Cosmopolitan Club and Garden Club Meet Tuesday
Society notes announce February 27 meetings for the Cosmopolitan Club at 7 43 p m in Mrs Lawrence Martin s home with Mrs R L Jackson co hostess Nandina Garden Club at 7 40 o clock in Mrs Thomas Arenwick Jr s home 227 East Lith Street Chapter AE PRO in Miss Mable Ethridge s home with Mrs W Y Foster and Mrs W W Compton as associates Jett B Graves Sunday school class hosts its monthly business social at First Methodist Tuesday 4 30 o clock with pot luck supper Members invited Paisley Girl Scout Troop G meets February 22 in the leader s home Mrs 2d Perceell Marion Hail president presiding Betty Jane Powell reads minutes Jaws discussed. figurines painted Barlette Lester hostess Rose Garden Club meets Friday 3 o clock at 704 East 3rd Street with co hostesses J C Carlton guest speaker Youmans of Mimmet to speak Melody Maids meet February 24 at Carolyn Lewallen s with Linda Halbert co hostess Sousa and His Marching Music program led by Bobbie Kay Turner Kay Ray and Carolyn Sto perform piano solos group songs Star and Striper Forever choral practice led by Mrs B C Ellyatt Eleven members and one guest Wanda Manasco attend Surprise Grid Shower Honors Miss Sullivan for Harold Stephens of Breving in Mrs Carl Brown and Mrs Russell Stephens home with spring flower decor central jonquils Dutch iris arrangement served with cake and tea games and gifts brought to bride elect by guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisley
Mus
Perceell
Marion Hail
Betty Jane Powell
Barlette Lester
Girls Scout Promise
Melody Maids
Carolyn Lewallen
Linda Halbert
Sousa
Bobbie Kay Turner
Pirano
Kay Ray
Carolyn Sto
B.C. Elyatt
Wanda Manasco
Penny Sullivan
Harold Stephens
Breving
Carl, Brown
Russell Stephens
Blevins
W. Ti Sprathing
Coming and Going From Memphis to Dallas and Camden
Mrs J G Martindale returned Sunday from Memphis where she attended the 6th National Conference on Rural Health under the American Medical Association. Miss Mary Etta Downs returned Sunday to Dallas to attend Crowghon Business College after visiting her parents. Miss Fern Cross, student at Southern State College Magnalia, was the weekend guest of her parents. Other local youths and families hosted relatives in Henderson Arkadelphia Camden and Camden areas over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Martindale
Memphis
Peabody Hotel
American Medical Association
Mary Etta Downs
Dallas
Crowghon Business College
E. W. Downs
Fern Cross
Southern State College, Magnalia
Ouis ‘Loc Keith
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
G. W. Keith
Lioyd ‘Thrash
Ouachita — College
Personal Mention: Mr. and Mrs. H Kyler at Home
Mr and Mrs H Kyler are at home at 401 South Pine Street. The brief indicates a personal notice or social mention from the local page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. Kyler
South Pine
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Across Town
Josephine Admitted with list of patients including Alton Fielding Mc Caskill Mrs C M Wiles and Hope. Mr and Mrs Alton Fielding announce birth of a son Feb 24 1951. Julia Chester Admitted with Elma Barnes and Sara toga and others. Branch Admitted Carl Brown Judy Brown Hope. Discharges include Mrs Carol Yocom Mrs Guy Watkins Paul Ingram Thomas Elledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Alton Fielding
McCaskill
C. M. Wiles
Hope
Morris Powell
Hope Rt
T. V. Landes
Patmos
Carol Yocom
Julia Chester
Elma Barnes
H. C. Walkup
Saratoga
O. W. Mullins
Emmet
Guy Watkins
Paul Ingram
Thomas Elledge
Court Docket From Hope Arkansas February 26 1931
Municipal and state docket items from Hope Arkansas list numerous driving under influence arrests. Forfeitures range from 0 to 2540 cash bonds. pleas of guilty include drunkenness and reckless driving. several cases involve lack of license, improper parking, and disturbing the peace. Civil docket notes include possession of cattle and housing actions. final rites reported for language expert Frank O Cathy. several individuals discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court of Hope
