Piano Recitals Scheduled In May At Local High Auditorium
Mrs R L Gosnell and Miss Bess Evans will present their piano pupils in recitals at the High School Auditorium on May 26 at 2 30 and May 2 at 7 30 respectively The public is invited Opal Hervey and Mrs Luther Gainer and the Mouser and Laird families are listed as participants in Ward 3 and Ward 4 with local addresses noted This item documents multiple community recital notices and resident names included in the list of attendees and participants.
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R. L. Gosnell
Dornor High Auditorium
Bess Evans
Evdhing
Opal Hervey
Luther Gainer
3Th St
Fred Mouser
West Ave
Oakhaven
W. C. Laird
Beverly Hills
Southland Heights
Max Bolar
Television show to air in Texarkana by Evans and Nels
May 28 Pupils of Bess Evans and Mrs Frances Nels will present a television show in Texarkana at 8 45 am on KCMG TV. Saturday May 25 All troop leaders and workers in the Day Camp are to meet at the Little House at 2 30 pm Saturday for final camp preparations. Chapter AE of the P O will meet Tuesday at 3 pm at the home of Mrs C C McNeill with co hostess Mrs Jewell Perkins.
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Bess Evans
Frances Nels
Texarkana
Kcmg-Tv
P.O
C. C. McNeill
Jewell Perkins
Ward of the Month Winters Winkhers listed by wards
Ward of the Month notices name Mrs. Tom McLarty and Mrs. Royce Smith for Ward 11 at South Main Street area with additional mention of Ward 2 and a Mrs.unspecified recipient in the Yard of the Month program.
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Tom McLarty
Main St
Royce Smith
Flower arrangements highlight Rocky Mound club May meeting
Mrs Earl Dudley demonstrated spring flower arrangements at the Rocky Mound Home Demonstration Club gathering hosted by Mrs Floyd Pharris Sr. Other topics included canning and freezing by food preservation reader Mrs Cat Ray Turner. The president Mrs Pharris opened with the club creed and a Psalm devotion. Members shared favorite flowers during roll call and refreshments were served to numerous members and two new ones plus a visitor. The club plans to meet with Mrs E V Jurls in June.
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Earl Dudley
Rocky Mound
Floyd Pharris
Jim Chambers
Dudley
Norman Taylor
G.ry Barwick
H. H. Higgason
Wayne Turner
Carl Ray Turner
Floyd Pharris, Jr
Earl Bain
Claude McCorkle
E. V. Jurls
Christian Women's Fellowship meets at Wingfield home
The Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Bert Wingfield's home. Mrs. J. W. Bradley gave the devotional on Blessings and closed with a poem and prayer. Mrs. Wingfield and Mrs. C. O. Wahlquist presented a program on United Missions in the Philippines. Mrs. Homer Ward led the business session, electing Mrs. Frank Davis chairman of the program committee and Mrs. J. W. Bradley treasurer to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Dennis Ledbetter who resigned. Afterward nine members enjoyed refreshments. A guest, Mrs. Wallace Pemberton, presented a program on Wings Over Our Gardens with bird-note recordings and garden tours followed. Rose Garden Club tea held. officers installed.
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Christian Women's Fellowship
The
First Christian Church
Monnday
Bert’ Wingfield
J. W. Bradley
Frank Davis
Dennis. Ledbetter
W. Gist
Dewey Stripling
J. Be Hesterly
Wallace Pemberton
Rose Garden
Moody
B. C.moody
A. M. Rettig
John Thomas’ McRae
Jesse’ Porter
Porter
Garden Club
Bob‘ Yarbrough
Byron ‘Moody
Bil Ward
Alfred DeBlack
Treaster
Carl Mitchell
Horian
Adam Guthrie
Prescott Garden Club Holds Final Meeting of Season
The Prescott Garden Club met May 21 at Mrs J W Teeter's home with hostess Mrs Burke Sisiton assisting. Officers were installed including secretary Mrs J and other newly named posts in a season’s end gathering.
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Prescott Garden Club
Burke Shelistant
Burke Sisiton
Proposes TV Program on the Dance
Charles Mercer argues for a weekly half hour TV program about dance. He highlights nostalgia, mentions dances from Charleston to waltz, and cites eras from 1920s to present. He suggests the format could revive interest, entertain older viewers, and curb the arm pump handle.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Smrart Network
Lawrence Welk
Harvard
George Raft
Raft
Xavier Dugal
Madison Avenue
California Leads Nation in PTA Membership Figures
California holds the largest state PTA membership in the United States with 1,529,756 members, followed by Ohio in second place with 657,829 members. The figures illustrate California's dominant PTA reach compared to other states.
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California
Parents and Teachers Assn
U. S
Ohio
Mrs. J. T. McRae Hosts Tea After Installation
Members gathered in the dining room for a tea reception with yellow rose decorated cakes and sandwiches on a lace covered table. Mrs. John McRae presided at the punch bowl, Mrs. Bill Oates served the cake, and Mrs. Earl Eppler assisted. attendees wore rosebud corsages.
