Community society notices and club meetings in Hope area
The Hempstead County Cancer Society executive board meets February 17 at Mrs. EB. Wingfield’s home at 3:00 p.m. Various church groups and auxiliaries hold meetings and rehearsals February 17 through February 22. Included are Unity Baptist, First Methodist, Garrett Memorial Baptist, Concord Choir, First Christian, First Presbyterian, Daffodil Garden Club, Eastern Star Hope Chapter 328, Girl Scout Community Committee, Hobby Club, Oshlia Garden Club, Hope Rotary Ladies Night, Melody Maids, W. S. C. S. Circle Five, Paisley 4H Club, Music Makers Junior Music Club, and related programs and visits. A range of speaker events, German culture activities, pine tree lessons, and Bible study sessions are noted, with host locations in Hope and area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County Cancer Society
EB. 0. Wingfield
Coming and Going in Fort Worth and California Visits
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McDowell and Mrs. Aubrey Collier Jr. and children returned home after visiting McDowell's sons in Fort Worth. Mrs. T. C. Bright is home after visiting California with her children. In El Monte she visited Mrs. Kenneth Taylor and Jack Lambert, and in Pasadena she stayed with Mrs. Emory Ethington. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McDowell and Mrs. G. C. Collins visited Mr. and Mrs. Wright in Spring Hill Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. McDowell
Aubrey Collier
Mrs. McDowell
Fort Worth
T. C. Bright
California
el Monte
Kenneth Taylor
Jack Lambert
Pasadena
Emory Ethington
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcement in Hope Area
The record lists admissions and discharges at Hope facilities on January to February 15, 1954. Mary Jane Wilson, Jimmy Don Wilson, Mrs Royal Stroud admit or discharge, plus birth of a baby boy announced by Mr and Mrs Royal Stroud. Julia Chester records add Mrs Rush Jones, Mrs Harold West, Mr Horace Williams admitted and discharged.
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Germany
Hazell
Paisley School
Haskell Jones
Authentc
Hope
Mary Jane Wilson
Hope Jimmy
Don Wilson
Royal Stoud
W. C.tollison
Kirby
Royal Stroud
Julia Chester
Rush Jones
Ozan
Harold West
Horace Williams
James KH. Marcum
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H. G. Good
Fred W. Camp
Spring colors and beadwork discussed by Home Demonstration clubs
Mrs. Lorraine B. Wyle led a February meeting of the Green Laster Home Demonstration Club at Mrs. Herbert Hartsfield’s home with plans for a bake sale to fund their clubhouse. The group reviewed 1954 spring colors beige, pink, rosy red, navy and white accents, and beige as a major spring fabric color with khaki in cotton sportswear. They also planned the March Council meeting while sharing devotional readings and recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine B. Wyle
Herbert Hartsfield
Ernest Cabb
Wylie
Fred Herot
Hartzield
England
Lorreine B. Wylie
Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club
Lester Kent
Rate l. Hope
Wood
Light
Kent
Tim
Adonaan
March of Dimes Campalen
Tight
Irvin Betts
Jewell Shields
W. H. Light
Victory Home
Wvonstration Club
Lorraine B. Wylie
Ruth Beale
Arkansas Crippled Children's Home
Title Rock
Jimmy Miller
Othuy
Robert Gish
Archie
Carlton Roberts
Jack Sampler
William Sehvaley
W. R. Zumwall
Cecil Smith
Dalton Smith
Bul Burke
J. B. Rowe
J. Rowe
Orvillie Holscher
Hallar McCorkle
Davy Byers
Caldoun
Dexter Alford
Thembey
Joe Patterson
Smith Urges One Billion for Indochina War Effort
Senator H Alexander Smith argues Congress should authorize about 1 billion dollars this year to aid France against communism in Indochina. He notes current fiscal year spending and cites Foreign Operations Administration plans for 1955 funding, while expressing cautious optimism about a French victory and cautioning against direct U.S. intervention.
