Choir rehearsals and club meetings fill Thursday schedule
The community week features First Christian church choir practice at 7 30 pm and multiple clubs meeting at homes or church buildings. Bible class business meeting and Spaghetti Supper at the church, plus a Friday Music Club Hour featuring pianist Frank S Robins Jr from Conway. PTA plans a November meeting with program on spiritual education. Camellia and Iris Garden clubs meet, show reviews shared, and a State Safety Council session planned in Little Rock November 14-15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Hursday
Gus Haynes
J. B. Gardner
Frank S. Robins, Jr
Conway
Hendrix College
KXAR
Robins
PTA
W. M. Sparks
Fred Cook
Sam Hartsfield
Carolyn Holdridge
Lynn Browning
Church of Christ
Iris Garden Club
W. J. Stroud
James Howden
Tirst Methodist Church
Stroud
Sophia Sue Harper
Paul Raley
Mobile
Ala
Brookwood School
Owen Nix
A. A. Halbert
Quillen May Wedding Solemnized in local home ceremony
Joyce Quillen daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Quillen married Cannon May son of Mr and Mrs Jewell May in a seven o clock Friday ceremony at the officiating minister Reverend Elbert Osteen home. Double ring service featured no attendants. The couple plans to reside in Hope after a wedding trip.
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Hope
District P. T. A. meeting attendance noted in Blevins
Mrs R D Bonds Mrs N Nesbitt Mrs P C Stephens Mrs J M Meaders Mrs Leo Hulsizer and Mrs Aubrey Bonds of Blevins attended the District P. T. A. meeting at the First Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Bonds
N. Nesbitt
P. C. Stephens
J. M. Meaders
Leo Hulsizer
Aubrey Bonds
Blevins
Con Men Returned to Nashville for Swindling Charge
Three men linked to a $200,000 fixed horse race scheme faced charges after an Arkansas arrest and a Nashville transfer. Robert Champeau, 52, was sent back to Nashville to face swindling accusations involving J. C. Couch of Murfreesboro, Arkansas, for $2,500. George Gordon, 43, and Frank Wilson, 70, both fined and ordered to leave Arkansas with jail terms suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Pike County
Ark
Lute
Kansas City
Robert
Champeau
Nashville
J. C. Couch
Murfreesboro
Chapeau
George J. Gordon
St. Joseph
Frank HE. Wilson
Muncipal Court
Arkansas
Jerry Watkins
E. J. Joyce
St. Louis
California
Fred Johnson
Gordon
Wilson
Election Next Year to Be True Test
Washington Nov 9 In spite of Democratic victory in New York Lehman’s Senate win over Dulles sparks debate on fair deal support. Analysts say 1950 elections will test Truman’s program as Democrats aim to hold control of Congress amid Republican and southern opposition.
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Washington
New York
Senate
Truman
Falca
Herbert H. ‘Lehman
John Foster Dibley
Lehman
Dukes
Irving Ives
Ives
Congress
Dulles
Tate
Rulles
D B. Russell, Jr
Dallas
Charles
Liberty
Mr. Truman
Dies
New York State
Thomas E. Dewey
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Dumoarads
Garden Club Attendees at South Central Regional Meet
Attendees from National State Garden Clubs in Texarkana and nearby clubs include Mrs. J C Carlton Rose Garden and many others. Also noted is funeral attendance for Major R B Stanford and early college notes from State A&M on freshmen Petre and Vann with local backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National, State Garden Clubs, Inc
Texarkana
Sum Hotel
J. C. Carlton
Rose Garden Club
G. C. Sutton
C. C. McNeill
A. E. Slusser
A. P. Patton
Lilac Club
W. T. Franks
J. W. Strickland
Dale Barnum
Fred, Cook
George West
Camellia Club
Charles Ryile
Hane Federation of Garden Clubs
Thompson Evang, Jr
Franklin McLarty
AL Parks
Oliver Adams
Azalea Club
I. C. Carlton
Rs. H. O. Kyler
Rose Club
Lahroy Spates
James Bowden
Iris
Magnolia
Cornelia Bios Petre
Fred W. Petre
Route 1
Donald S. Vann
Claude Vann
McNab
State A & M College
Miss Petre
State A & M
Hope High School
Fr. Vann
Saratoga School
Hospital Notes admits and discharges patients in Hope and Arlington
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs Landes, Mrs Cox, and Mr Sanders in Hope and Patmos with addresses Rt 1 and Hope. Discharge shows Mrs Huckabee of Rt 1 Hope. Branch admissions include Mrs Gnad mah, Mrs Eason of Hope, and Wm Al Sharp from Arlington Virginia.
