Hope Valley society notes mark August gatherings
The society column lists multiple invitations and events at First Methodist, Hope Country club, and several East Second Street homes. Guests include Mrs. Clifton Curtis, Mrs. Graydon Anthony, and Mrs. William Rauton. Betty Robins and Idus Murphree. Carolyn Trimble. Betty Robins's fiancé John Asher Hudson. and local hosts Mrs. E. P. Young Jr. and Mrs. John Hatley. Activities span tea, bridge luncheons, a formal dance for Hope Bobcats, a hayride, and kitchen and garden showers with detailed decor and menu notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graydon Anthony
William Rauton
the Hope Country Club
Clifton Curtis
Betty Martin
E. P. Young, Jr
John Hatley
Carolyn Trimble
Hatley
East Second Street
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements in Hope Ark
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for Mrs Mirs Richards and others in Hope, with Mrs Lloyd Hicks, Miss Doris Askew and Mrs R C Sparks in Lewisville Ark. Births announced: baby girl to Mr and Mrs R C Sparks Aug 30 1950 and baby girl to Mr and Mrs Curtis Aug 80 1980 in Hope Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Lloyd Hicks
Lewisville
Ark
Doris Askew Hope
R. C. Sparks
Hope
Jim MeKamie
Fulton
Hope, Ark
Carl Curtis
Hope Ark
Rt. 4
Princess Anne Elizabeth Louise Named For Royal Birth
London Aug 29 AP Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip welcomed a two week old daughter at Clarence House naming her Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise of Edinburgh The infant sister to Prince Charles carries names honoring Elizabeth and Anne with Alice and Louise common royal choices The baby’s full title reflects royal tradition and Edinburgh as a personal title for Philip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise
Prince Philip
Engand
Clarence House
Princess Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise
Edinburgh
Philip
George
Duke of Edinburgh
Anne
Shrone
Prince Charles
Alice
Louise
Britain
Brewster Not to Answer Charge in Wiretapping Probe
In Washington Aug 20 a witness counsel urged calling Senator Brewster to testify before a Senate wiretapping inquiry. Chair Pepper opposed, Neely supported, while Brewster refused to seek a hearing. Lappin testified Bailey accused Brewster of tapping his phone and Hughes alleged blackmail over Pan American merger. Brewster condemned the remarks as scandalous and perjured and noted investigations into who pulls the strings behind the scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brewster
Rme
Senate
Pepper
D-Fla
Neely
D Wva
Bailey
D-Nc
Robert &. Lynch
Joseph W. Shimon
Meade
Abner Lappin
D-Flo
Subcommittee
Dwva
Lappin
Josiah W. Bailey
Negroes Named to AMB N Board of Trustees
Lite Rock August 30 report lists J R Booker of Little Rock and Louis Ramsey of Pine Bluff as new AMB N college for Negroes trustees. Booker replaces Rev. Paul Galloway and Ramsey replaces the late Harry S Holderness. Governor McMath also appointed Warren E Wood to Arkansas public service commission and three cosmetology board members Frances Pennington Patti Tony and Raymond Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren E. Wood
Little Rock
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Pat H. Mullis
Dumas
Mullis
Eleventh District
Henry Smith
Pine Bluff
T. G. Parham
State
Royals Connection Highlighted in Ancestry Note
The passage identifies Princess Andrew of Greece and Denmark as the mother’s maternal aunt, the dowager Countess of Harewood as the sister of King George VI and aunt to the baby’s mother, and notes Alice as the Christian name of the Countess of Athlone, aunt to the king and wife of Canada’s former governor general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Philip
Andrew
Greece
Alice
Toyal
Harewood
George VI
Athlone
Guy -General
Canada
Hospital Escape and News of Grace Muchmore’s Death
In a hospital, the narrator plans a risky escape aided by Sally Betsy and Roger as Grace Muchmore dies unexpectedly at home. The group discusses the doctor and patient, with the narrator determined to reach Grace to face the tragedy. Betsy and Roger assist, while Sally keeps watch. The story ends with the narrator deciding to go to the house despite the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Broowning
