Calendar Notes From Local Church Events And Club Meetings
An October rundown lists a Workers Sunday School class at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church hosted by Mrs. BoOM and Ms. Tatton Drago on Monday October 29. Other items include the Emmet Garden Club event at the Bas company club Wednesday at 7 pm, Green Lasseter Home Demonstration Club meeting, and a Friday session featuring a corsage making program with a salad served to fifteen members.
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Garrett Menaorial Baptist Church
Emmet Garden Ghote
Bas Company Club
Green Lasseter
Green Gisseter
Hong
Olaf Luck
Barry Bulloetkers
Dalton Desson
Community notices detail local visits and home demonstrations
The item reports visits of Mrs. Jean Stewart and Chicago guests to Orkhaven, church events, shrub care demonstrations, and weekly meetings of Centerville and St Paul Home Demonstration Clubs. It notes slides, plant care, refreshments, new members, and upcoming Halloween and Christmas planning events.
Helin Couple to Celebrate 54th Welding Anniversary
Personal mention notes Mr and Mrs Charles A Helin of 152 South Main Hope will celebrate their fifty four year welding anniversary on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Helin
South Main
Hope
Hospital Notes Partial Admits and Discharges
Fragmented hospital log lists patients admitted or discharged including Josephine Admitted Ashley Chester May Patmos and Mrs J J Mekamie Hope. Other entries mention Branch Admitted Junmde Branch Julia Chester Jud Bush Carolils Hope and Mrs W B Fulven ili with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Chester May
Patmos
Willie Downs
Hapa
J. J. MeKcamie Hope
Julia Chester
Jud Bush
Hope
Mrs
Carolils
Dutia Paul Noweneppe
W. B. Fulven
Home Demonstration Club Meeting At Mrs Bell’s House
The Home Demonstration group met October 1 at Mes. Wt. Bell’s home with seven members from the Blevins Club. President Mrs. Zack Stane led the opening, the group sang In The Garden, a devotional and prayer followed, and business covered Christmas cards and gift plans for the next meeting. Members were asked to bring gifts and Mrs. W. H. Yarthy advised on flowering plants and planting depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
David Waddle
J. J. Jhught
Mackwrord
Mes
Bell
Blevins Club
Zack Stane
H. Yarthy
Electric Co op Denied New Trial Site Rock Newspor
A rural electric co operative of Newport loses a bid for a new trial after a circuit judge refused to overturn an Arkansas public services commission ruling. AP and L Newport power franchise is found to have right to serve disputed areas, with compensation offered for about 45 lost customers. The case may go to the Arkansas Supreme Court. A separate note from Wichita Falls reports a county clerk opening a letter from Arkansas seeking civil rights with a $1 payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Site Rock
Get
Newspor
Pulaski
Guy Amslev
Arkansas Public Services Commission
Farmers’ Electric Co-Operative
Newport
Knenaster Hodges
Arkansas Supreme Court
Ainsler
Arkansas Power Light Co
AP & L
Co-Operative
Resignations Hit Leo N. Levi Memorial Hospital Board
J Albert Robinson of San Pedro California resigns as president of the executive board at Leo N Levi Memorial Hospital Hot Springs. Board accepts the resignation citing health as the reason. Mrs C F Morrison of Chicago is named to fill the vacancy until a successor is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springs
J. Albert Robinson
San Pedro
Calif
Leo N. Levi Memorial Hospital
Robinson
C. Tf. Morrison
Chicago
Board View
Must Fight Venereal Disease Warns Nurses Group
Public health official Dr Edward B Johnwick warned that any relaxation of vigilance will raise venereal disease rates. At the Arkansas four day convention in Hot Springs he criticized a recent AMA journal article. The ASMA and allied groups elected officers and formed a student section with representatives from several Arkansas hospitals.
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Lie Rock
Edwar B. Johnwick
Public Health Service Center
Hot Springs
Ark
Albany State Organization For Public Eealth
Hain
Johnwick
Mary Is Vwishbein
American Medical Association Journal
Johowick
Arkansas State Nurses Association
Arkansas League of Nursing Education
Arkansas State Association of Nurse
Doctor Robbery Case Drops Clues In New York Spree
Mass state-wide hunt for Dr Albert Covner continued as three teenage babysitters aged 15 to 17 confessed to stealing 18 000 from his home in Nahant Lynn area. They said they spent about 4 000 on fine clothes and used the remainder before police halted further losses.
