Social and Personal Calendar and Rosa Nell Ross Weds
Social calendar lists meetings at First Presbyterian First Baptist Unity Missionary Baptist and other churches with speakers and rehearsals from Monday to Thursday. Rosa Nell Ross and James Morrow wed at eight o clock Saturday evening at Reverend S A Whitsow home on South Hervey street with attendees Mary Ethel Perkins and Max Murphy. The bride wore brown faille with orchid and pearls. After the ceremony the couple to reside at 416 South Grady. both graduates of Hope High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Nell Ross
James Morrow
Walter L. Ross
Rosa Nell
James William Morrow
L. R. Morrow
Mr. Morrow
Mary Ethel Perkins
Max Murphy
Miss Perkins
South
Grady
Mrs. Morrow
Hope High School
Magnolia A & M College
Coming and Going Miss Joan Walker to East Texas State Teachers
Miss Joan Walker will enter East Texas State Teachers College in Commerce as a sophomore. Her parents are Mr and Mrs L A Walker. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Jett Williams Jr of Dallas. Others mentioned include Mr and Mrs Harry Phillips and son Ronnie and Mr and Mrs Raymond Taylor and sons Ray and Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan-Walker Jeff
Commerce
Tex
East Texas State Teachers College
L. A. Walker
Jett Williams, Jr
Dallas
Harry Phillips
Ronnie
The
Ozarks
Raymond Taylor
Ray and
Lynn
Harper, Town
Claude Taylor
Hope Area Personal Notes and Births and Discharges
Mrs J B Tooley Sr of ClarIsville Texas visits relatives in Hope area. William Taylor of Beaumont spent weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Claude Taylor. Families of J W Franks travel to Little Rock to visit Mr and Mrs Thomas C Franks. Mrs W T Franks accompanied them to Hope after week there. Admitted or discharged lists include Julia Chester, Jimmie Wayne Bennett Rt 4 Hope, Earl N Martindale Rt 1 Nashville, Thomas R Elledge discharged, etc. Birth announcement: Robert sevens from Stamus. Various patients admitted or discharged in Hope and nearby towns with names including Virginia Blyth, L A Grant, Spencer Plumley, Helen Anderson, Mary Ellen Hill, Minnie Hinds, Eva Leu Ross, Homer Stuckey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
Beaumont
Claude Taylor
Carl Jones
W. T. Franks
J. W. Franks
Little Rock
Thomas C. Franks
Hope
Julia Chester
Jimmie Wayne Bennett
Evans
Earl N. Martindale
Nashville
Thomas R. Elledge
C. EB. Godwin
John T. Bobo
Vernon Pate
Patricia Gail
Lola Powell
Truman Arrington
Truman Dwayne
Truman Dwayne, Rt. 2
David Morris
Blevins
Z. C. Gibson
Patmos
Robert Sevens
Stamus
Mary Ellen ‘Hill
Murfreesboro
Minnie Hinds
Eva Leu Ross
Mary Ellen’ Hill
Homer Stuckey
Births Comprise John McKenzie Born in Little Rock
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Franks of Little Rock announce the arrival of a son, John McKenzie, born Saturday, September 17 in St. Vincents Infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Chinese War Heads to UN Discussion
New York Sep 19 China’s war may be moved to the United Nations with reports that the Canton government could place its fight against communism before the General Assembly or Security Council. U N delegates privately speculated it is a matter of time, with Russia possibly charged, drawing quick attention from Foreign Minister Vishinsky. Ambassador Jessup signaled U S support for free peoples through the U N, pledging effort to safeguard freedom in Europe and Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations
U.N
Canton
U. N
General Assembly
Security Council
Russia
Adrei Y Vishinsky
United States
Philip C. Jessup
U. S
China
Jessup
American Association For the United Nations
State Department
Asia
Europe
Movieland Mourns the Death of Frank Morgan
Hollywood mourns Frank Morgan age 59 in Beverly Hills after a heart attack. He died in his sleep at home with Alma Morgan and son George present. Morgan had recently finished Key to the City at MGM and was under contract since arriving in Hollywood in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Frank Morgan
Morgan
Beverly Hills
Alma
Marguerite Cherry
George
Key To the City
MGM
Buffalo Bill
P . Morgan
New York City
George Wupperman
Ralph
Bradley May Lead Pact Organization In Atlantic Defense Plans
Washington Sept 19 Gen Omar N Bradley chairman of the American joint chiefs of staff appears the likely key figure in the Atlantic pact military organization. The twelve nation defense body will meet Oct 5 to draft unified plans for Western Europe and North America within six months. Bradley is expected to be the American member and is praised for his effective leadership as the alliance builds a collective strategy centered on security and American arms aid to Europe.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Europe
Senate
Bradley
Western
Russia
Atlantic
Council of Foreign Ministers
United States
State Department
United State
Alliance
Southwest May Fatten Attendance
Southwest Conference teams prepare for a busy week as they chase stronger intersec tional marks. TCU crushed Kansas 28-0 while Texas routed Texas Tech 44-0. A and M fell 38-0 to Villanova. Sugar: balanced key matchups across Dallas Houston Philadelphia San Antonio Fort Worth Little Rock.
