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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1949

Page

5

Social and Personal items from April events

A social page lists church groups meeting in late April with times: Molly Bantish church teachers on April 29 at 7:30 P.M., Intermediste R. A. of the 1st Baptist church on April 29 at 7 P.M., Willing Workers Class at Scope Gospel Tabernacle on April 28 at 7:45 P.M. at Fellowship Hall. Cosmopolitan Club meets at Hotel Barlow private dining room Tuesday at 8:00 P.M. Officers and a book review are noted. Numerous personal notices include bridal/hostess events for Mrs. Charles Malone, Mrs. Lahvoy Spates, Mrs. J. Z. Chesshir, a birthday party for Mrs. W. T. Ferguson, and the Unity Baptist Ladies Auxiliary missionary program with song and prayers.

Tre Achip 1St Baptist Church Rte Scope Gospel Tabernacle Fellowhip Hall Cosmopolitan Club Barlow Teddy Jones Roy Allison Hamilton Hannegan Edwin Stewart Hanegan LaMar Cox Sec Treas Henry Haynes Royce Smith Meader R. L. Roach Emily Kimbrough James Pilsint Oliver Adams Sophia Sue Harperv Charles Malone Lahvoy Spates J. 2 Chesshir Chillicothe Sind Patsy Colier Clara Osburn Fred Peire M. B. Hatch Bob Leving W. F. Ferguson W. TF. Ferguson W. F. Cannon Okla And den Cannan

Strawberry Prices Remain Good in Arkansas

Arkansas strawberry report shows Dequeen Horatio market slightly weaker with light movement but strong demand. Prices range US No 1 16.00 per quarter. Mansfield Wickes US No 1 10.00 to 10.50. Smith Van Buren area US No 1 around 10.60. White County market slightly stronger with US combination 22.00 to 23.50 and unclassified 7.50 to 9.23.

Fayetteville University of Arkansas Usda P Sect Dequeen-Horatio Balkemore US Mansfield- Wickes Smith-Van Buren Ard White County

Woman Burned Severely When Home Destroyed

Batesville April 27 A middle aged Izard county farm woman remained hospitalized here today from burns suffered before her husband could carry her from their flaming house Fire swept through the home of Mr and Mrs A CHIE of Myron Ark yesterday after a ban of refluse on pad ignited and spread through the four room structure Clifft said he and his wife were trapped in a room when flames engulfed the only door He knocked out a window and carried his wife to safety Mrs Clifft suffered first and second degree burns about her left face and face He suffered minor cuts A neighbor Mrs Owen Padlock and her daughter who were in another part of the house escaped without injury

Batesville Izard County A. Chie Myron Ark Clifft

Social Evening at Massey Home Noted by Iris and Roses

A social at the Massey home featured Mrs. Emmet Lewallen and a duet of If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again by Mrs. Jin Warren and Mrs. Warl Little. Brother White gave the closing prayer as 28 members and one guest enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess and co hostesses Sam Williams Oscar O Dell L C Kennedy Jim Hobbs and Barney Gaines.

Emmet Lewallen Jin Warren Warl Little Brother White Massey Sam Williams Oscar O'Dell L. C. Kennedy Jim Hobbs Barney Gaines

Coming and Going Involving Hamm and McDowell Families

Mr and Mrs Manuel Hamm will travel to Shreveport Thursday for a trap shoot and the stage show Annie Get Your Gun returning Sunday. Week-end visitors included Mr and Mrs J S McDowell with sons A T Lawrence and A A McDowell and Johnny Glenn of Fort Worth. Oliver Mills of Hot Springs visited Hope Wednesday. Cpl James McDowell returned to Eglin Field Florida after a three week visit with his parents. Mr and Mrs A H Boswell stayed with Dr and Mrs E E Berk in Magnolia Saturday.

Manuel Hamm Shreveport Cpl James McDowell Eglin Field Florida J. S. McDowel

Hospital Notes Reflect Local Births Admissions and Discharges

Hospital records list multiple admissions and discharges in Hope and Rosston areas. Notable entries include Mrs W A Hairston and Mrs Iver Ward, with new arrivals announced for April 25 and 26, 1949. Additional names appear for Bodcaw, Saratoga, and Lewisville regions with various patients and outcomes.

