Wedding Wormabless and charity events headline Hope society
Friday society items note a Wormabless Wedding fundraiser by Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion at Hope City Hall with proceeds to March of Dimes, plus a Lilac Garden Club pie supper, and multiple club meetings. Other items include a Rose Garden Club report, a Hope Country Club bridge luncheon, and local graduates.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
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American Legion
Hope City Hall
March of Dimes
Lilac Garden Club
DeAnn
T the March of Dimes
Irvin Burke
Weekend Guests Gather From Arkansas Colleges and Local Homes
Ceming and Going Bob Hyatt of Arkansas College will be weekend guest of his mother Mrs. BOC Hyatt. Mrs. Charles Scott and Mrs. Robert Yarbrough of Present hosted Thursday visitors. Max Murphy of Ole Miss and Mr and Mrs C Murphy of Suter Texas visited with their parents Mr and Mrs Henry C Murphy and Mrs 5 Dudney of Washington. Miss Cullen Cafer Macy Ferguson Nell Coffee and Margie Lou May spend weekend in Shreveport. Robert G Cook minister of Hone Church of Christ returned from lectureship at David Lipscomb College with Mrs Cook and daughter Mrs Rubert Roach and Mr Roach of Hugo Oklahoma. My and Mrs Floyd Crank returned from visit with Jack Crank in Ruston and attended Ruston Tech commencement. Mrs J T Butler Billy Joe Butler and little Miss Sue Bromfield left for Harrisburg to visit relatives. A S Westbrook of Monticello A and M College weekend guest of his parents. Norma Jean Franks Nilda Dean Compton and Emily Ja Wilson of Henderson State Teachers College spend mid term holidays here. Hospital Notes Branch Admitted Master Johnny Shape-
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Robert G. Cook
Hone Church of Christ
David Lipscomb College
Nashville
Tennessee
Cook
Rubert Roaeh
Roach
Church of Christ
Hugo
Oklahoma
Norma Jean Franks
Nilda Dean Compton
Emily Ja Wilson
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Centerville Home Demonstration Clubs Meet In January
Local clubs held January gatherings at various homes with devotionals songs and prayers. Members recited creeds answered roll calls named leaders elected for the year and enjoyed refreshments and games. New members joined and future meetings were scheduled at listed host homes.
Hopewell Home Demonstration Club Names 202? Leaders
The Hopewell Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Geelf Bittle’s home. After devotional and prayers, the group voted $25 to March of Dimes. Leaders were named for year in garden, poultry, dairy, clothing, foods, child development, home management, and more. New member Mrs. J. B. Yarberry welcomed. social hour, dessert plate, prize drawings noted. Damaging note on mice and hay usage mentioned.
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Melrose
Othn Roberts
J. Beard
Lorraine Blackwood
H. & Patterson
Grng
Arkansas
Ives
Merchant
Bens
Hopewell
C. B. Hodnett
John Keck
J. H. Taylor
Joe Keck
NeilQsborn
Home Industries
J. E. Yarbercy
Leslie Honeycutt
Theo Long
Osborn
Neil Osborn
J. BE. Yarberry
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Note Fragment
Fragmentary notes show admissions and discharges including Mrs Tagen Cole and Mrs J Sutton in Oregon, Mrs Hamilton and Calamani, with patients Hope Mary Beck Julia Chester and Mrg Noel Warren Discharged. Other names appear incomplete.
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Hope
Noel Warren
Lucien Abraham
Mary Beck
Julia Chester
Tagen Cole
Eves Oregon
J. ©. Sutton
A Hamilton
Calamani
Wiken
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns On Cooking And Romance
Advice columns from Dorothy Dix discussing learning to cook, maintaining marriage happiness through feeding the husband, and handling a fiancé who flirts with other women. Includes guidance on self teaching via cookbooks, newspapers, and practical tips, plus a reader query about a guest with children wreaking havoc.
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Miss Dix
Rookie Sheriff Captures Four Gunmen
Sheriff Guthrie Goodwin, 26, and Marshal Lloyd Clouse fought four alleged gunmen after a Dallas police shooting. Robert Johnson and J. W. Johnson were among the suspects, with Margiq Johnson and Bill Pomery also detained. The clash left one officer wounded and led to arrests in Jonesboro.
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Havedy
Bayber
Dallas
Guthrie Goodwin
Goidwin
Robert Johnson
Goodwin
Johnson
Lloyd Clouse
Guthrie
Margiq Johason
Robert
Bill Pomery
Johnsons
Poimery
Lamont
Clouse
Altance
Jonesboro
War’ Tanta
Jonesborn
Harold Dawson
Johnny Sides
Sides
Arkansas House Boosts Resolution On Administration Stance
Lille Rock, Jan. 2 The Arkansas House rose in approval of a resolution to record its stance as neither for nor against Governor McMath's administration. Rep. Jack Shelton noted a misconception that Rep. Cash’s win was anti administration and reported the chamber’s neutral record.
