Society Calendar Highlights Local February Activities
The Saturday program features a miscellaneous shower for a recent bride at 506 South Hamilton, a Brownie Troop picnic at Fair Park, and a Junior Keypears Music Club gathering at Frances Weisenberger’s home. Church groups, clubs, and PEO events are scheduled through February 15 with speakers, banquets, meets, and co hosted receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qaurday
C. Kyler, Jr
Betty Ann Benson
H. E. Benson
Southamilton
Brownie Troop
Manuel Hamm
Fair Park
Mrs Martindale to Become State Auxiliary President in April
Mrs J G Martindale attended a board meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Arkansas Medical Society in Little Rock. Her house guest is Mrs Warren S Riley of El Dorado, who is the state president of the same auxiliary. Martindale is the state president elect and will assume office in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Martindale
Woman's Auxilary
Arkansas Medical Society
Lite Rock
Warren S. Riley
el Dorado
Riley
Woman's Auxiliary
Martindale
Hospital Notes and Local Admits in Hope and Washington
Hospital notes list multiple admissions and discharges across Washington and Hope. Names include Mrs Cherry Etta, J D Walker, Horace Hubbard, and Horace Horton Jr. plus babies born to Mrs N B Kelly and others at Golden Meadows and Hope facilities. The piece also notes Humble Start of the tung oil industry from five old trees in a Tallahassee cemetery, now spread over more than 30 000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Walker
Hope
Joe Downs
United States
Tallahassee
Fla
Know Your Income Tax Deductions Explainer for 1950 returns
Washington explains deductions for personal expenses and what counts as taxable income in 1950. It covers business versus personal deductions, itemizing vs standard, medical and charitable limits, deductible taxes and interest, and what income must be reported versus tax free.
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Washington
Atla
St Algils
Atx
California
Florida
Loursiana
North Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
Hawaii
Chambers of Commerce
Dorothy Dix Urges Silence to Prevent Divorce and Conflict
Dear Miss Dix argues that silence can avert many troubles, save marriages, and reduce domestic strife. The editor notes that talk fuels quarrels, blames talk for divorces, and praises listening as a rural virtue, urging restraint and peace in family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
25 Years Ago Today From Files of Star of Hope
From the Hope files dated February 9, 1926. W S Atkins filed his candidacy for prosecuting attorney of the mahith judicial clrents with the Secretary of State. Lester Cox and family are now residents of Hope. Mr Cox accepted a position with a wholly main company here. Mrs Robert Campbell hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club. The Valentine motif decorated the event. Mrs Garrett Storgill entered the Friday Bridge Club. The column contains a column on domestic tensions and a Dorothy Dix advice item about parasitic relatives and a marriage question concerning trust and past affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Atkins
Hope
Mahith
Secretary of State
Lester Cox
Cox Hag
U S Prepares to Unfreeze Cloths and Prices
The OPS plans to lift the price freeze on clothing and home goods, enabling retailers to pass through wholesale increases. A margin regulation will limit how much retailers can mark up, with current expectations of staged easing over coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Ccahomlats
WiSalle
Meuntine DiSalle
Johnston
Charlesi
Wilson
Mae West in Diamond Lil at Robinson Auditorium
Mae West stars in a revival of Diamond Lil at Robinson Auditorium Little Rock on February 14. The show features a cast of about fifty, elaborate costumes, and jewelry including a Maximilian diamond valued at $128,000. The Memphis attraction travels to New York Chicago St. Louis and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Kapka
Ingk Small
Mae Weat
Robingon
Little Rock
Miss West
Indy
Virtie
Salvation Arms
Gondon
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Brutueting
Stoey¢ollaction
Seven Die In Train And Bus Collision In Canada
In Sudiyiy Ontario near a crossing seven people die when a Nickel Belt coach rear-ends a Monten train in heavy 47 below wind and fog. The bus carried ten workers to the International Nickel plant at Conyston and the driver Edward Garviers escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zepo
Monten
Stattuek
Ung
Tha Thada
Lnte
Ines
International Nickel
Conyston
Edouard Garviers
Communists and Protests Across Teatian Revolt
Fragmentary report notes unrest and revolutionary rhetoric in Teatian with references to factions, leaders, and walkouts. Mentions Italian and Moscow links, while listing figures such as Vignoli and Sarti and noting disputed late events amid wartime emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teatian
Ea Togliatti
Moscow
Fos
Regulan
Goureas
Ticdardo Cochéal Sculpor Sarti Vignoli
Hye Orks
Giuseppe
Alice Belvoira
Spa Arrivals Met Springs Browkdlyn Arrives
Newcomer Roy D Ue Browkdlyn arrives at the dormitory with arrival details unclear in the fragment. Prospective note indicates movements of local figures toward settlement housing and social venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met Springs
Bebb
Newcomber
Roy
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Jeanie McPherson
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Country Club
Fred Gresham
Kennie McKee
Olin ‘Lewis
Garrett Memorial
John Clark
South Main Street
Olin Purtell
Delta Kappa Gamma Organization
Hamilton Hanegan
Hope Tris Club
Cline Franks
Jack Prichett
Girl Scout Community Council
Springhill P.T.A
Ing
Pat Cleburne
UDC
H. J. F. Garrett
Upc
S. L. Reed
Zenobia Reed
E. §. Richards
Wilbur Jones
Ozanag
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Valentine
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West Division
PEO
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Highway 187
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IES
Jimmy Ellison
Gorteon
Saenger Theatre
Wacoaca
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By James Marlow
Dorothy DIX
Dix
Star
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U. S
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