Emmet Garden Club and Society Meetings Across Town
The Emmet Garden Club convenes November 6 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Maghess and Mrs. Breed hosting. various circles and garden clubs meet through November 8, including Circle No. 3 of First Christian Church, Wisteria Garden Club, Gardenia Garden Club, and the Junior-Senior High PTA. Luncheon honors Miss Emily Jo Wilson. W.S.C.S., auxiliary groups, and district prayer programs are also noted with dates, hosts, and occasions.
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Tueaday
Emmet Garden Club
Bob Maghess
Clifton Breed
Circle No. 3
First Chistian Church
Thomas Fenwick
Jack Pritchett
Oliver Adaing
Wisteria Garden Club
Olen Purtle
East 6Th Street
Ezra McDowell
Vick Cobb
Gardenia Garden Club
James Pilkinston
Howard Byers
W. H. Brasher
PTA
Albert Graves
Camelia Garden Club
Bill Mudgett
Columnist Must Tell of Spat
Los Angeles columnist Florabel Muir must testify for Franchot Tone's lawyer about a nightclub dispute. A court order compels testimony November 19 at Tone's attorney office. Tone seeks privacy-related damages and claims Muir falsely accused him of narcotics use.
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Los Angeles
Florabel Muir
Franchot Tone
Tone
Miss Muir
Muir
Miss Mute
Barbara Payton
Elizabeth Cospviff
Miss Payton
Garden Club Yard of the Month Winners Named
The Garden Club announces Yard of the Month winners for Ward 1 Mrs D M Floyd Ward 2 Mrs John Dain Ward 9 Mrs Dale Wilson Ward 4 Mrs Bailey Avenue B Beverly Iills Mrs H Coltier Oakhaven and Mrs Cecil Atchley. A tea honored bride elect Miss Emily Jo Wilson with Lt John Bissell present. About seventy five guests attended with many out of town visitors from Columbus Nashville and Arkadelphia.
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Emily Jo Wilson
Max Walker
Jim’ Wilson
John Bissell
Barlow
Joe Wilson
Robert Levins
Billie Boyett
W. C. Bissell
Nashville
James Cooley
E. Jackson
William Tolle
W. J. Stroud
J.J. Wilson
Columbus
Mary Anita Inseter
Marylou Moore
Garden Club
D. M. Floyd
South Main
John Dain
West Std
Dale Wilson
North Hervey
Bailey
Avenue B
Beverly Iills
H. Coltier
Oakhaven
Cecil Atchley
R. E. Jackson
A. D. Brannan
W. E. Bissell
Norma Jean Franks
Noel James
Lewisville
Jim Wilson
Patsy McPherson
John S. Gibson Jr
W. &. Tolleson
Nila Dean Compton
Mary Lou Moore
Mable Gordon
Arkadelphia
Martha James
Nancy Camp
Mary Anita Laseter
T. V. Messer
Washington
B. 8. McPherson
Allen Downs
David Mitchell
Johnny Ray
R. L. Levins
C. C. Gough
J. T. Bissell
Jim Cooley
W. L. Bissetl
Coming and Going Mes Visit Hope And Beyond
Las Vegas residents Alice Stewart and daughter Rhoda visit relatives near Hope. They travel with Mrs. Stewart's son George Stewart of the U S Navy and plan to return home early next week. Mrs. B C Acker returns to Julian home in Little Rock to reside. Mrs. J T Greene from Greenville SC arrives Monday to visit sister Miss Lulie Allen.
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Alice Stewart
Rhoda
Las Vegas
Nevada
Hope
B.C. Acker
Julian
Little Rock
J. T. Greene
Greenville
South Carolina
Lulie Allen
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges including Josephine and Branch patients. The notices announce births: a daughter born November 5 to Mr. and Mrs. T D Nichols and a son born November 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Flowers. Names like Hope and others appear in the fragmentary text.
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Josephine
Doyle Flowers
Hope
T. D. Nichols
Stamps
Austin Smith
Jimmy Sooter
Inflation It Threatens Britain's Defense Program
King George VI warned Parliament inflation threatens Britain's defense program and the government must take drastic action. Churchill's Conservative regime will soon propose measures to fight inflation while the king remains unwell at Buckingham Palace. The speech was read in Parliament. The king pledged support for the canal zone, Sudan rights, and joint defense plans in the Middle East, while backing the United Nations and Korea policy. McCarran shows improvement and remains hospitalized for several more weeks after a heart condition.
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London
King George Vio
Britain
Winston Churchi
Monatch
Churchill
Buckingham Palace
Houses of Lords
Communians
Lords
Partiment
George
Suez Canal
Persia
Egypt
Canal
Sudan
Llegal
United States
France
Turkey
Mideast
Caio
Eowill
United Nations
Korea
McCarran
Rena
Rene Pat McCarran
Dorothy Dix Security or Love
Dear Miss Dix advises a reader torn between two suitors to avoid rushing marriage for money or security. She cautions that love may not grow from convenience and urges waiting for genuine commitment while weighing independence and compatibility. The column reflects early 20th century advice on romance and marriage.
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Miss Dix
Urged to Market Cotton Carefully
Sayre, chairman of the committee, urges growers to market a portion of the crop, warning that wholesale selling could jeopardize prices. The call follows reports that the market has advanced and that delaying sales may help stabilize values amid warnings of overproduction and market manipulation.
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Belwide
Geeta Deaders
Ganinitlees
Morslovdy
CR. Sayre
Conmitlee Sugagests al Oeetten
Connie
Marines to Get New Leader Named Shepherd to command Marines
President Truman has selected Major General Shepherd to succeed General Cates as top leader of the Marines at the end of Cates' duty tour. Shepherd, 55, played a role in the Okinawa and Chateaux Thierry campaigns and the North Korea UN breakthrough. The change reflects leadership rotation as the Marines prepare for ongoing duties. In Europe, Amsterdam reports President Truman may invite Premier Willem of the Netherlands to discuss Western Europe recovery and security, highlighting Holland's strategic importance.
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Washington
Trunnan
Shepherd
Chateau Thierry
St Miliel
Okinawa
Trnan
Con
Ohftan
Cates
Dlity
Shephere
Deel
Cian
Ater
Okaniiwit
the Han
United Nations
North Korea
Netherlands
Amsterdan
Gortuy
Treiman Plank
Willemes
Hini Washington
U.S
de Wwapa Per Graat
Dreos
Trum
Holland
Europe
Fragmented confession signals a broken romance
The writer admits loving a girl but she refuses to go with him. He apologizes repeatedly yet she remains firm. The quarrel ends with doubt about compatibility and acceptance of her decision. The Bell Syndicate notes release.
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Mac
Tate
Alriitt
Walt
Reiley
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