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Foreign Operations Administration
Colbgress
Smith
Senate
Tee
Paris
Indochina
United States
France
Jndaching
South Korea
Sens
Walter F. Georges
D-Ga
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Rei China
Tidochina
Hopewell Home Demonstration Club Meets for Fashion and Painting Talk
At the Hopewell club meeting held February 4 at Mrs Ned Pintle’s home, members heard on fashions and spring style. Mrs Hodnett spoke on breads, yeast and baking powder use, while Mrs John Kee demonstrated painting with trachem paints on cloth, china, glass and aluminum. Mrs Purtle, president, noted the Hempstead County Board meeting and a tuberculosis saltovum project letter from Miss Jean Lasseter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Tong
Oscar Hodnett
Hopewell
Ned Pintle
Lone
John Kee
Purtle
Hempsteid
Mesdames Hodnett
G. W. Wiggins
Claude Byrd
Mandy Rogers
Maggie Sinkersly
Leslie Honeycutt
Neil Osburn
Earnest Graham
R. M. Harrison
Thea Long
John Keck
Cecil Bittle
Charles Adkins
Neil Oliver
W. A. Coles
Chas. Adking
Hinton Fashions Highlight February Home Demonstration
The Hinton Home Demonstration Club met at Patiffs School with Mrs. Jimmie Griffin outlining fashion origins and previewing spring colors and styles for hats, suits, dresses and accessories. Mrs. J B McWilliams discussed new fabrics while Mrs Eldridge Formby led the cake centered demonstration on texture and taste and baking tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton Home
Patiffs School
Jimmie Griffin
J. B. McWilliams
Eldridge Formby
Bryan Camip
Gat+ Jond Smith
John Hardee
Edward May
Mesdarmes Nath Rider
Tom Drake
Gilver Tider
Noel Warren
Oscar Rider
Tammy Gibson
Howard Buffington
Stella Adams
Berlin Jones
Edna Simmons
Marion Hubward
Monroe Kent
Glen McDonald
Patmos School
Security Risk Prober Involved In Shaky Morale Storm
W R Scottlee leads, then stays silent for years as Dulles hires him to vet subversives in the State Department. McLeod, former FBI man, speaks at Republican rallies, questions about morale rise. Officials dispute his Civil Service status and his push to hire and fire.
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Washington,r
W. R. ScottlcLead
Secretary of State
Dulles
State Department
McLend
FBI
New York Times
McLeod
U.S. News and World Report
Wyoming
South Dakota
Washington Star
Civil Service
Department
the Star
Dlvision
Melcod
Hateli
McrLeod
Mereod
Sen
Bridges
McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Charles E. Bohren
Moscnw
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
Senate
Bohlen
Congressional
Court Docket Docket in Hope Arkansas February 1954
Court entries list numerous defendants in the Hope Municipal Court including Vernon Dennis speeding forfeited $5.00, Albert Conway and Perry Ware gaming forfeited $30.00, Edgar Williams pleaded guilty gaming fined $10.00, Robert Hickman no tail light forfeited $1.00, Berthem House intoxicating liquor possession guilty fined $50.00, Mary Hall Watkins possessing liquor for sale forfeited $160.00, W. L. Holbert keeping a gaming device forfeited $100.00, several others including drunkenness minor delinquency and license violations with cash bonds forfeited, public service permit offenses, and a tried not guilty entry for Ode Smith Jr. Disturbing peace.
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Municipal Court of
Mary Hall
Hosan Watkins
W. L. Holbert
Paul May
Wille Combs
Bill Briant
Charlie Gilkie
Ness
Lonnie Jefferson
Clendis C. Walker
Miller Hubbard
Billy Joe Lee
North Texas Tank Co
Public Service Commission
Chester Gough
Early Martin
Dee Dell
Joe Gribble
Professon
Herman
Langston
Four of 130 Dismissed Are Disloyal
The Treasury Department told House Appropriations that in 1953, four of 130 security dismissals or resignations were found disloyal under later standards. Elbert P. Tuttle, acting security officer, said a person need not be disloyal to be a security risk, noting a “dangerous” rating for a rugged individual with a mother behind the Iron Curtain. A separate report covered the Customs Service, which oversees imports into the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittle
Iron Curtain
Customs Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Unity Baptist Church
Atl Isu
First Methodist Church
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Biureday
American Legion Auxiliars
American Lexion
Ladies Pentecostal Auxiliary
Gargt Memorial Baptist Church
Lye Allen
Ald P
Concord Choir
The
First Baptist Church
First Christian Church
First Presbytery
Daffodil Garden Club
Ed O'Gran
Ssomer Jones
Harold Brents
Hope Chapter 328
Order of the Eastern Star
City Hall
Hobby Club
H. W. Lindsey
East Seventh Street
Oshlia Garden Club
J. C. Carlson
Ross Bright
Dewey Baker
Hope Rotary Club
Barlow Hotel
Melody Maids
Jo Beth Rettig
C. S
Circle Five
lFirst Methodist Church
Edward Aslin
Oakhaven
Steve Bader
Sam Hartsfield
Denver Dickinson
Robert Rider
Virgil Keeley
Jeremiah
Prophet
Paisley
Jones, Home
Ted
Music Makers
Susan Davis
B. C. Hyatt
Sam Strong
Lily Pond
Linds Gilbert
Sheila Foster
Davis
News & ‘Circus Band
Rita Hayworth
Jose Ferrer
Corsica
Richard Greene
San AC
God
Green Laster
Liberty Hill
Billion
William Schoo- Joy
Hinton
Home Security Life Ins. CO
Cecil Weaver
P.O
DU Pont
Gall
Otto
By William Farbogas
Jayne
Firat Scientitis Coutitie
Jayna
D. Jayne
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Smoky Mountain Boys
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