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J. T, McRae
John McRae
Bill
Rotary Club to Meet at Lawson Hotel in June
President Adam Guthrie Jr presided at the regular Rotary Club meeting held Tuesday at the Broadway Hotel. He announced plans to begin meetings at the Lawson Hotel starting with the first June session. Duncan McRae presented an entertaining talk on Similarity in Names linked to a long civil suit. Guests included Rotarian Albert Graves and Nick Jewell of Hope, J L Bradshaw of Hot Springs, and Dry T J Gentry of Shreveport. Other attendees and guests from Texas, Alaska, and Dallas were noted along with beauty clinic attendees and visiting family members.
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Adam Guthrie Jr
Rotary
Broadway
Lawson
Duncan
McRae
Albert Graves
Nick Jewell
Hope
J. L. Bradshaw
Hot Springs
Dry
T. J. Gentry
Shrewport,La
The Tattered Dress Opens at Saengé Theatre
Universal-International presents The Tattered Dress a taut courtroom drama filmed in CinemaScope with a five star cast led by Jeff Chandler Jeanne Crain and Jack Carson. Chandler wins a murder defense then faces a jury bribery charge as the suspense builds through two courtroom sequences and multiple murders. Elaine Stewart and Gail Russell deliver striking performances in a vivid fear driven plot.
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Universal-International
Saengé Theatre
Jeff
Chandler
Jeanne’ Crain
Jack
Carson
Gail
Russell
Elaine
Stewart
George Tobias
Edward. Andrews
Philip Reed
Reed
California
Jack Carson
Miss Crain
Miss Russell
Elaine’ Stewart
Miss. Stewart
Nev’er
Chandiler
Albert Zugsmith
Jack Arnold
George Zuckerman
AFL CIO Leaders Question Beck Misuse of Funds
Washington reports AFL-CIO leaders questioned if they doubted Dave Beck prior to the Senate Rackets Committee inquiry into Teamsters finances. Only George M. Harris publicly supported action, while others cited lack of power to subpoena Beck’s books and internal AFL-CIO resistance to probing member unions. The merger created a 15 million member federation. internal leaders historically avoided extensive discipline of affiliated unions.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Dave
Beck
Teamsters’ Union
Senate
Comunitten
Teamsters
George M. Harrison
J. Don
AFL
Senate Committee
Nok
Basle
AFL Cio
GIO
CIO
Fleld
APL
Whey
William Green
Frank Sinatra Headlines Spark Press Attacks
By Bob Thomas Holly Y: a magazine surge targets Sinatra as he becomes a magnet for publicity and enemies. The singer, who dislikes publicity, recalls past feuds with Ava Gardner and Samuel Goldwyn while noting a $2.5 million deal drawn by his haters. Other items include Clifton Webb mocked by a policeman, Erroll Flynn boasting of legal battles and Liberace’s memoirs upcoming, with Flynn promising sensational yacht trials and studio maneuvers.
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Bob Thomas Holly Y
Frank Sinatra
Frankie
Sinatra
Hoboken
Ava Gardner
Frank
Samuel Goldwyn
Clifton Webb
Vine Street
Noel Coward
Webb
Erroll Flynn
Liberace
Lynn
Torried
Flynn
Controversy Over Wallace Cohen Interview Sparks Debate
New York reports on Mike Wallace ABC Sunday interview with ex gambler Mickey Cohen drawing heavy criticism for name calling and sensationalism. Cohen attacked Los Angeles police officials while Wallace defends probing method and claims ideal interview subjects provoke controversy yet avoid gratuitous insult.
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New York
Mike’ Wallace
Abc-Tv
Wallace
Mickey Cohen
Los Angeles
Cohen
ABC
Jag
Cohey
Tulsa Plane Reported Missing Amid Search Efforts
A private plane flown by a Tulsa justice of the peace was reported missing today. Planes from Tulsa and Fort Smith were conducting a search, with limited readable fragments noting timing and locations.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dear Dorothy Dix advice column excerpts and letters
A series of brief readers questions and Dorothy Dix replies cover family temper, parental discipline, and romance. Topics include a fiery daughter and parental restraint, enduring love after heartbreak, remarriage as a widow with children, and contrasting suitors. The column offers guidance on accountability and practical steps.
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Dorothy Dix
Diane
CAP search hampered by weather in Tulsa area
Maj Dorman Brown of the Civil Air Patrol said the search squadron had been active since dawn for an unreported plane carrying one passenger, Ronnie White. He cited bad weather and Fort Smith as factors hampering the hunt.
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Maj
Dorman Brown
Tulsa
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Ronnie White
Brown
Fort Smith
King Saud’s Desert Tour In An American Mobile Home
King Saud visits remote Saudi provinces aboard an American made mobile home described as a bus like vehicle with a throne room and rose colored carpeting. The mobile palace shields the ruler during outreach trips to distant desert areas.
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Saud
Saudi Arabia
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