Local Society Notices and Club Meetings Highlight Week
The week features multiple First Baptist and Methodist group gatherings. Alathean Sunday school at 300 North Main meets 7:45 p.m. Tuesday. Lilac and Azalea Garden clubs, spaghetti supper at Hope Country Club on Feb 15. Girl Scout Troop 4 at 422 South Main. Prudence Riffey Circle at 1510 South Main. Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Zeta meets Thursday. Rocky Mound Home Demonstration Club hosts Stamps-Baxter Melody Boys Friday for March of Dimes, tickets at Warren Pickard’s Grocery. J. O. M. Sunday School, Marilyn Shiver hosts Faithful Followers at North Main. Business Women’s Circle meets at 1320 South Elm with program on Christianity and social issues. WSCS of First Methodist reports plans for family night Feb 22 and Japan mission study Feb 27–Mar 13. Gandhi and Schweitzer bios featured in program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alathean Sunday
First Baptist Church
Harry Shiver
North Main Street
Rocky Mound
Baxter Melody Boys
Rocky Mound School
Marilyn Shiver
North Main
Shiver
Dianne Bryan
Ruby McKee
South Elm
Clyde Osborn
A. B. Tollett
Annie Sue Andres
Aline Johnson
Ben Owens
Bates
J. ‘Frank Ward
Jim McKee
Miss Osborn
First Methodist Church
Mrd
L. B. Tooley
A. Graves
Charles Harrell
Circle Two
James McLarty
Christiane Social Relations Committee
Steve Carrigan
Mission Study
Japan
R. T. White
Nannie Parkins
R. L. Broach
Ghandi
India
Graves
Albert. Schweitzer
Edwin Ward
McLarty
Mrs. Wilson Britt Honored at a Bridal Shower
A mixed group hosted by Mrs Roy Taylor Mrs Johnny Britt and Mrs Cline Franks honored newlywed Mrs Wilson Britt at a 730 pm Monday bridal shower at Mrs Franks home. Decor featured purple magnolias and narcissus with a red carnation centerpiece and heart motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Britt
Roy Taylor
Johnny Britt
Cline Franks
Franks
Cue McAdams
Claudean and Wilson
Jimmie Nell Wakefield
Dorothy Dix Advice on Lasting Romance and Family Harmony
A tips column presents Dorothy Dix on maintaining romance, handling boredom, and choosing a spouse. It stresses that real love survives familiarity and that long-term happiness hinges on intellectual compatibility and shared tastes, plus candid conversations with a difficult older relative.
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Jean
Perry Moses Pleads Over Poem Theme
Perry Moses pleads over the topic Trees while a meeting closes with members repeating the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Moses
Coming and Going in Macon Visits by Mrs Eaton
Mrs. Bob Eaton of Macon Georgia visits her parents Mr. and Mrs C D Hare this week. The family gathering highlights a brief social update from the Macon society pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Eaton
Macon, Ga
Mrs. C. D. Hare
Debating Teams Represent Henderson State at Mid-South Meet
Tony Boyett son of Mr and Mrs C C Boyett of Hope joined one Henderson State Teachers College team in the Mid South Debate meet held last Saturday Tony is a Henderson freshman planning to study law at college level
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Tony Boyett
C. C. Boyett
Hope
Henderson State Teachers College
Tony
Henderson
Miss Virginia Magness Heads Arkadelphia High Home Economics
Miss Virginia Ann Magness completed a BSE in Home Economics at Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia. At the close of the first semester she assumed duties as head Home Economics Instructor at Arkadelphia High School. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A Magness of Emmet and graduated from Hope High School in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ann Magness
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Arkadelphia High School
Miss Magness
A. &. Magness
Emmet
Hope High School
Hospital Notes Update From Hope Area
Julia Chester E J Whitman discharged. F Gilbert Washington discharged. Mrs Garland Anderson Rt 1 Hope. Houston Wolff Hope. Josephine discharged. Mrs Claude Mc Corkle and baby girl Rt 1 Hope. Miss Anna Mae Steaveson Mc Caskill Ark.
