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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1953
Page
7
Calendar notes show the 47 Friendship Club meeting Thursday February 5 at 2:30 PM hosted by Mrs J D Bullock with venue listed as her home. The Friendly Thimble Club plans to meet at Mrs Tom Ketl’s home Thursday afternoon at 1 PM for a luncheon.
Nandina Garden Club meets February 11 at Mrs Bernard Dunn ers home with co host Thomas L Compton and an officers election on the agenda Tape Chapter No 32 Order of Eastern Star gathers at the Masonic Hall with all members urged to attend Pat Cleburne Chapter UDC plans a 230pm meeting at Mrs Jerome Smith 214 ast 14th with associate hostesses and Gen Albert Sidney Johnson talk by Mrs Pred Cool WSCS executive board meeting February 5 at 1 20 pm First Methodist Church Phars day forces discussed Rose Garden Club hosts February 6 at 2 pm at Mrs Aline Johnson 704 Vast Brel all members urged Yummage sale at the New Thea- on Saturday February 7
February events include Women’s Missionary Circle at First Baptist Monday hosted by Ruby McKee, Wesleyan Service Guild at First Methodist hosted by Miss Beryl Tenney, and Our Lady of Good Hope Altar Society fundraiser at the parish on February 11. The Hempstead County Medical Society auxiliary elected new officers led by Mrs Jillo Martindale and plans for state convention in April, with seven members present. Gardenia Garden Club held a program on seeds and plants at the home of Mrs A T Jewell led by Mrs J M O’Neal and Mrs Gus.
Allied warplanes struck a 5000 ton Communist ship off the Korean west coast at Chinmtampo and damaged Red supply routes. U S Seventh Fleet and Fifth Air Force reported raids along the Korean coast with bombers destroying trucks and locomotives while fighters patrolled MIG Alley. Ground forces reportedly halted Communist advances east of Panmunjom as news of potential command changes reached Tokyo.
Little Rock officials released 21 prisoners including Macdn Warren who served 15 years of a sentence for a Crittenden County case. The governor’s pardon list also cited other paroled defendants with limited readable details such as names, crimes, and sentences.
Early spring blooms featured in a Garden Club gathering led by Mya C C Lewis. Minutes were read by the acting secretary Mrs Howard Syers. A hospital seed sending program was approved by the State Auxiliary president. Junior Garden Club reports highlighted a “Seed Find Plants” objective with leaders Mrs Streng and Mrs Pickliten. Officers were installed by a nominating panel. Alpha Delta Chapter of the Kappa Gamma Society met with Ms Hamilton Hanegan. Mrs Lawrence Marth served as associate hostess and Frank Mason spoke on China’s situation and U S relations. Hostesses provided refreshments and a flower exchange followed.
Mrs Verda Segnar returns home after visiting her brother Charles and family in Snyder Texas and Harry and family in Olde Hana City.
Reports from Seoul describe the Republic of Korea division receiving training under James A. Van Fleet and poised for Eastern front action. The UN force includes WOK divisions, a British motorized unit, and other allocations as plans for further operations are outlined amid aerial bombardment and advancing combat activity near Pangdong.
Attention shoppers are invited to Ruth's Shop at 108 South Main with alterations services advertised for fast reliable work. The notice emphasizes quick guarantee on repairs and invites patrons to bring garments for tailoring.
Hospital notes list admittances including Mrs Maude Maylon and Mr Floyd Iisip of Hope, the birth announcements by Mr and Mrs Fred Puller and another couple, baby girl Deborah Ang born February 4 5. Discharges include Jack Keck. Other names: Julia Chester Eula Jo Johnson and Mrs Bert Fincher.
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