Senior Piano Recital and May Society Events
Calendar notes list a senior piano recital on Tuesday May 1 at the High School auditorium with Hilleh Rowton and Sara Mane Lauterbach performing. May society gatherings include PEO Chapter meetings, a Hempstead County clubs session, a Hope Country Club square dance, and district luncheons plus numerous garden club and church group events through May 29.
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Hempsteat County Clogs Room
Swichers Organization
Io the
Hope Junie High School
Srngave Mae
Frank Mascon
Hone Country Club
Ralph Routon Will
Plann Ecliss
Boelosk
Edwin Stewart
Hope High School
Charlotte Ann Hobbs
At & O
Weekend Guests At State Teachers College Conway
Mr and Mrs L Murphy hosted weekend guests including Commander and Mrs G O Trapp and children from Amarillo Dr and Mrs D W Jensley Benton L Murphy Jr and son from Chussett and Miss Betty Jean Murphy. Mr and Mrs Forest Haire entertained Mr W T Haire of Charlotte NC as guests.
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The
Food Service
Chih
Hope Schools
Fair Park
Crit Stuart
Sam Betts
Dee Roberts
L. A. Walker
Nina Jean
Mart Yocom
W Vvernon Wellis
Mainie Gantry
Wil Trvin
Ed Askew
Sam Dorseyay
Tom Trout
Twrene Jordan
Daffodi Garden
Clu
Betty
Buddy
Miee
Jud Mare
Bert Chamberlain
Tindale
Gin
L. Murphy
G. O., Trapp
Amarilo, 'Ts
D. W. Jensley
Benton
L. Murphy, Jr
Chussett
Betty Jean Murphy
State Teachers College
Conway
Hospital Notes Branch Admitted
Miss Carol Ann Johnson admitted at Lewisville hospital notes.
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Carol Ann Johnson
Lewisville
Strawberry Market Report May 13 Crawford area
Weather clear with cool temps and light to moderate hauling. Demand fair to good. Prices include US No. 1 at $5.00 to $6.14, US No. 2 at $5.00 to $6.00, US No. 4 around $7.50 to $7.75. Shipper shipments noted for May 11.
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Tteville
Arkansas Strawberry
Crawford
Peieests
Blakeinvies
Springdaule
Blakemoves
Highway agency urged to back Los Angeles traffic plan
A city council has asked the County Highway Department to develop a plan for a riverfront highway along the riverbank from Quinte street to 12 blocks west, linking the Made Road with Browd and crossing main streets, aiming to ease congestion and move traffic toward West Side residential areas.
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Ives
Groeth
Aises
Patalyhenn
Acu. Johnson
Arkiarsag EU
Quinte
Sher
Hohner
Nater
Ray
Cowie
Little Rook Vale
Mock
Tiss Luwhon
Littles Hoek
Lackner PLC
Wounded Love or Vanity in Dorothy Dix Advice
A reader asks if hurt from an ex-husband affects future happiness and if she can still love again. Dorothy Dix says recovery is far off, vanity wounded more than the heart, and urges choosing self-respect over lingering past hurts.
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Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Jim
Jame
Podmasters Debate Delegates in Arkansas Post Convention
At the Arkansas post convention in Pine Bluff delegates debated instructing delegates to the national convention. Kenneth Lasswell urged instruction for first three choices, Harold Jinks argued for uninstructional delegates, leading to votes and withdrawals that delayed state officer elections.
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Lite Rock
Pia Heat Ae
Arkansas Post
Kenneth B. Lasswell
Helens
Dreasurer
Arkansas
Harold Jinks
Piggott
State View
Jinks
Lasswell
Lyle Jinks
Baby Perishes in House Fire in Osceola
A fire destroyed the Kane home in Osceola yesterday, killing two year old Mary Evalyn Bennett and a baby. Ryd Vegeth and his four year old son Rieldi were burned. Funeral home official David Travis said an explosion sparked the blaze when a kerosene wood stove was attempted to be lit.
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Osceola
Mary Evalyn Bennett
Fae Kane
Gal
Ryd Vegeth
Rieldi
Oscenie Funeral Home Opporites
David Travis
Beuni
Western Union Office Reopens in Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff May 13 The local Western Union office reopened after a 38 day closure due to nationwide telegraphers strike. Office Manager R C Orgain announced operations resumed with staff and no settlement yet reached with the strikers.
