Women at First Methodist WSCS Discuss Religious History
Frances Bear Wolfe reports on the Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting at the First Methodist Church. A luncheon followed by a program on Woman’s Responsibility in Conserving and Using God’s Abundance highlighted biblical and historical women, with a forum led by Mrs. D J Shrecengost and participants listing numerous local members.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service of
The
First Methodist Church
Circle IV
W. A. Hoffman
Richard Corn
Committee On the
D. J. Shrecengost
Blendie Campbell
Eugene C. Brinker
Lord
Floyd C. Moore
Cornelia Magee
Barbara Duenkel
Harry White
Elizabeth Hood Birthday Party Held at Home
Elizabeth Ann Hood celebrated her first birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs. James W. Hood at 1508 South Poplar. Guests included Rhonda Sue Hood Wayne Carter Ronnie Carter Elizabeth Adams Dewayne Hood Cecil Adams Kendall Hood and Rita Lee Adams.
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Elizabeth Ann Hood
James W. Hood
South Poplar
Rhonda Sue Hood
Wayne
Ronnie Carter
Elizabeth Adams
Dewayne Hood
Cecil Adams
Kendall Hood
Rita Lee Adams
Friday Mountain View Extension Club Meeting Text
Mrs James Melvin hosts a Mountain View extension club gathering at 96 Light Hall Place at 1 30 p m with a note zero zero zero dash zero dash zero dash for the event details.
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Mountain View
James Melvin
Lighthall Place
Massey Guests Include Daughter From Jacksonville Fla
Mr and Mrs W C Massey entertain their daughter Mrs Carl T Cravens and her husband Mr Cravens of Jacksonville Florida as distinguished guests at a social gathering.
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W. C. Massey
Carl T. Cravens
Mr. Cravens
Jacksonville, Fla
Hobbs Girl Is Wed to Sergeant In Rites Here
Miss Betty Lou Richardson of Hobbs wed T/Sgt John N. Glover in a double ring ceremony at 302 North Pennsylvania. Glover, just returned from Korea, will attend college in the fall. Attending were Mrs. Ivadell Richardson and other relatives and friends from Atoka and Hobbs.
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Hobbs
Sergeant
Betty Lou Richardson
Iva Dell Richardson
T/Set
John N. Glover
T/Segt
F. E. Veator
Pennsylvania Avenue
Marian W. Nilsson
Ang 4
Veator
Atoka
Okla
Korea
Richardson
Ivadell Richardson
Linda Sue le- Fevers
Dero le- Fevers
Ola Miller
Dale Russell
Sam Fabick
Samuel, Jr
Joyce Hartman
W. S. Shaw
Alluna
Frank P. Hosey
Trinity WSCS Meeting Held at Bogard Home
Trinity Woman's Society of Christian Service met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. C C Bogard's 211 South Washington Ave with Mrs Charles Ely presiding. Devotional led by Mrs W C Holland featured The Earth Is so Full. A program on the same theme followed with Mrs Arthur Brosius in charge and later closed by a poem Nature's Creed. Punch and cakes were served by hostesses. Numerous members attended.
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WSCS
Trinity Methodist Church
C. C. Bogard
South
Washington Avenue
Charles Ely
W.C. Holland
John Holland
Jesus
Robert Nash
Guy Rowe
L. R. Garrett
C. J. Montgomery
Alfred Reese
Curtis Allman Jr
Joseph Bell
Luther Ragsdale
J. R. Holland
Elmer Haley
John Ruhl
Harry Thorne
Howard Wagner
W. L. McMillen
C. S. Brewster
Fourteen Communist Tanks Back Red Attack On Central Front
In Korea near the Nam River Valley Chinese forces with fourteen tanks and artillery probed United Nations lines on the Central Front. About 200 Chinese were driven back in an hour of fighting with 39 Reds killed and roughly 30 more dead. U.N. troops repelled a Chinese assault on a Communist held hill using automatic weapons artillery mortars and a flame thrower.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
U.N
Nam River
Kumsong
Taft-Eisenhower Convention Veers in Nomination Fight
The convention scene shows Taft leading with Eisenhower in sight as Taft and MacArthur talk persists. Delegates count places Taft at 534, Eisenhower 429, others 131, and 112 remain uncommitted amid a pivotal rules vote.
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Taft
MacArthur
Sen
Homer Capehart
Indiana
Eisenhower
William Knowland
California
Earl Warren
Associated Press
Congress Winds Up Year After Voting More Weapons Cash
The 82nd Congress adjourned with nearly $1 billion added to an expanded atomic weapons program and a compromise on two money bills. The bills allocate $11.79 billion for atomic expansion, foreign aid and military construction and over $500 million for river and harbor projects. Adjournment ends full legislative work until the 83rd Congress opens January 5, 1953. public debates centered on atomic funding and an interpretation of spending limits for the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Washington
Truman
Chicago
Congress
House
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Commission
Violence erupts as protesters clash near Embassy and palace
Police quell the crowd after refusals to disperse spark gunfire and tear gas. Soldiers arrive, armored cars seal streets as Henriquez campaign leaders call off the march to avoid bloodshed. Early tallies favor Cortines with 2,009,370 to 187,615 and others listed. final official count due next Sunday.
