Society Calendar Shows Local Club Events in October
The page lists October meetings and social events across local groups. Highlights include church committees, a Friendship Class installation, district information school registration, PTA study course, and a Business and Professional Women's Club gathering. Many dinners, hostesses, and locations are named, with dates focused on Tuesday October 27 and Thursday October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schotol Pta
Business and Professional Women's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Local Civic and Church Activities Report From Tesarkana
Ellece Johnsen of Tesarkana Southwest District Chairman will discuss plans for the District Conference to be held in Tesarkarna. Friday events include prayer services, Bible classes, and a world of community notices. The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Jackson’s home with reports, updates, and plans for fall conference and Poppy Sale in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellece Johnsen
Tesarkana
Southwest Distriet
Ivessé
Tesarkarna
Wim
American Legion Auxiiliary
R. &. Jackson
Americai Legion Auxiliary
Mreg. Roe. Jackson
J. HK. Gentry
A. T. Bowden
B.S. Franklin
I Gentry
Franklin
JE. P. O'Neal
Little Rock
Miles
CSNPS
Coming and Going at Sunday Guest Visit
Mrs. Pat Casey and Mrs. Julia Tidwell of New Boston Texas join Mrs. Casey’s sister Mrs. Watts of Texarkana Texas and others from Minden Jena and Hope for visits. Ladies from Hope depart for Little Rock to attend the U D C convention with several named participants. On Friday October 23 Mr and Mrs O McQueen attended the play The Mad Woman of Chaillot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Casey
Casey
Julia Tidwell
New Boston
Texas
David Watts
Texarkana
C. W. Petrey
Minden
Louisiana
Plp
Tomlinson
Jena
Palmore Duprey
W. Y. Palmi
Hope
Little Rock
U. D.C
J. M. O'Neal
J. M. Duffie
TC. Whitworth
Mary Dunnin
J.J. Battle
Mrs. O. McQueen
Chaillot
Court Docket of Hope Municipal Court October 26 1943
Court docket lists many defendants with bonds forfeited or fines imposed for speeding intoxicated driving improper lights and signals and other violations. It includes names such as John Campbell Karl Hopson Dora Moss Jerman Frierson Willie Green and James Burley with bonds forfeited or fines set, plus civil action dismissals involving Busy Bee Grocery, Ladies Specialty Shop and others. George Keith Arnold Ward and Sadie Peden feature among offenses and penalties.
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John Campbell
Karl Hopson
Dora Moss
Ierman Frierson
Filbert Willias
James Thomas
Jackson
James Burley
George Keith
Sadie Peden
Willie Green
Aubrey Fintcher
WLM
Green
Joss Williams
Jai
Arnella Freeman
Luther Burton
James Johnson
Lorie Williams
Alford Line Lons
Smith
Sadig Peden
Walter Peden
Tidwell
Trnad
David Reaves
AL. Rogers
Johnnie Straughter
Orville H. Molseher
Booker T. Logan
Gi O Brien
W. J. Old
Walter Newton
Busy Bee Grocery & Market
James Armstrong
Ladies Specialty Shop
Virginis Common
City Furniture Co
Rogers
Pic Tire
Escaping Crashes Is Old Stuff for Capt. Roche
TOPEKA Kan a crash landing at Dorbes Air Force Base seriously injured an 15 man crew led by Roche. In July Roche was rescued from the Sea of Japan as the sole survivor after a reconnaissance plane was shot down by a MiG. An American protest to Russia followed at Henderson State Teachers College. Their son Donald appeared in the cast.
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Topeka
Kan
John &. Noche
Washington
D. c
Roches
Roche
Dorbes Air Force Base
Sea of Japan
Russia
Henderson State
Teachers College
Donald
Hospital Notes and Discharges at Hope and Fulton
Hospital notes list admissions in Hope, including Ralph K. Schultz from San Diego and families, with several patients named from Hope and Washington. Discharges include Mrs Gee, Mrs Van Bullington, Mrs Crider, and Mrs Wille McKamie. Branch Hollhs records Tommy Jones admission, Preston Bragell from Houston, and Mrs Wayne Ward, with several Hope residents discharged. An arrival notice states the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. W R Allen of Bt 4 Hope.
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Julia Chester Hospital
Ralph K. Schultz
San Diego
Calif
KR. Stevens
Hope
Jasper Lively
Washington
N. A
Branch Hollhs
Tommy Jones
Preston Bragell
Houston
Texas
Wayne Ward
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Snippets Revealed
A jumble of Dorothy Dix style questions covers in law trouble from a daughter-in-law over smoking and aging, a teacher facing a romantic crush from a student, a homeowner with tenants using the front entrance, and a wife contemplating leaving a nonworking husband with practical, cautionary responses.
Elmer Davis Leaves Air Amid Health Concerns
Former Office of War Information chief Elmer Davis departs ABC radio duties after a period on the air for several years due to high blood pressure. The commentator known for wartime broadcasts faces ongoing health issues in a shifting postwar media landscape.
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New York
ABC
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Washington dinner talks reveal fears on jobs and loyalty
In a heated exchange among speakers including Wilbur and Mr. Querie, arguments focus on average American workers, personal finances, and political pressure. The dialogue shifts to social issues and ends with a Nairobi Mau Mau report noting 103 militants killed and several wounded in a week.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Eng
UN Council to Examine Palestine Conflict Roots
James Marlow reports that the United Nations Security Council will study the long running Israeli Arab dispute. Background traces mandates after World War I, the 1947 UN plan for two states, and ongoing tensions with Syria Jordan and Egypt. The piece notes armistice lines and disputes over river use and hydroelectric plans near the Jordan River.
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James Marlow Washington
Avahemad
Israel
Units of Nations Security
Council
Near East
Senate of Nations
Syria
France
Palatine
Transjordan
Gyritat
Palestine
Stefane Arnhs
Palestina
I. N
Hiroth Taraedis
Aroha
Lebanon
Jordan
Egypt
Davon
Tavagl
Syvan
Janta
Triye Commission
Madi Coy
Vinny Huentke
Tapitel
iMewatiing
Jardin
Unis
Noetno
United States
Hell
Jordan River
New York pair blamed gear in Little Rock jail bid
Two New York rowhays, Thorpe and Knoll, 23 and 24, were arrested in Little Rock for alleged theft while en route from New York City to a Tucson Arizona dude ranch. They blamed heavy gear for the incident, telling authorities they took the car after a break in. They argued the power meter and other gear prevented consent for actions in the destabilized zone. The incident drew U N and allied attention as regional tensions and maritime diversions were noted.
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Dallas
New York
W. Maddon
New ‘York Ciy
Tocson
Ariz
Krell
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Robert Tyree
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Hubert Whitten
Frederick Milldrow
McKinley Nelson
Henry Conway
T. V. Landes
King's van & Storage Co
Arthur Colter
Ward Body Works
Charles Yarbrough
Public Service
John P. McDonald
Ralph Killgrove Shultz
Hardy Mason
A. R. Steele
Emanuel Jones
LeRoy Karr
Public Service Commission
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Massachusetts Fire & Marine
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