Local Society Notes for May Events and Meetings
Society notices list golf lessons at the Country Club for ladies at 9 on May 6, Scrammeal Music Festival at the high school stadium 7 30 p m May 6, Game Night postponed, Circle No 3 of First Christian Church meets May 7 at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Orville Oglesby with co hostesses, Gardenia Garden Club meets May 7 at 2 30 at Mrs E D Whitman’s home, Girl Scout Community Comities hold a regular meeting May ? Cry Hall 9 30, Mrs Carl Berger of Waterloo named director of the state Scout Council.
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High School
Circle No. 3
First Christian Church
Mra,y Orvile Oglesby
Odell .Talck
Thomas Fenwick
Ted Jane Wil
Gardenia Garden Clu
E. d. Whitman
Charles Wylie
Svont
Carl Berger
Waterloo
State of Scout Cou
Local PTA and club notices and upcoming wedding announcement
A meeting notices Girl Scout leaders and Brownies for Day Camp planning with Mrs Johney Brannan and Mrs Berger. Joint Junior Senior High PTAs install officers in 1952 with district officer Mrs Oliver Adams in charge and informal tea to follow. Lilac Garden Club officers named led by Roy Burke and Jessie Samuels. Billie Joyce Boyett to wed Cpl Harold Hig Gibson Higgason with plans announced.
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Brownie Feacers
Johney Brannan
Fie Sane Dwle
Wense
Hinch
Barlow
Berger
Girl Scout Committee
Mrs. Berger
Harlow
PeAnn Lilac Garden Club
Roy Burke
Jéssian Willis
Ward Burke
Uile Arnold
Jessie Samuels
Claude O'Steen
Jessie Tartsfield
Carlton Samuels
Hollis Samuels
Trulia Cotter
Sid Burke
Will Burke
Billie Joyce Boyett
Cri
Harold Higgasol
Boyett
Billie Joyer
Cpl
Harold Higgason
H. H. Miggason
Senior Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Garrett Memorial Church
Mrs. Grady Hairston hosted Circle 1 WSCS at South Washington with Mrs. Wade Warren as co host. Program topics included Home Government duties and religion in the home. Mrs. O'Steen read a poem, Mrs. McRae sang, closing prayer by Angelle Rogers. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges. Experiments note bees gaining up to 40 pounds daily via honey pollen and feed growth.
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Grady Hairston
Sanior
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
South Washington
Wade Warren
Dalton Dragen
Patt Church
Hershel Taylor
Sclateh Booth
Oia Roberts
Kula Roberts
Uimat
Coming and Going Mr. and Mrs Copeland Visit
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Copeland have house guests Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rose of San Diego California. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones returned from Knoxville Tennessee where they were called due to illness of their daughter Mrs. Dillard Breeding who is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Rothman and son Michael spent Saturday in Hot Springs visiting Mrs. Rothman’s parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith of Uvat city.
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M. J. Copeland
Mrs
J. D. Rose
San Diego, California
W. E. Jones
Knoxville
Tenn
Dillard Breeding
Ralph G. Rothman
Michael
Hot Springs
Truce Talks Stall in Korea Gatherings
In Pusan May discussions between Allied and Communist delegates lasted 18 minutes marking the sixth meeting since April. The UN Command said talks remained coolly impersonal and no breakthrough emerged on key disputes including prisoner exchanges, Russia’s role in policing the armistice, and allowed repairs to North Korean airfields during the truce talks.
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Pusan
Korea
May &Py
Moaniere
United Nations
Commmunists
Russia
Nomination at Socialist Labor Party Convention
New York May 8 United States presidential nomination considered by the Socialist Labor party at its national convention. The party states no ties to the Lite Socialist party. Noriyan Mass is editor of The.
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New York
Arle Trisavot
United States
Svsberdiy
Socialist’ Labor Party
Lite Socist Party
Noriyan Mass
Man Heads Knights of Columbus In State Convention
Hittle Neck May 8 A Pino Rif nan has been elected to his third formi ag Knights of Columbus state deputy Harry F. King was named. The election closed the KC convention held here with officers including Jean F. Mantancon Blythaville state secretary AL Q. DeClerk Poenhontas state treasurer Arch Degen Ft Smith state warden J. P. Reynolds Texarkana state advocate and Rev James P. MacDonnell Little Rock recommended as state chaplain.
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Hittle Neck
Pino Rif Nan
Formi Ag Knights
Columbus
Harry F. King
Jean F. Mantancon
Blythaville
AL Q. DeClerk
Poenhontas
Aiate
Arch Degen
Ft Smith
J. P. Reynolds
Texarkana
Baptists to Add to Memphis Hospital Expansion
Memphis May 7 Baptist trustees announce a new hospital addition funded by Baptist groups in Tennessee Arkansas and Mississippi. The advisory committee plans to borrow 2 million dollars for a 62 million project aimed at expanding Baptist medical facilities in the South. Walter Chandler chairs the committee and says the expansion will position Baptist aid as a major southern hospital facility.
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Memphis
Hosta
Walter Chandler
Ans Homeed
Trustees
Tennessee
Arkonawa
Missiseppi
Chandler
Baptist Aid
Autopsy Planned in Lepanto Death Case
Poln eo county sheriff says an autopsy will be performed on the body of Tharhja iA Beak, 49, Wednesday. The death occurred in Lepanto with authorities coordinating the examination to determine cause.
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Tepanta
Avi
Polneo
Lee Wright
Tharhja Ia
Beak
Three Arrests Tied to Riverdale Death Case
At Riverdale cafe Lee identifies Mia, Vanteen Dean Smith, Clyde Smith, and Gene Mote as suspects in Dean's death and says an autopsy was requested by Prosecutor Chimies. Dean died of a heart attack, and Mrs Dean, now married to Clyde Smith, consented to the autopsy.
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Riverdale
Here
Lee
Dean
Mia
Vanteen Dean Smith
Clyde Smith
Gene Mote
Chimies
Bytheville
Tne
Smith
Congress May Ignore Plea For Burency Food System
Washington May 04 The President asked Congress for a flood relief and banking inquiry bill to set up a workable feeding and reserve system. Senate and Banking Committees likely to ignore the proposal as they consider the President’s message and plans.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Warren Says Backed by Backers in Oregon GOP
Karl Warren of Cattota challenges five other GOP candidates as Oregon voters head into party votes. He pledges to oppose a back-billed bill and states he will not support rivals in the May primary.
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Madore
Ore
Karl Warren
Cattota
Nis
Oregon
Minaty
Diles Aceking
California
Govette
Showers End Hot Spell Across Wide Area
Thunderstorms cooled a long heat spell reported from the Atlantic region to Missouri. In western states rain and lighter winds followed a heat wave that had persisted through mid summers. Plant manager W Li Haskin, 50, died in Cinskevile as cooler air moved in.
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Ater
Ohio
Missouri
Woatara
Sonthakon
Montara
Cinskevile
W. Li
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