Holiatan PTA Meeting Planned in Auditorium
A PTA meeting is scheduled to be held in the auditorium at the local school. Parents and teachers plan to discuss upcoming activities and volunteer needs for the community.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1951
Page
1
A PTA meeting is scheduled to be held in the auditorium at the local school. Parents and teachers plan to discuss upcoming activities and volunteer needs for the community.
A partial readable OCR shows names and titles entered as admitted to a local facility. Individuals include Mrs Dan Bates Washington and Josephine with various surnames and initials, plus several others such as Margarat Sparks, Hope Sula Chester, and Dan Danan Hothwell among scattered entries.
Readable scraps show weekly cafeteria items by day with various meats vegetables breads and drinks. Notable entries include Monday meat dishes and Friday turkey with sides, plus scattered beverage and dessert references.
A severe cold wave sweeps from the Canadian border to Texas and Arkansas, bringing record lows. Temperatures drop to single digits in several towns. forecasts warn of more snow and harsh conditions tomorrow along major seaboards and inland regions. Local residents face utilities and travel disruptions as the cold intensifies.
Washington's summary outlines how individuals should handle estimated income tax payments and withholdings for the year. It describes timing for paying estimated tax, quarterly installments starting March 14, 1900, and options to pay early or file later. It notes differences for farmers and wage earners and warns about penalties for underpayment. It mentions changes in payment due dates and methods to settle any tax owed by March.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower flies to Europe to assume command of Western European defense forces and to confer with diplomatic and military leaders. He plans meetings with President Truman and allied leaders in London, Paris, and Berlin to discuss the NATO alliance, defense plans, and U.S. support including manpower and matériel. The trip signals a broad briefing on Western European strength and strategy amid early Cold War tensions.
Dorothy Dix weighs in on a friend entangled with a married woman and the risk to her family, condemning the affair as betrayal and urging rescue. She warns the tempted man that marriage to the other woman would punish him and his children, then shifts to a reader seeking guidance on shared housework, advising mutual support, avoiding burnout, and valuing the wife’s health and happiness.
The Centerville home demonstration club met in December at Mrs Daniel Waddle's residence. Mrs PB FY Cannybell led the devotional as the Sorrons Prayer was recited. Minutes were read, the roll call taken, and a drawing prize awarded to Mrs Vern Way Rog. Refreshments followed.
Gary Cooper stars in Dallas a Technicolor Western at the Saenger Theatre opening Sunday. The cast includes Ruth Roman Steve Cochran and Raymond Massey with production for Warner Bros set around a Civil War era hunt for revenge by a guerrilla chieftain.
Clark Gable delivers a powerful performance as Charley Kyng in Any Number Can Play at the Rialto starting Sunday. The drama follows a gambler turned owner whose wealth cannot mend the rift with his wife and son, amid a fast paced, tense narrative with a strong supporting cast including Alex Smith and Wendell Corey.
News of the Churches reports at First Baptist Sarasota a full Sunday schedule led by Rev. Wim R. Hamilton with 10:00 worship and 2:30 p.m. dedication of the new sanctuary featuring Dr. D. Head of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Evening service at 7:20 with Dr. B. L. Bridges. Week events include children and youth activities and midweek fellowship.
Unity Missionary Baptist on South Elm Street lists services led by Elder Howard White and plans to boost attendance. Regular Sunday worship at 1 pm morning service, 6:30 pm evening service, weekday meetings, and a community singing upcoming January 7 at 2 pm. Also notes Hope Church of Christ on Fifth at Grady with Bible study and services.
At First Pentecostal on Fourth and Farguton Streets Pastor H P Hudepeth leads a Sunday program with Sunday school at 10:45 A M, morning worship at 11, children’s church at 8:40, evangelistic service at 7:15, prayer meetings midweek and Friday youth service. Mrs Easle Whitten and Mrs H P Hudspeth lead. Older members invited Friday night.
The First Christian and First Methodist churches list a full weekend schedule. morning and evening worships feature sermons by the pastor, with music by choirs and soloists. Sunday school, youth groups, and junior activities run through the day, followed by social hour and committee meetings Monday afternoon.
The column argues that the Chinese threat shapes American soldiers and citizens toward solid national patriotism. It claims Oriental psychology acts as an alarm clock, firming resolve at home and abroad while noting the vast travel distances of New York City elevator operators illustrate modern perspective.
A condensed church notices page lists services for St Mark's Episcopal First Sunday after Epiphany with 9 45 a m worship and 11 o'clock morning prayer, First Presbyterian with 10 55 a m service and 6 p m supper, Our Lady of Good Hope Mass at 10 30 a m, Hope Gospel Tabernacle schedule including Sunday school at 9 45 a m and radio program, plus World Week of Prayer events and an Assemblies of God sectional fellowship meeting in Fouke scheduled for January 11.
A young French air cadet at Randolph Field near San Antonio, failing as a pilot, stole an air force trainer, radioed his intent, and crashed five miles west of Caldwell Texas. He died at the scene with a note apologizing to the American air force. commanders said he had been despondent since failing. Other French cadets at Randolph were to continue training. the injured plane was a single engine trainer.
An advertisement features Mrs. Moncus declaring HADACOL restored her energy, appetite, and strength after weakness and indigestion. She notes improvements after three weeks and highlights her household tasks becoming easier. The testimonial credits vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and Tron in HADACOL.
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