First Presbyterian Honor Reception and Society Events
The First Presbyterian Church Hope women plan a reception for Rev L T Lawrence at the home of Mr and Mrs Tom McLarty from 7 to 9 PM on Tuesday February 20. Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Zeta hosts Queen of Hearts dinner at the Barlow Hotel at 7 30 PM Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J W Story host Open House 2 to 4 PM Tuesday February 20 at 1403 South Elm Street. Girl Scout Troop under Mrs John Yocom meets Tuesday at 7 o'clock at Miss Wanzell Nis home 512 South Bonney.
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First Presbyterian Church of Hope
L. T. Lawrence
Tom McLarty
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Barlow Hotel
J. W. Story
South Elm Street
John Yocom
Wanzell Nis
South Bonney
Lilac Garden Club Meets at Girard Home on Wednesday
The Lilac Garden Club will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. W. O. Heehe, 909 South Main. Girl Scout Troop 4 led by Mrs. E L Archer Jr held a box supper at the Country Club Saturday night February 17 with guests. Billie Dawn Franks won a treasure hunt prize as games and contests entertained the group. Mr. and Mrs. E L Archer Jr acted as chaperones.
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Lilac Garden Club
W. 0. Heehe
South Main
Gir
Country Club
Ell. Archer, Jr
Billie Dawn Franks
E. L. Archer, Jr
Weekend Guests and Travels Across Cities
Shreveport residents Mr and Mrs Jack Hutler hosted weekend visitors Mr and Mrs Tony Brumfield and family from Texarkana. Fort Sill bound soldier Martin Anderson returned after a visit with his parents. Ouachita College students Joann Burroughs Claude tte McConnell Viva Thrash Melvin Thrash returned to Arkadelphia after a weekend with Curtis Moran and Sethur Slayton. Victor Campbell and Wanda Lee spent Sunday in Hot Springs. Shreveport visitors Misses Margaret Blake and Anna Faye Thrash joined relatives and friends here. Creighton Middlebrooks Billy Staggs of Texarkana, Ouachita College students, visited their parents A D Middlebrooks and wife.
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Pie
Martin Anderson
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Joann Burroughs
Claudette McConnell
Viva Edd Thrash
Melvin Thrash
Ouachita College, Arkadelphia
Victor Campbell
Wanda Lee
Hot Springs
Margaret Blake
Anna Faye Thrash
Shreveport
Creighton Middlebrooks
Billy Staggs
Texarkana
Ouachita College
Arbadelphia
Creighton
A. D. Middlebrooks
Melvin Thrash Joined Beta Beta at Ouachita College
Melvin Thrash has been pledged to Beta Beta a social fraternity at Ouachita College in Arkadelphia.
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Melvin Thrash
Beta Beta
Ouachita College
Arkadelphia
Hospital Notes See Arrivals and Discharges Across Town
Multiple admissions and discharges listed including Karl McFall Patmos Charles Downs Hope Mrs T G Martin Patmos Mrs Bill Saylor Lewisville Glendon Flowers Hope J D Walker Hope Mrs Bud White Hope Mrs Wm Sanford Emmet Josephine Discharged Mrs W E Cook and Bud White announce birth of son February 19 1951 Julia Chester Admitted Paul Ingram Hope Mrs Death Nix Route 2 Mrs C E Boyer Washington Thomas Elledge Route 3 Hope Mrs Phinis Herring Emmet Jack Anderson Saratoga Frank Martindale Emmet Discharged Wayne Russell Buckner Mrs C A Hamilton McCaskill Mrs Coy Zumwalt Hope Mrs Eldridge Formby Patmos
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Karl McFall
Patmos
Charles E. Downs
Hope
T. G. Martin
Bill Saylor
Lewisville
Glendon Flowers
J. D. Walker
Bud White
Wm. Sanford
Emmet
Josephine
W. E. Cook
Julia Chester
Paul Ingram
Death Nix
Route 2
C. E. Boyer
Washington
Thomas
Elledge
Phinis Herring
Jack Anderson
Saratoga
Frank Martindale
Wayne ‘Russell
Buckner
C. A. Hamilton
McCaskill
Coy Zumwalt
Eldridge Formby
Microwaves and human cells contrasted in brief note
The text explains microwaves travel in straight lines like radar and require line of sight or relays to pass hills. It then notes human body cells renew at different rates with some parts replaced every three weeks while brain cells may last a lifetime.
