Society notes preview local events and engagements
The column details social gatherings at the Garden Club and Mrs Cox home, a dessert bridge hosted by Mrs Martindale and Miss Moses, and multiple teas and breakfasts. It notes engagement of Katherine May Simms to Robert Crank, Katherine Wiseman’s book review of Country Wife, and upcoming Christmas plans plus new Garden Club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Martindale
Mary Roy Moses
Huth
Martindale
Mary' Delia White
Alfred Brannon
Snoclfler
Thompson Evans
Jane
Paul Montcalm. Simms
Katherine May
Robert Nell Crank
Robert Erwin Crank
Kathryn Wiseman
Gountey
Hope
Ashedown
Texarkana
Dorthy van Doren
Texas School
18Th and
Pine
Cafehill Garden Club
Let Helms, Jr
Bavold
J. W. Franks
Cecil Bittle
Gordon Boyles
Bittle
Judd Martindale
William Tolleson
John Borrow
Merlin Coop
Coming and Going among Harrisburg visitors in Hope
Coming and going notices list Mr. and Mrs Alden Baker of Harrisburg as guests of Mr. and Mrs T A Lewis and Dr and Mrs L M Lile, with Mr and Mrs Lewis Howard Pallag planning weekend visits to Hope. Dolphus Whitten of Arkadelphia were Thursday visitors, attending the buffets supper hosted by Mr and Mrs R H Tipton. Tiptons will host again.
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Glen Wiliams
WH. Tipton
Dick Watking
Little Miss
Wiutkins
Leuis
Howard Pallag
Hope
Dolphus Whitten
Arkadelphia
R. H Tipton
Unions Call Continued from Page One
The committee has been instructed by Congress to draft an excess profits tax bill this year. It will end its hearings next Wednesday. Business groups claim the levy is discriminatory and unfair and would encourage inflation and poor business management.
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Congress
Anti Picketing Rulings Spur Nationwide Thwarted Walkouts
A statewide wave of anti picketing orders targets Southern Bell exchanges with injunctions in eight states and actions in Nebraska New Jersey and Washington DC. Western Electric wage talks remain deadlocked as unions push for a raise and a one year contract while company offers 11 to 12 cents more per hour for crews of 16 to 18 men.
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Southern Bell Exchanges
Alabama
Louisiana
Virginia
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
Nebraska
New Jersey
Pierre
D. C
Western
Collision in Flight No 13 Fatal Airmen Die In Arizona
A pair of refueling aircraft collided fifty miles west of Tucson Arizona killing 134 airmen. Survivors parachuted to safety or were trapped by fuel and wreckage. Several airmen died from impact and falling debris as flames engulfed the scene near Papago Indian village Silmnkya. Davis Monthan field doctors treated eight with minor injuries and two with broken ankles. Witness Steven Ramon described a flash and two planes crashing together.
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Tucson
Ariz
U. S
Tuscon
Arizona
Degert
Papago
Silnnkya Én
Sells
Hubert Moore
Tacwon
Arizona Daily Star
Statien
Davis-Monthan Field
Steven Ramon
Silmakya
Selfish fiancé warned by Dorothys Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix offers blunt guidance to a reader unhappy with a domineering fiancé who makes all decisions. The column labels selfishness as a core flaw, warns of a lifetime of tyranny, and urges ending the relationship to avoid a miserable marriage.
Dear Miss Dix: I am a boy of
Dear Miss Dix I am a boy of modest years seeking guidance and counsel in matters of conduct study and future paths The note expresses a young reader reaching out for help and mentorship from a respected female figure in the community.
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Miss Dix
Truman Ready to Renew Fair Deal Battle
President Truman signals readiness to renew the Fair Deal fight with both new and old Congress. He questions Republican election gains, backs Secretary Acheson, and avoids declaring a continuing campaign while Congress adjourns. Key issues include profits tax, military funding, Alaska and Hawaii statehood, rent controls, and Korea aid.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Acheson
Alaska
Mawaii
Prillian
Korea
Senate
Patt Af Obia
Republican Committee
Wiis
Sothern Benneratic
Atiska
Regia
Chuan Maybank
Moro "Braman
Roplin
Dan Wiley
Shy
Hospital Notes and Patient Admissions
Hospital notes list admitted and discharged patients including Mrs W H Allison-Patmos Mrs Julian Hosey Tone Master Lane Bradford 266 Graf ton St Dallas and Mrs Cecil Rogers Hope Billy Preece Fulton with several others. The text also comments that The Apostles Creed is not in the Bible and was formed in the fourth century.
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W. H. Allison
Patmos
Meg. John Li. Ray & Daughter
Mary Elizabeth — Columbus
Julian Hosey- Tone
Master Lane
Bradford
Grafton St. Dallas, Tes
Elton Ross — Hope
James NeCoy
Son
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W.E. Cox, Jr
Mitty Della White
Mary
Delia
White
Barlow
Mra
Howard
Ee ‘Hamilton
Katherine May Simmme
Robert Crank
Mrs
R. H. Tipton Will
Catla
EGR
Vicks
Caldel
Kansas City
Dorothy DIX
Miss X
Ren
B.L.A
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Julia Chester
Josephina
Elkins
Skirts & Weskits
Chevrolet
America
Young Chevrolet CO
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