Women and church groups plan meetings and studies
The Women of the Church will hire three pro Easter services and study The Superiority of the Christian Religion. Weekly reviews are scheduled with Mrs Steve Cick Monday 3 pm first chapter, Misa Mime Twitchell Tuesday 2 30 pm second chapter, and Rev Cook Wednesday 7 15 pm final chapter. Garrett Memorial Church Ladies Auxiliary meets Monday 2 pm with Mrs Bazzard. Birthday party honors Master Larry Walker Friday at 2 30 on West 3rd Street with cake and outdoor play. Alpha Zeta Beta Sigma Phi holds meeting Hope City Hall with plans for Baby Contest and Amateur Hour April 21. Officers elected 1950-51. 12 members present. installation at Barlow Hotel April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fist Presbyterian Church
Steve Cick
Misa
Alpha Zeta
Beta Sigma, Phi
Hope City Hall
Mary Ethel Perkins
Shirley Pearsons
Ruby Nell Parsons
Mra
Dinv James
First Presbyterian
East Second Street
Stephen Cook
James H. Miller
Lar] Powell
Women of the Church
Coming and Going in Little Rock Spring Holiday Visits
Miss Sophia Parkins Williams arrives from Little Rock to spend the week with her mother Mrs Glen Williams and friends at Hendrix College. Conway families spend spring holidays with visiting parents. Mr and Mrs Edgar Thrash and Mr and Mrs Q D Butcher plan a Sunday motor trip to Shreveport for Mrs Butcher to receive treatments. Mrs W H Martindale and young Sherron Elizabeth have returned to Nashville after visiting Mrs Mary Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Parkins Williams
Little Rock
Glen Williams
Dorothy O'Neal
Martin’ Crow
Hendrix College
Conway
Edgar Thrash
Q. D. Butcher
Shreveport
W. H. Martindale
Sherron Elizabeth
Nashville
Mary Bright
Hope Ark Junior John Gibson elected treasurer of honor bond fraternity
Baylor University junior from Hope Arkansas John Gibson was elected treasurer of Kappa Kappa Pal, a national honorary bond fraternity. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J S Gibson Jr and is a 1947 graduate of Hope High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Gibson
Baylor University
Hope, Ark
Kappa Kappa Pal
Gibson
J. S. Gibson, Jr
Hope High School
Hospital Notes Public admission and discharge list
Hospital notes record multiple patients admitted and discharged. Julia Chester and donorphine entries show Mrs Plenty Ferguson and others in Hope, McNight and Patmos areas. Additional admissions include Mrs Carroll Yocom and Miss Lorraine Powell with local staff Allen Shipp and Clyde Fritz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
Plenty Ferguson
Hope
A, McNight
Donephine
Carroll Yocom
Clyde Fritz
Lorraine Powell
Allen Shipp
Berlin Jones
Patmos
School Cafeteria Weekly Menu Highlights
Moviu high cafeteria offers a week of meals from Monday to Friday with varied entrées. Monday features vegetable soup, potato salad, peanut butter and jelly sandwich, milk, and fruit. Tuesday serves chicken pie and sides. Wednesday presents smothered liver and mashed potatoes with hot rolls and milk. Thursday includes salmon salad buns and creole okra with milk. Friday offers braised meat cubes and gratin with milk and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witterday
Keiut & Weiners
Black Eyed Peas
Red Cross Donors Totals From Local Charity Drive
List of numerous individuals and businesses donating to the Red Cross, with names and amounts, totaling 2989 dollars and 27 cents. The report itemizes gifts from Mrs. Bert Keith to Mrs. Hollis Flowers, including standard Auto Company and Patmos, culminating in a grand total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Keith
R. O. Bridewell
Standard Auto
RB. N. Mouser
Walter Locke
C. W. Bridge
Mamie Briant
E. W. Copeland
BH. E. Cain
A. I
Mack
Walter Miller
Fred Duncan
Eva Owen
B.C. Hyatt
P. H. Webb
Lea Compton
Lige. Broach
Kathleen Broach
Crosby
Hollis Flowers
Lynn Franks
J. L. Lewis
Patmos
Farrell Rider
Addie E, Clarit
Hopewell Home Demonstration Club Sets Spring Projects
Hopewell and Hinton home demonstration clubs meet with members present for devotion, minutes, and project planning. Hopewell approves improvements for a house on Experiment Station grounds and selects a stunt for Talent Night. April meeting to feature slipcover making. Hinton discusses annual dues, pays for year books, prepares a one act play, and organizes a cake walk at Fair Park on March 30 with several birthday gifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
G. W. Wiegins
Mays
Bite
Arkansas Cripple Children's
John Keck
Hinton Hinton
Tommie Gibson
Ervin Wheelington
Fair Park
Lester Cox
Tommie Green
Glnson
Columbus
Columbus Home Demonstration Club
Idool Hunch
Tdeaney
Home Demonstration Club
Delaney
Oity
Amia
B. (. Webb
Aton Caldwell
R. F. Cauldwell
7. C. Stuart
Virtue Itself Turns Into Ice Cream For Helpers
Dorothy Dix argues that constant charity breeds entitlement and backlash. Lifting others creates debt, inviting manipulation and perpetual demands, as generosity hardens into a trap that harms both giver and recipient. The column blends moral observations with anecdotal woes of lending and hosting.
