Local clubs and notices mark May meetings and engagements
Readers learn of upcoming May club meetings at Camelia Garden Club and church groups, with dates in early May. Engagements are announced for Dorothea Faye Mullins to James Houghtans Burke, and a wedding planned for late May. Community improves with hostesses, honors, and a servant luncheon.
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Mey
Camelia Garden Club
Root
Mra
Dexter Hatley
Dorothe Paya Mullins
Wad Jarhes Hugnidad Burke
Mullins
Ane fHrourier
Dorotha Faye
James Houghtansl Burke
H. Hurke
Buckner
Ark
Statter
Mise Mulling
Hope High School
Rupke UN
Buckner High School
Visits and Guests Across Texas and Arkansas Events
Mr and Mrs Wilford Berry of San Antonio Texas travel to visit Mr Berry’s parents as house guests Friday. Dekalb Texas residents Coy Koard and Lalla Pickard with daughter Cathy join local social circles. Arkansas Federation of Guide Clubs holds its annual convention May 1 2 at Muck Anvil with multiple members listed among attendees.
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Mra Wilford Berry
Ann Antonio
Texas
Mr. Berry
Mr. and
Meg, Noy Beery
Ier Minella
Mra
Silet
Arkanana Federation of Guede Clubs
Bite Muck Anvil Ad
Mombace
Hope
Allan Igs
Mek
Bo Rettly
Ox Wingitala
Clive Pranks
Lueck
8. Johnson
P. Dallesan
Num Dp
Lex Holme Netfee
Local residents attend Hat Hevun and plan to work with US Engineers
In an afternoon gathering at Hat Hevun, Mrs. Floyd, Mrs. Hider, Mrs. Jowntt, Mrs. Prank Hider, and others were present. Patin Anderson of Route 1 Hope plans to join the United States in Green, land for employment with US Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Floyd
Robert Hider
A. T. Jowntt
Sra
Prank Hider
B. F. Johnwen
Mra
HB. Law
Patin Anderson
Route 1
Hope
Haa Joly
United States
Green
Hospital Notes Notes On New Arrivals And Discharges
An itemized hospital note records multiple patient movements and arrivals. Names include Julia Chester and Gloria Dean McKamish among others with recent discharges and new births noted for Sandra Kay and a son born May 3. Mr and Mrs Harold M Stephens announce a moving in and extended family entries appear throughout.
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Julia Chester
al Niiteat
Gloria Dean McKamis
Buckner
Mra
den Roene
Kipe
Barney Starkey
Hope
Virtinka Dogon
B. Murphy Impe
C. L. Fought
Fraok McCullough
J. Dorman
Mirimet
J. Ot. Porkina
Emmet
J. M. Stuart
Blevins
Ervin Martelock
Don Graves
Blayina
Harold M
Stephens
Mark
Barney Starkey Jr
Club meeting and community notices at Hopawell TD Ghib
Local club session led by Mrs Hadnett with prayers and songs. Members discussed preservation efforts, youth and home safety, and planned a new club house site as 17 members and one guest attended. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set at Mrs Odell Lek’s home. Girls lured to China report highlights ongoing Chinese communist influence and parental intervention limits.
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Q. B
Porte
Mes
Hadnett
Lepork
Cor Tyrdt
le Doraneln
Eelt Witte
Ota
Ted
Mra
Dnek
Toytor
Deas
Howe
Myra
Neuville
Gavin
Beayden
Ernest Cobb
Caftun Dueth
Odell Luck Mex
Fred Hunt
Cieytey
Wea
Meyer Scan
Clit
Lloyd Collier
Odell Lek
Cotton scandal named in Senate committee hearing
Clive D. Walker testified before the committee about a mulitmillion dollar cotton scheme and a secret body used to gain inside information from Egypt. Mansour, an Egyptian associate, allegedly moved hundreds of thousands in cotton deals. Walker admitted some actions were improper and could be suspended by Secretary Brannan pending Justice Department review. Harold Mesiboy testified that Walker and his wife sent coded cables to Mansour, revealing details of the Egyptian cotton dealing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teria
al Osie
Clavie D. Walker
Amultermilione
Foudly Mansour
Walker
Walker Tiuly
Mrnsour
Egypt
Mansour
Manaour
Violent Death Toll Reaches Ten In Week
An Arkansas week ends with ten violent deaths. Myeareckt Rel die Lee Ickgen, a Helena resident, drowned in the Mississippi River while swimming with companions. In Jefferson County, Witton BR Goodnight died at home after a head injury from a fight. An accident near Moscow claimed Jesse James Dake and injured Mckinley Jones.
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Associated Press
Myeareckt
Reldie Lee Ickgen
Helena
Mississippi
Goodnight
Yeaterfing
Pine Bhiuff
Sans Bradley
Goodall
Dade and
MckKinley Jones
Aho
Gould
U.S
Million New Homes Seen for 1952
Federal Mortgage Administration Commissioner Franklin D. Richards told a regional mortgage clinic that 40,000 housing units were charted in each of the first three months of 1952 and mortgage money remains tight yet similar to last year. He expressed optimism that 1952 will be a good year for home financing, despite industry gloom.
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Los Angeles
Aner Waly
Mother Rilmn
Franklin D. Rehards
Mortgage Hankers Association of America
Richards
Tonin
Tax revenue outlook muddled as tax receipts dip
New York May 3 The tax collector faces a worry over treasury intake as business earnings slip and corporate taxes weaken while individual incomes stay high. Treasury aims for 62 5 billion in taxes this year but March receipts for business and individuals fell short against projections.
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Dawson New York
U.S
Treasury
Snyder
National City Bank of New York
Wita
Ems
Pattern of Communism Behind Jap Riots
May events in Tokyo triggered bloody anti American riots. American spokesmen and Gen Matthew Hideway described the violence as rooted in a classic Communist tactic. U S Ambassador Murphy said the unrest resembled Russian sparked violence seen in European cities. He narrowly escaped injury while assessing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japid
Matthew B. Hideway
U. SS
Robert D. Murphy
Prescott Presbyterian Choir Concert Highlighted Week
Community notes report the Southern State College Choir will perform Monday night at the High School Auditorium, May 5, as part of the Prescott Musical Coterie’s week. Admission is free. residents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern State Choir
Prescot
Southern State College
Prescott Musical Coterie
Hope
Reluctant Foster Mother Faces Family Strain
A widowed sister moral dilemma unfolds as a couple debate adopting the four year old nephew. The wife objects, citing stress and spoiled behavior, while a columnist advises against guardianship and urges acceptance in the family. The piece also includes letters about marriage finances and domestic harmony.
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