Community society notices
The American Legion Auxiliary meets Monday August 22 at 8 pm at 909 S. Main with Mrs. Wier Owens and Mrs. Thomas Compton as associate hostesses. The Wesleyan Service Guild Mission Study Group meets Tuesday August 23 at 7 30 pm in Miss Clarice Cannon’s home. The First Methodist Young Adult Class hosts a pot luck picnic at Fair Park Thursday August 25 at 7 pm. The Hope Country Club Ladies Bridge Luncheon is Thursday August 25 at 12 30 with Mesdames Lex Helms Jr Early Archer Jr and George Wright as hostesses.
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American Legion Auxiliary
W. O. Beene
S. Main
Wier Owens
Thomas Compton
Wesleyan Service Guild
Clarice Cannon
First Methodist Church
Fair Park
Hope Country Club
Mesdames Lex Helms, Jr
Early Archer, Jr
George Wright
WMA Cancelled Meeting Date Change At First Baptist
Kathleen Mallory Circle of the WMA of the First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday night August 30 instead of August 23 as scheduled.
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Kathleen Mallory
WMA
The
First Baptist Church
Visitors at Barksdale Base Hospital for Tommy Owens
Monday afternoon visitors included Wanda Cox Mary Lou Whitehunt Jo Ann Russell and Mr and Mrs Joe Jones and Cookie. They expect to remove the cast from Tommy Owens leg today at Army Air Force Base Hospital Barksdale Field Louisiana.
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Tommy Owens
Army Air Force Base Hospital
Barksdale Field
Wanda Cox
Mary Lou Whitehunt
Jo Ann Russell
Joe Jones
Cookie
Tommy
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
The report lists admissions and discharges for multiple patients across Hope Arkansas and surrounding areas. Names include Julia Chester Pauline Nottie Wayne Cox Loyce Burns and daughter Freeman Crider Richard Martin Bobby Porter Tommy Owens Mrs John Hackler and locations Rt. 4 Hope Rt. 3 Hope Patmos Arkansas and Passedena Texas.
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Julia Chester
Pauline Nottie
Hope
Mary Ann McFadden
Wayne Cox
Loyce Burns
Branch
Freeman Crider
Richard Martin
McNab
Arkansas
Bobby Porter
Ark
Tommy Owens
Passedena
Texas
John Hackler
Patmos
Victory 4-H Club Plans Brick Dutch Oven Flag Picnic
During the August meeting the Victory Community 4-H Club discussed building a brick Dutch oven from member donated bricks, purchasing an American flag and a 4-H flag for the clubhouse, and arranging a club picnic.
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Victory Community
4-H Club
4-H Club Meeting Highlights and Attendance
Berlie Allen presided at the August 25 meeting as Sandra Burke led singing of The Star Spangle Banner. Joan Willis gave the devotional, and Phillip Rowe and Ronnie Burke spoke about 4-H Club Week at Fayetteville. After games, refreshments served to 35 members one new member three leaders and six parents.
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Berlie Allen
Sandra Burke
Joan Willis
Matthew 5
Phillip Rowe
Ronnie Burke
Fayetteville
Business boom may slow through next year says UA dean
University of Arkansas professor Dean Paul W. Milam warned that business and industry growth could ease over the coming 12 months though profits may stay healthy. He cited highways schools water systems easing credit and lower taxes as government measures to blunt a potential downturn. One hundred fifty three bankers attended Arkansas bankers seminar in Fayetteville. Elsa Maxwell plans a yacht cruise for 120 world celebrities as a cultural voyage to Greece focusing on ancient glories rather than constant shipboard parties.
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Fayetteville
America
University of Arkansas
Wean
Paul W. Milam
Universitys College of Business Administration
Arkansas Bankers
Dean Milam
Venice
Italy
Elsa Maxwell
Greece
Miss Maxwell
Rebirth of Klan Draws Condemnation
The Southern Association of Attorneys General condemned any rebirth of the Ku Klux Klan in the South. Ten of the fourteen states attorneys general endorsed the policy, led by South Carolina’s T C Callison, urging legal action to expose and check the group’s secret aims. Florida Mississippi Louisiana and Arkansas had not yet spoken.
