Social and Personal Events and Hospital Notes Anew
The American Legion Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 2 50 in Mrs Thompson Evangs home with several officers and members listed. PTA and other clubs hold meetings upcoming with study courses on the Phy enology of the School Age Child. Local residents arrive or depart for visits, including Mrs Yarberry from Los Angeles and families visiting relatives. Hospital notes record discharges and admissions with names and places of origin and destinations.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Thompson Evang
South
Grady
James Pilkinton
Fred Robertson
W. O. Beene
Alvin Robertson
Mary Hamm
Evans, Hostasges
Doyle Home Demonstration Club Meets In November
The Doyle Home Demonstration Club gathered November 10 at Mrs. W. H. Spring’s home with eight members and three children present. The vice-president opened the meeting, the hostess led devotions, and the month’s topic was Old Folks at Home. Roll call cited gratitude. Officers were not elected due to attendance. next meeting is December 2 at the church. Plans for a Christmas party were discussed for the Westfall home, but no date set. Refreshments included sandwiches, cake and hot cocoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Home Demonstration Club
W. H. Spring
Odean Westfall
The Doctor Ays Arith Rheumatic Diseases Foundation
The article reports in bold terms the vast burden of arthritis and rheumatism in the United States. It notes millions affected, hundreds of thousands disabled, and enormous economic losses from workdays missed and care costs. It describes the formation of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation to promote research, train specialists, and expand hospital beds for treatment.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
Arihr
United States
Lin Tiage
Arthritis and
Hope Municipal Court Docket November 15 1948
Hope Arkansas court docket lists numerous defendants in municipal and state matters. Individuals like Julia Stewart Charles Brown James Williams I D Wedgecock Enos Rice Alvin Isaish Willie Crimer Homer Lloyd Barham Henry Li Garland Theo Primus and Joseph Martin appear on the municipal side for offenses including possession of untaxed liquor driving while drunk disturbing peace and gaming with bonds ranging from 5 to 59 dollars. State docket items include assault and battery driving without consent selling untaxed liquor and burglary with grand jury examinations set and bonds up to 500 dollars for Bill Elliott and Douglas A Griffin.
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Municipal Court of
Joseph Martin
Richard Trotter
Homer Kloyd Barham
Homer Lloyd Barham
Henry Li. Garland
Theo Primus
Enos Rice
Alvin Isaish
James Williams
Willie Crimer
Dennis Martin
Robert Williams
Earl Matties
Wyatt Crosby
Sidney Fisher
Bill Elliott
Douglas A. Griffin
Eel Billy Elliott
Clarksville Editor Dies at Age 63
Thomas Paul Giacomini Sr the founder and editor of the Johnson County Graphic died at 63 in Clarksville. He started the weekly in 1931 and earlier worked for the Kansas City Star before owning papers in Sulphur and Conroy Oklahoma prior to his Clarksville move in 1915.
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Clarksville
Johnsoni County
Presbyterians to Hold Series of Evangelistic Services
Beginning tomorrow night November 16 First Presbyterian Church will host a week of evangelistic services led by Dr. A F Fogartie of Little Rock. Fogartie, head of Home Missions and Evangelism for the Presbyterian Synod of Arkansas, will preach nightly at 7 30 except Saturday through November 23 with a 10 o'clock morning class on the Book of the Bible. The public is invited.
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First Presbyterian Church
A. FP. Fogartie
Little Rock
Fogartie
Presbyterian Synod of Arkansas
Pigst Presbyterian Church
Longview
Texas
Impostor Bride in New Orleans Courtship Case
Levis Durand, a wealthy New Orleans man, discovers his St. Louis wife Julia Russell is an impostor after she withdraws fifty thousand dollars from his accounts and vanishes. He seeks a warrant and recounts the marriage, bank theft, and pursuit to police headquarters, where officials request more proof before action.
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Place
New Orleans
Levis Durand
Julia Russell
St. Louis
Miss Russell
du- Jang
Louis Durand
Bo O
Julia Tussell
Durand
Ile
Jutver
Commiesioner
Tash
Advantages of Marriage for Dorothy Dix Readers
Dear Dorothy Dix reassures a reader that marriage remains a good bet despite common complaints. It argues marriage offers affection, social status, a stable home, and financial practicality, while acknowledging flaws. The piece stresses patience, optimism, and realistic expectations rather than romantic fantasies. The reader’s questions about love, compatibility, and personal sacrifice are addressed with practical guidance.
Birth of Princess Elizabeth's son wows London crowds
London reports celebrate the birth of Elizabeth II's first child, a son weighing seven pounds six ounces. Buckingham Palace attendants and royal guards mark the event with fireworks, guns, and church bells as ships sound sirens and crowds cheer. The baby and mother are in satisfactory condition, and the event is seen as a hopeful moment amid world tensions.
