Local Church Board Plans Meetings After Weekend Events
The exclusive board of Hy WacR Whe Frat Mathodiat Church Hop an fina hosts meetings with several members confirmed. Events include Sunday school at Garratt Memorial Baptist Church and a Mother’s Day gathering at Mrs. Albert Cal hoon, with multiple ladies attending. The Ladies Guild will assemble May 27 at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Pawetl, while others prepare corsages and plan charity activities.
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Axclusive
Hy Wacr
Frat Mathodiat Church
Hop An Fina
Oteloak Mont Ob Wek Jundis
Turek” Nt
Ieee
Friday Evening Music Club Meeting and Celebrations
The Friday Music Club gathered Friday May 23 at the Hope fin farce auditorium with host Wilhon Hosteres presiding. Members read club calendars, offered thanks to supporters, and presented programs including Brahms Waltz, Rain at Night, and Valse Brillante. Dorothea Faye Mulling honored with a showers. David Boyd celebrated on his birthday with cake and gifts.
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Dash Wilhon
Londer
Brahma
Mika Carolyn Story
Nishi
Avalin
Gant
Dean Strand
Pino Solo
Arrival and Visit Notices From Local Families
Incoming travelers and guests are listed with names and homes across states and towns. Mr and Mrs Hightower and Mr and Mrs Thornton visit relatives in Oklahoma and Helena while Mr Russell Jr arrives tonight with his family for the weekend with Charles Harrglt and Mrs Russell and others.
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Mr. and
Mra
Go A, Thornton
Helena, Okla
Theirephew
Charles Urrrell
Mrs Hanred
oMt
Myra
Russell, Jr
Darlay
Toxiy
Parenta
Charles Harrglt
Fois Russell
Hospital Notes Admit and Discharge List
Hospital notes list patients admitted and discharged including Lance Jones from Hope Merv Anne Stone Ozun Diuchargud MeadT Smith Winnywt Howard Byses Jimnie Butter Josephine Yeoom Mono Hobert Stone Corral Yeoom Mono Hobert Stone Ud J Garrett Hope
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Lance Jones
Hope
Merv
Anne Stonet
Ozun
Diuchargud
Meadt
Smith
Winnywt
Howard Byses
Jimnie Butter
Warren
Jousphine
Mrs. Corral Yeoom
Mono
Hobert Stone
Diuchargeds
J. Garrett
May Meeting Noted At St. Paul Home Club
The May gathering of the St Paul Home Repion Alsation Club met at Mrs Floyd Mantthews home with one visitor Mrs Ernestine Igguson nine members and two children present. Mrs Louie Stuart chaired song and prayer led by Mrs Stuart. Reports covered tornado relief Amieur Night and plans for participation in Achievement and Mae events along with copper craft project and future yard sale ideas.
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Quan Paul
Oa St. Paul
Alsation Club
Mra
Floyd Mantthews
Louie Stuart
Ernestine Igguson
Proadent
Stuart
Ane Taylor
Alon Shao
Polly Ee
Plei
Prise
W. EB. Cosaidy
Buck Rogers
Noukias
Truce Talkers Relax Hope for Break
Allied Korean War talks show relaxation of travel and housing bans as negotiators reopen on Tuesday. North Korea signals willingness to discuss a ceasefire with Nam Il and Gen Nam Ha, while the Allies push to repatriate 70 000 Red prisoners and seek unblocked prisoner exchanges.
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Munsan
Rores
Volingbat
Rels S
Xiaod
Thane
Nam I
Nam Alta
Hin Rentuns
Noi Axki
Allen
Menmien
Oragesa
Winn K Harriaan
New
Aenior
Seow Briashy
Suhan
U. S
Tokyo
Yu Dot
Haug
Seal
Vonigh
Delegates At Three States Shape GOP Convention Fight
Fragmented draft about state delegate selections, Eisenhower Taft split plans, and Minnesota and Washington conventions. Mentions Spokane, Chicago July, pledged delegates, possible walkouts, and political maneuvering amid party divisions. Includes local meeting notes and social details.
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Tony
Washlingdon
Maryhin
Mitnesota
Wardngton-Den
Dwight Cn Bower
Lakers
Spokane
Eheaun
Lackyes
Robert Tart
Oblu
Posahetoe
Marylain — Thyddore McKeldin
Maryleeds
Chicago
Taft
Eisenhower
McKeldin
Anya
Beever
Minnesota
Yale
Goy, C
Rimer Anderson
State Hospital to bid repair contracts in three units
The state hospital will receive bids totaling 770000 to repair and replace equipment across its three units. Authorized by the board of contracts yesterday, about 20500 will cover milk processing equipment installation, 19000 to paint wards at Benton unit, 915400 for Ballcum unit items, and about 13000 for Little Rock unit equipment.
