Bride and Groom Join in Early Fall Wedding
The ceremony took place as the couple, Miss Murphree and Mr. Murphree, announced vows attended by relatives and friends. The bride, Lindenwood alumna with LSU and Columbia credentials, wore a mauve velveteen gown and satin accessories. the groom held a Texas University degree and Phi Beta Kappa honors. They will reside at 29 West 104th Street, New York City, where he will be Wendell T. Bush Fellow in Philosophy at Columbia for 1950-51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameben Gibson
Deny
Texad
Marty
Nii
Wilson
W. Butler
Lindenwood
LSU
Berg
Phi Social Sorority
Phi Pappa
Phi Honorary
Columbia University
Atd
Medane Wllege
St. Charles
Aeane
Calsarniversit
Ifom
Univer
Texas
Agyal Treutendant
West 104
Neva City
Murphree
Wendell T. Bush
Coming and Going onsen land and visiting relatives
A fragmented social note lists families and travelers from Arkansas places such as Fayetteville Arkadelphia Little Rock and Dallas. Edpil Beckworth begins his freshman year at the University of Arkansas while others visit relatives, attend fairs, or return from vacations in St Louis Chicago and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Nix Edsil
Johny Nix
Buddy Suttan
Fayetteville
Edpil
University of Ark Sness
Holiday weekend traffic toll tops 435 deaths nationwide
Associated Press reports a national safety council estimate shows 36,000,000 cars on highways during the three day holiday period with 435 deaths already recorded in traffic, drownings, and miscellaneous causes and the peak travel wave expected as motorists head home. States list deaths by category, with California and Florida among the hardest hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetate
National Safety Council
Ceberante
Safety Council
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Goldrago
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jer
Bey
New Mexico
New Ork
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginian
Shington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Crete Romeo Ends Up Behind Bars in Athens Saga
Crete's Constante Kephaloyannis, known as Costa, was jailed by Athens police on charges of abducting his 20 year old bride Tassoula Petracoge Georgi. The couple wed Friday atop Mount Ida after a public abduction in Herakleion. Tassoula fled with her new brother in law and the groom's uncle. Political crisis looms as Populists accuse government of compromising safety and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Crete
Romeo
Mediterranean
Constante
Costa
Kephaloyannis
Tassoula Petracogéorgi
Mount Ida
Constantine
Gly
Herakleion
Tasgoula
Tassoula
Miser Sophéleles Venizelos
Jnone
George Petraocgeorge
Constantine Tecasdaris
Spyridon
Ghureh
SMU Graduation for Joe A. Irvin of Oran
Joe A. Irvin son of Mr and Mrs Charles M Irvin of Oran earned a Bachelor of Science in geology at Southern Methodist University August 31 He completed summer exercises on the central campus quad and was a member of Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe A. Irvin
Charles M. Irvin
Oran
Southern Methodist University
Mr. Irvin
SMU
Phi Kappa Alpha
Gilbert Summerfield's Bermuda Party Tonight
In Gilbert Summerfield's silent garden gathering, Edie Frey Flood draws attention as Peter Flood’s glamorous ex-wife. The host, a wealthy and laconic figure, moves among guests while Delavan critiques the scene and hints at old family entanglements and fortunes fueling the social drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Summerfeld
Gilbert Summerfields
Summerfield
Gil Summerfield
Gil
Bermuda
Gilbert
Mrs. Delayan
Edith Frey
Peter Flood
University board blocks political sponsorship of football radio
The University of Oklahoma board of regents halted state Democrats plans to sponsor broadcasts of university football games this fall. President Cross said university activities broadcast under political sponsorship will not be permitted without approval, delaying the Democrats contract with KOMA Tulsa for Stoner games through November 7. Democrats and GOP officials weighed equal time and possible FCC action as promotion manager Ben Holmes discussed a hearing with university leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okio
