Local Society Notes From Hope Area Gardens And Meetings
Wednesday April events include Brookwood study group meeting at the school auditorium with Mrs Wade Warren. Wisteria Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs Will Ed Waller. Lime Garden Club gathering at Mrs K E Ambrose home with co-hostesses. Hope Chapter 328 Order of East Star meets Thursday. Classroom Teachers Association of Hempstead County holds regular meeting April 19 at Hope High School with Edith Masey speaking on Arkansas Exceptional Children. Azalea Garden Club meets Thursday at Mrs Roy Stephenson’s home with co-hostesses. Friday Music Club to present the Southern State College choir at Hope High School auditorium. annual pilgrimage by Arkadelphia Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution on Monday April 23 with registration at 2 PM and tea at Magnolia Manor.
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Brookwood
Irman
Wade Warren
Auatium
J. McKenzie
Hope Chapter
Order of East Star
Masonic Hall
Hope High
Edith Masey
Arkansas
Southern State College
Magnolia
Arkadelphia Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. BE. Barkan
Tenth Street
Magnolia Manor
Girl Scout Troop Meeting Postponed to Friday
Notice lists postponements for the Girl Scout Troop meeting and a Vacation Church Clinic at First Methodist Church on Thursday April 1 from 1 30 to 4 p m. Rescheduled to Friday April 27. Circle 5 WMS met at Mrs Arch Moore s home with Miss Lip Wesson as co host.
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Mirihr
First Methodist Church
WMS
First Baptist Church
Arch Moore
Lip Wesson
Moore
Miss Wesson
Gus Haynes
Local Daily Notes of Visits and Movements
Mr and Mrs Alvin Reap and Johnnie of LUE Rock were Monday guests of Mrs M A Hart and family. Pvt Orville O Brakebilley will return to Camp Chaffee Friday after nine to ten days leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Brakevill of McCaskill. Pvt Brake DIM assigned to HQ and HY Bory Division Artillery at Camp Chaffee. Mr and Mrs Hollis Belk and Mrs Paul Moser of Little Rock were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs T C Belk and family. Mr and Mrs Paul Schereek and daughter Paula Phanea of Dallas were weekend guests of Mrs Shreek's parents, Mr and Mrs Homer Fuller. Don Holt on of Mr and Mrs B J Halt left today for Bainbridge Maryland to attend U S Naval Corpsman school for 20 weeks. Guy E Basye left last night on a business trip to Washington and New York City.
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Alvin Reap
Gon Johnnie of
Lue Rock
M.A. Hart
Orville O. Brakebilley
Camp Chaffee
Elmer Brakevill
McCaskill
Brake
Dim
Hy. Bory
Camp Chaifey
Paul Schereek
Paula Phanea
Dallas
Shreek
Homer Fuller
Don Holt
B. J. Halt
Bainbridge
Maryland
U. & Naval Corpsman School
Guy E. Basye
Washington
New York City
Hospital Notes BRANCH Discharged and Admitted Names
Discharged: Mrs. Lester Barham and baby boy Patmos. Mrs. L. F. Rogers Rt. 4 Hope. Mrs. Annie Bennett Rt 3 Hope. Mrs H. M. Stephens Blevins. Mrs J. O. Murphy Hope. Mrs. James Ward Hope. Alberta Warren Hope. Admitted: Mrs. H. M. Stephens Blevins. Mr. Waiter Jones Rt Hope. JOSEPHINE admitted Jackie Kidd Hope. Mr Arch Wylie Hope. Mrs Lucille Athloy Hope.
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Lester Barham
L. F. Rogers
Hope
Annie Bennett
H. M. Stephens
Blevins
J. O. Murphy
James Ward
Alberta Warren
Waiter Jones
Josephine
Jackie Kidd
Arch Wylie
Lucille Athloy
Dorothy Dix Advice Column Reflections on Broken Homes and Consequences
Readers seek guidance on love wreckage and marital strain, with Dorothy Dix urging remorse for breaking homes, recognizing long‑term harm, and choosing to end pursuit of forbidden romance. additional letters advise on loyalty to a overseas husband, parental interference, and handling a daughter’s risky romance amid social pressure.
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Miss Dix
Moti
Heaven
Hope Names for Discharger and Attendants
Mrs James Lee Smith Hope Discharger Mrs Lewin Baker ope Miss Tickie Kidd Hope
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James Lee Smith
Hope
Lewin Baker
Tickie Kidd
Four States Feel Impact of Flood
The upper Mississippi River spilled floodwaters into towns across four Midwest states. Levees were patrolled and dikes strengthened as crews prepared for higher levels. Water rose to near record levels in Minnesota and Wisconsin, flooding basements and forcing shutdowns while authorities warned of further rises.
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Mississipp
Toys Land
Minnesota
South St. Paul
Planta Ala
St. Paul
Milwaukee Railroad
Winona
Minn
Muncipal
National Guard
Prarie Diu Chien
Wis
Mugenting
Mad Creek
Mississippi
Quincy
Walter Seapave
Mississippi Valley
Great Lala
Appalichiana
Rlsitia
DAR May Give Pat to MacArthur
Washington April 12 The Daughters of the American Revolution discussed patting General Douglas MacArthur and his Pacific policies. DAR leaders invited him to address their convention in Washington Inter til week. President Truman’s veto and Korea defense policy were cited in remarks to the group.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
DAR Board of Management
Truman
Trimanh
Korea
Europe
Yale
Yoni Gees
Jama O B. Patton
Wis
Mayer
Athorney
Medrath
Washington Aprt government case against Rep. Fy and jurors
An April government case against Rep Walter Fy involving Prosecutor Loyd and a jury proceeds amid charges linked to a $1,200 theft from Mrs. Clara and Mrs. Emma. Government witnesses and attorneys, including Soliday and Logan, prepare for trials as the court.
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Washington
Eis Caus Aginirtit Volorari
Walter Fy
Broly
Loyd di
Buralt
Clari
Emma
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Wisteria Garden
Will Ed Waller
Clyde
Lime Garden
Clit
K. E. Ambrose
Southam St
Even Camp
Graydon Anpony
Lloyd Kinard
Associaton of
Hempstead County
Azalea Garden Club
Roy Stephenson
Moody Willis
Oliver Adams
May McElhannon
Okolona Road
Powell
Ward
K. J. Powell
Just
Yat
DuPont
Penney's
Hollis Belk
Paul Moser
Little Rock
T. C. Belk
Dorothy DIX
Lear
Dix
Red
Dorothy Diss
Hinle
Yink
Doroth Dix
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California
Saenger
Rory Calhoun
Rogue River
Astra Kstare
Irovalyfe
Churchill
DAR
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MacArthur
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Richard
Arrow
Erbert-Burns
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