Hope Band Auxiliary and Various Society Meetings Schedule
Calendar notes list Monday April 2 meetings for the Hope Band Auxiliary in Cannon Hall at 7 30 p m the Executive Committee at 7 o'clock and Hempstead County Class Room Teachers Association at Garland School at 7 p m with Mr John Vesey guest speaker and a vocal trio. Tuesday April 3 Lilac Garden Club meets at Mrs Q C Sutton 1403 S Main St at 3 p m with Mrs Jim Cole as associate hostess. Installation dinner party for the Auxiliary at 7 o'clock at the hut with officer installation to follow. Green Laesler Home Demonstration Club meets Thursday April 5 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Earl Fincher's home. Hope Chapter 328 Order of the Eastern Star meets Thursday April 5 at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Hall.
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Hempstead County
Class Room Teachers Association
Garland School
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Lilac Garden Club
Q. C. Sutton
S. Main Street
Jim Cole
BF. W. Ausiliary
Green Laesler Home
Earl Fincher
Hope Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Hope Country Club Game Night Postponed to Shreveport
The Hope Country Club game night scheduled for Tuesday pri 3 was postponed due to travel to the Mill wood Project in Shreveport. Date to be announced later. Girl Scout Committee met at Mrs Tooley’s home at 1:40 with Mrs Ross Moore elected secretary succeeding Mrs J P O’Neal. Oliver Adams reported 561.78 from cookie sale to support all Girl Scouting efforts and Little House upkeep.
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Hope Country Club
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Shreveport
Millwood
L. 8
Tootey
Tooley
Ross Moore
J. P. O'Neal
Oliver Adams
Little House
Henry Seamans
Harry Shiver
Henry Seymans
Funeral services held for Mrs. E. M. Mivry in Emmet
Mn and Mrs. Donald Hobbs of Tyler Texas attended the funeral services of his grandmother Mrs. E. M. Mivry in Emmet on Sunday.
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Donald Hobbs
Tyler
Texas
E. M. Mivry
Emmet
Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged Names Listed
Hospital notes show admissions and discharges across Hope, Fulton, Washington, and surrounding areas. Names include Jessie L Brown J E Odom Joe Parris Mary Ruth Rogers and many others with numerous Hope entries and several baby girl notices.
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Jessie L. Brown
Hope
J. E. Odom
Fulton
Joe Parris
A. G. Garrett
Norman Jones
Blevins
Mary Ruth Rogers
Washington
H. L. Jackson
T. M. Moore
T. R. Cook
Harlene Pine
Rt. 2
Rosslon
Mack Parsons
J. L. Jarrell
Clyde Walker
Memorial
Luther Valentine
Harlon Purtle
Emmet
James W.W. Balch
Vincent Foster
Foster
Jess M. Davis
Horace Billings
William Rateliff
Carl Hinton
Patmos
Royce Collier
George Kidd
Charlie Taylor
James Maxwell
Harvey Jeans
James F. York
Williams Rothwell
Harold Stevenson
Finley Ward
Barbara Smith
Henry Valentine
Final Rites for Auditor of Arkansas
Funeral services were held for J. Oscar Humphrey who served as state auditor 24 of 28 years and 13 terms. He was 70, armless since a cotton ginning accident, yet wrote and operated office machines with arm stubs. He filed for re election despite illness. Survivors include a son and a brother, with honorary pallbearers named. The service was led by Rev J F Queen at Immanuel Baptist Church. Humprhey was a Sevier County native who lived in Little Rock.
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J. Oscar Humphrey
Humphrey
Hadeen
Hamilton ‘Moses Bible Class Cof
Immanuel Baptist
Honolrary
Knnt B. Templeton
Paris Stovall
Vernon Thompson
Jimmyh. I Hawkins
Bryant M. Wilder
Curtis C. Hammett
J. F. Queen
Arkansas Baptist Hospital
Sevier County
Teen charged over police siren stunt in Highland Park
William Chaffee, 18, told magistrates he did it all with his lungs after being accused of placing a police siren on his car in Highland Park. He demonstrated by shouting loudly. Magistrate Samuel Smith dismissed the case with a warning not to repeat the act unless he is in a boat miles from shore.
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Highland Park
William Chaffee
Samuel Smith
Chaffee
Miss Dix
En Neghbor
Myrtle
Marty to Be Shown at Saenger Hope in April
Henry Seamans of the Saenger Theater announces an early Easter showing of the Academy Award winning film Marty in Hope on April 22 and 23 at regular prices. The article notes Marty’s 1955 wins and details other upcoming films and theater plans for April in Hope.
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Saenger Theater
Marty
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Oan
Nation Pigs
Delbert Mann
Paddy Chayefsky
Ernest Borgnine
Holly Wood
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Academy
Anna Magnani
Hope
Seamans
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Dezi
New York
Chicago
Jane Wyman
Rock Hudson
Burt Lancaster
the Kentuckian
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Dragnet
Nehru Learns Russia, Buys From England
New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru confirmed India has ordered military supplies from Britain, including exotic jet bombers and tanks, while denying a rejected Soviet offer at half price. He emphasized India’s arms policy remains flexible and noted a preference for British and Russian discussions, with no binding commitment to any supplier.
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Nehru
India
Pritain
Indies
Britain
Russia
Madin
Simpy
London
Inia
Painful Victory in Chicago Restaurant Hold Up
Restaurant employee Robert Rader thwarted a would be robber by grabbing a pistol behind the counter. In the scuffle he accidentally shot his own hand. The bandit fled. The Bibical Beersheba is described as the entrance to Tynel's Negev territory where the Isyachia are developing.
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Chicago
Robert Rader
Beersheba
Tynel
Negev
Speck Up My Boy You Still May Have Chance
Advice column Dor othy Dix addresses love dilemmas from workers and neighbors. The reader asks about pursuing a relationship with a coworker and handling personal questions. Dix urges open communication, practical steps, and tactful responses while noting time and context influence outcomes.
TV Credits Push New Fashions For American Women
New York TV work for CBS and NBC shows Miss Julia Meade shaping women’s dress sense through Ed Sullivan Show and Your Hit Parade sponsorships. She notes fashion awareness grows even in small towns, urges balanced jewelry use, and cites her own acting background as she weighs future stage offers with commercials.
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Ausiiners
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Lion Waren
Odenikoy Sherine
Ilea
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Rudd Jr
Malaya chief rejects peace talks offer amid intensified war
Tengu Abdul Rahman, chief minister of the Malayan Federation, rejected Communist calls to reopen peace talks and urged unconditional surrender of the Reds. He announced plans for new aggressive operations to end the jungle war that has persisted since World War II.
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Singapore
Tengu Abdul Rahman
Malayan Federation
Rahman
Malaya
Federation
Mrs Blain Mays Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs Blain Mays entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club at the Broadway Hotel. Prizes went to Mrs Karl Eppler for high score and Mrs Allen Gea for the cut. A salad course was served to guests including Mrs W F Oates and Mrs Bob Reynolds among others.
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Allen Gea
W. F. Oates
Bob Reynolds
Eppler
Dallis Atkins
Basil Munt
Saxon Ream
Jim Nelson
Gee
Quotations From Noted Sources Across the Nation
Vatican City sees Pope Pius XV condemning Russia’s anti Stalin campaign as a threat to peace. Washington reports Senator Johnston on Eisenhower farm bill veto tradeoffs. Springfield notes Adlai Stevenson running, with Illinois Democrat Asher doubting a rerun. Pittsburgh recalls J O Malley surviving a TWA crash, detailing a preflight sense of danger.
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Pius XV
Russia
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