May events at local churches and schools
The Business Women's Circle meets 7:30 at Mrs Clyde Osborns home Monday. Practical Nurses gather 6 at Hope City Hall. Piano recitals by Mrs Edwin Stewart at Hope High School May 28 and Mrs J C Carlton at her East Third Street home May 27. Ted Jones piano recital May 30 at First Christian Church. Public invited.
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Business Women's Circle
The
First Baptist Church
Clyde Osborn
Hope City Hall
Edwin Stewart
Hope High School
J. C. Carlton
East Third Street
Ted Jones
Lrst Christian Church
Local Residents Host Guests Across Nearby States
Mr and Mrs Homer Fuller arrive from Marshfield Missouri to make their home in Hope. Lloyd Kinard hosts weekend guests including Jack Petre Othal Petre and Delton Gordon from Oklahoma. W B Ruggles and family and Mrs Truman Humphries and daughters visit Hot Springs with Lucille Ruggles. C L Sembach of Detroit joins at Lake Catherine. Byron Hefner and Lyle Brown with spouses enjoy Lake Hamilton near Hot Springs. W S McDowell and daughter Nell depart Sunday for ...
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Mrs
Homer Fuller
Marshfield, Mo
Hope
Lloyd Kinard
Jack Petre
Othal Petre
Broken Bow
Oklahoma
Delton Gordon
Idabel
W. B. Ruggles
Truman Humphries
Hot Springs
Lucille Ruggles
Lake Catherine
C. L. Sembach
Detroit
Michigan
Byron Hefner
Lyle Brown
Lake Hamilton
Local Notes and Birth Announcements Reach Across States
A clipped social column reports visits from families including W. S. McDowell Jr. in Plaque mine Louisiana, C. McLain in Hot Springs, and Briant Bundy with son Mike from Denver. Births include Suzanne Marie Whitten, Eleanor Anne Watkins, and William Ed Faulkner. hospital stays mention Branch hospital and Julia Chester hospital. Mrs. S L Churchwell travels to Centerville Tennessee for a seriously ill brother.
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S. L. Churchwell
Centerville
Tennessee
Dolphus Whitten, Jr
Suzanne Marie
Julia Chester Hospital
Union Grove Home Demonstration Club Meets
The Union Grove Home Demonstration Club met at 2 00 p m on Wednesday May 21 at Mrs J E Causeys home The devotional was given by the hostess Roll call was What I learned at the style revue Virgie Whatley demonstrated strawberry preparation for a freezer locker About 30 attended observed National Club week with church service Rev Henry Stingley delivered a sermon Soft drinks and iced tea were served The next meeting will be at Vivian Williss home.
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Union Grove
J. E. Causey
Style Revue
Virgie Whatley
National Club
Henry Stingley
Vivian Willis
McNab and Bingen Home Demonstration Club Meetings
McNab club met May 23 at 2 00 pm at Mrs T C Lee's home electing officers including President Mrs T C Lee and Secretary treasurer Mrs C A Knighton next meeting June 6 at Mrs Ed Stones kitchen conference Bingen club met May 19 with 9 members 1 visitor and Miss Dixon present noting devotions and a woolen fabric storage demo next meeting June 16 at Bing en School House featuring tie dying 4 H girls to join at the school
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McNab
McNab Home Demonstration Club
T. C. Lee
C. M. Knighton
C. A. Knighton
Ed Stone
Willis Spates
John Revels
Bingen
Earl Holt
Miss Dixon
Fd Gilbert
Dixon
Bingen School House
Columbus Home Demonstration Club Meeting Recap
The Columbus Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday May 20 with Mrs Fred Caldwell and Mrs Herbert Sipes as hostesses. Eleven old members and new member Mrs Jim Webb attended. Mrs Mary Clendenin opened with devotion. During the business meeting the club voted to give $5.00 to the
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Columbus Columbus
Nightly Radio Lineup Across NBC CBS and ABC
Central Standard Time listing for New York on May 26 includes NBC programs such as Under Big Top and Patti Clayton concert. CBS features Winner Take All and Vacation from Marriage with Tyron Power. ABC schedules Sherlock Holmes and Sammy Kaye. additional listings cover Scotland Yard and Gregory Hood with various morning and afternoon shows.
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New York
NBC
Robert Youn
Howar Barlow
Borge and Goodman
Patti Clayton
CBS
Joan Davis
van Heflin
Tyron Power
Johnny “Apollo
Bob Hawk
ABC
Sherlock Holmes
Treasury Agent
Sammy Kaye
Scotland Yard
Gregory Hood
Guy l Lombardo
Former Hope Resident Joseph McKamie Buried Near Guernsey
Funeral services for Joseph T. McKamie a former Hope resident who died in a Magnolia hospital were held at Guernsey with Rev D O Silvey officiating. Interment followed in Water Creek cemetery. He is survived by his wife five sons William A Samuel M James V John S Chester R and four daughters Mrs Barney McKamie Mrs Arnold Davis Mrs Jonah Terry and Mrs Lester Bush.
