W S C S Circle 5 Meeting Moved and Band Auxiliary Event
Circle No 5 of the W S C S First Methodist changes meeting place to Mrs Bill Tom Bundy home with Mrs Delton Houston as associate hostess. Hope Band Auxiliary meets Monday at 8 pm in the Band Room at the High School. B members urged to attend. Margaret Phippin and J B Martin wed at five pm Saturday at Reverend Silvey's home in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 5
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Bill Tom Bundy
Delton Houston
Hope Band
C. A. Phippin
Margaret
J. B. Martin
Joe Martin
Spring Hill
SSS Tonic Promises Relief For Stomach Gas And Sleep
An advertisement asserts stomach gas and sour meals disrupt sleep and mood, claiming SSS Tonic increases gastric juice flow and aids nonorganic stomach disturbances. It touts improved appetite, strength, and blood nutrition, urging readers to buy from drug stores and noting millions of bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy People
Coming and Going in Hope and Texarkana Visit News
J. R. Williams of Little Rock visited Hope on Monday. Charles A. Armitage will depart Monday afternoon for a business trip to Little Rock. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hickman hosted Friday guests Scout Executive Oscar Cantwell and Gene Mullins of Texarkana.
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J. R. Williams
Little Rock
Hope
Charles A. Armitage
J. A. Hickman
Scout
Oscar Cantwell
Gene Mullins
Texarkana
Hope Ark Paratrooper Earns Wings in Japan
Pfc. William K. Ruggles son of Mr. and Mrs. W B Ruggles of Hope Ark recently completed the required jumps and earned his parachutist wings and diploma April 14 in Yamato Japan He entered the armed forces in 1946 at Little Rock Ark and trained at Fort Sam Houston Aberdeen Proving Ground and Seattle before being assigned to Sapporo Japan with the 11th Airborne Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K
Billy) Ruggles
W. B. Ruggles
Hope, Ark
11Th Airborne Division
Sapporo
Japan
Yamato
Armed Forces
Little Rock
Ark
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maryland
Seattle
Washington
Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club May Meeting
The Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. D M Kinsey's home with president Mrs Dale Hunt presiding. The group sang Love's Old Sweet Song and read Matthew chapter six. They discussed Home Demonstration Week and planned an ice cream supper at Mr and Mrs Elmer Anderson's home on Friday night May 9. A demonstration and stenciling by Mrs Joe Martin followed. The meeting closed with God Bless America as a prayer.
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Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club
D. M. Kinsey
Dale Hunt
Love
Matthew
Fant
Elmer Anderson
Joe Martin
America
Barton Fends Off Two Intruders In Philadelphia Wake
Harvey Barton Jr. fought off two intruders who grabbed Mrs Barton at the door about 1 30 a m neighbors turning on lights enabled the men to flee Barton returned inside and knocked them down as they rose. He later found his pajama drawstring had broken during the struggle.
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Philadelphia
Harvey Barton Jr
Barton
Bus hearing postponed for Dixie Greyhound Lines
The May 19 hearing on Dixie Greyhound Lines request to operate passenger and express service between Jonesboro and the Arkansas Missouri line has been indefinitely postponed by the Public Service Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Dixie Greyhoundines, Inc
Jonesboro
Public Service Commission
Stock Pond Project on J. D. Allen Farm Highlighted
A stock pond on the J. D. Allen farm in Piney Grove northeast of Hope illustrates modern farming in Hempstead County. Construction started last October under the Soil Conservation Service with about 1500 yards of dirt moved. Mr. Allen received $170 back through soil conservation payments and reports minimal feed purchases last year. Eight calves averaged over 75 dollars each. Charles and Billy Gene Allen showed three beef calves for 4-H demonstrations and prepare one for the District Livestock Show in September at Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Allen
Piney Grove
Hempstead Co
Hope
Mr. Allen
Hempstead
Soil Conservation Service
Allen
Charles
Billy Gene Allen
Top Radio Programs of the Day in New York
New York listings for May 5 feature NBC six schedule with Gregory Peck in School for Men at 6 30 and Lily Pons concert at 7 00 plus CBS six Inner Sanctum and Claudette Colbert Egg and I at 7 00 and 8 00 MBS Scotland Yard and Guy Lombardo music at 7 30 and 8 30 The Lone Ranger Sherlock Holmes and Treasury Agent appear on ABC six with Sammy Kaye at 9 and Doctors Talk It Over
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New York
NBC
Gregory Peck
School For Men
Barlow
Lily Pons
Voorhees
CBS
Inner Sanctum
Joan Davis
Claudette Colbert
Screen Guild
ABC
Sherlock Holmes
Treasury Agent
Sammy Kaye
MBS
Scotland Yard
Guy Lombardo
Tuesday Network Lineup Highlights Morning Programs
NBC presents Jack Berch at 9:30 a.m. and Art Van Damme quartet at 11:30 a.m. CBS airs Robert Q. Lewis for Godfrey at 9 a.m. and Second Mrs. Burton at 12 noon. ABC runs Breakfast Club at 8 a.m. and Te Malone at 10:45 a.m. MBS shows U. S. Naval Academy band at 10:30 a.m. and Queen For a Day at noon.
