Rehearsal Dinner Plans and Local Church Circles
Social calendar notes a rehearsal dinner for Rosemary Coop and Ward Howard at the Atrow Hotel on September 12. Guests include Rosemary Coop and Louis Ward Howard’s engagement party. Women’s circles of local churches meet in homes and churches at 3:30 to 4 p.m. Period mentions travel and visiting relatives with several locals attending football games and university entries.
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F. O. Deatherage
Okie
Pam
Atrow
Misa Rosemary Coop
Louis Ward Howard
George Newbern
Hope
Ayy ‘Lee Tomlin
Camden
Wayne Pieston
EL Dorado
Gileman
Prescott
Ward Howard
Rosemary ‘Coop
Barlow
I Women's
tat-Christian
Malcolm
Congressman Asked for Information in B-36 Probe
Washington September 9 A congressman's request for information led to an anonymous memorandum that sparked the B 36 bomber investigation Lt Samuel F Ingrim testified a House committee hearing that Rep Charles B Deane backed by Cedric R Worth navy official asked for the material last May Worth admitted drafting the document and was suspended In grim said Deane arranged a conference with Worth after a carrier cruise and meetings with Deane during which the summary was discussed later Deane said he had the summary As hearings opened Worth backed off most statements and the committee found no political or irregular influence in the air force decision to focus on the B 36
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Washington
Samuel F. Ingrim
Navy
Charles B. Deane
D-Nc
Cedric R. Worth
Worth
Services Committee
Ban A. Kimball
Navy Court
Thomas G. Kinkaid
Mermocrandum
Airforce
Air Force
House
Ingram
Deane
Congress
Serenady
Ater
Ingrim
Wages and Rules Behind Missouri Pacific Strike
The Missouri Pacific rail strike centers on rules interpretation, not wages. Wages and hours are not the issue. 282 grievances involve engineers firemen conductors and other trainmen with claims dating back ten years. The unions seek pay for work moved between seniority districts and not performed by the second district men.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Include Several Names
Admits list including Julia Chester Rev J O Gald Washington Carolyn Sue Seton Rt 4 Hope Mrs C E Godwin Hope Mrs A B Harris Blevins Rt 4 Hope Mr and Mrs M L Bennett Re 4 Hope announce arrival of a son. Discharged Barbara Ann Polk Hope Mrs Pauline Ashby Spring Bu Ark Branch Admitted Mrs Cecil Rogers 1Hope Master Charles Powell Rt 1 Palmer Mrs Doyle Rider Lewisville Mr and Mrs Doyle Rider of Lewisville announce arrival of 8 baby boy on September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
J. O. — Gald
Washington
Carolyn Sue Seton
Hope
C. E. Godwin
A. B. Harris
Blevins
M. L. Bennett
Josephine
Barbara Ann Polk
Pauline Ashby
Ark
Cecil Rogers
Charles Powell
Palmer
Doyle Rider
Lewisville
Arkansas Feels the Impact of Rail Strike
Arkansas industries dependent on Missouri Pacific rail lines face a sharp disruption as a nationwide strike begins. More than 1,800 Arkansas workers walk out with 4,000 non-operating personnel laid off statewide, threatening idle time across Conway, Clarksville, Ozark, Russellville, Newport, Batesville and Ban Knob. Airlines report rising passenger traffic. trucks and highways adjust to maintain deliveries. President Truman may seize railroads if needed, but no action announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hughes
Little Rock
Arkansas Industries
Missouri-Pacific
Edgar Chestnut
Arkansas Power and Light Company
A. B. and L
Mo-Pac
Conway
Clarksville
Ozark
Morriston
Russellville
Newport
Bates
Brotherhosds
Istrict
Sam Hammer
Arkansas
Tru
White House
Earier
State Highway Commission
Steps to the Moon romance unsettles California plans
Fritz reveals he will marry Gaynel and leave for the coast in five days, prompting a family debate on finances and living arrangements as Emily, Pat, and others react with shock and concern. Fritz outlines moving to a smaller home to fit finances while Gaynel plans their pending marriage.
