Social and Personal notices from Hope area events
Local society notes list church meetings and club gatherings through February 11 in Hope. Activities include First Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian circles, Cancer Society unit, World Day of Prayer, Girl Scout Box Supper raising funds for March of Dimes, and a wedding shower for Mickey Boyett with decorations and hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cain
A.R
Hotel Barlow
Paul W. Klipsch
L. K. Persons
C. P. Witsill, Jr
R. M. LaGrone, Jr
Gracie
All Church Women of Hope
First Christian Church
Troop
Girl Scout Troop 2
Hope Lions Club
March of Dimes
Clara Allen
Jo Ann Shields
Tawanna Green
Kelly Marlar
Betty Amos
Arthurdale Hefner
Mary Hooper
Jean Nash
Sue Brighi
Esta Miller
Dorothy Sue’ Cooley
Dorothy Bullock
Ned White
Henry Lile
Bobby Ponder
Jerry Bawden
Bobby Joe Phippins
Jack Strideland
Donnie MacMillian
Billie Clyde May
Charles Cross
Louis Sutton
Pete Shields
A. W. Amos
Jana
Mary Adele Waddie
Office Day Tangles at Miss Willows Clinic
Miss Willows faces a hectic day with 32 patients as Betty Jane arrives late and distressed. Dr. Holbrook signals for Janice Hilary while tension rises over personal problems and a looming departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane
Dr. Holbrook
Janice
Miss Willows
Miss Hilary
Nat
Jess
Mrs. McRae
Osborn to Leave for Biloxi Dietician Post
Clyde Osborn will depart Saturday night for Biloxi Mississippi to take a dietician position with the Veterans Administration. She earned a diploma and ADA rating from New York hospital this past summer. Personal Mention Jassie Clarice Brown made Honor Roll at Ouachita College for first semester and was elected vice president of the Religious Education Club. Also noted are arrivals and admissions including Graydon Anthony Jr and a daughter born to Glen Hallis and Patmos residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Osborn
Biloxi
Mississippi
Veterans Administration
Miss Osborn
New York Hospital
Jassie Clarice Brown
Quachita College
Miss Brown
Drive to Cut Spending for Scarce Foods
The government reports signs its campaign to cut spending for scarce foods is starting. The Agriculture Department notes homebuyers resist butter and high priced meat cuts, with demand for meat in some areas becoming sluggish. Secretary Anderson says self rationing can curb inflation and spoke to consumer, industry, and fat representatives advising a nationwide voluntary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Anderson
Prines
Missouri Pacific Stays On Rails Amid Airlines Move
Missouri Pacific decided to remain on rail service and defer air travel matters to airlines. Trustee Guy Thompson gained district court authority to dissolve Eagle Airlines, a Delaware firm planning passenger flights along MP routes. Eagle was 75 percent MP owned with 25 percent by Texas and Pacific. Thompson said the decision followed a Civil Aeronautics Administration ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Thhe Airlines
Guy Thompson
Eagle Airlines
Missouri Pacific
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Thompson
George Moore
Civil Aeronautics Administration Iuiee
Jcorporation
Patient’s Exit Prompted Office Fixture and Threat
Janice plans to leave for a month but asks Miss Willows to reassure Dr Holbrook the office can cope. Betty Jane has proven capable, while Miss Willows vows greater commitment. A disturbance erupts as Alan bursts in with a revolver, ending the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice
Miss Willows
Dr. Holbrook
Miss Willaws
Wdy
Betty Jane
Jane
Susie Fox
Samhe-Smith
Alan
Unity Missionary Baptist Church Services Described
Unity Missionary Baptist on South Elm Street lists a.m. preaching over KXAR at 11, Sunday School at 30 a.m., morning worship at 1 a.m., BTC at 130 p.m., evening worship at 7:30 p.m., and weekday meetings including Ladies Auxiliary and Personal Workers. Also details activities at First Methodist, Garrett Memorial Baptist, First Presbyterian, and other local churches with service times, pastors, and event notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNITY_ MISSIONARY BAPTIST