Arkansas
O. C. Boone
Thomas, Gilson
Charles Ritehersson
Ray Alter
Jenr
Charles Ritchersoty
Hill
Elwood Powell
Robert Beowles
Jersie Carter
L. Wilson
H.P. Bailey
Norman Calemian
Robert Bowles
Jessie Cartier
Lonnie Jefferson
Jefferson Carrigan
Charles Johnson
Nesault
A. Wl Morris
Dankie Modiselt
Covit Stephens
Lg. H. White
Possexsting Aitaxed
Foxlealing Tietier
Harry Keith
Rex Jones
Jack Tlbert
David DeLaney
Walter Messer
Jess Ward
Ertbess
Robert Loudermilk
Tyan Bjork
Dary
Ivan Brook
Erven Bray
Dry County
Twen Brook
Trevor
Petitlin
Earl Jones
Isd Thomas
Willie Middrow
Auilty
Sin
Fred Poindexter
Robert Hickenan
Asvault
LeRoy Moyers
Wade G. E. Jones
Williant Pettit
Isaac Youne
Earl Powell Wy
T. Earl Powell
Filke
John Williamson
Campbell
Charlie Golsten
Alvester Ginscow
Burnham to Speak at Local Churches Sunday
Dr. F W Burnham a noted churchman will address both Christian and Methodist churches this Sunday. Hulda Morgan and her Myn Company arrive in Hope for a week long engagement starting Monday March 1. A big tent theatre will be set up on the lot opposite the C and N depot. A five alarm fire broke out in the south wing of the Capitol building today but was quickly contained causing major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.W. Burnham
Christian and
Hulda Morgan
Myn
The
Capitol Building
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Church Schedule
HOPE GOSPEL TABERNACLE 321 N Main Street Pastor Paul Holdridge church activities listed nightly rehearsals prayer meetings and Bible study times junior activities and adult choir weekly Sunday school teachers meeting missions society meetings and a missionary book study with Mrs Perry Moses directing invitation to all WMU circle members to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOPE
Gospel Tabernacle
N. Main Street
Paul Holdridge
Woman's Missionary Society
Sun
Pam
Woman's Missionary Apolely
Missionary Society
Perry Moses
AJL
Garrett Memorial Church Bulletin Schedule
Elbert O Steen pastor at North Ferguson Street lists St Ladins Auxiliary meetings Monday 2:30 p.m. and other church activities. Church events include men’s fellowship study group Tuesday, teachers meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. prayer service, and Friday stations of the cross with benediction. Weekday masses noted as Monday Wednesday and Friday at 2 a.m. at Our Lady of Good Hope Third and Walker Streets Father A G Dunleavy pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Memorial
Elbert O*steen
North Ferguson Street
St. Ladins
Man's Fells
St. Ladies Auxiliary
Our Lady OF Good Hope
Walker Streets
A. G. Dunleavy
Thuraday
Church notices from St Mark's and First Christian
St Mark's Episcopal lists Rev Charles T Chambers Jr as deacon in charge with Holy Communion and sermon on Tuesday at 50 p m Bishop Tsu celebrant. Friday 3 30 p m choir practice. First Christian at North Main Wear Avenue and Wm P Hardegres minister holds Wednesday 7 p m fellowship potluck dinner for families and Thursday 7 30 p m choir rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mark's
Charles T. Chambers, Jr
Tsu
First Christian North Main
Wear Avenue
P. Hardegres
Church Schedules at First Pentecostal and Presbyterian
The notice lists services and events for First Pentecostal at Fourth and Ferguson Streets with Rev H P Hudspeth, including Tuesday prayers, Wednesday Bible study, Friday youth service led by Mrs H P Hudspeth, and children’s church with Mrs Ernle Whitten. Also at First Presbyterian on East Second Street under Rev L T Lawrence, choir practice Monday at 7, midweek prayer Wednesday, and an upcoming family night and pot luck supper inviting all families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Prayer Meeting
Young People's Service
H. P. Hudspeth
Children's Church
Ernle Whitten
First Presbyterian
L. T. Lawrence
East Second Street
Girl's faith helps crippled girl walk again
