unclear in the text.
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Orfarii
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Brookwood Brownie ‘Troop No
Graydon Anthony Barage
American Legion Auxiliary
Dale Wilson
North Hervey
Charles Bryan
Clyde Coffee
Ts. E. P. O'Neal
Beacon
First Baptist Church
East
M. 1 Dillard
Fidelis
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Melody
Ray Milland
Rene Tierney
Saenger
David
Goliath
Son
Erin
Witkin
St. John, the Evangelist Church
Heinz Freund
Berlin
K. C
Kungas City
Norman Rockwell
Missouri City
Shy
Kanede City
J. C. Hall
Dorothy DIX
Brendan
Miss Dix Rye
Ted
Dixie Cup
Anita
FF Rout
Hind
St.Joseph Ideae Aly
Goundelon
Sain Oealta
Avlune Howmywood
Imemred
Adda
Mapis
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