Social and Personal May events through May 20
Social notes recount numerous invitations for Miss Martha White bride elect of Virgil Solomon Jr. including bridge parties, teas and a rehearsal dinner at the Barlow Hotel. Also covered are DAR meetings, Junior Senior Prom plans, library banquet, and various local acknowledgments and admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J& Ft. L
John Barlow
Ridge
Matha White
Virgil Wolomen, Jr
Barlow Hotel
Eleanor Seymour of
Pulton
Imartha White
Virgil Kelamou
C.D. Lesterana
Beryl Menry
Martha White
Virgil Feinerly
Virgil Solomon, Jr
Louisiana Street
Bervi Henry
Eugene White
E. E. White
E. S. Greening
Lving
Fred Ellis
Edwid Ward
Frank Trumble
Maypole
William Kendall Lemley
Harry J. Lemley
Frederick Owen Ellis
W. K. Lemley
Dorsey McRae
Hamilton Hannegan
C. D. Lester
C. D. Lester Introduced the Guests To the Rceiving
Mgr Wiliam Kendall Lemley
Frederick QC
Ellis
Martha Greening White
Greening
William Duck
Stephen Cook
Ched Hall
L. M. Lile
McRae Andrews
Lester Hobbs
Ben McRae
Doctor explains tree and grass pollen and hay fever patterns
The article outlines how tree pollen in spring and grass pollen in early summer trigger hay fever. It notes regional differences with timothy in the north and Bermuda grass in the south, plus morning pollen peaks and desensitization via gradual injections and available relief drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North America
Timothy
Peace Hopes Unchanged Says Truman
President Truman said that his hopes for eventual peace have not been increased by the exchange of notes with Russia. He backed Secretary of State Marshall on action over talks and noted a possible meeting with Stalin would be announced if it occurred. The response to Russia’s notes weighed on whether Soviet policy would change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Russia
Marshal
United Nations
Fruman
Marshall
United States
Stalin
Trumen
Walter Bedell Smith
Molotov
Cab
Gaiely
Dixie Senators Battle Over Civil Rights in Senate
Dixie senators prepared to oppose civil rights moves in the Senate with a plan to keep the education compact bill intact. Fifteen Southern votes face a Judiciary Committee return and a possible anti-segregation amendment as Morse seeks further study. Russell signals support to block the amendment, while Wherry expects the bill to return to committee. Conway hosts a Methodist youth assembly May 31 to June 4 at Hendrix College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Dixie
Judioiary
Russell
D-Ga
Byrd
D-Va
Morse
R-Ore
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Truman
Wherry
Neb
Conway
North Arkansas Methodist Conference
Hendrix College
President doubts impact of notes on peace prospects
The dialogue notes discuss two power talks with Russia. The president says the exchange of notes has not materially increased prospects for peace, noting the matter has been considered from beginning to end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met
Smith
Impatient Youth and the Peril of Early Marriage
Dorothy Dix argues youth lack patience to wait for mature relationships and warns that premature marriages collapse under unprepared partners. She notes how desires change with growth, and how early unions often lead to hardship, divorce, and ruined prospects as couples fail to endure real work and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamiet
John
Locke Favored to Cop Philly Invitational Golf Title
Philadelphia May 13 Bobby Locke of South Africa is favored to win the Philadelphia Inquirer Invitational golf tourney. The 72 hole event over four days carries a $2250 first prize with Locke aiming to reclaim the crown as the defending champion. An extended entry list and a final qualifying round drew 118 competitors from 122 entrants. Local standout Ralph Hutchison led the qualifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
South Africa
Bobby Locke
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Mercury
Locke
PGA
Ain
Ralph Hutchison
Bethlehem
É . Tocke
Jimmy
Bemaret
Peace Home Demonstration Club Picnic At Mrs Hid’s
The Peace Home Demonstration Club held a National Home Demonstration Week picnic on Friday night May 7 at Mrs. Herman Hid’s lawn. Fifty three people enjoyed cookies and sandwiches provided by the community while the club supplied drinks. Children and young folks played old fashioned dying games and sang hymns. A drift-log cabin, built 36 years ago, still stands in a park near Boise, Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cain
DAR
Mesdames R. E. Cain
J. J. Battle
Wilbur Jones
Daughters of the American Revolution
Barlow
Lee Hart
Mamie Twitchell
Dick Watkins
Catherine Richards Howard
Paul W. Knpsch
Charles A. Haynes
National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Tre
James’ McLarty
4Mrsia BL
Gil Hyatt
Minnetonka
Friday Music Club
Peace the Peace
Herman Hid
Beise
Idaho
Fragmentary OCR on marriage expectations and gender roles
The readable lines argue that economic hardship will not change desires for status, fashion, and social belonging among couples. It suggests hunger and poverty strain relationships and warns against delaying marriage for war readiness, referencing a coded release by a bulletin.
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Legion Ausiliary
Fellowship Hall
The
First Christian Church
All Hope
J, A
Mors Ann
Mas
Hewat
Library Law
Hotel Bar- Howat Tdu
Chad Hall
Miss White
Nolan Tellett
Nohin Tellett
Gorge Wright
Gien Walker
L. B. Tooley
Walters
George Robison
Eouge Frazier
Norman Bradford
KAR
Marshall Hendrix
Charleston
South
Carolina
Charles A. Armitage
Charles A. Armitage, Jr
C. BE. Reid
Deligat
Cecil Kidd
Howe
Julia Chester
Bits Earnest Cornelius
Hope
Mee Dale Purtle
Rt 2
Rosston
Raby B. Parsons and Son
Samuel
St. Louis
Josephine
T. O. Forter
Jack Furee
C. H. Collins
McNab
V. C. Thompson
Experiment Station
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fred “HlocMurray
Ava Gardner
the Swordsman
Ellen Drew
George Macready
Degar Buchanan
Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
Dixie Senators
Youth Assembly
Dorothy DIX
Cop Philly
Down TO
Patterson
Ania
All
Siviss
Gibson Drug
Enilenton
Hope High School
Freept Senda
Otk
KXAR
Rephan
Seersucker
Etépes
Rand
Panamas
California
Sanford
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