Kelso’s Secret Entry Ties to Palmer Death Motive
In a tense scene, James Stivers and Martin Queripel uncover Kelso’s surveillance of Wendell Palmer’s house. Kelso’s arrest leads to renewed theories that Paul Moody’s visit sparked Palmer’s riotous actions, with Azalea Palmer awaiting answers as Queripel returns to his office to reveal a tangled night of fingerprints and motive. Azalea’s fainting episode punctuates a night of peril and revelation as the case nears its conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelso
James Stivers
Stivers
Martin Queripel
Wendell Palmer
Queripel
Paul Moody
Moody
Nelda Crofé
Azalea
Azalea Palmer
Harley Kenyon
Timothy O'llea
Kenyon
O’hia
Paul
O'Hea
Truman Point Four program nears reality
Washington April 1 UP President Truman's Point Four program nears reality as the House approved it and the Senate will decide. The plan aims to spread American expertise to underdeveloped areas to boost food production disease control and education worldwide. It envisions private investment and jobs in backward regions as part of a broader four-point international program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
House
Senate
Congress
Fins
Paris
Dean Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mr.Truman
United Nations
Europe
Latin America
Africa
Middle East
Far East
News of the Churches in Garrett Memorial area services listed
The page lists multiple church activities including Garrett Memorial on North Ferguson Street with 9 30 am service and 10 am Rock of Ages broadcast, First Baptist services, First Christian programs, Unity Missionary Baptist revival plans, and Pentecostal schedules. It notes district youth events and upcoming revival emphasizes alongside a paragraph on poverty and appeal of Communist remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Huckabee
J. E. Birkhead
H. &, Thrash
J. BE
Birkhead
Ouachita Choir
Fred Becker
Plenty of Ways to Avoid Wear on a Garment
Home demonstration agent Lorraine Blackwood outlines simple practices to reduce fabric wear. Avoid constant rubbing and overfilling pockets to prevent holes and stretched cloth. Using thin padding on chairs and choosing a narrow slipping belt helps curb wear. Trousers should have cuffs finished a half inch above heel to limit wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Blackwood
Church Services and Holy Week Observances Listed
Local religious notices detail Palm Sunday masses and devotions at Our Lady of Good Hope, Holy Thursday and Good Friday rites, and Holy Saturday ceremonies. Methodist and Presbyterian schedules cover morning worship, Bible classes, choir practices, and member introductions. Hope Gospel Tabernacle outlines a Pre Easter Revival, Sunday school, radio Bible class, and evangelistic services with prayer and study sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Gospel
N. Main Street
Paul Holdridge
the Tabernacle
Guy I
Essyce
Loclock
KXAR
Christ's Ambassador
Pressing Allied view on framing a Japanese peace treaty
Allied chancelleries debate the timing and terms of a Japanese peace accord. Britain and the State Department favor early pacting, while some military officials urge prolonged American control. Moscow warns big powers set terms, though Western allies may move forward without Russia if terms are unacceptable. Security and American bases in Japan hinge on whether occupation should continue or treaties begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Britain
State Department
Washington
Nippon
Russia
Se Fay
John Hightower
United States
MacArthur
U. S
Far East
Moscow
Soviet Union
America
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Walker
Beta Sigma Phi
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Red Cross
Dorothy DIX Virtue
Kiic
Stella Adams
Ruth Ellen Gibson
John
Ann Sally
Accity
Sam
Susan
Susu
Marrade
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Rupert Hughes
Rupert Hughar Ditt
NEA Service, Inc
Lin
By James Marlow
News of the Churches
First Baptist
A. Whitlow
Corner Thied and
Malin
First Christian North Main
West Avenue
Wm. P. Hardegree
Ted Jones
Unity Missionary Baptist
Bouth Elm Street Eld
Howard White
Unity's
Barth, Little
Anthony’s Mill
First Pentecostal
Ferguson Streets
H. Hudspeth
A.m
C. J. Rowe
Camden
OUR Lady OF Good
Hope Catholic
A. G. Dunleavy
Palm Sunday
Bam
First Methodist
J. M. Hamilton
Royce Weisenberger
Wesley Club
Myf Group
Dewitt Mackkenzie
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