Social and Personal Notes From May Gatherings
Circle activities at First Methodist and Garrett Memorial Baptist share meetings Monday through Wednesday with varied hosts and times. Members collect clothing for European relief, while Friday Music Club elects officers and presents a program including Rachmaninoff studies and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
E. E. White
C. D. Lester
Glen Walker
North Hervey Street
Herbert Lewallen
Lu. B. Tooley
Texarkana Patient Helen Tyler Listed at Pine Street Hospital
Helen Tyler of Texarkana, formerly a Hope resident, is identified as a surgical patient at Pine Street Hospital in Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Tyler
Texarkana
Hope
Pine Street Hospital
Sunday School Lesson on the Jews Return from Exile
William E. Gilroy surveys the Jewish restoration after Babylonian exile circa 500 years before Christ. He notes Nehemiah Ezra and prophets Haggai Micah Malachi shaped life, law, and religion, influencing Judaism and the later spread of Christianity through proselytes and moral appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Gilroy
Holy Land
Palestine
Israel
Babylon
Jesus Christ
Nehemiah
Ezra
Cyrus
Paul
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges in Hope
Hospital notes list admissions for Margaret Ross from Hope and Ruby Nell Parson from Hope. Discharges include Mrs Ernestine Cowling and Mrs Cecil Rogers from Hope. Additional admissions include Julia Chester Mack Dillard from Gordon and Sidney Cratch from Hope. Mrs W M Brummett and Josephine Patton from Washington Rt 4 are noted as admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ross
Hope
Ruby Nell Parson
Ernestine Cowling
Cecil Rogers
Julia Chester
Mack Dillard
Gordon
Sidney Cratch
W. M. Brummett
Josephine
Leonard Patton
Washington
Friday Music Club Thanks Hope Star for Support
Mrs. B. W. Edwards, president of the Friday Music Club in Hope Arkansas, thanks The Hope Star for generous publicity that helped a recent violin and choral concert succeed. The letter emphasizes publicity as the key to success and expresses gratitude to the newspaper and editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Friday Music Club
Hope Star
B. W. Edwards
Hope, Ark
Derby Broadcast Plans Dominate Sunday CBS Schedule
The Associated Press reports the Kentucky Derby coverage at Churchill Downs will span 45 minutes on CBS tomorrow afternoon, with a 46 minute preview led by Joe Palmer George Walsh and Bill Corum and a 1st half hour final race description by Clem McCarthy. On air tonight NBC airs Paul Lavalle Melody and a lineup including Walter Brice and Ozzie and Harriet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asociated Press Central Standard
Churchill Downs
CBS
Joe Palmer
George Walsh
Bill Corum
Clem [ McCarthy
NBC
Paul Lavalle
Melody
Tranny Brice
Ozzie J and Harriet
Phil Baker
ABC
FBI
MBBS
J. Howard McGrath
Hopewell Negro School to get new sidewalk this week
Hopewell project funded by the PTA with an estimated cost of 250 dollars will provide a new sidewalk at Hopewell Negro school this week. The article mentions religious reflections about Judaism and Christianity and references Bible themes without clear local impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell Negro School
PTA
The Innocent Smyla0 store by Renee Shann
Patience wakes late to a chaotic morning with Charlotte Dwight and Roger. Charlotte questions Patience about their late night outing while Patience frets over Charlotte’s hostility and looming plans for a film shoot. Charlotte warns Patience to keep distance as she packs to leave for a luncheon with Dwight.
