Local Club Meetings and Activities Scheduled for April
Hempstead County LPNs meet at Memorial Hospital at 7 30 p m for a special called session urging attendance. DAR John Cain Chapter meets Wednesday April 11 at the Diamond for a luncheon with National Museum slides narrated by Mrs Otis Blackwood. Ann Wollernat Circle hosts a First Baptist Circle gathering April 9 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Charles Reyners home. WSCS Circle at First Methodist meets Monday at 2 p m. nursery service planned. J C Carlson hosts a meeting with Mrs Peart. Bible study set for April 16 17 18 with sessions starting at 7 4 p m. Chapter AE PEO to meet April 10 3 p m at Mable Ethridge and Mrs W Foster home. another PEO event planned with BBL party at 8 p m hosted by Mrs B O Neal and Mrs F C Crow. Ruth and Builders Bible Class to hold covered dish supper April 10 at 7 p m in First Baptist educational building. DeAmn 4 H Club met April 2 at Barbara and Irma Avery home with talks on clothing and demonstrations, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cain
The
DAR
the Diamond
Nook
National Society “Museum
Otis Blackwood
John Keck
Kelly Bryant
James Martindale
Blacksgood
First Methodist Church
WSCS
Methodist ‘Church
J. C. Carlson
Peart Loveri
Routon
Warmack
PEO
Mable Ethridge
W. ¥. Foster
Ruth and Builders
First Baptist Churehy
BR. M. Janes
Noah Hobbs
Ray’ Allen
Barbara
Irma Avery
Ima Avery
Bud Barrong
Judy Samuels
Barbara Avery
Burke
Barbara ‘Avery
Charles ‘Arnald
Ung Chapter Meets On Thursday at Cleburne UDC
The Ung Chapter of the UDC met at Mrs. Gus Hayne’s home with spring flowers and a program by Mrs Alma Drew on the Confederate Signal Corps based on Judge Harry Lemley’s article. Ten members shared a salad plate and coffee. the next meeting will be a picnic at The Tavern in Washington on April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurgtay
Pat Cleburne
UDC
Gus Hayne
H. C. Whitworth
J. W. Branch
Alma
Confederate Signal Corps
Harry Lemley
Births for Captain and Mrs Barry Stewart Laura Ann
Capt. and Mrs. Barry Stewart of Killeen Texas announce the arrival of a daughter on March 29. The baby has been named Laura Ann. Great grandfathers listed as Re T White and E. P. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Stewart
Killeen
Texas
Bors
Sheweigher & Ibs
Laura Ann
Re T White
E. P. Stewart
Little Rock social notes mark weekend visits and guests
Week end guests and visits populate the social page with Little Misses Lisa and Amy Howe in town with grandfather W. B. Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. GC WW Richards hosting, George Peck Jr. and Julia Peck visiting from Stephens College in Columbia, and multiple extended trips to Ogden and Lexington. Various residents attend music club events at Lafayette Hotel. Mary Roy Moses to join daughter Feiler in Hope. noted guests include Mrs. Chik of Alexandria and families Garret and Story visiting from Greenville and Little Rock respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Misses
Lisa
Amy Howe
Little Rock
W. 8
Atkins
George Peck Jr
New York
Julia Peck
Stephens’ College
Columbia, Ma
George Peek
Roy Stephenson
B.C. Hyatt
Athkansas Federation of Music Clubs
J Animal Convention
Lafayuette Hotel
Sleshengon
Talbot. Feiler
Garrett Story
Mrs. Garett Story Jr
Greenville
Texas
Douglas’ Drake
Eugene O’steen Emmet
Hope
Jaen
Sieet
Grommet
Barbara
Haton
Ronnie Laudermilk
Barber College
Joan Landermilk
Hope area hospital admits and discharges mixed names
A scrambled list from a Hope area hospital notes several admissions and discharges. Names include Mrs Bassie Mahon Emmet Mrs Gs Uf Black Pat Mrs Davie Wicks Ruth Edwards Mrs W Fi Martrees Hope Johnnie Wat king Mrs J F Muster Ambrose Fay Hot Springs and Virginia Kay Williams among others with mentions of a baby girl born to Ruth and Bar Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassie Mahon
Emmet
Gs Uf. Black
Patimos
Davie Wicks
Hope
Ruth Edwards
W. Fi
Martrees
Johnnie Watking
Hopes
J. F. Muster
Ambrose Fay
Hot Springs
Finke Walden Fujton
Virginia Kay Williams
Kivey Wrepford
Ruth
Bar
Alsbyt
