Social and Personal Events May 7 to May 17 Calendar
Social and personal notices list May 7 buffet and dance at the Country Club for members led by Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Floyd with Winfred Huckabee orchestra. May 8 Keyboard Music Club at Miss Charlotte Hobbs home. May 9 Jett B. Graves class at First Methodist church, open house at Julia Chester hospital. May 10 YW A and G A banquet at the Educational Building. May 11 Linen Shower for Martha White. May 17 Hope BPW Club meeting at Hotel Barlow. May 12 tea for Miss Martha Greenin White. May 10 and 3 p.m. circles and garden club events. National Honor Society notes. travel updates and Mortar Board pledge at Oklahoma A&M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Martha Greening White
Virgil Solomon, Jr
William Kendall Lemley
South Edgewood Avenue
Harry Jacob Lemley
Frederick Owen Ellis
Stillwater
Okla
Alice Lorraine Heard
Oklahoma A & M College
Mortar Board
Joseph R. Heard
Grady
Sunday School Lesson on Reform and Moral Quickening
William E. Gilroy discusses how reforms gain fervor under great leaders yet struggle to endure. He cites Puritan England and Plymouth Colony as examples, noting cycles of renewal and relapse, with Israel and early Christianity as seeds of lasting moral revival. Washington notes rockets broadened upper atmosphere knowledge post World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Gilroy, DD
Moses
Elijah
Ezra
D. L Moody
England
Pilgrims
Plymouth Colony
Plymouth
Israel
Malachia
Washington
The Doctor Says on Dementia Praecox and Schizophrenia
The article explains dementia praecox or schizophrenia as a major mental illness with varied symptoms including personality splitting. It notes uncertain causes with heredity involvement and other factors, mentions onset typically between teens and thirties, and outlines several described types occurring in rapid cases after mental strain or disease.
Tea meeting with Patience's aunt and Paul Taylor
In a London bound train scene Miss Alice Melville and Miss Helen Melville introduce Paul Taylor as they discuss a missing niece Patience. Paul, anxious yet polite, agrees to a tea invitation at Rose Cottage, Wycombe, where he hopes to learn more and possibly meet Patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Ile
Paul
London
Alice
Paw
Miss Alice
Canon Taylor
Saffron Waldren
Miss Helen
Jocusa
Melville
Helen Melville
Alice Moalville
Patience
Goodby
Mr. Taylor
Sau
Road Conditions Report for Local Highways in This Section
Road condition notes across multiple highways list sections in fair to good state with detours and under construction areas. Key routes include Highways 4 19 24 26 27 29 32 33 and 5d with fair to good conditions, some poor sections, several bridges under construction, and short detours around work zones. Traffic advisories urge observation of signs and rough pavements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cierks
Ouachita Co
Nashville
Washington
Blevins
Hope
Rosston
Highway No
Montgomery Co
Clark Co
Delight
Waldo Delight
Prescott—Fair
Prescott
Lockesburg
Quachita
Murfreesboro
Ben Lomond
Kirby
Mineral Springs
Louisiana Line
Horatio
Red River
Little Missouri River
Bodeaw
Little Missour River
Jet
Pate Junction
Bodeaw— Muir
T O Fulton
Texarkana
Clark Colins
25 Kids Injured When Trailer Collapses En Route to Arkansas Meeting
About 25 Carroll County children riding in a large stake body trailer were injured when the trailer collapsed eight miles west of Berryville Arkansas. The group, Future Farmers of America and Future Homemakers of America, were en route to a University of Arkansas meeting. E B Smith 12 suffered fractures and lacerations. others were treated at Berryville and Eureka Springs hospitals. The boy said roughly 100 children rode the trailer and some scuffled before the collapse at around 25 mph. None of the other injuries were reported as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Carroll County
Parry
Berryvile
Ark
Smith Lad
Soe
Crive
Berryville
Eureka Springs
Food Shipment to Britain Authorized Under Recovery Plan
Washington May 5 A 25 500 000 shipment of food to Britain under the European recovery program was authorized by Paul G Hoffman EEOC administrator. Supplies include wheat flour and bacon purchased in Canada with U S funds The allotment was the first and largest to Britain to date Hoffman acted after Britain's letter of intent The shipment comprises 246 000 long tons of wheat 17 000 000 value 61 000 long tons of wheat slave worth 5 5000 and 14 640 long tons of bacon valued at 11 000 000 Three other European countries Belgium Iceland and Ireland also filed letters of intent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Britain
Paul G. Hoffman
Canada
U. S
Hoffman
Belgium
Iceland
Ireland
Ivst
Ching
Big Four Deputies Unable to Agree Abandon Talks
London May 6 The Big Four foreign ministers deputies fail to break a Cast West deadlock and suspend talks indefinitely while seeking a peace treaty for Austria. British deputy James Majori led discussions as the group paused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
London
Austria
James Majori
Road Conditions Report From Garland City to DeQueen Area
Highway segments show mixed conditions with several poor or fair notes. Notable detours exist from Garland City via No 67 to Hope and No 29 to Lewisville, with a 22 mile detour for light traffic closed for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Hot Spring Co
DeQueen
Kirby
Louisiana
Polk Co
Saratoga
Columbia Co
Rk Garland Ciy
Vonstur
Hope
Lewisville
Garland City
Columbia Co. Line—Good Condition. Highw.y Kirby
Clark Co
Bradiey
Spring Bank Ferry
Dorothy Dix Is Temper Cure
A reader describes a temperamental wife shaped by a harsh early life. Dorothy Dix counsels that understanding and addressing hurt can heal behavior, and notes many conflicts stem from unmet needs. The column advises examining one's actions to prevent bitterness from wrecking a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
Gir
John
Sally
Reber Hints On Resuming Talks Over Austria Yugoslavia Strife
U S Deputy Samuel Reber, slated to chair, says no new session until Russia agrees Austria frontiers should not shift to favor Yugoslavia. Russia must also back no reparations to Yugoslavia. Britain, the United States and France oppose Yugoslav claims to about 800 square miles of southern Austria and up to 150 million dollars in reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
U. S
Samuel Reber
Russia
Austrian
Yugoslavia
Reber
Austria
Britain
United States
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
May & the
Keyboard Music Club
Will J
Charlotte Hobbs
Roberta Howard
Nannette Williams
Sue Willis
Jett B. Graves
First, Methodist Church
Mathers
C. C. Russell
Julia Chester Hospital
Y.W.A. and Gas
First Baptist Church
YWA and
G.A
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Barlow
Ft.mith
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
the Sunbeams of the First Baptist Church
F.A
G.a's
The
First Presbyterian Chtrel
Ben McRae
Jim McKenzie
C. W. Tarpley
E. O. Wingfield
Jack Lowe
C. C. Lewis
A. J. Neighbors
Circle 4
Jimmy Miller
Miller
Paul Raley
Grassy Lake
National Honor Society
Nancy Camp
Leonard Ellis
Diane
Clarendon
Arkansas
Mr. Ellis
M.A. Ellis
James Jones
Nancy
Segundo
California
Curtis Urrey
Finney Gaadlet, Bievins
St. Joseph
Tde
St. Any Cae
Phoenix Nylons
Phoenix
TAYAG
W. Robison & CO
Horne
Shville
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
NEA Service
Peshanna
Renee Shann
NEA Service, Inc
Taylor
Paul Taylor
Epsom Sah
Dorothy DIX
Temper
Lasy Street
Pri
Bell Sys Inc
Gentry & Butler Florists
Highway 4
M. B. Gentry
William Butler
Young and Gay
Paris Fashion Shoes
Chas. Haynes Company
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