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Henriquez
U.S
Cortines
Rep Fulton faults Eisenhower speech on UN collective security
Rep James Fulton of Pennsylvania backing Eisenhower says the speech should have mentioned the United Nations and claims it casts grave doubts on collective security as an international policy. He notes about a third of the United States is arid or semi arid.
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James Fulton
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Fulton
United Nations
United States
Mr Formal winner Charles Pawley promotes college formalwear
Charles Pawley, a 19 year old University of Miami freshman named national Mr Formal, defends playful college behavior while outlining formal dress and dating etiquette. He describes summer wear with a white jacket and maroon cummerband, and prefers shorter dancer friendly gowns for girls citing ease of movement and ankle visibility. He also discusses hair length, shoes, and hopes for Hollywood work during college vacations while modeling to supplement funds. In another item, the body of Joe Valencia of Truth or Consequences was recovered after a plunge from Elephant Butte Dam.
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Charles Pawley
University of Mimai
Charles
Hollywood
Joe Valencia
Elephant Butte
Farmers urged to attend labor discussion in Artesia
Roy West of the United States Employment Service will speak in Artesia on July 9 at 7 30 p m at the Veterans building to explain changes in the migratory labor agreement and the Mexican national contract. All Chaves County farmers using Mexican workers or planning to use them this fall are urged to attend. Changes became effective June 12 and may render prior regulations inapplicable.
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Roy West
United States Employment Service Office
Denver
Artesia
Veterans
Chaves County
West Wil
Red negotiator protests POW killings on Koje Island
North Korean chief armistice negotiator says the United Nations Command killed two POWs and wounded eight on Koje Island last week. A UN report also cited two NK prisoners killed and nine wounded on the same island. The letter was delivered to Panmunjom as secret talks continued about prisoner exchange. The 48 minute conference was described as objective. Delegates meet again tomorrow at 11 a.m. London report on Indian mediation was denied by the U.S. State Department and British Embassy.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
Koje Island
U.N
Nam Tl
William K. Harrison
Panmunjom
William P. Nuckols
U.N. Command
London
India
U.S
Washington
Fear Driscoll's Son Polio Rush Hospitalized
Chicago report says Alfred E. Driscoll, New Jersey governor, and his wife hurried to their son Peter, 14, after a hospital admission amid polio fears. They traveled to Chicago for the Republican National Convention after visiting Houston for the Governor’s conference.
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Chicago
New Jersey
Alfred E. Driscoll
Peter
Driscoll
Houston
Texas
Valencia Jumped In Water Tragedy Confirmed
Searchers recovered the body of Valencia yesterday after he reportedly jumped into the lake on Friday afternoon following a sighting by a Las Cruces fisherman. Authorities conducted a multi day search and recovered the body near the shoreline.
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Las Cruces
Valencia
Bridges Calls Party Split Over Civil Rights, Fiscal Woes
Bridges states the party is divided on civil rights and that the administration must own responsibility for inflation public debt high taxes and deficit financing. He urges decisive action to address these economic and social issues.
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Ocrats
Three Wives File Suits for Divorce in District Court
Three wives filed divorce suits in District Court. Shula Faye Rust sues Jack B. Rust, married in 1941, seeking division of extensive community property. Reina Arias Cantu sues Jimmy Cantu and Laura Agnes Furgerson sues J T Furgerson, each asking custody of one minor child and support. Both marriages occurred in 1949.
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Shula Faye Rust
Jack B. Rust
Rusts
Reina Arias Cantu
Jimmy Cantu
Laura Agnes Furgerson
J. T. Furgerson
Visitors Clash with Delegates at GOP Convention in Chicago
At the Chicago convention hall visitors surged into the delegates area causing officials to call for order. Police were sought as the crowd cheered General MacArthur and quoted a 19th century Georgia senator. The scene mixed celebrity watching with rough crowding and Western flair around the event.
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Eisenhower
Tom
Harry
Guy George Gabrielson
Charles Hacker
Chicago
Douglas MacArthur
Sena
Tors
Benjamin Hill
Georgia Regia
MacArthur
Potential Smith VP Climb Draws GOP Debate
Friends of Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine press a possible vice presidential bid with her consent, led by Pennsylvania delegate Mrs Isabella J. Jones. Jones says the chance is slim but real, amid convention talk.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Isabella J. Jones
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Jones
New Queen of Seas Has Her First Baby
The USS United States has a 514 pound daughter named Barbara Jo born to Dr. and Mrs. Milton J. Allen of Madison New Jersey. The ship arrived in Le Havre after a record-breaking run from New York and continued to Southampton with the family aboard.
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LE Havre
France
America
USS
United States
Milton J. Allen
Madison
N. J
Barbara Jo
Allens
Southampton
New York
All Bran Helps With Constipation Claim
A letter from Dr George H Lubar of South Toms River New Jersey praises Kellogg's All Bran for relief from years of constipation. The ad claims lasting dietary bulk, recommends an ounce daily with water, and promises double your money if not satisfied after 10 days.
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George H. Lubar
Flint Road
South Toms River
N. J
Cris Kellogg’s
Kellogg’s
Mich
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