Community society notes and local obituaries mix
Local society items list meetings, hostesses, and charity events at homes across Hope. Also reported are travel updates, hospitalizations, engagements, school officers, and graduates from Henderson State Teachers College and College of the Ozarks with names, places, and dates of upcoming ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Dana Gibson
L. T D. Springer
Sophmore
Tony Boyett
Hempstead’ County
College of the Ozarks
Clarksville
Ben
Fred A. Walker
Ozark
John E. Honey
W. E. Honey
James A. Bowden, Jr
J. A. Bowden
Hope
Saratoga Okay P T A Meeting Recap
Saratoga Okay P T A held a meeting with attendees from the school community. The brief session covered upcoming activities and general updates for parents and staff.
Women Start Cross Country Tour Pebble Beach Event
The nation’s top pro and amateur women golfers begin a cross country tour with 36 holes at Pebble Beach today, then Prairie View and Cleveland before White Plains for the final rounds. Prizes total 17900 dollars with trophies for top amateurs. Laure Sages, Mrs Zaharias, Robery Jameson, Takiy Borg, and Gerty Minechs Danoff lead the pro and amateur lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pebble Beach
Calif
Fuer
White Plains
N.Y
Fes Norrow
Prairie View
Cleveland
White 'Phulus
Laure Sages
Atlanta
Greorge Zaharias
Robery
Jameson
San Antonio
Takiy Borg
Chicsgo
Mes
Gerty Minechs Danoff
Dallas
Pra
School Lunch Menus and Club Elections Reported
Reading lists show weekly menus for Junior High and Grade schools with items like curry beef, corn, beans, and desserts. The Sarato ui High School notes include a retired president Mrs Thomas Ball program details and new officers led by Mrs Carl Bellinger with a focus on children needing to play and safety in school play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jape High Sehkanl
Eaferia Monty
Mit
Saratoui High School
Thomas Ball
Nestor
Nol
Lawson Filisy
Jack Ferguson
Cc, DB
Melarty
Carl Belling
P. A. Rosenbaum
W. M. MeJuunking
Date Gathright
Scrapbook
W. W. Waletee
Thompson
Magasine
Tessan Dodson
H. Peebles
Canning
Beitry Chisiy
Linehrou
Miesa A. Russell
Mingnew
Meg
Clie
Laiey
Sapatoga High School
Chiude Stewart
Hywie
Texarkions Iyi
Jimne Sloat
Sali Dtory
Chava Mie 'Tollesin
University of
Clemency and Piers plan a quick Scottish wedding
Clemency awakens to love with Piers Amberley awaiting a swift marriage as storm clouds gather. Jon Amberley returns, causing tension as Syrie, watching from the stairs, contemplates the fallout of the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nortia
Serie
Jan Anthertey
Clemency
Brather
Rempers
Tare
Bertie Micekes
Kenter
Piers Fant
Nie
Henrn
Mann
Piers Amgerley
Piers
Bin
Smnelum
Syria
Don
Jon
Syrie
Jon Amberley
Hane
Piers Coally
Cleméney
Clem
Sins of Commission and Women as Offenders in Letters
Dorothy Dix reflects on moral hazards of writing intimate letters and the dangers of misplaced confidences. She argues women are chief offenders in eroding privacy, sharing secrets, and risking harm from frank correspondence while criticizing writers for romanticizing self expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Law
News of the Churches in Wr. P. area listings
Church notices from First Christian World, Bethel AME and Unity Baptist with worship times daily prayer sessions. The piece notes choir specials, Sunday schools, junior and senior activities, youth groups, and a few reflective admonitions on church communications and letter writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian North
First Presbyterian and Pentecostal Services and Rally
Church notices list programs for First Presbyterian East Second Street with Pastor Stephen L. Cook including Sunday school at 10:55 am and morning worship, choir rehearsals, meetings, and congregational events. Also Gospel Tabernacle at N Mala and Poul oldidge with Rev Curtis A. Price presenting Men’s Bible class and youth evangelistic services, plus a large district rally with seven churches and short plays and sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firt Baptist
A. Whitlow
Birkhead
Aduestionat Diy
Sillay Servel
Thrash
Pan
Rehoenkal
Baptist Teathing Union
J. J. Birkhead
Pam
Woman's Missionary Society
G. S
W. Avs
Bunbenais
Re Ass
First Presbyterian
East Second Street
Stephen L. Cook
James
Alynthe
Gyan Boy
Tony Souis
Sharehay
Munthey
Ihumh
Turedus
First Pentecostal
Ferguson Streets
H. R. Hurlapeth
Piblic
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
N. Mala
Poul Oldidge
Tabernaceke Willeave
Kuest
Curtis A. Price
Arkatas Mig Council
The
Assemblies of Ged
Patee
Ovendog
Tay Huiding
Guy FE
Anike
Bonderstaver Kxar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Netlie Diakns
PB. Hardegree
McRae Cox
Speles
Park
Tephenson
Bers of the
Moculiary
Weiner
E. L
Ussidy
Camden
Avith
Homer Fuller
Paul, Bedrock
Mr. Schreck
Z. Wo Wimberly
Dob Harrison
Texarkina
Shreveport
Joe Wimberly
Franklin
Wimberly
Kingsport
Tennessee
Ft. Benning
Mrs. Dale Dunn
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Mrs. Dunn
Mr. and
Mia
Cline Franks
McDawell
Lders
Mardin
Strgean
Avery
Texas
Jefe Lewis
Mer
Me Dawe
T. Brice and Sons
Terry Wayne
Gary
Georgis
Jimmy Dilek Harmoons
Foy Wanmons
Navy Training School
Memphis
College
Conway
Saratoga Okay News
Saenger
Idaho
Sun— Mon
HS Manners
Broderick Crawford
Jontia
Joba
Lreland
Deho Darek
Caiyepa Pitiote
King's Men
Mscentimental
Sun — Mon — Tue
Shelley Winters
Maweso Carey
Lezs
Hermina Black Dutty
NEA Service, Inc
Hermina Black
Saba
Loying
Sidi Amberley
Baba
Louise
Miss Norton
Baba Ami
Dorothy DIX
Avlainsin
Phenipsun
Arkansas
Neige
Juin
Eta
Thay
Tata
Poatette
Mavbert Dauies
Anil Betty
Witten
Albert Fivates Howe
Coneli
Ace
Wipper
Emmet Mercantile
Emmet
News of the Churches
Subuday School
Tau Pb. W
Deep Voicus
Gurdonart
Bethel A. Mle
Sumathimue
Daskline
John
Sally
Vrec
Businss
Whareh
Artion Execs
Iugsthay
Unity Versie and
Baptist South
Hastam
Brotherhood
Moulin
Priday
Anthony
Moorart
Grady Hairston
Smpt
T Man
Boyan
Mission
Experiment Italion
J. B. DeLaney Hamilton
L. B. DeLaney & Son Williams Flour & Feed
Busy Bee
John H. Barrow Moore Bros
Hobbs
Harry Hawthorne
A. W. Pickard
Baker's Food Store
Gilbert's Market
Krager Co
Feeder's Supply Co
Young's Gro
Cassidy & Williams
Ward
Hope Feed Co
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