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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1956

Page

5

Social calendar notes from Hope church and groups

Mrs EB Archer Sr will entertain the Rebecca Sunday School Class April 8 at 7 p.m. with a pot luck supper. Wesleyan Service Guild meets April 8 or 9 in Mrs R L McCain home. Circle No 1 meets April 10 in Mrs C C Lewis home. Circle No 2 meets April 10 in Mrs D W Branch home. Hope It Is Club April 10 at Mrs Aubrey Albritton’s home. Whitfield Masonic Lodge No 238 meets April 9. Beacon Sunday School Class April 10 at Mrs Cecil O'Steen's home. Melrosa Club April 10 at 1:30. American Legion Auxiliary April 9 with co-hostesses. Ambassador Sunday School Class April 9 at Mrs Elbert O'Steen's home. Brookwood School Executive Committee April 11 with PTA meetings to follow. Paisley PTA April 11 in School Auditorium. Garland PTA April 11 in Auditorium. Executive Council meets at 2:40. Ladies of the Rose Garden Church bring tools to Fair Park Drive April 10 at 9:30. Adult Fellowship Group April 12 pot luck at church with multiple hosts. Baby sitters provided. Gardenia Garden Club April 12 at 2:30 in Mrs Gus Haynes’s home. April 15 recital at Senior High School Auditorium at 2:30. public invited. Girls Auxiliary meeting in Magnolia at Central Baptist Church with Judy Beth Davis presiding. Coronation demonstration by Combined G As of First Baptist Church of Hope. participants listed. Members escorted by several mothers.

EB. L. Archer, Sr Rebecca Beacon Sunday School First Baptist Church Cecil O'Steen Billy Ray Seale Ambassador Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Elbert O'Steen Verel McAdams First Methodist Church Hope, Wil Henry Seamons Wayne Russell George Frazier BH. P. Young Jr Bill Wray Magnolia Girl's Auxiliary of the Hope Association Central Baptist Church Judy Beth Davis Hope Pat Rogers Stamps First Baptist Church of Hope Patsy Burroughs Sherrie Hawkins Sue Ann Smith Priscilla Johnson Barbara Caston Linds Thrash Ann Sutton Dorothy Smith Betty Lou Hart Cathy Barr Mary Alice Caston Joy Ann Davis Catherine Winberry Jean Page Mary Ann Beatty Beverly Walters Cheryl Nutt Judy Owen Caro Ann Taylor Tonna Taylor Candy Shivers Sharalyn Lauterbach James Walters J. W. Winberry Jewel Moore Jr Claud Sutton Fred Barr Ben Owen Leon Davis Jack Hogg

Little Miss Betsy Griffin Recovers From Eye Surgery

Betsy Griffin is at home doing nicely after an eye surgery performed Thursday morning in a Texarkana hospital.

Betsy Griffin Texarkana

Hospital Notes Memorial Admitted in Hope Arkansas

Lillie and Lake Key of Hope Arkansas announce the arrival of a baby. The notice lists numerous individuals in Hope including Mrs. G G Glasgow Mrs Neil Fore Prescott Mrs Charles G Graham and others. The fragment references hospital admissions and a birth notice in Hope.

G. G Glasgow Hope Jac L. Booker Washington Neil Fore Prescott Charles G. Graham Organ. Smith Oscar Bristow J. L. Buckley McCaskill Jack Dodson O. B Rodden Sam Roach Sara Jones Wayne Lafferty Jess M. Davis Lillie Lake Key of Hope Arkansas

Ch ii tchcharnies and ghosts on Andros Island tale

A folkloric feature on Andros Island describing two mythical groups the chickcharnies and the yahoos with strange powers. It notes their habitats and warnings against disturbing nests. The piece recounts local lore about Neville Chamberlain and Winston Churchill, a ghost trade run by Constable Boyd, and humorous anecdotes from residents including a tale of a ghost aiding a marriage proposal.

Neville Chamberlain Chamberlain Munich Britain Churchill Yahoo Ray Camp The New York Times Wenner-Gron Coakley Boyd Boyd Cowd America

Crosby Girl Studying to Become a Star

Cathy Crosby, a pretty blue eyed actor hopeful, travels with her mother to New York to appear on the Ed Sullivan show and see Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. She praises Barbara Bel Geddes and notes her nerves about performing on stage.