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Columbia
S. C
South
Southern Association of Attorneys General
South Carolina
Atty
T.C. Callison
Association
Patterson
Alabama
Cook
Georgia
Buckman
Kentucky
Sybert
Maryland
Rodman
North Carolina
Williamson
Oklahoma
Almond
Virginia
Fox
West Virginia
Callison
Shepperd
Texas
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Extended Arkansas Forecast From The Associated Press
Central Arkansas expects clear to partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures with highs in the mid to high 90s and lows in the 70s. Northeast Arkansas will see similar heat, with scattered afternoon thundershowers likely Tuesday. Northwest and Southeast regions remain hot with highs again in the 90s and cooler overnight lows. Southwest Arkansas faces partly cloudy conditions and thundershowers, with cooler northeast tonight and highs in the 90s. Louisiana resembles parts of Arkansas with partly cloudy skies and scattered storms through Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Central Arkansas
Northeast
Arkansas
Southeast
Northwest
Southwest
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Louisiana
Major Alley Freed of Army Charge
Major Ronald E. Alley, 34, at Fort Meade, faces trial on seven counts for aiding the enemy while a prisoner in Korea after three charges were dropped. Defense attorney Fe. Young Jr. argues treason charges belong in civilian court and calls the case constitutionally improper for military adjudication.
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Vincent J. Burke
Fort Meade, Md
Army Today
Ronald E. Alley
Korea
Alley
F.ee. Young, Jr
Young
Charges Filed in Two Accidents
City police investigated two weekend wrecks resulting in charges. Lavert Thomas was charged with failure to yield the right of way after a collision at Washington and Division Streets with Ernest Smith of Arizona as the other driver. Lemon Witherspoon faced charges of driving without a license and with a fictitious license after another collision at Pine and Hervey Streets with H M Stephens driving the truck.
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Lavert Thomas
Washington
Division Streets
Ernest Smith
Arizona
Lemon Witherspoon
Columbus Negro
Pine and
Hervey Streets
H. M.stephens
Dorothy Dix Advice On Marriage And Courtesy
Dear Miss Dix notes a young wife and husband who avoid in law tensions by sharing dislikes. The advice suggests focusing on virtues, recognizing parental help, and avoiding overemphasis on faults. The column urges gratitude to the mother in law and broader perspective for teenage marriages.
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Miss Dix
Ray
Local police say nothing can be done about him
A reader warns about a man harming pedigreed animals and suggests contacting the A. S. P. C. to seek action. The note implies the loss is minimal if he cannot be stopped and urges proof of killing to pursue remedies.
Flood Leaves 26 000 Families Homeless
Red Cross reports 34 169 families displaced by floods in six Eastern states. The survey finds 439 homes completely destroyed and nearly 14 000 damaged.
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Washington
The
Red Cross
DeWitt cafe owner dies after bayou rescue
A 60 year old De Witt cafe owner died of a heart attack yesterday after he leaped into Esses Bayou to rescue his young granddaughter. He suffered the heart attack during the rescue attempt and passed away shortly after.
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Dewitt
DeWitt Cafe
Esses Bayou
Capitol Transit to Hear Night Service Request
The city council session tonight will hear a utilities committee request urging the company to restore adequate night service after a several week strike by drivers. The dispute involves CTC and its union drivers who halted night service and other acts amid ongoing labor actions.
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Capitol Transit
Utilities Committee “Sa
CTC
Arkanson Killed in Tennessee Wreck
Two men died and two others were injured in a Tennessee auto wreck reported from Paris. The deceased were Mrs. Myron Haynes of Memphis and Mrs. Collins of Little Rock. Survivors include Mrs. Robert Dortch of Arkansas and Mrs. Dorothy of Little Rock who were taken to Henry County hospital.
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Paris
Tenn
Myron Haynes
Memphis
Collins
Little Rock
Robert Dortch
Ark
Dorothy
Henry County Hospital
Ex Arkanson Gets Senate Editorial Post
Washington reports former Kansas newspaperman Lee McLean has been named editorial director of a U S Senate committee on juvenile delinquency. The Arkansas native, from Little Rock, previously taught at Vanderbilt and served as editor of The College Clarksville and Jonesboro State College.
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Washington
Kansas
Lee
U. S. Senate
Mittee
Satog McLean
Tee
Estes Kei
D-Tenn
Little Rock
Vanderbilt University
Clarksville
State College
Jonesboro
Arkansas
Roy Douglas Stricken in California Child Incident
A deputy sheriff reported Roy Douglas was stricken after pulling a child, 1-year-old Karen Reddish of Mi Beach California, to shallow water. Authorities identified Deputy Sheriff Arthur Liams as the responding official.
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Roy Douglas
Karen Reddish
Mi Beach
Calif
Arthur Liams
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Buttermilk Corners
Chicago
Hartzell
Dorothy DIX
Maybelle
A. Romper
B. Petticoat
Reckless
D. Waltz
Arkanson
Tennessee
Senate
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