South Elm Street
Doyle M. Ingram
KXAR
A. Massey
Garrett Memorial Baptist
North Ferguson Street
Silvey
Hock of
Iaxar
Hope
First Baptist
Third
Main Streets
S. A
Woman's Missionary: Society
Sunbeams
Saint Mark’s Episcopal Third
Elm Streets
W. Northy Jones
S.T.D
Wlonen
Patrick Casey
South Main Street
Club Demonstration and 4 H Club Calendar Feb 9 12
Fulton 4 H Club 11 15 a.m. at school Patmos HDC 1 30 p.m. at club house demonstration on fitted facings Hinton HDC 2 30 p.m. demonstration on fitted facings Tuesday Feb 10 Liberty Hill HDLC meet later this month to avoid conflict with County meeting Tlome Demonstration CK officers training 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday Feb 11 Spring Hill 4 H Club 8 45 a.m. at school Doyle H DC 2 p.m. at Mrs Weir Owens home with demonstration on fitted facings Thursday Feb 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Patmos
Hinton
Liberty Hill Hdlc
Tlome
Spring Hill
Doyle H.D.C
Weir Owens
Church Services and Schedules Include Multiple Denominations
A community notice lists worship times and activities for a Baptist style church and Catholic parish. It details Sunday services at 9:44 a.m. and 11 a.m. plus radio programs, weekly Bible classes, choir practice, and youth activities. Catholic services at Our Lady of Good Hope are led by Rev R F Boyle with Mass at 10:30 a.m. and benediction after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist West
Pine
Jesus
Walkers Creek
Christian Service Brigade
HSC. A. Brigade
Women’s Missionary Council
Sardis
the Fabernacle
Our Lady of Good Hope
R. F. Boyle
Ass't
Divorce Trends Challenge 19th Century Romance
Dorothy Dix argues that divorce rates rise as marriages loosen. She notes shifts from binding contracts to optional separations, while romance endures. Many marriages fail due to changing tastes, nagging spouses, and growing apart, though some couples stay together through patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy
Grandpa
Grandma
Also Mentioned on This Page
China
Jackson
Allmer
Wesleyan Guild
J. E. Cooper
Wim.u
Bt Baptist Church
Pra
Pstead County
Hope Hall
W.S.C
Moniday
A. E
Hempstead Oainty Unit
The
Cancer Society
Hope City Hall
Icles
Ateirst Presbyterian Church Fk
Warpley
L.A. Foster
Floyd Leveratt
R. H Barr
Dorsey McRae, Sr
Ben McRae
Leo Robins
W. Be, White
E. S. Greening
John Atley
Kendall Lem- Mes
J.C
Firet Baptist Church
T. Tusday
Iran
Es. Sie
Summerville
Lee Bright
Martha Wilms
Hendrix Spraggins
Donald Moore
Frances Brandon
Hope Tris Garden Club
A. A. Halbert
John Britt
C. Warpley
F. N. Porter
Mickey Boyett
Myr
Terry M. Treehover
Milton Dillard
Terrel Hutson
James Roy Gates
Nf. W. J Hatcher
East Second Street
B. E. Dunn
Oscar Greenberg
Alvin Reynolds
Kenneth Brice
Frances Jane Osborn
Esther Williams
Akim Tamirofe
Cyr Charisse
Joan Carroll
Mary Astor
Fortunio
Bonanova
Ricardo Montalban
Pocahyntas
Fels
Cecil Jones
Roydlton
Tmh
Pocahuntas
Jones
Fo Smith
Roy Anderson Co. Insurance
Myrna
Shirley
Grant - Loy - Temple
Suer
Rudy Vallee
NBA
Gustave J. Tolson
New York Cotton Exchange
Matilda Nail
Fort Worth
Texas
Miss Nail
Paris
London
New York Exchange
Adelaide Humphries
NEA Service, Inc
Julia Chester
Graydon Anthony, Jr. Hope
RC. Rothwell
Josephine
Glen Hallis
Amuginee
Glenn Hallis
L. M. Grant
Newt Black
Burton
Grant
Hope of & Son
Dr. Holbyoak
News of the Churches
First Presbyterian
Stephen Cook
Chhoir
R. J. Gosnell
Ira B. Wilson
Presbyterian
Charlotte Tarpley
Bob Hyatt
Kathryn Hatley
Church Sunday School Council
Philip Alston
Presbyterian Church of
Texarkana
First Christian North Main
West Avenue
Wm. P. Hardegree
Ted Jones
Women's Council
Circle No. 2
Fellowship Hall
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
North Maine
Paul Holdridge
Tabernacle
First Pentecostal
Ferguson Z. F. Ford
Young Peoples
Dorothy DIX
Rocky Mourid
H.D.C
Claude McCorkle
Baker H
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Scott BI
Hempstead
Blevins
Bingen McCaskill Ozan
Baird’s
Courthouse
Saratoga
Fulton Patios
Springhill
Sic Belton
Columbus Cross Roads
Courtho
Claud Sutton
C. Cook
Hempstead County
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