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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1947

Page

2

Social calendars for First Presbyterian and other clubs

Local listings show First Presbyterian Church social calendar meetings on Monday at 2 30 at various homes with chairs named Mrs Paul Raley Mrs Ched Mrs Jack Lowe and others. Additional notes cover First Baptist Sunday School social at 7 30 pm, Hope Iris Garden Club January 16 Azalea Garden Club events, Friday Music Club meeting with program details, and PTA plans at the Junior Senior High School auditorium including nominations for officers.

Presbey Pau Paul Raley Ched Jack Lowe Carhasen Len Robinson Carter Johnson Katherine Mac Simms The First Baptist Church Homer Beverly Easton Street Azalea Garden Club Finley Ward South Main Street McMath Roy Steph- Sue Kane Jim _enzie Wye Newbern, Jr Dolphus Whitten, Jr Iphus Whitten, Jr Fe Newbern, Jr JA. Whitlow P. L. Perthe

Coming and Going and Births in Local Society

Mrs. W. A. Price returns from a month with son W. Price and family in Shreveport. Lee and Mrs. Burgher Jones from Charleston arrive for a visit with Mrs. Lora Jones and Linda Jones. Linda Jones of Henderson Teachers College to spend weekend with kin. Births include James Oscar Miller III born January 10 in Texarkana to Mr. and Mrs. James O. Miller, former Iva Nell Caudle, and James Ronald Faulkner born January 7 in Josephine Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William S. Faulkner, formerly Annie Mae Robertson.

Lee Burgher Jones Charleston South Carolina Jones Lora Jones Linda Jones Henderson Teachers College Arkadelphia James O. Miller Texarkana Texas James Oscar Michaener Hospital Miller Iva Nell ‘Caudle William S. Faulkner James Ronald Josephine Hospital Paulkner Annie Mae Robertson

New Officers of Ministerial Alliance Elected

The Hope Ministerial Alliance elected new officers at December meeting to take office in the New Year. Rev. William Hardegree becomes president with Rey Cooper as vice president and Hope G Holdridge as secretary treasurer. A year of Fire Risk is planned under the new leadership.

Hope Ministerial Alliance Wm . Hardegree First Church Rey Cooper A Hope G Holdridge Gospel Tabernacle Mivosater Jance The Baptist Church

Victory Home Demonstration Club Benefit Pie Supper

The Victory Home Demonstration Club will hold a benefit pie supper at Hickory Shade Church on Friday January 17. Proceeds will be used to repair the church.

Victory Home Demonstration Club Hickory Shade Church

Vein Clots Linked to Winter Ills and Surgery Prep

The article explains two vein clot types, their causes in cold months, and signs such as pain and swelling. It notes treatments including nerve injections for infected veins and conservative care for lower limb clots, plus pre and post operative guidelines to reduce complications.

William A. O'Brien M. D. Ritten NEA United States Alton Oschner New Orleans Journal of the American Medical Association

AP to Completely Cover Arkansas Legislature

The Associated Press plans extensive coverage of the Arkansas legislature opening Monday. Sam G. Harris will head the staff and cover the House, Eugene Newsom will cover the Senate, and Leon Hatch will follow committee activities. Special communications keep the Little Rock bureau in direct contact with both chambers for rapid reports to member newspapers.

Little Rock Associated Press Aranchas Monay Sam G. Harris Arkansas House of Representatives Eugene Newsom Senate Leon Hatch Assembly

State Press Meet on Final Day in Little Rock

The Arkansas Press Association held the second and final day of its winter meeting in Little Rock with about 125 journalists attending. Tom Yarbrough AP St Louis correspondent spoke at a banquet about wartime service in the Pacific and Europe.

Little Rock Arkansas Press Association Tom Yarbrough St. Louis Associated Press Pacific Europe

Employment gains in Little Rock area in December

Unemployment fell to 5700 in December while industrial employment rose to 69000 in the Little Rock area. Report by Charles W. Kirby manager of the Little Rock office of the State Employment Service.

Little Rock Charles W. Kirby State Employment Service

News of the Churches

Church listings detail schedules for Pine Methodist Baptist and Christ churches including services Sunday School Morning Worship Communion Youth Fellowship Choirs and midweek activities. Notable speakers include S A Whitlow and guest Sergei anthem performances are listed.

Hope Gospel Tabernacle Service Schedule

Hope Gospel Tabernacle at North Main and Avenue D lists H. Paul Holdridge as pastor with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m Sermon by the pastor Evangelistic Services at 7 30 p m Tuesday Christian Service Brigade at 7 p m Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study at 7 30 p m Thursday Women’s Missionary Council at 2 30 p m Friday Personal Evangelism Night at 7 30 p m.