In Tuish Okli February 26 a six year old girl named Benna Kay, once crippled by disease since 1948, walks for the first time with a faint movement in her right foot. Her mother Mrs Carl Kline and school officials express hope and praise faith as a cause of the miracle. The family plans to celebrate with others who share similar struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuish
Okli
Bena Kay
Carl Kline
Benne Kay
Pola
Wari
Benn Kay
Mrs. Kine
Carl da
Sper Y High Schvel
Benna Kity
Bennauy
Conviction for Packing Horse Meat Is Upheld
The Arkansas Supreme Court upholds the conviction of Otto Meyer and son Ott Meyer Jr. for possessing and manufacturing adulterated horsemeat products at their Fort Smith plant. They receive a year in jail and $3,000 in fines. seven counts were tried, seven were charged, one acquitted. The court rejects venue-change and prejudicial-coverage arguments, stating newspaper reports were normal news coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Fort Smlth Meat Packing Company
Bojogna, Weiners and
Hamburgers
Arisonsos Supremat
Fort Smith Provisions Company
Sebastian
Otto Meyer
Ott Meyer, Jr
Jale
Meyer
Bate Sanitarian
Arthur Larimore
Meyers
Washington
Supreme Court
Sem Robinson
Extension of Rent Control Favored
Washington February 28 The senate banking committee approved a stopgap extension of federal rent control until June 20 Chairman Maybank D 80 said the committee authorized him to introduce a base resolution under standing that keyrings would be easel and bring dish for the GOP
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Maybank
D-80
Hope readers push for Narrows Dam power share
Paul W. Klipsch of Hope Arkansas writes to the editor urging the city to bid for Narrows Dam electricity. He warns that without local action the cheap power and kilowatt hours will go to other areas, limiting Hope’s growth and industrial appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dullala Magaea Balla
Arkansas Power Company
Narrows Dam
Narrows
Arkansas Racing Commission Discusses Track Opening Dates
Hoh Springs reports the Arkansas racing commission meeting to set dates for Oaklaws's 10 day midday event. Officials will determine timetable and deadlines for the opening of the track and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoh Springs
Arkansas Racing Coman
Oaklaws
Una
Federal rent control hearings planned for next month
A plan to add federal rent control and review after defense needs is outlined. Hearings will decide required controls beyond March 31 when most ceilings expire, with June 30 sunset for communities opting to end rules. Maybank aims to address this through a resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybank
Dorothy Dix A Wife's Problem
Advice column uncovers a wife's struggles with an unsympathetic husband. Dorothy Dix notes the need for wives to stand on their own feet, seek equality, and balance family duties with personal ambition. The piece cites a case of a devoted mother torn between family loyalty and intellectual independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Ming
Airy Houaghold
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cosmopolitan Club
Lawrence Martin
R. L. Jackson
Nandina Garden Club
Will
Thomas Arenwick, Jr
East Lith Street
Mable
Ethridge
W. Y. Foster
W. W. Compton
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Rose Garden Club
Aline Johnson
East 3Rd, Street
J. C. Carlton
Joe Youmans Af Mimmet
Miss Sullivan
Stevens O'Biey Ston
Randolph Cratch
Camden
Harvey Barr
North Hervey
W. 5. Jones
Kate Murphy
Carl Brown
Judy Brown
James Stewart
Harvey
Josephine Hull
Re Harve Amish Stewart
Hine Hull
Peggy Dow
Henry Clay Styprioe
Henry Paucett
Houston
Frank O. Cathy
Colby
Noel Warren
C.F. Wormby
Mine Mayton
Hopes
Charles Downs
St.Jose Aspiril
Star of Hope
News of the Churches
First Baptist
A. Whitlow
First Pentecostal
Fourth and
Ferguson Streets
Rev. H. P. Hudspeth
Lydia Pinkham
Bean Koy
Paul W. Klipsch
IDL Hope
Arkansay
Dorothy DIX
EM. C
Tet
Mora
Dani Tess Neciaiata
Niles
Dean Morlay
Yovanie Comim Satatey
Vachig Commission
Dixta Downs
Dixta Downs, Inc
Poreion Fo
Waal
Memphia
Elmer Gross
Ponn State
Vavilly Bagkatball
Oakes
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