University of Oklahoma Board of Regents
Regents
George L. Cross
Oklahoma
Democrats
KOMA
Oklahoma City
Pete White
Tulsa
Democratic Party
Jim Arrington
Johnston Murray
Washington
GOP
Floyd. Cartier
Editral Communications Commission
Ben Holmes
Arrington
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements Land in Hope and Nearby
Discharged: Miss New Wells Prescott Mrs Dean Browning Hope Brice Thomas Hope Julin Ghestey Admitted: Mrs Otis Fagan Rt 4 Hane Mrs James W Robert son Hope Joyce Treece Saratoga Discharged: Mrs Hamilton Havegan Hope James McClatc hey Lewisville Mrs W H Waters Dorady My and Mrs James W Robert s0n Rope announce arrival of daughter Judy Suzanne Admitted: Andrew L Syverts Barlas Texas Mrs Grady Browning Hope Discharged: Mr Lloyd Highs and baby girl Lewisville Ark Mr and Mrs BE Norvell Hone Rt 4 announce birth of baby boy September 2 1950 Mr and Mrs Grady Browning Hope Ark announce baby boy September 3
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New Wells
Prescott
Dean Browning
Hope
Brice Thomas
Julin Ghestey
Otis Fagan
Rt. 4
Hane
James W. Robertson
Joyce Treece
Saratoga
Hamilton Havegan
James McClatchey
Lewisville
W. H. Waters
Dorady
James W
Donephing
Andrew L. Syverts
Barlas
Texas
Grady Bowning
Piscahrged
Lloyd Highs
Ark
Norvell
Grady Browning
Hopes
Premarital Forecast by Dorothy Dix on marriage signs
A Dorothy Dix column advises that success in marriage rests on more than love, requiring hard work, self sacrifice, and shared values. It warns that infidelity, jealousy, gender roles, and quarrels before marriage predict unhappiness, while compatibility and resolve to endure hardships suggest a lasting union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Jeglousy Bae Ign
Fragmented plea about leaving a fighting family
A speaker asks if it would be terrible to live away from a constantly bickering, ungrateful family. They express a desire for peace and happiness, hoping to escape ongoing strife at home.
Bitter opposition argues Johnson helped oust Forrestal
Washington reports bitter criticism of Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson. A congressman says Johnson aided Forrestal’s removal amid his illness and nervous condition. Forrestal resigned in March 1949 and again urged Johnson to quit two months later. Johnson offered no comment. Critics also target Johnson’s defense economy cuts and postwar armed forces’ condition at the Korean War onset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
fPi
Louis Johnssn
Johnson
Deckle Jamess Forrestal
Forrestal
Defense
Borrestal
Taurielin
Johns
HADACOL touted for vitality and patient aid in Kansas City
Francis C Hood of Kansas City promotes HADACOL claiming it cured his deficiency symptoms and improved sleep and energy after six bottles. He urges others to try the vitamin supplement, praising its blood building effect and doctors recommending it, with money back guarantees and specific price tiers for bottle sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis C. Hood
Wabash
Kansas City
Iran
Mr. Hood
Triad
LeBlanc Corporation
Ady
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Aenger
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Keith
Uachita College
Guy Card
Mra
Lex Helme, Jr
Diane
St. Louis
Chicago
T. L. Smith and Gan
Thomas
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M. L. Atterbury ‘End
Lynn
Fred. Yycom
Charles
Yocom
Dianne
Arkadelphia
Lake Hamilton
College
Cnea Service, Inc
Mrs. Delavan
Margaret Delavant
Gilbert Summerfield
Delly
Mrs. Delagan
Cornelius Frey
Flood
Ede
Frey
Eve
Old Delly
Bermudi
Riddle’s Bay
Midwest
King
Clelly
Ede Frey
Cornelius
X Match A
Miss Dix
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Prescott Drive
Dorothy McGuire
William Lundigan
Bob and
Sally
Oklahoma A& M
Weisenberger & Pilkinton
Pilkinton
Hempstead County
Weisenberger
First National Bank
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