Chares Mercer New York Gitl Crosby Cathy Bob Crosby Barbara Bel Geddes

Arrival of Babies and Discharges at Hope Area

Announcement page notes several births and admissions. Mr and Mrs Jack Dodson of Hope Rt 2 reveal a baby girl born April 7 1936. Various residents of Hope and surrounding towns are listed with discharges from local facilities, including Linda Chance and Mr William Rate liff. The item mentions multiple names and addresses with dates and locations, reflecting a community births and hospital discharge notice.

Jack Dodson Hope Vincent Foster P. J. Holt Linda Chance William Rateliff J. W Fulton Joe Hollis Patmos J. WL. Jarrell Don McAadms Frank McLarty H. N. Capel Marvin Singard Peat E. H. Gaines

Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Fragments From 1960s

Dorothy Dix counsels a 16 year old to avoid a troubled soldier with a drinking problem. Peggy asks about a noncommittal fiancée in law, while Amanda 60 seeks companionship in a new neighborhood. The column offers blunt, practical guidance on relationships and independence.

Dorothy Dix Jim Peggy Amanda

Texan roots spark Cathy’s leap into show business

Cathy studies singing and dancing in a CBS schooling program and hopes to act someday. She made her first public appearance at 14 singing with her father’s band during a Houston charity ball. She has since appeared with his band on a daytime CBS TV show and values viewers’ feedback as motivation.

Cathy CBS Sarahawrence College Houston Tex

Fire Burns Area in the Ozarks

Seventy five acres of Ozark National Forest fire burned over the weekend and was brought under control yesterday. Forester Clyde Campbell at the Devil's Knob tower said the origin of the fire was not known. About 50 volunteers from nearby communities helped fight the flames.

Clarksville Ozark National Forest Clyde Campbell Devil's Knob Fie

Laborites Attack Queen Over Proposed $2.8 Million Aircraft

Britain plans to test Bristol Britannia aircraft for the Queen and royal travel. Labor newspaper questions adding the plane to her flight amid inflation worries. Other dispatches note Mikoyan's Far East tour and a revived postwar Japanese song.

London Parliamen Elizabethl II Britain British Overseas Airways Corporation Queen’s Castle Balmoral Wick Daily Herald

War dead services at Yokosuka amid union protest

At Yokosuka Japan Mayor Yoshizo Umezu approved a memorial service to honor 4,600 soldiers buried there despite objections from the Teachers Union who said the song Umi Yukaba urged emperor worship. In India, Hindu Moslem clashes in Bhopal injured about 50 people, police firing 10 rounds to disperse rioters. A Hindu procession and later counter-attack led to vandalism as rioters looted shops. Americans consume about 475 million bushels of wheat annually.

Japan New Delhia India Bhopal

Arkansas Press Association honors editors and officers

Report describes Hot Springs and Jonesboro Sun staff receiving honors from the Arkansas Press Association. Miles of the Pine elected redip chairman of a committee. Dan DeLuce reported on Western affairs while serving as press executive, noting confidences about West Germany Chancellor Konrad Adenauer.

Hot Springs Jonesboro Sun Arkansas: Press Association John Tteoutt Gene Miing Miles Dan DeLuce York DeLuce Western West Germany Konrad Adenaiter

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wesleyan Service Guild R. L. McCain Circle No Purst Presbyterian Church C. C. Lewis West Divison Bln McRae Murs. Cotter Johnson Circle No. 2 Presbyterian Church D W. Branch Mack Stuart Aubrey Albritton Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 238 Melrosa Club H. E. Patterson Edgewood Legios Auxiliary M. McCloushan Claud Agee Raymond Jones Brookwood School Paisley P. T. A Garland P. T. A Rose Garden Falr Park Drive Gardenia Garden Club Gus Haynes Edwin Stewart Ann Adams Carolyn Lewallen Carolyn Story Jane Wyman Heaven Nor Technicolor Agnes Moorehead Conrad Nagel Cartoon & News Joe McDores RED Hope Drive-In Theatre South News & Cartoon Boyle Pané Crosby Miss Dix Wally Germany Ozarks Around the Anasas Mikoyan Ulan Bator Outer Mongolia Far East Mos Cow Radio Mikoyan Afghanistan Pakistan Burma Viet Nam China Tokyo Jon Studebaker Champaign Studebaker Resler Sage Archer Moto 3Rd Street
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