Mother of Seven Children Promotes Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
ReadingPennsylvania woman Mary Hardinger describes relief from nervous restless feelings and monthly distress with Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She notes relief during menopause and ongoing use to ease emotional and bodily symptoms despite a large family and aging.
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Lydia Pinkham
Mary Hardinger
Kutztown Road
Reading
Pennsylvania
Haredinger
Churches Busy Week With Devotions and Classes
Local churches outline a week of services and activities. St Mark's Episcopal lists Tuesday 7:30 p.m. litany and sermon, Hope Church of Christ hosts Tuesday 2:50 p.m. class, Garrett Memorial schedules Monday and midweek gatherings, Hope Tabernacle sets choir and prayer events, First Methodist promotes Week of Dedication sermons from Monday to Friday, Unity Missionary Baptist shares nightly services and auxiliary meetings.
First Pentecostal Services At Fourth and Ferguson Streets
Rev H P Hudspeth pastors a series of church services at Fourth and Ferguson Streets including Tuesday afternoon Ladies Prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m Prayer Friday 7 30 p m Young People's service led by Mrs H D Hudspeth with Mrs Wynie Whitten in charge Adults invited to Friday night services as well.
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Pritay
Pau
Tatles Auinistry
First Pentecostal Fourth
Ferguson Streets
H. P. Hudspeth
H. D. Hudspeth
Wynie! Whitten
On to Try Again for Peace at United Nations
United Nations begins renewed efforts to negotiate a Korean peace with Communist China. The good offices committee convenes at UN headquarters with Iran's Nashrollah Entezam chairing, joined by Sweden's Sven Grafstrom and Mexico's Luis Padilla Nervo. The move follows Stalin's conditional openness to talks, prompting hopes for conducive dialogue.
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United Nations
China
Assembly
Nashrollah Entezam
Iran
Frce
Sven Grafstrom
Sweden
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
Korea
Peiping
Stalin
Britain
United States
U. N
Tfu0
Kor
Jerry Singer Stars in Moraes Herb Show at March 15 Event
Jerry Singer, 22, a Okinawa veteran and former vaudeville dancer, appears as a featured dancer in the Moraes Herb show and original youth opportunity program slated for March 15 at the indoors calusount. The three hour vaudeville revue, sponsored by the Hope Kiwanis, follows Singer’s return from war service and his recovery after a prosthetic leg.
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Jerry Singer
Okinawa
Moraes
Jerry
Witer Bavi
Hous On
Sodater
Veteran's Hospital
Horace Teict
Wonderfu
Heidi Wimsell
Phen Derry
Dows
Hell
Thrace
Ply
Jory
Dorothy Dix on Divorce and Child Welfare
A reader questions Miss Dix about divorcing couples with children, arguing divorce harms children. Dorothy Dix notes many factors shape each case, citing potential physical and emotional harm from shared homes and the need for security. She argues a peaceful home benefits children, even if one parent remains, but warns applying a single rule is wrong.
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Miss Dix
Peppage
Ben
Tourege
Jay
Rotary delegates named for district conference trip
From Fires of Star of Hope dated February 19 1926 Terrell Cornetina Carl Christopher Edward McPatdin and Wivan Newton were appointed to represent the local Rotary club at the district conference to be held in Little Rock on April 1 1926. Thomas who operates the Janes Specialty Shop on Streek Street has announced plans to open the Ashton Shop on Seven Street around March 1 1926. Miss Vivlow Kelly attending business college in Texas will spend the week with her mother Mrs. J D L Kelley.
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Thomas
Janes
von Hu Streek Hag
Ashton
Sevan Street
Misa Vivlow Kelly
Busines College
Texarkuni
L. Kelley
Four Chaplains Tale Amid War and Home Life
A fragmented reminiscence reflects on the four chaplains who sacrificed personal belts aboard a torpedoed ship near Greenlind in 194? and the broader theme of home life. It contrasts parental concerns over sons' engagements with wartime loyalties and domestic peace, suggesting wives shape the home as a haven while husbands provide the means.
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McGuire Mister
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Tonny Brumfield
J. T. Butler
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Little Rock
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Neachers
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