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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1956

Page

5

Calendar shows church circle meeting on February 28

Kathleen Mallory Circle of the First Baptist Church will meet with MrsPod Rogers Tuesday night February 28 at 7 20. A film will be shown and Mrs Her-

Kathleen Mallory The First Baptist Church Pod Rogers Her Dale Carnegie Club First Christian Church Fellowship Hall Jett B. Graves First Methodist Church Graydon Anthony Kenneth Hamilton W. H. Mosely East 6Th, Street Dayton Thomason

Society notes from February gatherings and events

Local women’s groups schedule meetings and social events across churches and clubs from February 27 to March 4. Activities include pot lucks, study groups, and charity breakfasts. district garden club planning, federation plans at City Hall, and a workers class meeting with Bible study and prayers.

City Federation of Garden Clubs First Methodist Church Lahroy Spates R. L. Broach J. S. Lieblong Joe Reese Jack Hogg Sam Strong Jim Cole City Hall B. L. Retty Harry Shiver Arkansas Barlow Hotel Souvencirs C. V

Bryant Stokes Marriage Vows Pledged

Mrs T C Bryant announces the marriage of her daughter Jean to James Stokes son of Mr and Mrs Fred Stokes of Prescott. The ceremony was Feb 25 at Rose Hill Christian Church Texarkana with Rev Irvin N Son officiating. They will reside in Hape after a short trip.

Weisenberger Reed Wedding Party Hosts Visit Guests

Mrs Gerald Gilbert of Exeter California spent a week with her sister Mrs W M Thompson of Emmet and visited relatives in Hope and Crossroads. Guests at the Weisenberger Reed wedding included Mrs Howard Stewart of Washington Iowa and Mr and Mrs Keith Stewart of Kota Iowa.

Gerald Gilbert Exeter California W. M. Thompson Emmet Hope Crossroads Stella Weisenberger Weisenberger-Reed Howard Stewart Washington Iowa Keith Stewart Kota

Hospital Notes and Farming Statistic

Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for Hope including Gladys Matties and Lessie Duncan alongside Branch Jerry Fant and Mr. J. J. Shope. An accompanying line notes the United States now has a million fewer farmers than half a century ago.

Gladys Matties Hope L. B. Delaney Lessie Duncan Jerry Fant J. J. Shope United States

Priest Offers Eyes To Help War Disabled Children

In Milan Don Carlo Gnocchi dying of cancer offers his eyes to a war crippled child he aided. Eye specialist Cesare Galeazzi promised to carry out the request as Gnocchi’s foundation has given hope to about 2000 injured children. News sparked prayers across Italy.

Milan Italy Don Carlo Gnocchi Cesare Galeazi Galeazzi Don Carlo

Office Flirtation Tests Loyalty and Breaks Engagement

Dear Miss Dix counsels Lydia to curb wandering romance and avoid office flirtations that could ruin her engagement with Fiske. The column advises ending temptation and staying with the sure thing, warning office charmers rarely offer lasting value.

Miss Dix Fiske Lydia

London subs rise and fall in abrupt political crisis

Fragmentary text describes political turmoil in London with mentions of a resignation, crowds, and a hangman named Stephen Wade linked to a suspect or violent incident. It references Britain's government, a possible decision at Parliament, and tension around a grim event, with unclear details about casualties or outcomes.

Biatrepoint London Parliament Murdetars Britain Tire Stephen Wade

Bail Jumping Red Leader Gil Green Surrenders in New York

Communist party leader Gil Green, a fugitive for nearly five years since July 2, 1951, surrendered today at the federal courthouse in New York after a scheduled appearance announced by a letter sent to International News Service and other wire services. The party faithful had planned a welcoming event for him.

Jack Lotto New York INL Communist Party Gil Green Federal Court House Green International

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