Wm. P. Hardegree Christian Youth Fellowship Women’s Council Circle No. 1 Fellowship Hall Hope Gospel Tabernacle Pentecocstal Ferguson T. F. Ford

St. Mark's Episcopal Sermon by Rev Jones on Epiphany

At St Mark's Episcopal Corner Elm and Third Streets Acting Rector Rev W Northey Jones conducts morning prayer and a sermon on the first Sunday after Epiphany. The sermon theme centers on steadfastness in following the Master with a quoted line about valiant endurance.

ST. Mark’s Episcopal Corner Elm and Third Streets W. Northey Jones S.T.D

Combined church notices at First Presbyterian and Pentecostal

First Presbyterian led by Rev Thomas Brewster holds 10 55 morning worship with communion meditation and Lord's Supper, offering for building fund, evening vesper and Young Peoples meeting, auxiliary circle and Men of the Church supper. Pentecostal church invites Sunday worship at 11 00 with P Y P A classes, evangelistic and Bible study services throughout the week.

Church OF Christ Grady Otis L. Rowe First Presbyterian Thos. Brewster D. D Young Peoples

Guernsey Baptist invites crowd to hear Texarkana preacher

The Guernsey Baptist Church invites the public to hear Reverend Sid White of Texarkana preach next Sunday January 12 at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. The notice asks readers to bring friends.

Guernsey Baptist Guernsey Baptist Church Sid White Texarkana

Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Service Schedule

N Ferguson Street D O Silvey president pastor details Sunday School at 10 a m Press at a m B T C preaching Auxiliary Monday 230 p m Teachers Meeting Wednesday Prayer Services Wednesday

Mobile phones offered within 25 miles of Memphis Arkansas

The first public mobile telephone service in Arkansas is being offered within a 25 mile radius of Memphis. Southwestern Bell Telephone Company notified the State Public Service Commission. Vehicles and boats may be equipped with the mobile telephone equipment.

Little Rock Arkansas Memphis Southwestern Bell Telephone Company State Public Service Commission

Not Only One of Kind White Bear Species Found

A small white bear Euardos Kermodes inhabits Gribbeli and Princess Royal islands off British Columbia.

Euardos Kermodes Gribbeli and Princess Royal Islands British Columbia

Royal Romance and Montgomery's Moscow Visit Analyzed

AP analyst DeWitt MacKenzie discusses Elizabeth's engagement rumors and Prince Philip's role as a symbol to both sides in Greece's crisis. He notes Montgomery's reception in Moscow signals a possible British bid toward closer East West ties while maintaining the U S alliance.

Marshall Montgomery Russia Dewitt Mackenie England Elizabeth Prince Philip Greece Britain Field Marshal Montgomery Moscow Monty Red Capital London Philip Yugoslavia Albania Bulgaria Balkan Peninsula John Bull British Socialist Labor Party America Soviet Union Attlee United States British Isles

Job Offers Pour in to Blind Veteran

Cal vin D. Venable, a 24 year old blind war veteran, received multiple job offers across cities including Hollywood New York Kansas City Detroit and Portland Ore He sought regular work and a normal life and drew attention after his Portland newspaper ad prompted responses from designers executives and factory managers who offered positions training and relocation help while he continues to pursue stability and independence.

New York Calvin D. Venable Hollywood Kansas City Detroit Portland Ore Venable Jimmy Mont Mont Lawrence Ottinger U.S. Plywood Cascades Plywood Company Max J. Tucker Cascades Plywood Ottinger U. S. Plywood

Camera Gun Girl Released by Authorities

Pearl Lusk, 19, released by general sessions Judge James G. Wallace after being held as a material witness. She aided in a defense by filing a shot with the so called camera gun used in a Times Square subway station on New Year’s Eve, wounding Olga Trapani Rocco, while Alphonse Rocco was killed earlier by state troopers in the Catskills. Mrs. Rocco remains in critical condition at Roosevelt Hospital.

New York Pearl Lusk General Sessions James G. Wallace Miss Lusk Criminal Courts Stella Siemansky Brooklyn Alphonse Rocco Catskills Olga Trapani Rocco Times Square Rocco Roosevelt Hospital Iss Lusk Grand Jury

British hardtack ration keeps soldier alive forty eight hours

The eight ounce cake called hardtack or iron rations for the British army contains cocoa butter milk proteins and sugar. It is designed to sustain a single man for forty eight hours.