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Julia Chester E. J. Whitman
Hope
Clarence
F. Gilbert
Washington
Mrs
Garland Anderson
Rt. 1
Houston Wolff
Josephine
Claude McCorkle
Anna Mae Steaveson
McCaskill
Ark
Court Docket Notes On Drunkenness And Violations
City docket lists Garland Grant and others with drunkenness fines or bonds. Ray Bradford guilty of drunkenness. Eddie Brown, improper lights. L T Watson no license. Glen Jackson no brakes. Howell Taylor multiple offenses. Marvin Warren untaxed liquor. Docket shows Claude C Walker drunk and license revoked. Wyatt Crosby without license. Buddy Huntley untaxed liquor. Orth Steve Akins failure to support child. Washington report notes H bomb prospects and Truman energy program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Grant
Noble — Scott
Ray Bradford
Eddie Brown
L. T. Watson
Glen Jackson
Howell Taylor
Marvin Warren
JO Udissassod
Claude C. Walker
Wyatt Crosby
W. B. Lesle
Buddy Huntley
Steve Akins
Centerpoint Home Demonstration Club Meets and Elects Leaders
Centerpoint Home Demonstration Club met February 3 at Mrs J E Williams home with all members present. They discussed a 1950 project, voted $8 to the March of Dimes, and awarded prizes adding to the treasury. Officers were installed for Green Laseter club, and new community leaders were named for garden orchard dairy clothing foods nutrition and more. Eighteen members and four guests were served a salad plate and coffee, with Fay Neal welcomed as a new member.
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Centerpoint Hom Demontration Club
Pebrusry
J. E. McWilliams
Centerpoint Club
H. H. Green
Treasury
Jimmy Griffin
Arnold Middlebrooks
Maron Hubbard
Lorraine Blackwood
Green Laseter
Fred Hunt
Fred, Hunt
Ernest Cobb
Sec-Treas
J. D. Buli
Jack
William Butler
Garden & ,Orchard
Odel Luck
Pountry
Lloyd Collier
Els Lane
Tilman Bearden
Dorsey White
Olaf Latchild
Fay Neal
Clifton Booth
James Gaines
Herbert Hartsfield
D. B. Dragoo
Victory Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Victory home demonstration club met February 1 at Mrs. Loys Hampston’s home with Mrs. William-Schooley presiding. Members answered roll call with housekeeping tips. Lorraine Blackwood, home demonstration agent, led the devotional and prayer. Minutes of the prior meeting were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Home Demonstration Club
Loys Hampston
William — Schooley
Hampton
Lacie Rowe
Lorraine Blackwood
Home Demonstration Club Activities Report
The Shover Springs home demonstration club met January 24 at the community building with 14 members and one visitor, Mrs Raymond Johnson. President Mrs E Aaron led devotions and creed, a song, and prayers. a Christmas card and thanks were exchanged. An upcoming meeting March 1 at Mrs William Schooley’s will feature a Child Guidance demonstration. A pie supper for March of Dimes was approved, with color, sensory, and rug making demonstrations by Mrs Blackwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horacé Alford
March of Dimes
Blackwood
William Schooley
Shover Springs Home Demonstration Club
E. Aaron
Home Demonstration Club
Aaron
Raymond Johnson
Lorraine Blackwood
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Lilac Garden Club
Mabie Ethridge
H. C. Whitworth
J. J. Battle
Azalea Garden Club
Hope Country Club
Franklin McLarty
George Robison
Thompson Evans, Jr
E. L. Archer, Jr
South Main
Prudence Riffey
Charles Reynerson
Alpha Zeta
Beta
Sigma Phi
Royce Smith
Jim Case
Henry Haynes
Jim la Grossa
America
WSCS
June Arden
Sonu
Gus Haynes Howard
Frank Russell
Gus Haynes
L. A. Walker
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Darling
The
Bell Syndicate
Tne
College
Wew
Dolores
Chas. A. Haynes
U. S
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Green
Laseter
Shaver Springs
Mer. Irvin
Barry
Byrd Clothings
Mi Ford
Whitney Reserva
Brazos Rivers
Texas
Donald’o'conn
Charles Coburn
Thur
Snake Pit
Olivia Dehavilland
Swansdowr
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