May 19 20 Society notices and club events
Mrs Edwin Stewart presents Charlotte Ann Tubbs in piano recital May 19 at 8 at Hope High School auditorium. Several meetings and rehearsals for Methodist Intermediates, Girl Scouts, and garden clubs slated May 19 22 at various locations. Revival at Anderson Union Baptist Church May 25 through June 1 led by Evangelist Melvin Coffelt. Melody Maids officers elected. Rose Garden Club hosts tea and hat show at the Country Club with models from Hope clubs and prizes awarded.
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Edwin Stewart
Charlotte Ann Tubbs
Hope High School
R. L. Gosnell
Ralph Routon
Anderson Union Baptist Church
Spring Hill
Melvin Coffelt
Centerton
Ark
Rose Garden Club
Hope Garden
Gountry Club
Hope Clubs
J. l. Cook
Camellia Club
Early Archer, Jr
The
Azalea
Garden Club
Court Docket City Docket
Theron Jackson speeding forfeited $5 cash land L C Brunson incorrect parking fined $5 Robert Eaton yield right of way fined $4 R HH Pitgee running Stop sign forfeited $35 cash bond Earl Thornton Wary Reith Aub rey Porterswhl Major Thomas Fred Perry Parry Woods Arthur Mills Red Bridles drunkenness forfeited $10 cash bond each Lee Disimuke drunkenness plea guilty fined $10 Nevada Williains assault and battery forfeited $1 cash bond WHS Johnson possessing Wutuxed intoxicating liquor Corfeitine of $501 on bond Robert Linds Ji assessing the taxed Intoxicating hiner pileag geal ty fined $100 STATE DOCKET Sevier Jenkins parking on High way plea guilly fined $35 EST Acree overland forfeited $25 cash bond Jessie Bucher operating a motor vehicle oh highway of exscessive heahth forfeited $25 cash bond Willie Tee drunkenness plea guilty finned $10 Eddie August Williams giving ab coverdraft dismissed oh pay ment of costs check quid Jonah Terry no State car license dismissed
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Theron Jackson
L. C. Brunson
Robert Eaton
Future
HH. Pitgee
Earl Thornton
Wary Reith
Aubrey Porterswhl
Major Thomas
Fred Perry
Parry Woods
Arthur Mills
Lee Disimuke
Nevada
Williains
Whs Johnson
Robert Linds Ji
Sevier Jenkins
Guilly
Acree
Overland
Jessie Bucher
Willie Tee
Eddie August Williams
Jonah Terry
Rockefellers New York Visit and Local Garden Party
John D. Rockefeller Jr returns to New York Hospital after surgery to remove a benign lesion. In Park Avenue, he undergoes recovery with a yellow chicken sighting noted. Hal Show judges include Hinskell Jones and Mayor John Wilson. Rose Garden Club hosts served punch and cookies as numerous club members model attire from Azalea to Gardenia groups.
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New York
John D. Rocketeer Jr
Park Avenue
New York Hospital
Hinskell Jones
John Wilson
Mike Kelly
Rose Garden Club
Punch Bowl
Barry Arberry
A. L. Hardage
Fred Hills
Azalea Club
J. L. Cook
Kim Cole
Camellia Club
Pete Shields
Boney Baer
Ma's
Darsey White
The
Dahlia Club
Tacold Brents
Jack Bruner
C. ¥. Nunn, Jr
Daffadil Clu
Pt Lewis
G. C. Cramer
W. Ed Waller
Wisteria Chip
Manuel Hamm
Jus Haynes
Gardenia Club
Coming and Going in Local Society Notes
Mr and Mrs Ray Sutton and children Carolyn Sue Bobby and Howard Sutton of Blevins returned from a vacation in Houston and Galveston Texas Mr and Mrs J V Moore Sr and houseguest Mrs R M Loudermilk of Idabel Okla are visiting in Tiot Springs Mr and Mrs Jim Myers of Dallas were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Rennie McKee Foy Hammons Jr spent the weekend with relatives and friends Roy Berry left for Hot Springs to be with his mother Mrs John Berry who is ill C W Wilson Sr Jett for Arkadelphia to become superintendent at Clark County Memorial Hospital
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Ray Sutton
Carolyn Sue
Bobby
Howard Sutton
Blevins
Houston
Galveston
Texas
J. V. Moore
R. M. Loudermilk
Idabel, Okla
Tiot Springs
Roy Berry
Hot Springs
John Berry
C. W. Wilson
Arkadelphia
Mr. Wilson
Clark County Memorial Hospital
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Aboard Hope
A list of admissions and discharges from multiple hospitals includes Carel Ann Johnson of Lewisville, Julia Chester of Emmet, Mrs. Paul Mosier of Fulton, Mrs. B L Murphy of Hope, and Josephine born to Mrs. Paul Mosier on 5 17 52. Discharges include Dale Zinn, Newt Bundy, and Mrs. A J Rhodes among others.
