Daffodil Garden Club supper and civic notices
Society Calendar lists community events from February 8 to 12. Daffodil Garden Club hosts a supper at the High School Cafeteria with ticket prices. Hope Country Club holds a Valentine Dance. several church women’s groups meet for study, socials, and officer meetings. nurse and garden clubs schedule programs at city locations with various hosts and co-hosts including Mrs. Atchison and Mrs. Agee. The week features multiple meetings by First Methodist, First Baptist, Melrose Home Demonstration, P. E. O., and American Legion Auxiliary, plus planned student participation.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Unit No. 12
Wil
B.S. Franklin
West Avenue E
J. BR. Goniry
Clyde Coffee
Church notices postpone bake sale and class meeting
The Bake Sale and sale of work planned by the Service class of the First Christian Church at Tom Wardlow's Store on Saturday February 9 are postponed due to bad weather. The Rebecca Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church meeting scheduled for Monday night February 11 is postponed indefinitely. Mrs Gus Haynes is the teacher.
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First Christian Church
Tom Wardlow
Rebecca
First Baptist Church
Gus Haynes J
Family Members Rally Near Brother in Shreveport Hospital
Mrs. J S McDowell and Mrs C Collings of Hope and Mrs R W Hubguford of Alexandria, Va., traveled to Shreveport to be with their brother Fred Alford, who remains in a Shreveport hospital.
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J .S. McDowell
C. Collings
Hope
R. W Hubguford
Alexandria
Shreveport
Fred Alford
Sunday School Lesson on Jesus Attitude to Followers and Critics
The lesson explores how people responded to Jesus as depicted in the Gospels. It notes that some praised Him while many opposed Him, labeling Him a glutton and a friend of sinners. It highlights the hostility faced by Jesus and by His followers, and ends with a note of hope and encouragement from the Sermon on the Mount.
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Jesus
Mary
Martha
Lozarus
John the Baptist
John
Mrs Aubrey Collins Jr At His Bedside Yesterday
Mrs Aubrey Collins Jr. were at his bedside yesterday. My Alford is Mrs Collins Uncle.
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Aubrey Collins Jr
Alford
Mrs. Collins
Hospital Notes Admit and Discharge Listings Hope Arkansas
Admitted include Lea Rey Cooley Rt 1 Hope C Wayne Taylor M Floyd Regions Clara Harris Louise Phillips and others. Discharged Gene Dudney Washington Johnny Breeding Rt 4 Hope Cather McQueen Jess Davis Roy Anderson Wayne Taylor Elsie Frieson and baby girl born February 7 1987. Clara and Archie B Haris Hope announce baby girl born February 7 1997. Branch admitted Iva Turner Washington.
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Lea Rey Cooley
Hope
Wayne Taylor
M. Floyd
Clara Harris
Louise Phillips
Gene Dudney
Washington
Johnny
Breeding
Cather McQueen
Jess Davis
Roy Anderson
Elsie Frieson
Gir
Clyde Brown
Arkansas Divorce Residence Bill Faces House Vote
A House debate centered on a Senate bill to require three months of actual Arkansas residence for divorce and to clarify that residence has been met if proven. Opponents warned it could let nonresidents divorce here. supporters said it fixes court decision confusion. Rep. Hardy W. Croxton highlighted Ark La Gas Co. and W. R. Stephens, tied to industrial rates and stock moves, while Rep. Carroll C. Haltensworth urged caution about investigations into state officials and Ark La stock interests.
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House
Senate
Arkansas
Hardy W. Croxton
Benton County
PSC
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
W. R. Stephens
Little Rock
Ark la
Iyear
Lovey
Lgree
Croxton
Ark la Stockish
Carroll C. Haltensworth
Bradley
Civil Rights Fight Strategy Is Planned
A heated debate on civil rights strategy unfolds in Washington as the Rules Committee chair endorses a resolution. Rancorous exchanges with witnesses from Georgia and Alabama prompt strong condemnations labeling proposals as Soviet type fascism and hypocritical self-righteousness.
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Conmittes
Georgia
Aban
Siralte
Gestapo
Fromn Chaienjan
Geller
D-Ny
Rep
Keating
Rany
House
Mediciary
Reyth
Niah
Isaiq
Dorothy Dix Telling All Usually Creates New Problem
Doroth y Dix column depicts a wife describing infidelity, financial strain, and family hardships. A counselor’s advice is contrasted with ongoing conflict as the husband wields control over income and child care, while domestic duties consume weekends. Mildred’s input hints at practical guidance in a troubled marriage.
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Dorothy DIX
Broadening Powers for PSC Stirs Debate in Arkansas
The Arkansas legislature advances a bill to widen the state public service commission authority over interstate railroad operations. The proposal would empower the PSC to regulate schedules and order restorations of service, while opponents warn of federal overreach and potential intrusion into state affairs, citing concerns of civil rights and federal intimidation.
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Little Rock
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Hope Country Club
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Oslegan Service Guild
Sions
Asinie Hoover
Atchison, South Elm Street
Wotican
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P. A
Melrose Home Demonstraion Club
Jewel Still
H. E. Patterson
Nurses ‘Association
Hope Iris Garden Club
Claude Agee
Floyd Crank
A. W. Martin
P. FE. O. Sisterhood
L. B. Tooley
Hope Federation of Garden Clubs
R. L Broach
Wyomings
Canyon River
Ortana
George Montgomery
Bite Henderson
Eusca Graves
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Saenger
Pat Boone
Allied Artists
Gary Cooper
William Wyler
Dorothy McGuire
Marjorie
Gincer
Simantha
Sunday Schoolesson
Iva Turner
Laneburg
Hope Star
Darlene Schooley
Vera Ann Almond
Allie’Mae Ward
Ruth Ann Saunder
Nancy Armstrong
Jamita Almond
Deroy Burchfield
Ruth Edna Jones
Margaret Dowlnes
the Fashion Shoppe
Mein Pho
Chill Wills
Kentucky Rifle
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Hell
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Hes
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Gear Bid
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