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Nuhant
Mass
Albert Covner
New Yorks
Ovetta McCauley
Eileen Jeffrey
Marilyn Curry
New York
Covner
Robert McCauley
Covners
Jeffrey
Curry Girls
Churchill Win Won't Change Picture
Winston Churchill's election victory will not alter Egypt's attitude toward Britain. Interior Minister Fouad Serag El Din Pasha stated the policy remains the issue, not party labels. Egyptian papers mocked the Tory win and warned that Egypt will pursue its rights despite any British government shift.
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Calra
Winston Churchill
Egypt
Britain
Aistey Fouad Serag el Din Pasha
el Din
Churchill
Dorothy Dix Advice on Family Feuds and Adoption Secrets
Dorothy Dix counsels a mother to seek reconciliation between two grown sisters, noting the impact on a beloved young nephew and urging forgiveness. She also urges an adopted daughter to tell her fiancé about her adoption, arguing honesty strengthens family trust and prevents future heartache. A third reader asks how to handle dating a peer’s younger brother, advising open communication and avoiding secrecy.
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Miss Dix
Betty
Alice
Sinee
Anis
Soanuich
Anashing
Lfe
Egyptian paper foresees Churchill fears and sovereignty
The pro government newspaper Al Misri argues Churchill will try to terrify Egypt with more bloodshed. It asserts Egyptian people will gain sovereignty and freedom, challenging the greatest imperialist power yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Misri
Churchill
FBI Holds 14 For Embezzlement Across Banks
FBI arrests in Indiana and Pittsburgh target embezzlement schemes involving bank funds and a federal credit union. Key figures include Paul Straitliff and Lewis, former bank officials, with total misappropriations running into tens of thousands and patterns traced to the early 1930s. Authorities plan hearings and seek bond measures as investigations unfold.
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Mittabugh
Gashier
Lost Nation Bank Oodadiana
PBL
Pittsburat
West Virginia
Baney Lewis
FBI
Lewis
Margaret Craighead
Florida
Stearlilt
Miss Craighead
Paul J. Strait
Aytert
Straltliff
Paul i Phiuee
Strailiff
xivGu
Llewiss
McGregor Motor Ca
Tadiana
Stramvft
U.S
Edward Snodes
Indiana Rotary Eclub
Federal Credit Union
Kaufman's
Pittsburgh
Lewes
Arkansas Library Association elects officers at Conway convention
Miss Gladys Sachse of Arkansas State Teachers College Conway was elected president of the Arkansas Library Association. Other officers include Mary Sue Shepherd as president, Mrs J B Abraham as secretary, and Mrs Be Se Mgaley as Pine Belt measurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litte Bork
Gladys Sachse
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
Arkansas Library Association
Ming Mary Sue Shepherd
Little
Rng
Pulaski County
J. B. Abraham
Poke
Be Se Mgaley
Pine Bint
Mail GI Xmas Packages Now
Washington October 27 The post office department urges sending Christmas parcels now due to heavy volume and looming deadlines for delivery to American troops in Korea. Officials advise sturdy packaging with triple board boxes or double faced corrugated fibreboard, strong cord, reinforced flaps, and taped seams to ensure safe arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Christine Pare
Korea
Dewsie
Milk Trucks End New York Strike and Resume Service
In New York, milk deliveries resume after a one day strike, affecting 12 million consumers in the metropolitan area. About 15,000 drivers and 200 dairies reach a package worth roughly 10 dollars, stabilizing prices for a period while normal service returns and schools and institutions anticipate resumed supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ihifteen
Erie
Tage
Steike
Nis
Sehoois
Ware Jong
Millanny
Aires
Stenek Ooren
New York City
Long Esti
Wealebass Fey
Uoelshnil
Warner
Wild coded tirade hints at labor, power shifts, threats
The text assembles as a chaotic dialogue with threats and instruction about leaving, clothing, and doors. It mentions representatives of unions and Teamsters, wage discussions, and hints at a broader labor dispute. Names and places are jumbled, but the fragment references price discussions and potential federal action looming over workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters
Cha Einger
Federal Pitt
Palatta
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ASMA
Glendine Williamson
Leo XI
Levi Memorial Hospital
Mot Springs
Corolyn Darby
St. Vincent's Infirmary
Little Rock
Rema Deane Lennier
St. Edward's Hospital
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Second View
Pat Nicholson
Arkansas Baptist Hospital
Sue Stone
Levi
Lena Mazzanti
St. Vincent's
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Sparks Mentaril
Dorothy DIX
Cormaiene
Mike Betty
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