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Carl Bell
Associated Press
Loup
Texas Christian University
Slaughter
Kansas
University of Texas
Texas Tech
Texas A. and
Villanova
Outhern Methodist
Wake Forest
Dallas
Arkansas
North Texas State
Little Hook
Fire
Clemson
Houston
San Antonio
Bay Iuor
South Carolina
Pat Wuco
TCU
Oklahoma
A and M
Fort Worth
Texas
Philadelphia
Temple
Sing
Jay
Lindy Bury
Jender
Tech
The Price of Matrimony in Dorothy Dix's Advice
A young man asks if marriage is possible without independence, arguing women marry for money. Dix counters that today many women support themselves and wed for love, not money, noting successful marriages across differing temperaments and urging realistic views on compatibility and affection.
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Miss Dix
Jones
Little Rock Board Member Resigns Over Riots and Escapes
Mrs. J. L. Hollis of Little Rock has resigned from the Arkansas Girls training school board of control. She is the third member to quit since recent riots and escapes. A replacement will be named to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
J. L. Hollis
Arkansas Girls* Training School Board of Control
Safety pins produced by a single machine per minute
A historical note states safety pins are manufactured at the rate of 00 per minute on a single machine, indicating the plant’s assembly pace and the efficiency of its production line.
Longhorns shine as Aggies stumble in scrimmage notes
Arkansas Razorbacks tune up for opener with a 212 hour intrasquad scrimmage. The regulars overpower reserves 13 touchdowns to 10, showing promise for Leon Campbell despite a hernia. Campell scored twice including a 60 yard run while Don Leave Temple Rinehart, Schauble, Baldridge, Faro impressed. Starting eleven yielded the lone score by fourth to sixth stringers.
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Longhorns
Aggies
Villanova
Razorbacks
Arkansas
Sesssion
Leon
Museles) Campbell
Parkers
Campbell
Jong
Don Leave
Charlie Temple
Jim Rinehart
Louie Schauble
Soph
Joe Baldridge
Sammy Faro
Magholia A
M. 1
Cosc¢ch
John Barnhill
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First Presbyterian Church
W. A
First Baptist Church
North Hervey
Dorothy Cou Reed
Ouachita College
Will Speark
Earl Little
Unity’ Missionary Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
Brookwood PT. A
First Christian Church
Floyce ‘Taylor
Manda
Memphis
Mrs
L. B. Tooley
Mr. Tooley
Everend
Jayne
Pew
Tor P-W
Jayne Co
Red Skelton
Esther Williams
the Clown Prince OF
Glenn Ford
J. B. Tooley, Sr
Clarisville, Tex
Josephine
Virginia Blyth Hope
L. A. Grant
Spencer Plumley
Ambridge
Penn
Helen Anderson Hope
Charles Wylie
Movieland
Pact
Dorothy DIX
the Bel
Syndicate, Oy
Harry W. Shiver
Hot Point Appliances
Miss New Yorker
Petticoats
Sombra Oma
Coun
Bork
Coca-Cola Company
Hope Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Phone
Secand
Soulsiong
CocaColy Company
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