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Little Rock
Morals Drive May Extend to Movies
Washington reports that a House committee named to assess the moral tone of radio and television may broaden its remit to review the movie business. The panel chair noted the task is hard, given violence and crime in some broadcasts, but denied any federal censorship plan and plans to meet soon with program creators sponsors and viewers.
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Washington
Harcla
D-Ark
Spe
Ilu
Hovge
Hyarels
Baptists Seek Views on Envoy to Vatican
The American Baptist Convention urged presidential nominees to declare their views on appointing an ambassador to the Vatican. Delegates backed opposing formal relations with the Roman Catholic headquarters and pressed candidates to address the issue once nominated. Other measures supported universal military training, continued UN aims, and quicker moves toward church non segregation.
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Chicago
American Baptist Convention
U. S
Vatican
United States
Wihdeawalls
Dow
Lynes
Umrest
United Nations
Young Girl Held for Kidnapping In Blytheville
A 16 year old Manila Ark girl is held in Mississippi County jail over an auto theft and the overnight disappearance of two children. Deputy Leo Baker says the teen was charged with grand larceny in the auto theft. Prosecutor H G Party Dow reports juvenile court action is pending this week.
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Blytheville
Manila, Ark
Mississippi
Leo Baker
Joan
Zee
Talmiege Briley
Manila
Ave
Oeney H.G
Fabey Dree
Cbse Ie
Presbyterians Ease Rules on Divorce Remarriage Policy
The Presbyterian Church in the United States approves a policy change allowing ministers to remarry a divorced person after six months have elapsed since the divorce. The new Directory of Worship no longer restricts remarriage to the innocent party and calls pastors to seek penitence and a lasting, godly union. The revision ends years of debate, gaining final General Assembly approval after widespread support from local presbyteries.
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New York
Presbyterian Church
Nebon
Ridgway Sees U S Ability to Halt Germ Warfare
General Matthew Ridgway told U S newswriters that health measures protecting U N troops in Korea would likely contain any germ attack by the Reds. He noted Communist recuperative vigor and said allied forces require much less supply per Asian troops, while warning Moscow propaganda is desperate as Western resolve grows. He spoke en route to Europe after succeeding Eisenhower in NATO command.
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Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
U. N
Korea
Gem Attaeir Caay
Reds
Kerem Waurtare
Ridgway
U.S
U. W
U.N
Red
Free World
Les
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Scientist X Must Answer Spy Charges
Washington reports that Joseph W. Weinberg, known as Scientist X, faces a three count perjury indictment for denying Communist party membership while accused of slipping atomic secrets to an alleged Red spy. He appeared in Minneapolis, posted bond, and will return to Washington for trial on June 2. The case ties to House Un American Activities findings from 1949.
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Washington
Joseph W. Weinberg
Communist Party
Minneapolis
Weinberg
U. S
C. C. Lundquist
Lundquist
U. S. District Court
House Un-American Activities Committee
University of Minnesota
Steve Nelson
Dear Miss Dix exposes strain in a work driven marriage
Dorothy Dix counsels a worried wife facing a long work dominated husband. She urges self reflection, counseling, and medical help to avoid neurosis, and suggests considering life with a different partner mindset while weighing personal goals and future plans.
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Miss Dix
Don
Ifu
Soldiers Escape Robbery Suspects From Camp Detail
Two soldiers jailed for a Greenwood Arkansas service station holdup escaped from a Camp Chaffee work detail near Fort Smith yesterday. Prisoners Py Relph Stillman of Little Rock and Py James W. Baker of Stubenville were identified by the Camp Public Information Office.
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Ft Smith
Greenwood
Ark
Chiffée
Public Information Office
Py. Relph E. Stillman
Little Rock
Pyt
James W. Baker
Stubenville
Nelson as a Communist espionage agent in wartime
The source describes Nelson as a Red party boss in Western Pennsylvania and a World War II organizer in Alameda County California, where Weinberg worked at the University of California Radiation Laboratory for atomic research.
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Nelson
wNelson Tis
Pennsylvania
Alameda County
Calif
Weinberg
University of California
Radiation Laboratory For Atomic Research
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