Piano Recital and Community Meetings Schedule
May events at Hope High School and area churches list a piano recital by Mrs. Edwin Stewart and other gatherings. WSCS, Ladies, and Garden clubs meet May 26 to 28, with notices of co-hostesses, discussions on Acts, and memberships. A Girl Scout day camp starts June 2, and social teas honor Miss Betty Lou Roberts.
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Edwin Stewart
Ann Barr
Hope High School
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Lorraine Blackwood
Howard Byers
H. E. Patterson
I. B. Tooley
Hope Iris Garden Club
E. 0. Wingield
Fale
Johe Tad Tian
Susanne. McNett
Suzan
Betty Lou Robérte
Batty Lou’ Roberts
Charles
William. Gilbert
Wade Gilbert
Bell Thompson
Gilbert
Columbia Road
Kenneth Wood
LC. F. Gilbert
Graom
Ozark High School seniors sail for eventful trip east
In late May a group of Ozark High School graduates will embark on an 18 day journey to Washington New York Canada and more. They saved over 2400 plus each student set aside 30 to cover extra costs. Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt will host an informal chat during stops in Arlington St Catherine's Ontario and other cities. Principal Bently F Stracener notes the trip is a landmark experience for many graduates.
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Ozark High School
Washington
New York
Canada
Eleanor Roosevelt
Arlington
New York City
Returning travelers visit and family updates at home
Goming and Going Mrs. Dorsey Fuller and children arrived at Bremerhaven Germany aboard the SS Washington. Capt Fuller resided with the Fullers in Houston and Galveston, Paula Schreck stays with Mr and Mrs Fuller. Mr Roy Berry spent the weekend with his mother, a patient at Ho Springs hospital.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Washington
Capt. Fuller
Paul, Schreck
Paula Phanne
Pallas
Schreck
Momer Fuller
Scheck
Houston
Galveston
Paula
Fuller
Roy Berry
Enn Berry
Ho’ Springs Hospital
College Notes names Daugherty business manager treasurer
Paul Daugherty of Route 4 Hope has been elected business manager and treasurer of the Farm House Club at the University of Arkansas for the coming year. The club is a social and professional organization.
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Paul Daugherty
Joe Daugherty
Route 4
Hope
Hag
Farm House Club
University of Arkansas
Hospital Notes Dulfa Cheater Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges across multiple locales. Names include Mrs. Tom Gathright Saratoga and Mrs. C L Faught Hope with several others listed, plus an arrival notice of two daughters on May 25 1952 in Branch. Additional admissions and discharges mention Mrs W E Cox Sr Fulton and Mrs George Garrett Hope.
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Dulfa Cheater
Tom .Gathright
Saratoga
C. L. Faught
Hope
Homer A. May ‘Hope
Phinis Herring
Jamie Blackwood
L. C.y Hinton
W. E. Cox, Sr
Fulton
George Garrett
Lance Jones
Cecil Feeney
Mentally sensitive partners and drifting apart advice
A reader seeks help about a strained marriage with a sensitive spouse. Advice suggests staying calm, maintaining tactics, and shifting the relationship dynamic. The response warns against clingy behavior, encourages friendship, and notes that emotional distance may grow if issues aren’t addressed.
Four Die In Arkansas Accidents This Week
Three people died in Arkansas accidents this week raising the state total for deadly incidents. A 12 year old girl from Pine Lake near Camden drowned after falling from a boat while trying to free a line. Chis Redman, 38, a rice farmer from Weiner, drowned near Jonesboro when his boat capsized during a fishing trip. An 18 year old motorcyclist from Little Rock was killed in a crash near Arkadelphia. Ronald Koster, son of Mr and Mrs John Keeter, died instantly in Clark County. his friend Larry Muling was seriously injured.
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Arkansans
Cuttendale
Bark McAnnty
Pine Lake
Camden
Ouachita County
George B. Mathis
McAnulty
Chis Reddiman
Ark
Jonesboro
Mack Peel
Arkadelphia
Howard Arnold
Clark County
Ronald Koster
John Keeter
Little Rock
Larry Muling
Carpenters Elect Spa Man At State Council Meet
R C Maron of Hot Springs was elected president of the Arkansas State Council of Carpenters at its two day convention in Little Rock May 2049. The group defeated a proposal to add a field representative in Arkansas. Opponents said it would be too costly while supporters argued it would reduce work stoppages. Other officers elected were Paul A Brewer of El Dorado as vice president and J G Cannon of Pine Bluff as secretary treasurer.
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Little Rock
R. C. Maron
Hot Springs
Arkansas State Council of Carpenters
Arkansas
Paul A. Brewer
el Dorado
G. Cannon
Pine Riff
Teasurer
Free Book on Rectal Troubles Offered Free
Public notice offers a complimentary booklet detailing piles rectal abscess fistula and related colon disorders with descriptions of causes and corrective treatments. Distributed by Thorn on Minor Hospital locating at Suite 1719 LE Linwood Kansas City Missouri.
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Suke
LE. Linwood
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Holt Attacks McMath With Political Machine Charge
In Harvlaon Arkansas on May 26 candidate Jack Molt accused Governor McMath of neglecting duties and trying to build a political machine while aiming for a U S Senate seat. Molt criticized McMath for selling the office and vowed actions on education and highways during his own campaign.
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Warrison
Jack Molt
Dom Uation
Arkansas
McMath
Harvlaon
Ark
Satchelty West
Pftiew
Methodist Meet to Attract 5000 Delegates in North Arkansas
More than 300 pastors and delegates are expected at the Methodist North Arkansas Conference in Bisbeville from June 1 to 18. The Rev. Alfred Knox of Memphis will serve as secretary, and Bishop J W Pickett of Delhi, India, is named conference minister.
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Bisbeville
Ammiib
Crying Singer Takes a Wife
New York on May 2, crooner Johnny Ray married Marilyn Morrison, his bride and mother of his two year old daughter, in a Special Sessions ceremony. The honeymoon was postponed as Ray must fulfill theater commitments.
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New York
Johnny Ray
Marilyn Morrison
Los Angeles
Herman Barahay
Ray
Cherry to Open Campaign June 5
Campaign notes show Cherry of Jonesboro seeking Democratic nomination with June 5 start. Other candidates include Rep. Boyd Tackett of Naghs ville who began campaigning at Are Kadelphia. Mentions of openings in Hulle Bowl Little Rock and Pine Bluff with dates May and June, plus unconfirmed events.
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Celtor Branela Cherry
Jonesboroys
Boyd Tackett
Naghsville
Campala
Are Kadelphia
Back Datt
Hulle Bowl
Little Rock
Ike Murry
Toeatton
Goy
McMath
Pine Bluff
Paragould
Paragould May Group Heads State Meeting
Fragmented OCR notice reports Paragould leaders presiding over a state group meeting with references to Brinkley Bald Knob Forrest City and other Arkansas locales. Details are unclear but indicate a political gathering and dates around May.
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Brinkley
Paragould
Afadt Group
Privat Lott
Bald Knob
Uelena
Hetorti
Misa Arkanstid
Forrest City
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