Local Social Notices And Personal Updates
The page lists church and community events including a February prayer meeting notice, a formal dance honoring Miss Anita Copeland at the V F W Hut attended by about 150 with chaperones named. Visitors return from Fayetteville with degrees, and local residents travel to Austin for Mid winter lectures. Admissions and discharges at the Hope hospital plus newborns announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Copeland
Bobby
Phippin
C. A. Phippin
E. W. Copeland
Clara Osborne
Blair Shefore
Births in Hempstead County Highlight Numerous Newborns
A Hempstead County birth list reports many new arrivals with parents from Hope and nearby towns. Names include Rufus Donald, Nancy Caryl, Floyd Andrew, John Robert, Sandra Louise, Carmie Paulette, Ralph Earl, Judy Carnell, Mary Nona, Bonnie, Dean, Donna, Sylvia Sue, Keenan Charles, Mary Louise, Bonnie, and others amid numerous families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Rufus S
Edith Wilson
Emmet
Rufus Donald
Billie
Viola Laka
Hope
Nancy Caryl
O'Dowell A
Myrtle Clark
Lewisville
Floyd Andrew
John R
Margaret Hamilton
John Robert
Andrew
Ruby Hickey
Sandra Louise
Laura Jay
Avery
Okla
Carmie Paulette
Herbert
Annie Byers
Ralph Earl
Keenan Charles
Leonard
Louise England
Mary Louise
Myrtis Simmons
Raymond
Lee
Phil
Nora Harvel
Bonnie
Dean
Donna Oat
A. J
Laura Kindrick
Sylvia Sue
Non-Wakte
Aaywie
Charlie Clark
Eirl
Hope Grade Schools Radio Programs Highlight Week
Miss Emma Scott of the Arkansas Education Association visited Hope Public Schools to survey a new program setup and will write for the AEA Journal. Week featured two radio programs from Brookwood and Garland schools with students presenting state facts, poems, songs, and safety themes, plus a safety play in January with a courtroom scene and student participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Scott
Arkansas Education Association
Hope Public Schools
Scott
Alicia
Moreh A.E.A. Journal
Hope I
Brookwood School
Owen Atkins
Arkansas
Marlon McQueen
Mary Lewis
Gilbert Foss
Don Bailey
Carl Stanfield
Charles Downs
Margaret Ann Archer
Janet McKenzie
Lenora Meéser
Blanche Chenault Junin
Kay Ray
Mire
Andrews
Garland
Sheila Foster
Joly Cobbler
Oliver Adams Mayen
Billy Joe Schooley
Rufus Herndan
Glenda Huckabee
Mrs. Brown
Brookwood
Falm
Oglesby Junior High
Helen Hall
Garland School
Thomason
Safety Land
David Watkins
Billy Jo Anderson
Billy Hair
Brenda Hamm
Elaine Thomason
Linda Kay
Billy Collis
Ferry McMahon
Jerry Garrett
Ann Cole
Mary Sanford
Robert Alexander
Ginger Wallace
Lynda Herron
Larry Garerett
John Newberry
Pension for City Workers Suggested
Legislation to create a pension fund for all non-uniformed city employees was introduced by Rep. James R. Campbell of Garland as the Arkansas House convened for its fourth week. The bill would finance pensions with a 1-2 mill tax on city property value, require employee contributions, and set minimums of 6000 per year for total disability retirees and 50 per month for widows of line of duty deaths. Retirements could occur after 20 years or at age 60 with 10 years service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Thomasson
Little Rock
James R. Campbell
Garland
Campbell
Wither Department
Prescott church and social notes mark February events
Prescott paper lists a Presbyterian potluck at the church Monday and a Musical Coterie benefit bridge Tuesday at Hotel Lawson with afternoon and evening sessions, prizes, and a 5 cent admission. Wesleyan Guild and Baptist auxiliary meetings are slated, along with wedding plans for Miss Rachel Nolen and John Witt on February 6 at Hebron near Bernice Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesaday
Prescott Musical Coterie
Lawson
Rachel Jean Nolen
Prescott
John Herbert Witt
John T. Witt
Delight
John W. Nolen
Bernice
Hebron Baptist Church
A. A. Thomas
U.S. Army
Hope Civic Improvement Association Not In Bethel Center Project