Train Kills Man in Arkansas Collision
A freight train struck and killed Garland G. Umbergur, age 64, of Roanoke Virginia, in Forrest City Arkansas late Wednesday night. The incident occurred as the man crossed the tracks near Rocksland. Authorities said no immediate witnesses were available to provide details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest City
Ark
Rocksland ‘Freign
Garland G. Umbergur
Roanoke
Hospital Notes and Patient Mentions in Hope Area
Memorial admits include Robert son Mis Hughes Sara ytoga, Mrs John Mgckler and Hope. Discharges list Ebert May David Baker Mrs Jerry Celli and baby girl, Hope. Dollie Licks and baby Hoy of Hope, Cora appear among notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Gavy
numerous births listed for families in Hope and surrounding towns
White and non white families in Hope and nearby areas announce births including Larry Richard, Mary Ella, Belinda Kay, Phillip Douglas, Dorman, Renae Sue, Gwen Dolyn, Frances Yvane, Sandra Gail, William Randolph, Kenneth Wayne, Gail Denise, and Marmita Lynn born to parents in Columbus, Hope, Ozan, McNab, and Washington. Photographic names of parents, locations, and newborns appear in a single public notices style birth list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmer Gilbert Lough
Hope
Belinda Kay
Norma Dovighais Gilbey
Phillip Douglas
George Edward
Adams
Donald
Roy Lee Arnold
Washington
Roy’ Lynn
James Franklin
Hardin
Ozan
Michael Scott
Derma Haywood ‘Fulton
Dorman
Willie Frank Livesly
McNab
Steven Kendall
Willie Ray Arnold
Jlope
Renae Sue My
Hillery Wayiman Powell
Bossier City
Waynan Glenn
Taylor
Gwen Dolyn
James Jr
John Isi
Frances Yvane
Charles’ Ray
William Ben Earls
Sherwin
Keith
Walter Fezell Sr
lMope
Gail Denise
Richard Lee Stuffart
Carl Brian
Lee Elmer Bllansden
Preveall
Marmita Lynn
Pipeline Hearings Set for Monday in Arkansas
The Arkansas Public Service Commission scheduled Monday hearings on two applications. Western Gas Co. of Fayetteville seeks to build a 12 inch 444 mile transmission line through Washington and Madison counties near Fayetteville. South Central Arkansas Electric Cooperative and Arkansas Power & Light request a small territory trade in Clark County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Lockap
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Fayetteville
Clark County
Arkansas Western Gas Co
Washington
Madison J
South Central Arkansas Electric Cooperattive
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Beatnik neighbors rile farming town in crossroad column
A farm community laments noisy beatnik neighbors from New York with unwashed looks and wild kids. Advice urges inclusion and hosting, asking how to bridge values, while a reader seeks guidance on remarriage and family tensions across blended households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greenwich Village
Frm
Roeking
Darnyard
Helen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hempstead
Memorial ‘Hospital
Ax Film Hospital
Womans Security “of
Christian
Mets
Ann Wollernat
First Baptist Chwrely
Charles Reynerim
PEQ
F. c. Crow
Rufus’ Sorrells
DilAm
UNG
Bridge Club
A. K. Holloway
J. Whitmart
Lloyd Spencer
Saenger Theatre
Walt. Disneys
VB WO
Ginkey Productions
Buca Vista
Late Show
Bob Hop
LAN
Turner
Tye
Tanis Paige
Jim Hutton
Paula Prentiss
Mrs. GC. WW. Richards
de G. Richards
Franzie Moses
Natchez
Miss
Mary Roy Moses
Jack Chik
Alexandria, la
D. H. Lipscomb
R. D., Haynes
Ogden
Lo Sea
Allen Garvison
Reece Miller
Joe Dean
Joe Greenes
Washington, D.C
Margaret, Nelle Medders
Amherst
Mass
G. G. Medders
Gayle
Carolyn
Richardson
Bureau of Government Research
University of Mass
C. C. Cullins
Thomas Berry
Crossett
Charles’ Tan
Jacksonville, Ill
J. M. Hous’ton
Roburt’ Story
Daphine
Lexington
Dixie Drive-In
Hope-Hi
Pepe
Pat Dan Shirley Jones
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Lacey, Hope
Barbara O’steen
Pangbusa
Pangburn
Ward & Son Drug Co. Ie
Dorothy DIX
Beatnik
Helen Worden
Erskine
Tees-Agerra
Warner’s
DuPont
Warner
DuPone
Sky Bive
Hayes
Department Two
Corsetieres
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