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Lille Rock
Arkansas House
Nerther
McMath
Jack Shelton
Drew County
Cash
Charles Cash Yesterda
George Says India Making Big Gamble
Washington reports Prime Minister Nehru of India is making a tremendous gamble by opposing American efforts to brand Red China as an aggressor in Korea. The veteran diplomat argues that Chinese Communists, with or without Russian involvement, may overextend themselves and exhaust their strength before reaching a settlement.
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Washington
Sun
George Ud-Gaanld le
Nehru
Todia
Koyou
Italia
Korea
Indochina
Burma
Tibet
House pledges fair bill merit over source amid budget clash
Lawmakers applaud Speaker Shelton as they vow to review welfare and education investigations on their merits. The House declares intention to clear the air and insist on evaluating each bill by its own merits, not by origin.
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House
Shelton
House of Representatives
25 Years Ago Today From Files of Star of Hope
A Chamber of Commerce president wrote directors urging a special meeting to discuss funding and membership for the year. The letter argues the town needs a native organization now more than ever and calls for decisive action to avoid failure.
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Star of ‘Hope
Nope Chamber of Commerce
W. ¥. Foater
Roster
Tie Town
U S Leaders Debate Korea Tone and United Nations Roles
The article reports on U S policy debates over Korea and the Chinese Reds, with President Truman urged to seek a multilateral approach at a major powers conference. It notes Baker, Acheson briefing plans, and a Senate Foreign Relations Committee subcommittee examining questions tied to Indian aid and wheat shipments.
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United Nations
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Truman
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Fragmented War Era Rhetoric Scrambled Across Source Text
The readable segments show a chaotic discourse about policy, America’s stance on China, and potential military action. Named figures and concrete terms are sparse, but hints of a presidential address, national unity, and opposition to certain foreign threats appear amid garbled lines.
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Melody Maids
Carolyn Story
W. A. Williams
South Main Street
First Presbyterian
Ehareh
W.8.c.s. Mission Study
First Methodist Church
Cinute Theery
East Lth
Tillery
Fulton Rose Garden Club
Fulton Rose Garden Channel
J. £. Gdom
J. K. Marre
Chester] Anderson
Herbert Cox
J. C. Orton
Charles Rowland
Revon Elusion of
Country Club
Bridge
Lunchton
Walter Sima
Roger Smith
Hope Country Club
Valentine
Elu
Moody Willig
Rufus Herndon Jr
C. C. Lewis
Cleo Echols
Jett Black
H. W. McMillan
Claude Erwin
Newport
Charles Scott
Robert Yarbrough
Prescott
Clarence Walker
R. H. Walker
Valley Forge
Seventh Fleet
U.S. Navy
Jack D. Crank
Ruston
Louisiany
Louisiana Tech
Jannuary
Mr. Crank
Mrs. Bloyd Crank
City
Troy
Bnomias
Williams
Rensselaer Polytech
Bath
Civil Engineering Corps
U. S. Navy
Rensselaer
Chi Epsilon
Tau Betu Pi
National Engineering Group
Alvah 5. Williams
Sith Ely, Street
U. S. Naval Academy
Aunapolis, Md
Ceming
Bob Hyatt
Arkansas College
Imother
Boc. Hyatt
Charles Wylie
Max Murphy
University of Mississippi
Oxford
C. Murphy
Suter Texas
Ind
Henry C. Murphy
5. Dudney
Cullen Cafer
Macy Ferguson
Nell Coffee
Margie Lou May
Shreveport
Floyd Crank
Jack Crank
Louisiana
Ruston ‘Tech
J.T. Butler
Billy Joe Butler
Little Miss Sue Brom
Field
Texarkana
Harrisburg
A. Westbrook
Monticello A. & M. College
8. Westbrook
Hospital Notes
Johnny Shape
Nee
Roy Rogers
Centerville
D. L. Faught
Carl Richards
Alma Lee = Sanders
Iva Lee Dais
Sid Skinner
Hinton
C. A. Brown
Berlin Jones
Home Demonstration Club
Brown
Stella Adams
G. H. Black
Columbus
J. C. Cox
Joe Hicks
L. K. Boyce
J. P. Webb
T. M. McCorkle
Hicks
W. P. Webb
K.M. Reed
K. L. Boyce
United States
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Sean Cone
Dorothy DIX
Migs Dix
Endecides
Joany
Sally
Mary
Jane
Childern
Spain
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Britain
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India
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Erie
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