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Josephine
T. V. Landes
Patmos
Merlin Cox
Hope
L. C. Sanders
T. M. Huckabee
Maudie Gnadmah
Rt 1
Milton Eason
al Sharp
Arlington
Sees
Dunaway Takes Oath as Arkansas Supreme Court Justice
Edwin E. Dunaway, 44, was sworn in today as an associate justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court. Chief Justice Griffin Smith administered the oath. Dunaway was appointed last week by Governor McMath to succeed Associate Justice Frank G. Smith, who resigned. He had resigned as prosecuting attorney for Pulaski and Perry counties to accept the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
ivPi
Edwin E. Dunaway
Arkansas Supreme Court
Griffin Smith
Dunaway
McMath
Frank G. Smith
Pulaski
Perry
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Engagements and Adoption
Dorothy Dix answers readers on two topics. A woman warns against marrying a gambler son of wealth and asks if an onlooker should intervene. Dix says the prospect is a delusion and that interference rarely helps. A couple with an adopted son questions honesty about the boy’s status and Dix warns deception harms trust and urges early disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix
Buzz Bomb Loops Over Hawaii Naval Fleet
A submarine launched buzz bomb from the Carbonero escaped antiaircraft fire as it zipped over 35 ships off Hawaii. The V I style missile, launched from a submarine deck, reportedly soared beyond fighters from carriers Valley Forge and Boxer, with a light steel ramp and rocket assist. The northern lights were measured far above the earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Valley Marge
Boxer
London
Tate
Bath House Operators Claim Overinvestment in Springs
Hot Springs operators told a government hearing that they have spent huge sums to build and improve bath houses under a promise of renewal. The 20 year leases for thermal springs expire soon and renewal was pressed by Rep. Rep. Son (D-Fia) and lic lands chair. C. M. Calishan, president of Hot Springs Bath House Association, said the operators invested heavily since bases were granted with assurances of renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
D-Fia
Lic
C. M. Calishan
Hot Springs Bath House Assection
Hot Springs May Get a New Bank
Hot Springs plans to organize a new bank named Hot Springs State Bank with M. M. Hilton as president and Hot Springs man Housley as board chair. The group lists 48 stockholders, seeks $125,000 capital, and includes Paul Talley of Little Rock as the only nonresident director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
M. M. Hilton
State
Bank
Mayloyd Housley
Little Rock
Paul Talley
Springs
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Prudence Riffey Elrate
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Lb. ¥. Higgason
Camellia Garden Club
L. D. Barnuma
O. Wingfield
Iris Club
State Safety Council
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Aenry Travers i
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Anaggin
Igen
Eotied
Ferrell, Baker
A. E
P. E
Mack Stuart
F.C. Crow
WSCS
Middlebrooks
A. D. Middlebrooks
Park Drive
C. V. Nunn
Annie Ervin
Wes
Hinton Davis
Bill Fray
R. T. White
Pakistan
Stith Davenport
W. A. Mudgett
Circle 3
Firs
Elizabeth Smelizer
Taylor, Ark
Sam Stone
East 15Th Street
15Th Street
By James Marlow
Lloyd L. Sides
William Utzman
Edwin Wood
Loneview
P. H. Web
Lyle Allen
Ronald Bosworth
Mont Allen
Verla Allen
Hot, Springs
Webster City
Iowa
Mrs. L. Db. Barnum
Mrs. Barnum
Elizabeth Smeltzer
R. B. Stanford
Warren Stanford
Warren, Jr
Frank Witte
Mire Co. B. Westbrook
Hazen
Will Kinard
Ashdown
Frank Phillips
Jack Stucart
Grover King
Eugenia Oliver
Oliver
Dave Hamilton
Job Schamer
Buddy Lewter
King O'Leary
H. A. Barneson
Mrs. Barney Brown
Collége
Hames cL
Mrs. X
John
Dorothy Bix
Belt Syndicate
Sensational
Griffin
Shin
Il Pipes
Tan
Nias
Griffin Pure Tee Pry
Griff
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