A letter from a Hope civic group clarifies that the Hope Civic Improvement Association is a non profit Negro civic organization. It states the Bethel A M E Church Youth Center is independent and the association supports it only to aid health education and recreation for all residents, with local officials and businesses praised for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Star
Bethel A.mle. Church
Hope Civile Tmprovement Association
Hope
Hope Civic Improve‘nent Association
Negro Citizens of Hope
Hope Civic Improvement Association
Bethel A.M.E. Church
Berlel A.M. Church
Bethel A.M K
Hope Civic Tim
Provement Association
Hope Civic Im
Mope Chamber of Commerce
Eli Council
Hempstead
Citzens
Arkansas 1949 School Election Date Change Act No. 3
Arkansas lawmakers pass Act No. 3 of 1949 changing school election from March third Saturday to October second Tuesday. Officials question October 1 poll tax deadline to prepare tax books and ballots. The measure aimed to give districts more time to prepare budgets before elections. Also notes Neil Shannon, former Arkansas state police officer, now head of federal Secret Service office in Arkansas, with prior service in Louisville Washington Baltimore and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Little Rock
McMath
House
Rep
L. H.aubry
Mississippi
R. A. Lynch
Poinsell
Senate
Sen
Lee Reeves
Hermitage
Jan
Arkansas State Police
Federal Secret Service Office
Neil Shannon
Grady
Treasury Department
Secret Service
Pine Bluff
Shannon
Louisville
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Truman
Fort Smith Annexation Upheld by Arkansas Supreme Court
Arkansas Supreme Court upholds Fort Smith annexation of 11 square miles despite Oklahoma territory questions. Court rules fixed government survey monuments prevail over courses and distances, with annexed land described by boundary map and corner points. Criminal cases: two affirmed, one reversed, Cameron granted new trial on petit larceny due to prosecuting witness remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Fort Smith
Oklahoma
Sontttt
Supreme Court
Arkansas
High Court
C. Mortensen
Chicago
Garland
Russell Stewart
Sebastian
Mortensen
Arkansas Trust Co
Hot Springs
Ann Hale
Stewart
Muskogee Okla
B. W.cameron
Franklin Siveuit
Kincanno
Kincannon
Cameron
Truman Pre-Ham Action Depends On Week's End
Continued from page one, Truman indicated action could come late this week or early next. He spoke of extending the reciprocal trade program, boosting minimum hourly wages from 40 to 74 cents, or extending export controls.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian Church
Sdamacy
Bernard Dunn
Joe Polk
Frances Miller
Leo Robins
Betty Robins
Fayetteville
Robing
University of Ark
Billy Ruggles
Dallas
Stephen Cook
Austin
Texas
Cook
Austin Theological Seminary
Scott DeLee
Susan
Lan
Leo Robbins
Julia Chester
R. L. Ponder
John Neaston
W. M. Cantley
J. 8
Kaiser
Pere Ant Ey
Adele
Mara
Eve
Scott Chapmanton
Lonnie
Charline Brown
Lucy Jefferson
Gly Warner
Mildred Shaw
Elena
Jayne
D. Jayne
Harry
Reznor
Roper
GENERAL @ ELECTRIC
Harry W. Shiver
Orid
St.Joseph Ach
ST. “agserHirate Glavores
Prescott News
Presbyterian Quarterly
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Joe Smith
Lefia Hays
The
Central Baptist Church
H. H. McKenzie
Wednesday
McKenzie
Clarke White
Gossett
Harald Lewis
Guss McCaskill
Allen Gee Sr
Dallis Atkins
Saxon Regan
Dudley Gordon
Frank Turberville
Jack Harrell
Archie Johnson
Ralph Gordon
Jess Hays
Clifton Arnold
Acotae Christopher
Art Regnici
John Pittman
Tom Cruise
Marcus Justiss
Powell Morgan
Norman Whitaker Jr
J. R. Bemis
Art’. Regnelr
Battle Bemis
St. Louis. Mo
Tom Bemis
Dorothy Yancey
State Teachers College
Conway
Jim Yancey
W. F. Denman
Bill
University of,Arkansas
Satuday
Bernice, la
Rachel Nolen
F. M. Owen
Houston
Meta
Jud Bush of Hope
Gertrude Clarke White
University of Arkansas
A. O. Steed
Rosston
Route Three
Donald Wayne
Cora Donnell Hospital
Marjorie Anderson
Bill Gordon
Herbert Witt
Miss Anderson
E. D. Douglas
Hope Clyb
St. Joseph
Tao
Crescent Drug Store
Hope Basket Company
Hope Basket CO
Whitfield Lodge
Coca-Cola Company
LY Hope
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Phone
Steand
Louisiana Sts
the Coen
Cors Cangany
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