Hope Country Club New Year's Dance and Club Notices
Community announcements list a New Year’s Eve dance at the Hope Country Club hosted by the Gardner Brown and Young families, with events at the First Methodist Church, Lilac Garden Club, and several home demonstrations and club meetings across December 31 to January 3 including Circle WSCS, Wesley Club activities, and Cosmopolitan Club programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Country Club
Circle No. 1
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Hugh Reese
South Hervey
W. C. Miller
Sam Warmack
Lilac Garden Club of Hope
Herbert Stephens
Blevins
P. C. Stephens
Methodist
Wesley Club
Kathleen Broach
Cherry Myers
Charlotte McQueen
Nancy Tooley
Phala Brown
Graydon Anthony, Jr
Dan Jones
Richard Kitchens
Jan Reinhardt
Penny Franks
Betty Bryant
Roy Wray
Larry Hooten
George Jones
Johnny Anthony
Bill Reinhardt
Johnny Honeycutt
Lora Ann Walden
al Weisenberger
Judy Thornton
Jackie Laughlin
Barbara Reese
Sue Dean Redgie Turner
Bill Anderson
Joe Purvis
Surprise package wins at club gathering
Mrs Lee Ringo described a gift exchange at the meeting where Mrs Merlin Cox won the surprise package. New year books went to all members and numbers were drawn for exchanges and gifts. A dessert plate was served to 17 members and two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Home
Russell Carver
Carver
Ray Kitchens
Dale Tonnemaker
Matthew. Prayer Was Voiced By Mrs. Tonnemaker
Merlin Cox
J. W. White
T. B. Fenwick Sr
Doug Jester
Penny Roberts
Franklin Horton
Hamilton Hanegan
Francis X. Weiser
Perry Moses
R. M. Alden
Pat Klein
Louisiana Tech
Ruston
Lee Ringo
Coming and Going Around Hope During Holidays
Sgt James R Campbell Laughlin Air Force Base Del Rio Texas and Mrs Camp bell visit Hope relatives. Munns visit son Hugh Munn in Midland. Anna Lou Barnes returns to Little Rock after holidays with Barnes Revels family. Several Hope residents host relatives from Joplin Ft Smith Dallas Wilmington Little Rock. Walker family guests include Sgt Jack Walker Ft Worth and W W Cox Chicago. Warmack returns to Chicago after holidays with parents Sam and Mrs Warmack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Campbell
W. H. Munn
Hugh Munn
Midland, Texas
Anna Lou Barnes
Little Rock
C. J. Barnes
Mrs. Mount Revels
Mr. Revels
Mark
J. G. Allen
Hope
Route 2
Albert Sanders
Jerry
Peggy
Joplin
Missouri
Earl White
Ft. Smith
Ark
Airs
Willie Allen
Dallas
Texas
Lennis Wray Allen
Willimington
Delaware
Princess Allen
P. W. Walker
City
Sgt
Jack Walker
Ft. Worth
W. W. Cox
Chicago, Ilinois
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Hospital notes show admissions in Fulton and Hope areas. Admitted: Mrs L E Odom Sheila Wilson Larry Boatman C B Collins H C Campbell Johnie Mae Poindexter Ruby Russell Mabelle Campbell. Discharged: Ira Turner Mrs Ira Turner Lloyd West Walter Jones Gloria Stewart Viola Bobo Dennie Ramsey Harry Sengel G C Allen Helen Troy Hammons. Memorial Admitted: H C Campbell Johnie Mae Poindexter Ruby Russell Mabelle Campbell. Discharged: Dennie Ramsey Harry Sengel G C Allen Helen Troy Hammons.
