Hope Chapter 328 OES Meeting And Wedding News
The Hope Chapter 328 OES holds its regular meeting on March 20 at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Hall. The Fidelis Sunday School class postpones its March 24 party due to flu. Abram Blanchard wed Charles Blanchard in Hawthorne Nevada with Rev Vander Poleg officiating.
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Hope Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Fidelis
First Methodist Church
Beryl Henry
Abram-Blanchard
Leota Marie Abram
Charles Donald Blanchard
First Baptist Church
Hawthorne
Nevada
C. Vander Poleg
W. O Woodiel
Alice Woodiel
Leo Smith
Iva Williams
Points
California
Bobbitt
Blanchard
Hope
Local Social Notes Highlight NYC and Memphis Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Triebler of New York City were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Broyles. Mrs. W. Q. Warrei is visiting daughter Mrs. A. R. Yarbrough and family in Memphis Tennessee.
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Alvin Triebler
New York City
N. Y
J. C. Broyles
W. Q. Warrei
A. R. Yarbrough
Mr. Yarbrough
Memphis
Tennesse
Nelson Seeks Quick Adjournment With Corn Plant Desk Display
Iowa state representative Harold Nelson of Sioux City proposes speedy adjournment by showing a cigar box of earth on his desk in the House chamber. He notes visible sprouts of corn wheat and oats and predicts farmer members will grow restless and push for a home vote when corn rises a few inches.
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Arthy
Des Moines
Harold Nelson
Iowa
Sioux City
Nelson
Top Radio Programs of the Day
New York radios note Crosby makes Hooper list at 12th with 21.7 percent while Bob Hope leads at 30.7 and Fibber and Molly at 29.9. Fred Allen rises to third, Jack Benny slips to fourth, with McCarthy and Red Skelton following. Evening schedules feature Burns and Allen, Abbott and Costello, Cantor, Story of Music, and various network lineups across NBC CBS and ABC.
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New York
Bing Crosby
ABC
Bob Hope
Fibber
Molly
Fred Allen
Jack Benny
Charley McCarthy
Red Skelton
NBC
Burns and Ailen
Abbott and Costello
Eddie Cantor
CBS
Claude Raines
Dick Haymes
Finnegan
Lum
Abner
Earl Godwin
Mark Warnew
Antonini
State Teachers Club Formed to Back Grid Team Conway
A bear backers club to aid Arkansas State Teachers athletics was organized in Conway with about 40 business and professional men. Dr. Ed Dunaway elected president, Richard A. Pence vice president, Thomas G. Wilson secretary treasurer. Local goal set at 5000 dollars to support teachers football teams. Algin Whitten of Marianna said similar clubs are planned statewide by the teachers Alumni Association.
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Conway
Arkansas State Teachers
Ed Dunaway
Richard A. Pence
Thomas G. Wilson
Algin Whitten
Marianna
Teachers Alumni Association
Japanese Filibuster in Diet Ends Vote on Electoral Districts
Social Democrats in the Diet oppose a government plan to increase electoral districts and vow to speak through the night to block a vote in Tokyo. The event is described as an unfinished deliberation in Japanese practice.
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Tokyo
Diet
Extension of Export War Rules Asked
President Truman asked Congress to extend wartime export controls one year beyond the June 30 expiration. The White House transmitted the request as Truman returns from Florida. He urged rapid action to stabilize business and food export programs and pledged removal of restrictions as supply meets demand. He noted controls have fallen from over 3,000 items to about 500.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
Florida
United States
Everybody's Crazy Junior Class Play Selected
Jay Tobias's three act comedy Everybody's Crazy was chosen as the junior play announced by Mrs. Lawrence Martin. Rehearsals began March 18 with performances on April 18 including matinee and evening shows. The cast features David Newbern Lloyd Thrash Sidney Stanford Kat Harley Patsy McPherson Jo Ann Card Effie Hyatt L D Springer Barlouise Thornton Jimmy Yancey Jo Rene Evans Billy Ray Seale Lawrence Albritton and Dora Lou Franks.