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Joseph T. McKamie
Hope
Magnolia Hospital
Guernsey
D . O. Silvey
Water Creek Cemetery
William A
Fulton
Samuel M
James V
John S
Ft. Smith
Chester R
Barney McKamie
Arnold Davis
Jonah Terry
Magnolia
Lester Bush
Gurdon
Benefit Program at Union Grove Church May 30
A benefit program will be held at Union Grove Church on Friday night May 30 at 7 30. The church lies three miles southeast of Ble vins. The public is invited.
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Union Grove Church
Blevins
Sikes Matched With Thomas at Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff May 26. Bob Sikes returns to his home town to fight Buddy Thomas of Washington D C in a ten round heavyweight bout. Sikes, from Little Rock, weighs about 190 pounds and Thomas about 193. Sikes previously beat Thomas in Little Rock in February. Promoted by Jim Benton former Arkansas star and top professional receiver.
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Pine Bluff
Bob Sikes
Buddy Thomas
Washington, D. C
Sikes
Little Rock
Thomas
Washington
Jim Benton
University of Arkansas Grid
Cage
4-H Girls Exhibit At Fayetteville Meeting
4-H girls hosted at Fayetteville displayed braided and hooked rugs and eight stenciled scarves. Mrs. William Gilbert celebrated a birthday with many gifts. New business included selling recipes and cookbooks. June hostesses were Mrs. J. C. Hipp and Mrs. Alvin Hamilton at the school lunch room.
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Fayetteville
Dixon
William Gilbert
J. C. Hipp
Alvin Hamilton
Belton Home Demonstration Club Meets at Mrs Buen Daniel
The Belton club gathered at Mrs. Buen Daniel's home on Thursday evening May 15 with 13 members 6 visitors and Miss Dixon present. The meeting opened at 2 30 led by Mrs J L Eley. Devotional Psalm 20 read by Mrs Felix Gaston followed by roll call noting new sewing ideas from the last meeting. Minutes were approved. Miss Dixon spoke on club week activities including freezer locker day. A rug making demonstration and color harmony discussion followed. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Next meeting set for Mrs L A Manning's home.
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Belton
Belton Home Demonstration Club
Buen Daniel
Miss Dixon
J. L. Eley
Felix Gaston
The Tollivers Eloped After a Moonlit Otsego Party
The Tollivers arrive at Otsego with gossip and wealth questions. Flora and Annabelle charm suitors, host a lavish party for Sam and Nelson Forbes, and Flora flees with Bob Finneran to New York two weeks later, leaving fin de siecle dilemmas in their wake.
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Otsego
Flora
Annabelle
Leah
Ithaca
Amy
Mrs. Tolliver
Father
Florabelle
Simps
Forbeses
Bob Finneran
Bob
Sam
Nelson
Dick Salmon
New York
Snyder Urges National Debt Reduction at Ouachita College
Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder urged substantial and orderly reduction of the national debt during a commencement address at Ouachita College Arkadelphia. He stressed fiscal responsibility and world peace, praising national unity behind Truman, Marshall, and UN efforts. Snyder received an honorary LLD. Brig. Gen. Compere also honored. class size 113. events planned in Hot Springs with Arkansas Bankers Association committee.
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Arkadelphia
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Ouachita (Baptist) College
Snyder
Truman
Marshall
United Nations
the Treasury
Lit Rock
Washington
E. L. Compere
Arkansas
Selective Service
Arkansas Adjutant General
Quachita
Arkansas Bankers Association
Hot Springs
U S urged to ship cereals to avert postwar riots
Washington May 26 The United States and Canada should move 5 million tons of cereals in July September to prevent riots and shortages through the world food crisis. D Fitzgerald secretary general of the International Emergency Food Council warned stocks are lower than last year and protests could turn violent. Argentina would supply 2 million tons while surplus nations must continue heavy shipments into autumn 1948 to bridge the gap before harvest.
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Washington
United States
D. Fitzgerald
International Emergency Foo Council
Nm Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Council
Canada
Argentina
Fitgerald
Agriculture Department
Rain Cancels Arkansas Final Game with Oklahoma A&M
Rain prevented the University of Arkansas baseball team from finishing the season with a scheduled game against Oklahoma A&M in Stillwater on May 26. It marked the third Arkansas Aggies game washed out in two weeks, with two Fayetteville games canceled the prior week.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Oklahoma A. & M
Stillwater
Mutual Help Association for Mothers and Wives
A Dear Dorothy Dix column describes a group of four young wives forming a Mutual Help Association. They share child care, housework, and meals when needed to ease domestic tasks and keep social life alive, with encouragement for others to imitate the cooperative model.
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Miss DIX
Lucullus
Varicose Veins Care and Treatment Methods
A medical guidance summary notes varicose veins common in women over 40 in department stores. It explains symptoms such as tired legs cramps and swelling, outlines vein structure and dangers of ulcers, and describes treatment options including elastic bandages injections and tying the outer groin vein with chemical obliteration. Regular follow ups recommended. A related Q and A explains Wassermann test may yield false positives after alcohol use and should be repeated.
SSS Tonic Promises Relief From Gas and Sleep Loss
The ad claims SSS Tonic boosts gastric juice flow to ease sour stomach gas and restless sleep. It cites lab tests and non organic stomach disturbances, says the tonic builds strong blood and improves appetite, sleep, and energy, urging readers to buy at local drug stores.
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