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NBC
Jack Berch
Art van Damme
CBS
Robert Q. Lewis
Godfrey
Burton
ABC
Malone
Naval Academy Band
Debate on Foreign Relief Bill Delayed by Gerlach Death
Washington May 5 The House delayed the start of debate on a 400 million dollar aid measure for Greece and Turkey after Rep. Charles L. Gerlach died at his Lehigh Valley home A split House ready to weigh whether the United States should act now to halt communism or wait to see if relations with Russia can improve The Senate previously approved the aid bill 67 to 23 and StalinStassen remarks colored the politics of the moment with the UN and Security Council options shaping the debate
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Washington
Greece
Turkey
House
Charles L. Gerlach
Pennsylvania
Gerlach
Foreign Affairs Committee
Allentown
Russia
United States
Senate
Congress
Stalin
Harold E. Stassen
Whcc
Stassen
Midwest
Far West
United Nations
U.N
United Nations Security Council
Martin
R-Mass
Delays in Planting Hurt Cotton Supply
Washington reports show planting delays and bad weather worsen the tight cotton situation. The Agriculture Department estimates a carryover of just under 3,000,000 bales and urges farmers to plant about 23,190,000 acres, a 25 percent rise from last year, as domestic use and foreign demand stay strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Funeral Today for Infant of Mr and Mrs Davis
Funeral services for Jo Donna Davis infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs W C Davis are held today at Erndon Cornelius Funeral Home at 3 pm Interment follows in Huckabee Cemetery in Little Rock Hospital notes death on Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Donna Davis
W. C. Davis
Little Rock
erndon-Cornelius Funeral Home
Huckabee Cemetery
Arkansas Wins Baseball Thriller on Ninth Inning Homer
In Fayetteville yesterday May 1 Howard Hughes hit a two run ninth inning homer to power the University of Arkansas past Arkansas State College 7 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Howard Hughes
University of Arkansas
Arkansas State College
Farmers Face Shortage and High Costs Delays in Planting
The report notes forced replanting limits progress toward planting and harvesting goals. Last year yield reached 8,517,000 bales while carryover for the next crop year may drop further. Farmers cite fertilizer shortages and high seed prices as causes for delayed planting due to uncertain weather.
Tea and Intrigue At Sophie van Eyck's Home
In a bustling August gathering, Sophie van Eyck hosts Mrs. Bagot and relatives including Miss Codman and Mr. Mansbridge. Tension stirs as family secrets surface and Salty proposes immediate marriage to Vicky, while Basil and Godfrey clash over a teacup incident.
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Mrs. Bagot
Sophie
Godfrey
Madame van Eyck
Madame
Adam Bagot
Miss Codman
Vicky
Sopamie
Sir Charlies
Basil
Marcel
Salty
Mr. Mansbridge
Sir Charles
Mr. Bagot
Charles
Sophie van Eyck
Godfrey Mansbridge
Scout Executive Cantwell Arrives to Lead Caddo Area Council
Oscar P. Cantwell, former Field Scout Executive, has arrived in Texarkana to oversee Scouting in the Caddo Area Council which includes parts of Arkansas and Texas. J. Arvil Hickman and Delbert Harrill have served as Field Executives. Mrs Cantwell and two sons will relocate once housing is found.
