Community society notices and club events in Hope
Local groups including W.5.C.8 Circle 4 and the American Legion Auxiliary announce meetings from April 26 to April 29 at various homes and churches. Skits, devotions, officer elections, and life membership votes are planned, with additional gatherings by the PEO Sisterhood, Women’s Society, and other clubs. The Iris Garden Club wins multiple flower show ribbons, and Music Makers, Worker's Sunday School Class, and several garden clubs hold events and exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Johnson
Garden Club ribbons and awards at Hope event
Dahlia and Gerdenia Daffodil clubs sponsored flower show at Robert LaGrone home with numerous blue red and yellow ribbons awarded for breakfast table console bathroom and buffet arrangements. District president and judges from Hot Springs Malvern attended over 260 guests signed the register. The Junior Garden and Apple Blossom clubs won multiple ribbons and the Melody Maids held a Saturday meeting with officer elections and a nature and music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Garden Club
R. W. Herndon, Jr
J. BE
Blake
C. P. Tolleson
CP. Tolleson
Den
R. V. Herndon
Rob Jones
Lahroy Spates
Owen Wix
Iris Club
Nandina Garden Club
Alvin Willig
Mya
Eldridge Formby
Ed Pendleton
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Luther Holigman Jr
Floyd Porterfield
Hare Ify Whitworth
Lloyd Kinard
A. B. Patton
Dewey Camp
Malcolm Porterfield
Camellia Garden Club
L. C. Coot
John Wilson
Floyd Leverett
Jim Cole
L. C. Cook
Forrest Holtz
Tin Cole
Eemett Thompson
Azalea and
Dahlia Clubs
Azalea
Basil York
Thompson Evans
Raymond Peace
Y, Lieblong
Roy Allison
Talbot Feild
Lloyd Gietin
Frank McLarty
Sid Rogers
Dahlia Club
Troy Greehlee
Beverl Ly Johnson
Edwin Powell
Buffet
Gerdenia and
Daffodil Club
Roger Dew
Dana Gibson
C. V. Nunn, Jr
Crit Stuart, Jr
Gordon Bayless
Hollis Luck
Rose and
Rose and Wisteria Garden Clubs
5S. L. Murphy
Garrett Story
J. W. Smith
Rh. BE. Cain
W. H. Gunter, Sr
Ray Allen
Billy Wilson
Hope
Hot Springs
Malvern
Diffie Booth
Syd McMath
J.C. Carlton
Arch Moore
F. Farmby
Joe Reece
Jack Hogg
W. M. Duckett
A. A. Halbert
Garden Club
David Fricks
Junior Pansy Club
Tanior Wisteria Garden Club
Lilac Garden Club
Apple Blossom Club
Green Thumb Club
Wisteria Junior Garden Club
Jim Simpson
Pansy Junilor Club
Billy Walters
Family Visitors Return Home After Fort Worth Weekend
Coming and going notes show Mrs. Aubrey Collier Jr returning home after two weeks with sister Mrs Donnie Crafton in Fort Worth. She travels with Sandra Crafton James McDowell and son Lawrence McDowell and others from Fort Worth visiting J S McDowell family. Gene Clark from Forestry visits Wood Nash home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Aubrey Collier, Jr
Donnie Crafton
Fort Worth
Sandra Crafton
James McDowell
Lawrence McDowell and
Chidren
J. S. McDowell
Gene Clark
Forrestry
Wood Nash
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Hospital notes show admissions including Mrs R Lb Wilson Pat mas Miss Barbosa Jean Bristow Fulton Mrs John Vanderbilt Magnolia Miz Alice Chance and Hope. Discharged: Mrs Louie Stuart baby girl. Ean M Jon May Pi Rai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lb. Wilson
Patmas
Miss Barbosa Jean Bristow Fulton
John Vanderbilt
Magnolia Miz
Alice Chance
Hope
Louie Stuart
M Jon
May Pi Rai
Stevens Defends CIA Trip Ties In McCarthy Probe
Secretary of Defense H Struve Hensel defends his committee actions as false and malicious and accuses McCarthy’s panel of probing graft and subversion. Stevens testifies on Army involvement, the Ft Monmouth incident, and the use of classified information to embarrass the Army while denying plans to turn over the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stevens
McCarthy
Congress
Jenkins
Army
Ft. Monmouth
Ates
Jack Bell
Washington
LA — Asst.Secretory of Defense
H. Struve Hensel
McCarthy Investigations Subcommittee
Hensel
Sen
McCarthy Ur-Wis
Pentagon
Heusel
H. Alexander Smith
Subcommittee
Roy m. Coho
Inha
Cuba
Bt. Monmouth
N. J
Se. Smith
Rep. Avenineless
Cohn
B Lothers
Smith
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Dogs in the city lose their bond with humans
The piece argues urban life wears dogs down, rendering man’s best friend less loyal to people than to their own instincts. It reflects on crowding, noise, and heat, contending dogs’ nerves cannot endure city strain and that dogs may finally return to their wild roots.
