Society Notes and Upcoming Club Meetings
Thursday 7 30 Junior Ladies Auxiliary Garrett Memorial Baptist Church meets weekly at the church. Friday 14 Daffodil Garden Club hosts business meeting at Mrs Harold Brents 400 South Walker Sept ment 2 attendees urged. Saturday 45 informal party at 3 80 hosted by Mrs Brents McPherson and Mrs Moody Willis for guests including Mrs Harold Hightower. Tuesday 18 American Legion Auxiliary meets 7 30 at Mrs M M McCloughan home. Sunday School class First Baptist fish fry Tuesday 18 6 30 at Fair Park with Mrs Pauline Carters group hosting. Recent bride Mrs Dorsey Collins and Mrs Olen Purtell honored Mrs Douglas McDowell with a miscellaneous shower 7 30 9 30 at Mrs Collins West 6th. About forty guests attended. Mrs Fred Glanton presided at punch. Mrs Purtell served iced cakes. Spent yesterday in Gordon with Mrs Hamiltons mother Mrs R W Bayless BRANCH Admitted Mrs U A Garrett Hope.
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Daffodil Garden Club
Harold Brents
South Walker
Nmbers
Gus Haynes
First Baptist Church
Fair Park
Pauline Carter
Dorsey Collins
Olen Purtell
Douglas D. McDowell
Collins
West 6Th
Lasky Honored by Movie Industry
Veteran producer Jesse Lasky received the Screen Producers' Guild silver wreath of honor for historic contributions to American cinema. Actress Gloria Swanson presented the award on behalf of the guild, honoring Lasky who discovered stars including Gloria Swanson, Claudette Colbert, Gary Cooper, Bing Crosby and Freddie March amid a tribute attended by over 600 industry personalities.
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Los Angeles
Jesse JL. Lasky
Screen Producers’ 1 Guild
Gloria Swanson
Guild
William Perlberg
Lasky
Miss Swanson
Claudette Colbert
Freddie March
Gary Cooper
Walter Houston
Bing Crosby
Coming and Going Mr. and Mrs. Higgason Visit
Luther Higgason and his young daughter Susan Jane of Helena arrive to spend the weekend with L. F. Higgason and others in the community. Mrs. Thelma Moore and Miss Mary Jon Moore plan to attend the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. Other local residents journeyed to Lewisville for the Associational Mission Study Institute yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Higgason
Susan Jane
Helena
L. F. Higgason
Newton Pentecost
Thelma Moore
Mary Jon Moore
Fayetteville
Moore
University of Arkansas
William Howard Sutton
Pentecost
J. T. Bawden Jr
Perry Moses
Henry Haynes
5S. A. Whitlow
Associational Mission Study Institute
Lewisvillle
U. S. Casualties in Korea Rise to 82,362
Washington reports a new total of 82,362 American battle casualties in Korea, up 596 from a week ago. The tally includes 1,822 dead, 6,953 wounded, 10,052 missing, 149 prisoners, and 1,360 formerly listed as missing but now accounted for, with extra delays in next of kin notification.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Regains Sight After 19 Years In Corning Woman
Syracuse report shows Mrs. Barry Bills, 45, of Corning, regaining her sight after a 19 year period. Doctors say she experienced gradual improvement following treatment and therapy. The case highlights advances in vision restoration and patient perseverance.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Barry Bills
Corning
Printing Class Opened to Non-Veterans in Southwest
The Southwest School of Printing, run by a consortium of publishers, opens its printing program to non veterans to meet a growing shortage of skilled printers. Director Ray Abel notes strong demand from high school graduates and veterans alike, aiming to place trainees into the trade amid aging workers and retirements.
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Southwest School of Printing
Balls
Copimmereia
Palin CL
Bill of Wights
Pei Ink
Savner
Paper
Canmnerel
Penfers
Sehear
Ray Abel
Institutou
Sdyaneum Uint
School board names officers from leading publishers
The school's board of directors includes prominent newspaper publishers and commercial printing executives. At the recent annual meeting Fred Massengidy and Terrell Viebane were elected presidents, with M. Fred Dealey of the Dallas News as vice president and James P. Van Thuss of Southwest Printing in Dallas as secretary-treasurer.
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Fred Massengidy
Terrell Viebane
Fo M. Fred Dealey
The
Dallas News
James P. van Thuss
Southwest Printing
Dallas
Probers Insist Boyle Aided St Louis Firm
West tests reveal Ameri can Lalfald Corp of St Louis hired a government official who approved its $87,000 paver loan. Senate Investigations subcommittee hearings examine William M Boyle Jr and alleged influence in lending. Witnesses discuss a $671,000 loan and ties to Lithafuld, with committee chair stating no final judgment yet.
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Washinton
West
Lalfald Corp
Hoey Caency
Hager Corporation Rro
Hiroe
Bayle Wills Tawyter
al Iani Williways
TRC Exsistiner
Fra
Tony
Hma
Williams
Li Firay
UN J
Toole
Foote
Pond Wittess
Offics
Kenatoy
Hees
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Boyle
Committee examines Lithefort payments in SWPC inquiry
Committee counsel questioned We Tams about Lithefort’s finances and its record for payment to SWPC. Williams said early REC Toons applications showed delinquency and that the firm offered little evidence of timely payments, while others pressed the probe into REC ties to White House fields and Fran Hoyle’s anticipated testimony.
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Lithefort
SWPC
Williams
Butte
Manidt Crsd
Williamig
Triuco
Senate
White House
Fieids
Fran Oyle
Hoyle
Marshal Notton to miss Southern speakers conference
General George Oh Ma abalit informed Governor McMath he cannot lead the annual Southern speakers conference at Hod Springs due to a scheduling clash. Five star general slated as principal speaker, with Rep. Sam Rayburn or alternate named as possible replacement.
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Witte Rock
Cetary of Defense
George Oh Ma Abalit
Math
Hod Springs
Whote
da Ceuse
McMath
Marshall
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Noose
Mistrial in Slaying Case Wythe
The trial of a 40-year-old farmer charged with killing Negev resident Hisvey Wilson, 60, ended in a mistrial after a seven hour deliberation. The fatal shooting occurred at the Stokes home when Officers say Watson drew the fluid while Mrs. Stokes assisted, and the farmer opened fire with a shotgun.
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Wythe
W.H. Stokes
Virandale
Wilson
Stokes
Nad Pote
Watson
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Harold Hightower
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Plaid Design
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Marshal Notton
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Hempstead Motor CO
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