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Pine Bluff
Thi Cie Bluff
Western Lin
Telegrafters
R. C. Orgain
Steel Ruling Could Reshape Presidential Power
Washington columnist James Marlow outlines the looming Supreme Court decision on presidential seizure of private property amid a steel dispute. He warns a ruling allowing seizures could trigger mass strikes or future tyrannies, while a contrary decision might limit government emergency actions and the Taft-Hartley act. The piece weighs potential outcomes for owners workers and the nation.
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James Marlow
Washington
Michai
Fantalie
Congress
U.S. District jCont
Court of Appeyals
Supreme Court
Stu
Truman
Hugh
CDO
Vintee Tie
Lew
Prom
Seiz
Druggists Plead For Clarified Literature Rules
Druggists in Little Rock convene for Arkansas pharmaceutical convention amid debate over restricting obscene literature. Association leaders, joined by the Arkansas Drug Treats and the Ladies’ Auxiliary, discuss boundaries and enforcement as the Parma era era. (Note: OCR text fragment contains errors. core topic centers on literature rules affecting druggists and convention discussions.)
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Little Rock
Timn
Arkonaus Pharmaceuticalelon
Arkansas Drug Treats
AMA
Conway to Auction Apartment and Bridge Plan Debated
A chaotic report outlines Conway auction plans for an apartment building to fund a third Broadway bridge project in Little Rock. Mayor Pratt Remmel and Lawdon back a two to one exchange with the state to cover half the costs, while opponents warn of higher taxes and stalled approaches.
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Arkansas Rivers
Pratt Remmel
Rock and Lawdon
Reek
Johnson
Little Bock
Tedera
Othe High Department
Leo Johnson
Rita
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Carden Club
Thesday
A. A. Talbert
A. W. Martin
Lb Wall
Cecil Biltle
Clyde Monts
Highway
American Legion Auxiliary
Texarkana
Southwestern Gas and Electric Co
Broad
M. M. McCloughan
Golden Circle
First Baptist Church
John Yorom
Dahlin Garden
Country’ Club
Terey Haire
Terryaire
Forest Hairey
Parl Drive
Marth Bader
Paul Bader
Mant
Vicki O'Neal
Robert Lee Moir
Linda Sanders
Ellen Torney
Jenny Fanks
Shorty Dickinson
Barbara Thompson
Mary Lou Greene
Ruth Ann Watley
Michael Atkins
Davius Jones
Charlotte Mourn
Food Service Club
Christian Men's Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
K. E. Ambrose
Azalea Garden Club
Hope Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ambassador
Garrett Memorial Church
Wade Warren
Grady Hairston
Gose Garden Club
Hope Country Club
City Garden Club
R. L. Gosnell
Wesleyan Service Guild
Charles Taylor
First Methodist Church
FB. B. McPherson
B. C. Klyall
Sevvetary
Glarice Cannon
Ernest,Neal
Tooley
Woman's Seems of Christian Service
Davies McLurly
Hyatt
Clarice Cannon
the Gaia
Mrs. Bod. Whitman
Gardenia Garden Club
Gardenia Gargeen Clut
Mig
Ki, Ohitman
Charvies Wylie
Whitman
James U1
Pilkinton
Hope Country
Oluly
W. W. Andrews
Federation of Garden Clubs
Little Neck
Ard
Royce Weisenberger
R. J. Broach
R. L. Broach
Howard Macmarry
HCE
Keel
Hollywood
Making Mounties
Oklahoma
Marlene Dietrich
Mr. Movies” & Cartoon
Alea
Barlow
California
Mrs. Forest Haire
W.T. Haire
Charlotte, North Carolina
Strawberry Market Report
Hope Drive-in
Shipley Studio
Hope
Patmos Road
South Mary Street
Highway Dept
L.A
By Leon Hatch
Ely
Willy
Gows
Lawen
Charlie
Cmd Ik
Hin
Willott
Whip
Beuer
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Podmasters
Western Union
ROY Anderson. & CO
Fide. Ae
Gongult
Tilttie Rock
Ont
Touaing Authority
Notte of
Uasale
Sker
Studebi Health
Studeboker
Studebaker
Bear
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