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Fritz
Chicago
Gaynet
Fairport
Fairmount
Emily
Hint ¥ Gayne
Frederick
Preddle
Ming
Pat
Gaynel
Denny
Calmveitz
Magry
California
Mather
Churches Weekly Schedule and Pastor Moves in Hope Arkansas
The Hope Arkansas church listings show morning worships and Sunday schools at multiple churches including First Pentecostal, Unity Baptist, First Methodist, First Christian, Bethel A M E, First Presbyterian, First Baptist and Garrett Memorial. Notable items include ordination at Unity’s Gospel Hour, a resignation from First Methodist, and broadcasts on KXAR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Baptist
South Elm Street
Howard. White
Unity
Massey
First Methodist West
Piha
J. E. Cooper
Wesley Club
All Circles of
W. S
Hope Church
First Methodist Church
Warren
Bro. Cooper
Hone
First Presbyterian
Second Street
Stephen Cook
James H. Miller
Presbyterian Youth Fellowship
the Marine
First Baptist Corner
Third and Main
A. Whitlow
Birkhead
H.E
Circte
Sunbeams
R. A
G. A.t S
Attic Waste Warns Against Hoarding and Waste
Dorothy Dix argues against hoarding money and objects, noting women keep useless items like old magazines, worn clothes, and broken furniture. She recalls an attic filled with junk from generations and urges giving to the needy instead, invoking kindness to cold, hungry neighbors.
Top Radio Programs in New York Highlights Sept 10 Schedule
Radio listings outline weekend programs by networks NBC ABC CBS and MBS with notable names Jack Benny Eddie Cantor Walter Winchell Eddie Cantor and Betty Field in Dream Girls Gene Autry shows Truth or Consequences and Gang Busters on CBS and Tommy Dorsey Helnie and Musicals on ABC NBC offers Dennis Day and Take It or Leave It while Saturday night features Hollywood Theater and Sing It Again plus Elf.
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New York
Jack Benny
Eddie Cantor
Walter Winchell
The
Theater Guild
NBC
Dennis
Gunn
ABC
John
Betty Field
Dream Girls
Sharpe
Miss Brooks
MBS
Bret Norrison
Hollywood Theater
Bill Harrington
CBS
Gene Autry
Helnie Aml
Tommy Dorsey
Dies Timber
Houston
Chester Morris
Guy Lonbarde
Chicago Theater
Smokers Cause Major Fire Loss Across United States
Smokers' fires are the leading cause of fires in the United States, accounting for 29.26 percent of all fires with known causes. Careless use of matches and smoking materials is highlighted as the greatest risk.
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United States
Attic Crime Warned Against Hoarding From Bell Syndicate
A Bell Syndicate release urges readers to give up possessions no longer needed. It promotes donating clothes furniture books and toys to aid those less fortunate, arguing happiness comes from sharing rather than storing unused items.
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D. D. Fjooth
Crit Stuart,Sr
C. C. Lew
Johnson
Wingfield
Cuba
J. Stanng
Clara
Geral Lighter
Frances Helen
Badger
Wisconsin
Lon Henderson
Fort Worth
James McRae
Mary
Garalyn Anns
Barbara Lane
Dallas
Andrews
Suthern Methodist University
LaGrone
Em. d
Lucien Abraham
Fayettville
C. Il
Wallace VanSickle
Texarkana
Ed van
Mana
S Homas Berry
Silwater
Oklahoma A & M College
Kimin
Stillwater
College Notes
Ie University of Arkansas
Fayatville
William L. Conway
Kappa Sigma
Ralph Saunders
Tambda Chi Alpha
Sun
Peggy Aun Garner
John Sheffield
Onslow Stevens Ed
James Stewart
June Allyson
Frank Frank Morgan
Columbus
Bessie
J. E. Wallace
de Land
Fla
Adelaide
Umphries
Willewan
NEA
Bat
Fritaz
Gayriel
Orchid
Lye
Califorpia
Gayniel
Unipe
Mrally
Gayael
Ang
Gayne
Pan
Serainarily
To Eye
News of the Churches
Pentescotal
Ferguson
T. F. Ford
Attest
Cliff Bridgers
First Christian North Main
West Avenue
Wm. P. Hardegree
KXAR
Dorothy DIX
Hairston
Tom
BT. C
Lillian O'Steen
Johnny
Mamie
Mother
Dorothy DIX Bell Syndicate, Inc
Oglesby Junior High
Philip Werlein Ltd
Claud Sutton
Hempstead County
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