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Jay Tobias
Lawrence Martin
David Newbern
Lioyd Thrash
Sidney Stanford
Kat Harley Patsy McPherson
Jo Ann Card
Effie Hyatt
L. D. Springer
Barlouise
Guthridge and Gordon Named Co chairs of Arkansas Dinner
Governor Laney announced Amis Guthridge a Little Rock furniture dealer and Lt. Governor Gordon as co chairmen of the 1947 Arkansas Jefferson Day dinner committee. The event will be held at the Hotel Marion April 5 with proceeds beyond expenses supporting Democratic campaigns.
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Little Rock
Laney
Amis Guthridge
Nathan Gordon
Hotel Marion
Dorothy Dix Missives on Letters as Domestic Peace
Dorothy Dix argues couples should settle disputes by writing letters rather than speaking in anger. She claims epistolary dialogue reduces heated exchanges, prevents lost reasoning, and fosters calm, clear argument leading to fewer quarrels and divorces.
Aged Mineral Springs Woman Dies at 69
Mrs. W. T O'Dell, aged 69, died at her Mineral Springs home last Saturday after a brief cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services were held at the First Methodist church with Rev. W. O Lewis and Rev. M. H. Peees presiding. Survived by husband, three children Robin and Ted O'Dell of Mineral Springs and Mrs. Nell Carrigan of Hooks, Texas, two grandchildren Jerry Bob and Pat O'Dell, two brothers C. J. Click of Winthrop and W. A. Click of Mineral Springs, and one sister Mrs. John Illard of Mineral Springs.
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W. T O'Dell
Mineral Springs
First Methodist Church
W. O Lewis
M. H. Peees
Robin
Ted O'Dell
Nell Carrigan
Hooks
Texas
Jerry Bob
Pat O'Dell
C. J. Click
Winthrop
W. A. Click
John Illard
UN May Use Philippine Bases in War Emergency
The United States and the Philippines signed a 99 year mutual assistance pact enabling United Nations access to Philippine military bases in a world emergency. The bases would be placed at the disposal of the U N Security Council if needed, subject to mutual agreement between Washington and Manila.
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Washington
State Department
United Nations
Manila
United States
U. S
U. N. Security Council
United Sates
Philippines
Security Council
Bearden Buried in Hot Springs Funeral Rites
Funeral services for Olin Bearden 38 died at his Hot Springs home were held yesterday. He was brother to Jim Barto and Hugh Bearden of Hope. He is survived by his mother Mrs Beulah Bearden two sons and two daughters all of Hot Springs. Attending included Mr and Mrs J E Bearden Leonard and Henry Gray Bearden Mr and Mrs W S Stroud of Hope Vernon Messer of Washington and Mrs Johnnie Peters of Texarkana.
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Olin Bearden
Hot Springs
Jim. Barto
Hugh Bearden
Hope
Beulah Bearden
J. E. Bearden
Leonard
Henry Gray Bearden
W. S. Stroud
Vernon Messer
Washington
Johnnie Peters
Texarkana
Letter to Save Domestic Harmony in Marriage Rights
A humorous note praises the power of a well timed letter to ease spats over money and independence. It suggests Mary Jane write husband Sally and John are grown and deserve outing rights, but advises cooling the missive for 2¢ hours before destroying it.
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Mary Jane
Sally
John
Adoption Petition In Hempstead County Probate Court
Notice to Frank Atkins last known address General Delivery Albuquerque New Mexico. On the 1th day of January a petition by Charles J Willard in Hempstead County Arkansas Probate Court seeks adoption of Gerald Frank Atkins, a minor. If no appearance within twenty days proves the case, petition may be confessed and decree entered. Robert C Turner Probate Clerk. Arthur C Anderson Deputy Clerk. March 20.
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Frank Atkins
Albuqucrave
New Mexico
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Gerald Frank Atkins
ROBERT C_ TURNER
Arthur C. Anderson
D. C. Maren
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