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Charlotte Ann Sasser
Murfreesboro
J. Q
A. Bush Hope
May Jamison
Hope
Paul Mosier
Fulton
Josephine
W. N. Stark
Hupe
A. J. Rhodes
Centerville HD Club Meeting Summary
The Centerville HD Club met in Mrs. P. F. Campbell's home in May with 12 members and three guests. The president led, the Creed was recited, and a song of the month followed. Mrs. Snellgrove read minutes. a poultry report by Mrs. Campbell and a picture-making demonstration by Mrs. Snellgrove were shared. Refreshments were served by the hostess. next meeting planned with Mrs. Be Favelet in June.
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Centerville
HD Club
P. F. Campbell
BR. C. Snellgrove
Ray Green
Campbell
W. C. Beck
S. B. Skinner
Rm Mempbers
R. C. Snellgrove
Joe Harper
Sanders
Godwin
C. Be Favelet
Dune de
University to Graduate First Negro Student in the South
Edith Irby Jones, the first Black woman to graduate from the University of Arkansas School of Medicine, will complete her degree on June 16 and begin an internship at University Hospital. Her historic path began in 1948 at Arkadelphia and Langston College, with a 1948 Knox College bachelor’s degree and Northwestern training. She plans a pediatrics specialty in Arkansas and is married to Dr. J. B. Jones.
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Edith Irby Jones
University of Arkans
South
Jones
University Hospital
Arkansas
Arkinsit
Pine Biull
Conway
Cherry Says Taxes Are Necessary
Chancellor Francis Cherry, a Democratic governor candidate in Arkansas, argues taxes cannot be reduced without harming services and may rise if needed. He cites record state revenues and stresses education funding as a priority while denying a costly campaign pledge.
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Little Rock
Lee
Arkansas
Francis Cherry
Jonesbers
Cherry
Harry
The
Arkansas Gazette
KILRA
Arkansana
McMath Gald
Ike Maintains Huge Lead in Oregon
In Oregon on May 19 Gen. J. Masenhower led the Republican field with over two thirds of the votes, securing a strong second place for Warren of California. Democratic ballots showed Ra finneer favored in Tennessee, while other GOP candidates including Douglas and Stassen trailed. Oregon’s delegates to the Republican National Convention were pledged based on these results, with implications for the party’s statewide slate and future contests.
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Pethond
Ore
J. Masenhower
Republic
Oregon
Rennes
Warren
California
Finneer
Tennessee
Ake Iene
William BR. Sehneldav
St. Lovis
MancArthur
Mie
Corbindaien
Willein
Robert A. Nattob Qhio
Piwinaver
Seho
Tmpor Gaye
Val
Stte
Nur Lara
Candidae
Refanver
Korean War Veterans to Get GI Bill Benefits
Veterans of the Korean War would receive education housing and loan benefits similar to World War II veterans if a House Veterans Committee measure becomes law. Benefits include education stipends, home loans up to 60 percent with caps, and a mustering out payment. Eligibility extends to all who served in the armed forces, home or abroad, on or after June 27, 1950, with deadlines set for applying.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Nis I
Wombak
Korea
Miss Dix
Oo Kant
Lizannith
Ming
I Day
Roth
Naval ships repair and tragedy mark peacetime Navy
The shipyard ship heads to Gravesend Bay New York to gather stores and ammo after bow repairs. A quarter ton of Tornet's bow is grafted onto the Wasp cutting repair time. During night maneuvers on April 26 the Wasp rammed the destroyer Hobson which sank with 17 missing and 61 saved. An inquiry resumes into the worst peacetime Navy disaster.
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Gravesend Bay
New York
Hobson
Wisconsin inventor touts Vacu-matic automatic carburetor
Wisconsin inventor introduces the Vacu-matic automatic carburetor praised for its supercharge principle. The Vacueme Carburetor Co of Wauwatosa advertises easy installation in cars trucks and tractors and offers free information by mail for those interested.
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Wisconsin
Vacueme
Wruwatosa
Wis
French Drive Reds From Village
French forces reported driving Viet Minh from a village near Hanoi and repelling a strong attack in the Hadong sector, 19 miles southwest of Hanoi, with heavy enemy losses. The announcement described a sortie that felled two enemy troops and stated Vietnamese forces had retreated from the fortified area.
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Manel
Dudurhing
Dyove
Tho Lao
Phamol
Witling
Cape
Tuehig
Hadong
Hanoi
Keon It Handy Tata Oar A Walt Doa
A fragmented OCR line mentions an orange flavor and health related terms with unclear names. The readable portion hints at a product or brand note but lacks coherent context or verifiable facts for a full summary.
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Tata
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