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London
Birwin
Edinburgh
Elizabeth
England
Bony
Buckingham Palace
Elizebeth
U. S
Columbus
Hemri
Plymouth
Royal Child
Royal Horse Artillery
George
Ayde Park
Prince Philp
Palace
St. Paul's Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
Europe
Queen Victoria
Philip
Roe cVir
Anvin
Astrid
Canute
Britain
Denmark
Harthacnut
Wates
Hid Diethwign
Ingala Preyalteet
CSP
Pontort
Micubethy
Satige
Seoul
Prince Philip
Westminister Abbey
Prince of Wales
Paother
Commonwealth
Tabor
Letiasen
le Prince
Sandringham
Albert
Victoria
Trine
Mowuathutten
Claire Trevor Marries Pro ducer on Honeymoon
Pasadena reports Claire Trevor and producer Milton Bren wed yesterday at Superior Judge Thurmond Clarke’s home. The couple intend a Northern California honeymoon. Trevor’s third marriage at age 30 and Bren’s second.
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Pasadena
Calif
Claire Trevor
Milton Bren
Thurmond Clarke
California
Aetress
Bren
Vandenberg MayHead GOP Policy Group
Washington. Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan is being floated as a compromise candidate for the Senate Republican policy committee chair, though not seeking the post. Taft’s dominance looms if the post becomes personal, while “young Turks” press for change. Vandenberg may retire from the foreign relations chair as Democrats gain control.
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Washington
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Ry Mich
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Vandenberg
Old Guard
Hel
Robert A. Taft
D.ee
Bob Taft
Policy Committee
Tait
GOP
Noor
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mass
Raymond ‘E. Baldwin
Cal
Taft
Viow
Foreign Relations Committee
Democrats
Raft
Europe
Congress
McMath to Speak at State Farm Bureau Meet
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation announces Sid McMath will share the podium at the annual convention here next Monday and Tuesday. Other speakers include Herbert Voorhees Wilbur Mills John Graves Wilma Sledge Jack Redhelfer and P K Norris. Officers will be elected at the closing session.
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Rock
Sid McMath Wilh
Arkansas Farm Breau Federation
E. Short
Brinkley
Herbert V. Voorhees
New Jersey Farm Bureau Federation
Wilbur D. Mills
Kensett
John Temple Graves
Birmingham
Ala
Wilma Sledge
Jackson
Miss
Associated Women of the American Foud Bureau Federation
Jack Li. Redhelfer
The
Arkansas: Hospital and Medical Service
P. K. Norris
Washington
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Mother Medic Executive Board
Denver ‘Diskinson
Brookwood P.T.A
Roam
Azalea Garden Club
Kelly Bryant
South Main Street
Oliver Adams
A. &. Parks
Yarberry
Los Angeles
Roy Yarberry
W. B. Bearden
Eccatur
Xvas
JW. Powers
Tkeritivny
Rogers Hospital
Helen Downs
Magnolia
Mrs. Howard
Hughs
Don
Bentonville
Ark
Asia
Pope
Orzan
Wyble Wimberly
Frankfort
Germany
J. W. Wimberly
Miss Wimberly
PF. Brice
Terry Wayhe
Gary
Ft Smith
Brice
H. W. Hatcher
Benning, Georgia
H.R. Thrash
J. We Wimberly
Miss Wybie Wimberly
Billy Wimberly
Billy Davis
Byron Hefner
Meo
Claude Lauterbach
Atlanta
Cil
D. B. McDonald
G. G. Kelly
Branch
Grit Hollis
Patman
Woodard Cox
Jittleson
Tippe
Josephine
J. G. McAdams
Hope
T. L. Bolt
McCaskill
T. B. Fenwick, Jr
Thomas Ler Gilbert
E. G. McAdama
H. L. Bolt
J.B. Causey
Blevins
Fenwick, Jr
Zona Green
B. FP
Johnson
L. Beckham
Linda Kay Rowe
Thomas Osburn
Max Cos
Thomas Lee Gilbert
Joe L. Lively
Little Son
Julia Chester
Ada Claire Glenn
Thelma Thrash
Edward T. Harding
Aberdeen
Maryland
Clifton Formby
Patmos
Eula Burke
Bres
van Johnson Dune Allyson
Satah Jenkins
Hume Cronyn Uwa Merkel
Calumn
Shipley
Hempstead County
Hope City Hall
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Presbyterians
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Sweden
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Giacomini
Montana Railway Company
Associated Press
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Durrand
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Hong
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Hughand
Prince Charming
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Hedland
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Hue
Mmoney-omker
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MaArape
Faye
Young Prince
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Peretad
McMath
State Farm Bureau
Montaly
Pinkham
Greening Insurance Agency Inc
Hope, Arkansas
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