Massive All American Air Maneuvers Open With 1500 Planes

About 1,500 to 2,000 army navy marine and private planes join a three day event in Miami for the 15th annual all American air maneuvers described as the biggest air carnival in aeronautical history. Some 10,000 pilots and visitors attend as jet fighters from California arrive and the Blue Angels plus 15 Marine Corsairs participate. A Phantom crash near St Louis prompts replacement arrangements. International air attaches and officers including Jimmy Doolittle attend the opening ceremonies.

James F. Fowlr Miami Fla Army Navy Marine California Marine Corsairs Cherry Point N. C St. Louis Jimmy Doolittle Edward C. Ewen Navy Air Reserve Training C. F. Schilt Earl S. Hoagh Glenn O. Barcus

Japs Threatened Lives of Men If Japan Was Attacked

Tokyo witnesses at a war crimes trial describe Japanese warnings to American Marines held in Japan. They report a Christmas Day imperial rescript promising life only if prisoners proved loyalty to Greater East Asia, and threats of execution for refusing to answer about radar and other military topics.

Tokyo Japan Jesse J. Stewart MacKinnon Wyo Wake Stewart Greater East Asia Honshu

Youth Looks Up program to feature duet by Janet Haines and 85-year-old man

In Maywood tomorrow, the 85 year old man and three year old Janet Haines will share the spotlight in a youth program called Youth Looks Up. The event, in cooperation with First Baptist Church of Chicago, Frederick Main will sing a duet with Janet, a cradle roll student.

Chicago Maywood Church School of First Baptist Church Frederick Main Janet Haines Janet Main Bible Dlone The Baptist Home and Hospital

Albon traders moved gold from South America long before New England pelt export

Anish Albons were taking gold out of South America for a century before the first fur pelt was exported from New England.

South America New England

Willard Wickizer to Speak at Christian Crusade Meeting

Willard M. Wickizer, chairman of the Division of Home Missions and executive secretary of the Department of Church Development and Evangelism of The United Christian Missionary Society, headlines a four year Crusade for a Christian World ending June 1950. He seeks 300000 additions 200 new churches and a two million net resident membership, plus 2000 ministry recruits 1000 new missionaries and religious educators 300000 extra in church school attendance and 500000 in Christian teaching reach. He also engages with diverse communities in the Southwest Japanese-Americans southern highlanders and Negroes while authoring Derelict Saint and directing religious education surveys.

Willard M. Wickizer Christian Church Crusade Assembly Wickizer Division of Home Missions Department of Church Development and Evangelism United Christian Missionary Society National Board of Missions and Christian Education Disciples of Christ Home Missions Council of North America Department of Evangelism Federal Council of Christ In America General Commission On Wickster Churches of United Society Missouri Christian Missionary Society

Doyle Home Demonstration Club Meets with Mrs Springs

The Doyle Home Demonstration Club met at 1 p m on Wednesday January 8 with Mrs Willie Springs presiding Mrs Edgar D Pierce reported 1947 outlook and the group planned to wire the church for electricity. Mary Dixon gave a time saving cleaning aids demonstration and the February meeting will be at Mrs Weir Owens with a kitchen conference.

Mary Dixon Weir Owens

Schoolteacher Drives Tractor to School in Ice Storms

Eaton's Corners, Jan. 11. When his car broke down during ice storms and blizzards, Clarence Foote, a schoolteacher, kept daily classes by driving a farm tractor three miles to and from school.

Eaton’s Corners Clarence Foote

Ace Latshaw's Deceit Tightens Rose Case

Sidney confronts Ace Latshaw about his deceit and Rose Cameron. She suspects his trickery, vows to protect her sister, and confronts his arrogance in a dim lodging as rain leaks through. She faces hunger and needles toward a night stranded at the lodging. To Be Continued.

Sidney Ace Ace Latshaw Rose Papa Mr. Milgrim Jeff Richard Breen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Star Wis.c's Hope Iris Garden Club Rob Jones Th Street S. A. Whitlow A . Whitlow B. W Rds J. E. Cooper Edward Well W. A. Price W. Price Shreveport Louisiana Hickory Shade Walter L. Sims, M. D News of the Churches First -Christian North Main West Avenue B First Methodist Pine Dolphus Whitten Jr First Baptist Third Main Streets Sergei Training Union Nelson F. Tull State Baptist Brotherhood Brotherhood— R. A Fellowship Willard M. Wickiter Ather Jeannette NEA Service BNC Rialto Amc Crosby Asi Caulfield Billy Dewolfe Randolph ' Scott Parton Grow Ie Ann Richards Gabby"’ Hayes James Warren Kelley Grill W. 3Rd Street
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