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Iman
Moderf
Alps
Indochina Crisis Shapes U S Warning On War Threats
President addresses 3,000 Chamber delegates urging timely action in Indochina to avert catastrophe. Vietminh assault reports from Dien Bien Phu intensify as French defenses hold, while Geneva conference implications loom. In Santa Fe Arkansas to train deaf school teachers under regional program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wice
Indochina
Thei Free World
Roma
Chamber of Commerce
Consiliation Hall
Larry Allen
Hanoi
Garison
Christian Ae Guspier
Dien Bien Phu
Qunpad
Geneva
Santa FE
N. M
Court Rules Continued From Page One Relates to Arkansas State Property
The Supreme Court written by Justice Minor Milwee notes that state property in the Not Springs reservation originally belonged to Arkansas and was deeded to the United States with reservations permitting state tax and civil or criminal processes. The decision states massage establishments and masseurs fall outside these reservations. The court affirms a lower ruling awarding $4,000 to Thomas Friea versus Horten, and confirms a Green County chancery decision regarding property and an agreement between parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Minor Milwee
Arkansas
United States
Not Springs
Thomas Freia
Vance
Agsocialio Econtende Laa Cyoad
Unclear Crime Report From Fragmentary OCR
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a third of the avenue fighting and an outbreak on March 13, with reference to arrest or control by French authorities. Details are sparse and names or places are unreadable. The brief hints at a public disturbance or clash without clear attribution or outcome.
Mortgage ledger fragment from 1847 1950 entries
Fragmentary mortgage notes show various owners and dates including Howiston Apat e in 1948 with $50,000, FHA ownership around February 1950, and multiple dated entries in February 1848 1950. Mentions Dogwood Ap lale tonesboro and Rebecca Ap ville with university affiliations and share counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howiston
Apate
Ap Lale
Boro
Rebecia Apville
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
American Legion Auxiliary i
Harry Hawthorne
Jack Atkins
Garett Memorial Baptist Church
Vera Gough
Maggie Athett
Workers
Tuesaday
PEO Sisterhood
J. O. Kyler
Yehe Hope District
Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
Pairview Methodist Church
Texarkana
Nellie Dyer
Cosmonpolitan Club
R.L. Broach
Co- Tigstesses
Lyle Brown
Green Laseler Home Demonstration Club
Kathleen Maflory Ciote
Wmlsu
First Baptist Church
Pod Rogers
South Spruce
Donald Dill
Iuloib
B. W. Edwards
E. M. Murphy
Jack Gardner
Donald DI
Sauuday
Presbyterian Church
Sue Houston
Linda Gileert
Sre
Jo Ellen Barr
Mary Jean Sparks
Lanelle Fuller
Mary Topler
Caroline Cox
Rosemary Clooney
Ellen Barr
Diane Helms
Sandra Hobbs
Gladys Roberts
Garret Memorial Baptist Church
Gwen Frith
Joe McDoaks
Pacemaker
News
Alan Ladd
Shane
Hustphrey Ng Vyne A Uysen
Melody Maide
Melody Maids
Toni Hompson
Linda Halbert
Sue Hicks
Bue Cook
Janet McKenzie
Jo Beth Reilig
Ginny Herndon
Marion McQueen
Chopin
Carolyn Story
Alice Coffee
Betty Cox
Barbara Griffin
Sue Cook
Dee Ardith Harrie
April Showers
April Main
Emmett Thompson
Marcia Bowden
Audrey Simpson
Boyle
Tsa Ship
Warner
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