Community Club and Garden Groups Schedule Weekly Meetings
Local clubs announce a busy slate from January 14 to 16 with church classes meeting at homes, garden clubs gathering at member residences, and PTA and OES chapters scheduling sessions. The Junior Girls Auxiliary met Monday afternoon for officer installations led by Mrs. Chas. Reynerson.
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G.a.’S
The
First Baptist Church
Chas. F. Reynerson
Meeting of men for National Guard work in Hope City
A meeting is announced for men aged 1 to 35 interested in National Guard duties. It will be held at Hope City Hall on Tuesday January 14 at 7 30 p m.
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National Guard
Hope City Hall
W S C S Met At First Methodist Church Meeting
The W S C S of First Methodist met Monday afternoon at the church with Mrs R L Broach presiding. Reports by Mrs E P O Neal and Mrs R T White covered the Cancer Control Program and stewardship devotion led by Mrs J E Cooper. A new home committee was announced Miss Mabel Ethridge and Mrs Annie Bostic with others contributing to a prayerful session.
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W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
R. L. Broach
E. P. O'Neal
R. T. White
T. R. Billingsley
Coming and Going Around Beaumont Visit to California Trip
Mrs Anna Judson returns from Beaumont to visit Alex H Washburn in town with his father W O Washburn from Wilkes Barre and sister Mrs Clark Yeager of Baltimore. They will stay several days before continuing to California. Birth notices report Carolyn Joyce Watson born January 10 and Margaret Anne Etter born January 14 at Josephine hospital.
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Alex. H. Washburn
S. Main Street
W. O. Washburn
Wilkes- Barre
Clark H. Yeager
Baltimore
California
Alfred W. Watson
Topeka
Kansas
Carolyn Joyce
William H. Etter
Washington
Margaret Anne
Josephine Hospital
Rose in Waiting for a Summer of Hope
Hannah recalls the autumn rush as Dixon Thayer visits Blakesville to court Rose after her breakup with another man. Sidney counsels Rose toward marriage with Dixon as the star sapphire ring signals an engagement. Hannah looks forward to summers with Rose in Dixon’s Virginia home.
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Hannah
Dixon
Rose
Virginia
SSS Tonic Advertises Red Blood Cell Benefits
Overstated health claim detailing how red blood cells must be maintained for vitality. Promotes SSS Tonic as a proven booster for low blood strength and improved appetite digestion. Encourages starting treatment to energize the body and improve overall well being.
Spring Hill 4-H Clubs Meet With Project Plans
The Spring Hill Junior 4-H Club met January 9 at 9 50 a m with 42 members. Boys worked on home project plans with Oliver L Adams and Mary Dixson. girls demonstrated table setting. The Senior club met at 9 30 a m with 39 members and will attend the county planning meeting in Hope. Mrs. Harry Singard named 4 H Local Leader for 1947.
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Spring Hill
Oliver L. Adams
Mary Dixon
Hope
Harry Singard
Japanese Ex-Foe Nishiyama Receives Lafayette Scholarship
Robert Nishiyama of Tokyo becomes the first recipient of a $10,000 educational fund scholarship at Lafayette College Easton Pennsylvania established by Mr and Mrs Robert Johnstone of Downington in memory of their son who died in the Philippines They specified first consideration for a Japanese candidate Nishiyama serves as interpreter for the U S Army and was a Kamikaze Corps pilot but did not see action against Americans.
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Robert Nishiyama
Tokyo
Lafayette College
Easton
Robert Johnstone
Downington
Philippines
Nishiyama
U. S. Army
Court Docket January 13 1947 Hope Arkansas
Municipal Court docket lists many defendants with drunkenness disturbing peace and possession charges. Forfeitures range from 1 to 25 dollars bonds posted or forfeited. Several cases fixed to grand jury or dismissed for lack of action or not guilty.
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Hope
Arkansas
Calvin Douglas
Walker
Arglee Wright
Hunt
Autrey Goynes
Leo Anderson
Gamin
Robert Johnson
Willie Rd Crowner
Lucious Ree
Roy Lee Arnold
Apres
Tommie Bradford
Sending Peace
Marylee Wright
Disbathteay Pe
Robert May
Disturbing Peace
Sam Rogers
Dave Hicks
Bennie Robertson
Richard Trotter
Bennie Robinson
Atty
H. Arnold
Bryan
Roy Franks
J. C. Burton Mc Pac. Ry. Co-Garnishee
State of Arkansas
R. B. Cornelius
Luce
Veterans Aid Dec 건강: Local VA Office Helps 613
The Hope Arkansas VA office assisted 613 veterans and families in December, with 273 telephone interviews and 223 applications for government benefits. The report warns that reinstatement of lapsed National Service life insurance may require physical exams after February 1 unless extended by Congress.
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Veterans Administration
Hope
Arkansas
Court House
Thomas J. Booker
Booker
Congress
VA Occce
Locust Street
St. Louis 2
Missouri
Milk pasteurization urged for public health
The doctor argues modern commercial milk is superior and pasteurized milk reduces illness. Certified milk should meet high cleanliness standards and be pasteurized. butter, cream, and cheese should also be pasteurized to prevent disease. Vitamin D is added to boost rickets protection. An answer notes ulcerative colitis can improve after emotional issues are resolved or, in some cases, surgery may stop the disease.
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United States Public Health Service
American Association of American Health Commissioners
Divorce Not a Cure All Says Judge in Six Cases
Dorothy Dix cites a judge who granted six divorces but barred remarriage for two years to test whether couples will rethink their match. She argues divorce often fails to fix underlying issues, leaves families strained, and may force both sides into hardship while offering only a temporary escape from dissatisfaction.
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Solomon
Mayon Volcano Erupts With Fiery Display At Night
Eyewitnesses report Mayon volcano erupting from a small vent with smoke and lava spewing high into the air. Barstow observers say rocks flew about as the fiery crown flashed, prompting caution about staying within 11 miles of the eruption.
Measured fog particle sizes inform tiny pinhead marker
A fragment notes a measurement linking fog particle size to a tiny scale, stating 25 000 units as a reference and mentioning the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The text is incomplete but implies a discovery about microscopic sets.
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East Division Street
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Rob Jones
West 6Th Street
Joy
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Lilac Garden Club
C. C. McNeil
W. O. Beene
Brookwood P.T.A
Azalea Garden Club
Finley Ward
South Main Street
Syd McMath
Roy Stephenson
Jim McKenzie
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Rial
George
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Jerome Cowan
Sid Silvers
Badman
Robison
June Bentley
Dan River
Geo
W. Robison & Co
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Jan Moses
Sue Willis
Polly Compton
Standard of Excellence
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Jacque Williams
Community Missions
Carolyn Coffee
Martha Osborn
Katie Lester
Betty Jane Burroughs
Barbara Taylor
Billye Williams
Martha Whitehead
Betty Owen
Marilyn Shiver
Ann Houston
le Nix
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New York
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