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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1949

Page

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Community church and club notices February meeting schedule

February 7 events include a Coffee gathering at Mrs Hall's home on Istana Street and a First Baptist educational building monthly meeting. W.S.C. circles meet with unique programs like the Playette It Could Be You. DAR luncheon and Presbyterian Women board meet February 7 with multiple hostesses and attendees invited.

Kel First Baptist Val Magazine L. W. Young FE. P. Young C. W. Bridgers Lloyd Sutton Charles Briant Guy Linaker C. D. Lauterbach Ruth Culpepper G.a.'s The First Baptist Church Board of the Women of the First Presbyterian Church Daughters of the American Revolution Barlow Hotel F. R. Johnson Paul Kilipseb Wilburgevies Quan L. R

Garden firms host Cecil Biddle pruning talk in Garland

Garland City hosts a garden club meeting with guest speaker Cecil Biddle discussing pruning shrubs. The event, held at 2 40 P M, included reports from committee chairs triplicated for the year and refreshments for 17 members and one new member, Mrs Walter Sims.

Garland City Robert Wiseman Texarkana Cecil Biddle Gardenia Garden Club Charles Wyle Donald Moore Carrigan Jr Roger Weisenberger Luther Higginson Charles Wylie Walter Sims Hope C.E.S Order of the Eastern Star F. N. Porter Emma Porter Bessie Green Martha Warwick Ida Westerman W. Worthey Jones T. D Order

Dorothy Dix Martyr Complex in Advice Column

Dear Dorothy Dix an older woman asks about teeth pain and a husband who loves her smile but rejects tooth extraction. The columnist calls the husband’s fixation a martyr complex and notes wives often endure aches while husbands seek doctors, urging practical care and honesty in marriage.

Dorothy Dix

Stalin Invited to Meet in Missouri

Independence Missouri February 4 Generalissimo Stalin is to receive a surprise invitation to meet President Truman in the home of an American citizen. James W Stobaugh Western Union employee sent the telegram and offered 1228 Cedar Avenue Independence as the setting hoping the midwest hospitality would yield constructive talks. He said the invitation cost 16.16.

Independence Stalin Kremlin Fruman James W. Stobaugh Western Union Telegraph Truman Cedar Avenue Midwest

Sunday School Lesson on Jesus in Nazareth

William E Gilrdy notes Jesus began his ministry at home and faced hostility from kin and townsfolk who doubted him. He cites Isaiah and Gamaliel to explain divine vindication, then details Jesus’s preaching, healing, and mission to the poor, the brokenhearted, and the captives. The piece ends with a curious line about swiftlets’ nests.

Jesus Luke Nazareth Iscaiah

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W.S.C Harrell Sam Ker Tehaod War ST Joseph Mrs Agnes Briant Beauticians Ella’ Adkins Vanity Beauty Shop Jess Morris Owne Owen Betty Jean Bes Hogud Owen Ae Cells Reece Mason G. Lawson Hempstead County Medical Auxiliary Little Rock State Medical Auxiliary W. A. Williams Pat Cleburne United Daughters of the Confederacy South Main Street Emmet Thompson A. E. Shusser Zenobia Reed Sid Reed Williams House Shusser Pat Casey John Wallace C. 8 Lowharp A. W. Martin Rs. A.J. Rives Rosa Shipley Crews Mississippi Vicksburg Crews Brice Cross Roads John A. Polk Rosa Polk Shipley Crews Major Jonas Crescent Drug Store Dorothy DIX Martyr Mae Iran Derr Tam Linda Lou Burns Archie Rowland Fair Little Rock Arkansas Broadcasters Association Arkansas AP Broadcasters Association ABA Julia Chester Hospital Ross Bright—Hope R. L. Ponder Rebecca Sue—Hane Robert Otwell Jessica Tandy Protestant Episcopal Church Episcopal Actors’ Guide KXAR Missouri William E. Gilrdy D. D Gamaliel Stan Hall Auto Company East 3Rd Street Styteline Daluxe Chevrolet Fisher
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