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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1956

Page

5

Society notices from Hope church events schedule

Local society page lists a Wednesday January 25 meeting at First Methodist Church for United Church Women with potluck lunch and a discussion on The Christian Mission in a Revolutionary World led by Miss Dorothy Kelsey. Also garden club, bridge luncheon, Cub Scout Pack 62, pancake supper for Exceptional Children, Mozart tribute by Hope High School Glee Club, Friday Music Club, De Afin Lilac Garden Club box supper, First Baptist Circle, Bodcaw P T A meeting, and Poole family thanks.

J. C. Carlton Mission Study United Church Women of Hope First Methodist Church Dorothy Kelsey Hope District Council Daffodil Garden Club Paisley School Harold Brents George Ibrazier Mozart Hope High School Glee Club Oliver Adams John Barlow de- Anh Ervin Burke Herbert Shirley de Afin Lilac Garden Club March of Dimes Kathleen Mallory First Baptist Church Woodard Cox Nigria J. W. Moore Jr George Thompson McDowell Turmer Bodcaw P. T. A Lloyd Smittle Smittle Poole Pat Lindsey Silvey Thahan J. D. Allen Lewis Nol

Time Buying Dangerous Is Overdone

Time buying danger is discussed as a prop of the economy. President Eisenhower’s administration is urged to consider consumer credit controls, with references to Korean War era regulations and current auto loan practices, highlighting potential policy shifts and industry resistance.

Washington Heisenhower E Eisenhower Eisenhower Congress Consumer Credit

Hospital Notes and Discharges List for Hope and Rosston

Hospital notes show admissions in Hope and Rosston including Mrs. A T Johnston and Mr Jess Nicholas with several discharges such as Johnny Jarvis, Donnell Bagley and Billy Ray Tabor. An announced arrival of a baby girl in Hope is noted with unclear date January 34 and names My and Mrs L Andrews.

A. T. Johnston Hope Johnny Jarvis Rosston T. J. Lamb Gordon S. C. Yarberry Mark Lou Eubanks Emmet Kate Turner Texarkana Memorial Jess Nicholas Rt. 2 Otto Rodden L. C. Oglesby McNab Ernest Andrews Donnell Bagley Shreveport Billy Ray Tabor Birdie Bennett Calvin Overton Ellen Downing James P Laughhard L. €. Andrews Arkansas

No Quota for Arsenal at Pine Bluff

The Defense Department said it is too early to estimate Pine Bluff arsenal Ark production for the fiscal year starting July 2. The arsenal makes munitions for all three services. Budget estimates place income at 14.2 million dollars, with last year at 34 million. Officials cautioned this is a best budget projection and not a definite forecast. Personnel impacts could not be stated.

Washington (M Defense Department Pine Bluff Ark Eisenhower Personel Arsenal

Disney's New Western Avoids Horse Opera

Hollywood reports Walt Disney pursues a Western that dodges horse opera clichés. No cavalry saves settlers, Indians are not slaughtered, and Roy Disney's actor kisses Kathleen Crowley as he plays a doctor in Westward to the Wagons with a p ace of romance and action.

Hollywood Walt Disney Redskins Parker Walt Davy Crockett Fess Yakima Canutt Disney Kathleen Crowley

Probers Rap U S Storage Bins Buying

Senate subcommittee blasted the 1954 grain storage bin program as marked by confusion and gross carelessness and criticized the Agriculture and Navy Departments for negligence and inefficiency in processing claims and certifying defective lumber. The report notes substantial taxpayer cost and faulted poor management in buying thousands of metal storage bins for government grain stockpiles.

G. Milton Kells Washington III Senate Investigations Subcommittee Department of Agriculture Subcommittee Navy Department Agriculture Senate McClellan Dark

1955 to 1956 Consumer Credit Trends in Auto Buying

The data shows consumer credit rising by more than four billion dollars from 1952 to 1954, then jumping by over six billion in 1956. Instalment buying increased by over three billion during 1952 to 1954, with continued growth in 1955. Auto buying climbed by more than five billion between 1992 and 1954, and nearly four billion in 1949 to 1965, highlighting rapid expansion in consumer credit and auto financing during this period.

Says Gas Bill to Prove Costly

NEW YORK Mayor Robert F Wagner warned that the Haris Fulbright natural gas bill could raise individual gas bills by 40 to 50 dollars annually. He chairs a 259 mayor task force opposing the bill which would end federal price controls on natural gas. Wagner cited expert estimates and labeled the industry a monopoly controlled by a handful of large producers accounting for most U S production.

New York Robert F. Wagner Wagner United States

Report cites Agriculture Dept faults in bin purchases

The report accuses the Agriculture Department of failure to profit from errors in bin purchases. It notes only $31,000 recovered of $893,861 in defective bin claims. In 195¢ the department and Commodity Credit Corp. bought 34,308 prefabricated steel bins, 8,960 for $4,887,020 from Black Sivalls Bryson. Many bins were defective with gaps, moisture, and vermin entry through cracks and bolts.

Agriculture Department Commodity Credit Corp Black, Sivalls & Bryson Kansas City

Dear Miss Dix learns trust must be earned and kept

Dorothy Dix advises that trust in marriage cannot be forced or bought. it must be earned through consistent actions. The letter writer is urged to repair his relationship by proving fidelity and genuine change, not excuses or clever words.

Miss Dix Chet

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Emmet Garden Club Scott Ross the Hope Country Club Robert Cain Charles Harrell C. C. Lewis Cub Scout Garland School Bodcaw P. T. A. Meeting Saenger Navy Donald Martha O'Connor - Hyer Richard Erdman Jim Backus Myrna Hansen Me Cis TE Tate Mullen Foster's Sorbie By James Marlow Associated Press News Firemen’s Auxiliary Fireman's Auxiliary Carrol Yocum Jo Don Webb Jim Cobb Dick Turnage J. F. May Jr Eldon Steadman Martha Ann Osborn Miles Laha Ed Thrash Neil Osborn Odis Sims Edwin Pyle Jy Laha Probers Rap U.S Dorothy DIX Ted Anne Shane Bettr Americas Valley of Mexico Unity Ifornia Los Angeles Ward & Son
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