Julia Cheetee Belly Lynn Atkinson Bodcaw J. M. ‘Vorinemaker Hope O. R. Green Ozanj Harry R. Segnar Tipton Stanton Saratoga Mus. C G. Tf. McLeod Ash Bore N.Q Dalton Hulsey Washington Eo J. McDowell Jonny Leu Redman Wallis Monore Af Son

Arkansas University Fights Use of Cash Funds

In Little Rock on April 27 the University of Arkansas contends it may use cash funds not in the state treasury. Defendants include the state hospital and boys industrial schools. The university cites act 95 of 1887 to support its corporate status and authority to spend cash funds, while others deny specific appropriation. Attorney General The Murry hopes for a hearing before Pulaski chancellor Frank Dudge, as the case advances.

Little Rock University of Arkansas James A. Gipson Benton Gipson University The State Hospital Arkansas Boys Industrial School Negro Boys Industrial School

Ask Probe of Why Ship Was Not Built

Top Republicans demanded a congressional inquiry into the scuttling of the Navy's proposed supercarrier, leading to Navy Secretary Sullivan's resignation. Some officers fear control of naval and marine aviation could shift to the Air Force, while others question an immediate probe, as politics and defense policy collide.

Washington Navy Johnn L. Sullivan Sullivan Senate GOP Kenneth S. Wherry Armed Services Committee Wherry Congress Styles Bridges N.H Millard Tydings D-Md Rep Carl Vinson D-Ga House Armed Services Committees Defense Louis Johnson Johnson Air Force St Truman Pentagon Manchester N. H Jonathan Daniels North Carolina

FBI shadowed Judith Coplon for nearly two months

Washington April 27 PAL agents testified they shadowed Judith Coplon for nearly two months before arresting her and Russian aide Valentine A. Gubitchev on espionage charges. Testimony described surveillance at Penn Station and 153rd Street Broadway, an arrest on March 4, and a late January to February tracking as part of a warrantless search dispute.

Washington PAL Judith Coplon Valentine A. Gubitchev FBI Miss Coplon Robert R. Granville T. Scott Miller Gubitehev Granville Re Avenue New York Miller Miss Cop- Im Department of Justice Pennsylvaniatation Gubitchev 153Rd Street Broadway Gubitchey United Nations Archibald Palmer Miss Coplan 8Th Avenue 190Th Street Palmer Guhitchey Albert L. Reeves Kansas City

Are Children Worth While Dorothy Dix Advice

Dorothy Dix answers readers on marriage and children addressing a wife who does not want kids, a man pressured by financially costly social outings, and a discouraged mother with rebellious teens. The column underscores family ties, responsibility, and parenting challenges with practical moral guidance.

Dorothy DIX Teret Ubis Evisis

Guernsey Sing on Sunday at Water Creek Church

The Guernsey annual singing convention will be held Sunday May 1 at the new Water Creek church. Several quartets have praised the event and the public is invited to attend with well filled baskets and song books. The singing starts at 10 a m and continues through the day with dinner on the grounds.

New Water Creek

Magnolia plans 4000 seat stadium for campus athletics

In Magnolia on April 27 bids were advertised for a 4000 seat steel framed athletic stadium for the campus. Little Rock reports C. E. Crosslang was elected chairman of the state bank commission succeeding B. A. Lynch whose term expired. A Kroger bargaining dispute will go to the National Labor Relations Board after Pine Bluff area employees petitioned for an election expanding to nine other South Arkansas stores.

Mergnolia Magnolia A Little Rock C. E. Crosslang State Bank Commission Kroger Company National Labor Relations Board Pine Blutt South Arkansas Yester

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B & PW A. A. Massey Unity Baptist Church A.A. Massey Osear O'Dell Monroe Grant Tom Anderson GA Solo Howard White J. &, Jordan L. Lane Dayton Thomason Rosalind Russell Brian Aherne Virginia Bruce Arkansas Oliver Mills Hot Springs Hope Wednesday A. H. Boswell Sturday Mrs E. E. Berk Magnolia Southwest Fontaine Line NSS Denis Roosevelt Boys’ Clothing Newark Haseline Aie Gell. Syndicate, HC Guernsey Water Creek Ceeds B. A. Lynch Blytheville NLRB St. Joseph Aspirin Prlo Cole of California COLE Chas. Homes the Hope High School
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