Social and Personal Wiraday and Garden Club notes
Social items describe the Fidelis Sunday School class gathering at First Methodist with a listed hostess group, upcoming Azalea and Lilac Garden Club activities, and meetings at Mrs. Casey's home. The report lists members, guests, travel, and local social engagements, including visits by several families and faculty. A Naval commendation highlights Seaman Harald Q. Brooks for preventing the USS Cacapon from grounding in the Gulf of Suez.
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Wiraday
Fidelis
First Methodist Church
Beryl Henry
Edward Agslin
Ruby Atchley
Dexterley
Paul Bain
Don Broach
Syvelle Burke
S. Jim Cole
Joe Cling- A
Gro Transportation Call
Lilac Garden Club
Casey
Pat Casey
South Main Street
Bateotmn Porterfield
C. Citton
St. Patricks Way
Northey Jones
Harald Q. Brooks
J. Ts. Brooks
Graybill Drive
Tucson
Blevins
Ark
Gulf of Suez
Harald Brooks
Watch
Cacapon
Brooks
Hospital Notes Discharges List Many Residents
Discharged patients include Josephine Discharged Mrs H L Byrom Hope Julia Chester Agroltted Urey Campbell Rt 4 Trepe Mrs A L Hargis Hope Mary Alice Wray Hope Miss Lola Powell Rt 1 Patmos Mrs Charlies West Hop Sid Bundy Benton Mrs B W Crank Rt 2 Lewisville Roxie Jane Sulton Hope
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Julia’ Chester
Urey Campbell
Trepe
A. L. Hargis
Hope
Mary Alice Wray
Lola Powell
Patmos
Charlies West
Hop
Sid Bundy
Benton
B. W. Crank
Lewisville
Roxie Jane Sulton
Final Rites for Mrs Norris Held on Thursday
Funeral services for Bettie Sutton Norris aged 7 died Tuesday night at her home near Hope. Services were to be held at Holly Grove Church with survivors including husband I and seven children Louis Sutton Fred Sutton Homer Cobb Mrs Homer Cobb R J L Webb and C S Cook of Hope and Enoch Worthy and John Shapley of near Hope and sister Watt W White of Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Sutton Norris
Hope
Holly Grove
Louis Sutton
Fred Sutton
Marshall
Texas
Homer Cobb
R. Jl. Webb
C. S. Cook
Enoch Worthy
John Shapley
Near Hope
Sinter
Watt W. White
Prescott
The Doctor Explains Hookworm Disease Origins And Prevention
For centuries hookworm disease known by many names is now linked to two parasite species. Eggs pass in feces and contaminate soil in unsanitary regions. Infection causes energy loss, anemia, and paleness. prevention focuses on sanitation, sewage disposal, and wearing shoes.
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Pacific Islands
Run or Die in a Gas Scandal Mystery
Ann confronts Rush over a gas incident linked to Tommy’s death as he questions her memory and accuses her of self repeated danger from a sedative. He urges her to accept an accidental conclusion while hinting at hidden tensions and a murder investigation.
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Rush
Sam Blanding
Cheyennne
Sam
Eague
Wyoming
Ann
Laurie
Gay
Tommy
Damage Rats Threat To Humans In The United States
The piece warns rats cause extremely high damage in number and cost, with about two dollars per rat yearly. It cites Mary Dixon noting rats spread diseases such as ratbite fever, amebic dysentery, rat tapeworm, ringworm, spotted fever, and typhus, with transmission from rat to rat and rat to man. It lists animals like cats dogs sheep and others as carriers and notes about a thousand human cases annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mary Dixon
Lagent
Rocky Mountain
Proper preparation and hookworm treatment notes
The passage discusses preventing hookworm on Pacific islands and treatment options, noting the drugs are powerful and must be used carefully. It adds that in clean areas with proper sewage and shoes, hookworm is less of a problem. It also mentions excessive underarm sweating and advises anti sweating preparations from drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Islands
Truman Dubs Wallace a Communist in Speech at Astor Hotel
President Truman sharply condemned Henry Wallace as an agent of Communism, saying he would not accept Wallace's support even if it cost him the election. The remark came at St Patrick’s dinner for Sir St Patrick at the Hotel Astor before 2,700 attendees, eliciting thunderous applause as he attacked what he called insidious propaganda. Wallace planned to respond on air later that night via the American Broadcasting Company network.
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New York
Truman
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Udo
Henry Walace
Sir St. Patrick
Hotel Astor
Haining
American Broadcasting Company
Walace
Harry Truman
United States
Pacific
Miss Dixon
Angelina
Tristevel
Iever
Bridge Crash Echoes of Regret In Quiet Confrontation
Ann and Luke recall a fatal bridge incident as a shared near miss weighs on them. Luke admits self blame for stirring thoughts of danger and questions if fate spared one another, while she hints at lingering guilt from their past. To be continued.
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Luke
Ann
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