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L E. Odom
Fulton, Ark
Sheila Wilson
Larry Boatman
C. B. Collins
Columbus
Ark
Ira Turner
Washington, Ark
Lloyd West
Texarkana
Walter Jones
Hope
Gloria Stewart
Viola Bobo
Hope, Ark
H. C. Campbell
Johnie Mae Poindexter
Ruby Russell
Mabelle Campbell
Dennie Ramsey
Harry Sengel
G. C. Allen
Helen Troy Hammons
Route 2
Quotations From Noted People
United Press notes from Washington Galveston Greenwich Memphis. Senator Mike Mansfield on Khrushchev prayer remark says it shows religion is shaping policy. Dr H W Paley says Babe Didrikson Zaharias pneumonia adds to cancer struggle but not serious. Karen Ann McGuire 12 wins consolation horse after bidding 24.03. William Muskelley Jr 18 robs bakery in Memphis saying wife and baby waited in car. admits plan and follow through.
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United Press
Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Galveston
Tex
H.W. Paley
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Greenwich. Conn
Karen Ann McGuire
Nash Ua
Memphis
Tenn
William H Muskelley Jr
Betty
Dear Miss Dix Advice on Engagement and Temptation
A 19 year old with Navy fiancé Milton questions loneliness and a growing attachment to Phil after dating outside engagement. Dorothy Dix urges staying true to Milton or breaking the engagement while filling time with useful activities to avoid advancing social gossip.
O Conner Takes Break From Fame to Plan a Comeback
Hollywood star Donald O Connor explains his temporary retreat from film and TV. He finished Anything Goes five months ago and may return in April with a Buster Keaton story. He rehearses above the Hollywood bus station while preparing for a Las Vegas Sahara date as his lone engagement during a long vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Donald O'Connor
Buster Keaton
Las Vegas
Sahara
O'Connor
Donald
Actor outlines limited project plan to curb public exposure
The star said he will release only one film per year or three in two years at most. He warned that if he agrees to television, it will be a rare appearance in a high story production rather than a typical revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Prefabricated Stations Adopted by British Railways
Prefab railroad stations are being deployed on multiple British lines to speed passenger service and reduce construction costs. The move aims to modernize stations while maintaining service during rapid expansion and repair programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Lines
Congressman Pushes Start on Greer's Ferry Dam Project
Rep. Mills of Arkansas said he will seek Congress approval next year for funding to begin Greer's Ferry Dam near Heber Springs. The flood control, power and recreation project on the Little Red River is estimated at 85 to 100 million dollars and could start construction in the next fiscal year with planning funded this year at 180,000 dollars. Mills also backs Arkansas River development including bank stabilization and Dardanelle Dam as part of the broader plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mills
D-Ark
Congress
Greer’s Ferry
Heber Springs
Ark- Mills
Litte Red River
White River
Army
Budget Bureau
Arkansas
Arkansas River
Oklahoma
Dardanelle Dam
Motor vehicle deaths and injuries rise in 1954 report
The National Safety Council reports 36,000 deaths and 1,250,000 injuries from motor vehicle accidents in 1954, with total costs estimated at 4.4 billion dollars. The figures highlight the severe human and economic toll of road crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Courtecil
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Jack Gardner
Lyle Brown
E. P. Young Jr
J. W. Manney
Wynne
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist
Hope Band
Cannon Hall
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club Meeting
Lilac Garden Club
DeAnn
Richard Arnold
Carl Coffee
Arnold
Leroy Samuel
Johnny
Sally Timberlake
Ann Arnold
Hollis Samuel
Cosmopolitan Club
Jim McKenzie
Teddy Jones
George Newbern, Jr
Poe Cao
Couse
Wale
Ceorce Nader
Walter Brewin
I Bill L Williams
Columbia
Adv
Africa & Color Cartoon
Pana
Cary Grant
Grace Kelly
Alfred Hitchcock
Technicolor
Jessie Royce Landis
John Williams
Jomin Michael Hayes Saeed O Mesere
Casper Cartion
Orld News
Saenger
Vnstavision
Frederick Brisson
Rosalind Russell Fernando
Eddie Albert
Gloria de Haven
California
Orion
Stephanie
San Francisco
NEA
V. W. Warmack
Chicago
Mrs
Dorothy DIX
Milton
Phil
Oldsmobile
Greer’s Ferry Dam
Hallmark Greeting Cards
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