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Oscar P. Cantwell
Arduche
Ada
Oklahoma
Texarkana
Cantwell
Caddo Area
Nevada
Miller, Howard
Lafayette
Sevier
Little River
Hempstead
Arkansas
Bowie
Cass
Texas
J. Arvil Hickman
Hope
Delbert Harrill
Tex
Doctor explains rheumatic fever progression and risks
The article outlines stages of rheumatic fever after streptococcal infections, noting heart damage as most severe. It warns observation for a month, mentions recurrence risk, and cites that prior rheumatic fever raises congenital heart disease concerns for future children. It also includes a Q A on pregnancy risk with medical reassurance.
Amazing infants stand unaided at three months
Chicago May 5 Mrs Ade line Dubish amazed members of her family when as a child of three months she could stand alone Now she has a son Peter born Feb 7 who was able to stand at least a week before he was three months old Peter weighs 12 pounds seven ounces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Adeline Dubish
Peter
R. L. Zinn of Sheridan Dies after Stroke
R L Zinn of Sheridan father of Clyde Zinn of Hope died at his home late Saturday night from a stroke. Funeral services were held at Sheridan Church of Christ today at 1 30 p m. Internment will be at Bearden Ark. Survived by wife Nora Annie Zinn two other sons Carl Louisville Ky Garland Indianapolis and two daughters Mrs Oliver R Williams Sheridan and Mrs B N Fike Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Zinn
Sheridan
Clyde Zinn
Hope
Sheridan Church of Christ
Bearden
Ark
Nora Annie Zinn
Carl
Louisville
Garland
Indianapolis
Oliver R. Williams
B. N. Fike
Mass prison break in Acre frees 251 inmates in Palestine raid
British and Transjordan frontier troops hunt 227 escapees across northern Palestine after an Acre prison delivery by Jewish underground. 251 inmates escaped, 60 Jews and 191 Arabs, with several killed or wounded. Raid staged through the Turkish bath, ladders, and two breached walls, prompting high level investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acre
Palestine
Transjordan Frontier Force
Safad
Galilee
Holy Land
Haifa
Tiberius
Sea of Galilee
Jordan River
Aere
Royal Engineers
France Ousts Communists From Ramadier Cabinet
A Paris cabinet member said the Truman Doctrine influenced Premier Paul Ramadier to force the Communists from the government. The coalition voted confidence 360 to 186 after their wage-freezing policy clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paul Ramadier
National Assembly
France
Blum
United States
C.G.T
Labor Union Federation
Unexplained Tendencies of Soupfin Shark Alarm Lawmakers
Sacramento, May 2. Conservation-minded officials warn about the soupfin shark as experts report troubling unexplained bachelor tendencies among the species. The issue draws attention from lawmakers and scientists amid ongoing marine research trends.
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Sacramento
Calif
Dear Miss Dix Advice Columns on Love and Control
A reader asks how to handle a possessive sister blocking marriage to a widowed minister's widow. Dear Miss Dix urges decisive union, dismissing the sister and delaying no longer. Another reader asks how to stop spreading rumors about local youths, and Dix condemns the behavior as a grave moral failing. A third query seeks whether all men are the same. Dix replies that men vary as does glory, and marriage uncertainty remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Sister
Worst Australian Train Accident Kills Sixteen
A special excursion train wreck near Mountain at a Sydney resort killed 16 picnickers and injured about 60. The train carrying 450 workers derailed after an “ocomat” jumped the rails, with rescuers removing 16 bodies from the wreckage and twenty seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Iis
Ocomat
California fisheries bill seeks to curb fish depletion
The Fisheries Bureau told the Assembly fish committee that 90 percent of soupfins stay in the era waters and 90 percent of females stay where water is warmer. Assemblyman Vincent ne D of San Pedro offered no reconciliation. a bill was introduced to prevent taking Saree from were father ess in depth. The committee sent the measure to the Assembly after reporting the bill favorably.
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Tine Fisheries Bureau
Theifornia Assembly Fish and Committee
Vincent Ne ‘D
San Pedro
Assembly
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