Lynn Browning
Ross Bright
M. B. Hatch
Dewey Baker
Lah- Roy Spates
Bright
Dallas
Hope
Brownings
Clara Allen
Billy Jo Rodgers
Joyce Greenlee
Barbara Bright
Ally
Sally
Grace
Susie
Roger Blessen
Betsy Sharpe
Doc
Betsy
Roger
High Hospital
Grace Muchmore
Prince Charming
Dear Miss Dix Advice Page on Daily Visits and Dates
A Freely worded advice column covers daily neighbor visits, dating with boys, and an abusive marriage. It warns against being a pest with daily calls, encourages balanced social life, and advises a wife to protect herself from an unkind husband who may return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
M. Co. M
Truman Plans and Policy in Global War Debate
Senator Taft demanded the Truman administration clarify its lack of plans to meet a Third World War threat. He urged rearming western Germans and Italians to defend Western Europe. Acheson faced questions on foreign policy at a closed Senate panel while Ferguson pressed for full military briefing of leaders. Lodge urged a 3,000,000 man army to regain diplomatic initiative, amid Democratic opposition. Truman had informed MacArthur of neutral policy while Formosa defense ideas were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman Administration
Western
Europe
Acheson
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senator Ferguson
R- Mich
Ferguson
Secretary of the Navy
Matthews
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Congress
Russia
Lodge
Lucas
Tlingis
Truman
Macarthur
Formosa
Hot Springs Protest Sparks Bell Telephone Rate Fight
The city of Hot Springs Arkansas filed the first formal protest against a proposed Southwestern Bell Telephone rate increase. The plan would raise annual charges by about 4.6 million dollars in Arkansas, drawing other cities to consider action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Hot Spring
Oeen i
Arkansas Public Service
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Arekahans
Hot Springs
Malik Defies UN Move On Greek Executions Agenda
Malik, president of the UN Security Council, urges adding Greek political executions to the agenda. He also seeks to raise Red China’s charges that US aircraft have bombed Manchurian territory. The session marks his last as president before Sept. 1, with debate expected over seating a Chinese Communist representative and Formosa issues. The council also considers complaints on aggression in Korea and armed invasion of Taiwan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Republic of Korea
Taiwan
Formosa
London
General Assembly
Malik
U. N
Trygve Lice
Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
United States
China
Malikstaw
Cuba
Egypt
Yugelavia
Cladwyn Jebb
Umark
U.S. Air Force
Recone
Questions on policy spark war implications discussion
Voters pressed for a comprehensive administration policy with pointed queries about the nature and conduct of a potential Third World War. They asked where a conflict would be fought, how victory could be achieved, whether massed advances toward Moscow were possible, and how air power and atomic weapons might neutralize Russian aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Napoleon
Hitler
Russia
Fragmentary legal notice reference in November
Unclear OCR fragment notes a November reference to counts and appeals with scattered phrases about ground for action. Details are unreadable, leaving only vague mentions of parties and dates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
First Methodist Church
Ched Hatt
Idus Murphree
Northouisiana Street
Hope Youth Center
Hope Bobcats
Melody Maids
Loretta Mann
Methodist Youth Fellowship League
Emmet Garden Club
Hope B
Texarkana Club
Grim Hotel
Rosa Harrie
J. Wy Patterson
Miss Robins
Betty Robins
Louis Ward Howard
Eve, Ee
RA Ie Wenner
Mya
van Johnson Elizabeth
Mirs Richards
Frank MacLarly
Hope Nan Wells Prescott
Stella Collins
Cannon Flowers
Alice Gilvert Bermicett
Della Calhoun
Della Chester Hope
Paul Dudney, Jr
Jaynes P
Jayne
Jayne & Son
Amb&n Board of Trustees
McFadden School of Dance
Ellamarie McFadden
Edgewood
Dorothy Bix
The
Beil Syndicate, Inc
Picnic Foods
Coca-Cola
Bell
Cortes
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Geroad
Ite
Arkansag
Tokyo
Kansan
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