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Innocent Smyla0
Renee Shann
NEA, Service, Inc
Patience
Charlotte
Dwight
Roger
the Bois
Sam
Radio Schedule Frid ay and Saturday May First
The listing outlines a detailed two day broadcast schedule from Friday April 30 to Saturday May 1. Programs include a mix of music news and entertainment with various hosts and musical guests, sport updates, and sign offs. The page shows numerous time slots and program titles across morning, afternoon, and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Henry J. Taylor
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Meet the Press
Bernie Zummins
Orch
Scy. Col’s
Richard Himler
Mutual Reports
KXAR
Bill Warrington
Ozark Valley
Bevins Training School
Bill Boyd
Star
Ene Cavallero
Alan Lomax
Ex-Resident Succumbs in Shreveport
Former Hempstead resident dies at his Shreveport home aged bi di. Survived by two sons Neil and Thomas Walker of Shreveport. Funeral arrangements incomplete with services planned at My Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Allen Wanker
Shreveport
Hempstead
Neil
Thomas Walker
Dorothy Dix Advice on Love and Marriage Learning to love after marriage and living with family debts
A Dorothy Dix column discussing love as a flexible force, noting marriages can succeed without romance, and that love can grow post marriage. It advises on mature, nonromantic bonds and warns that generosity can breed resentment if relatives depend financially. It also covers age, youth, and the possibility of falling in love later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Animeone
Tim
Page Solomon
Solomon
Cupid
Ayone
Ther
A R Newberry Dies After Long Illness
Albert R. Newberry aged 42 died this morning in a local hospital after a long illness. He is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs J M Monts of Detroit a stepdaughter Mrs D E Richards of Dallas a brother Frank Newberry of Hope and a sister Mrs Beulah Coleman of Hope. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Albert R. Newberry
Tie
J. M. Monts
Detroit
Mich
D. E. Richards
Dallas
Frank Newberry
Hope
Beulah Coleman
Methodist General Conference Calls for Ban on Liquor Ads
April 30 The Methodist General Conference discussed a Southern Baptist leader's claim that 1 percent of American homes have at least one drunk. Dr Lovie D Newton urged backing Capper's bill to ban liquor advertising in interstate commerce, while reaffirming support for nationwide prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewton
Senator Capper
R-Rus
Temperance Board
United States
Miss Memphis 1948 Crowned From 13 Entrants At Memphis
Lois Welsh, 20, brown eyed brunet and Memphis State College student, was named Miss Memphis 1948 by last year’s winner Barbara Jo Walker, Miss America 1947. Welsh was chosen from 13 finalists to represent Memphis in Atlatche City, November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
April So
Lois Welsh
Brunet
Memphis
Barbara Jo Walker
Memphis State College
Barbara Jo
Lois
Atlache City
N.od
Read a Right to Starve: A Caution on Marriage Costs
A fragment discusses marriage as a risky venture when earnings are tight. It notes a family household budget near 37 dollars weekly and questions whether love can prosper without secure nourishment. The voice suggests worry over practical hunger versus romantic ideals.
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W.s.cs
Dwight Blake
South Elm Street
John Vesey
George Peek
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Hazel Duckett
Unity Baptist Church
Noel O'Steen
Board of Stewards of the First
Methodist Church
Board of Education
The
Edwin Ward
Jess Davis
East Third Street
O. J. Wade
Davis
B. C. Hyatt
Scott Phillips
Henry Haynes
Franklin Horton
James McLarty, Jr
A. Whitlow
Arch Wylie
J. C. Carlton
Beryl Henry
C. F. Haworth
Rachmaninoff
Pisano
James A. McLarty, Jr
Edwin Stewart
C. C. McNeil
Charat Club
Lewis Horton
Gilliam
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
J. W. Gilliam
Shover-Springs-Patmos Road
A. B. Mhoon
W. W. White
Thomas Kinser
Malcolm Porterfield
Floyd Porterfield
al Parks
Kinser
Donald Broach
Ben McRae
Merlin Coop
Angus Dodson
Nunn
Ernest O'Neal
Joe Amour
John Britt
Cline Franks
Dora Lou Franks
Inotor
Little Rock
D. B. Phillips, Jr
Hobbs
New Mexico
Mrs. B. B. Phillips Sr
Clyde Phillips
Beaumont
Texas
Phillips’ Pargui
Phillips
Lucille Atchley
J. C. Atchley
Grapeland
Stamps Quartet
KRLD
Hope City Hall
Anchor Lodge
Whiteway
Barber Shop Feeders Supply Co
Barbara Gould
John P. Cox Drug Co
Stamps
Glen Payne
Lou Hooker
Billy Grable
Austin Arnold
Larley Lester
O. O. F. Anchor Lodge
Hopewell Project
AR Mutual
Dorothy DIX
Da-Goodey
A.R. Newberry
Miss Memphis
Charles Walker
W.O.W. Hall
W.O.W. Dues
Marria
Bell Syndic
Pepe
Hallmark
Reba Malone
Alene Stewart
Verna Greenlee
Freema
Louise England
Miss Henry's
WM. L. Shirer
Wings
Rephan
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