Community clubs and social notices fill Hope city week
Social diary lists Girl Scout meeting at Hope City Hall 2:30 PM Wednesday Gardenia Garden Club hosts Mrs C C Lewis at 2:30 PM Wednesday Fat Cleburne UDC chapter meets 2:30 PM Thursday at Miss Zenobia Reed home Hope Chapter 228 Order of the Eastern Star gathers 7:30 PM Thursday Masonic Hall Alpha Zeta Beta Sigma Phi meets 8 PM Thursday at Mrs Jim James home pledges program held prior at Mrs William Routon’s, 113 South Pine St. Also shower for Mrs A J Cummings Jr and engagements include Mary Violet Ross to William W Brooks with March wedding planned. Hospital notes record several admissions and discharges plus birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Verde H Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleburne
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Zenobia Reed
L. Reed
D. G. Richards
W. G. Allison
H. J. F. Garrett
Hope
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
All Eastern Star
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Jim James
South Pine St
William Routon
Violet Ross
William Brooks
Thomas Earl Ross
Mary Violet
William W. Brooks
Zachary Taylor Brooks
Blevins
Ark
Unity Baptist Church
Dulle Chester
Jack Fielding
James McCullough
Donald Johnson
Rt. 1
Chilhowee
Missouri
William Nesbitt
Kansas City
Pat Meyers
Carol Sue McGinty
Ruby Wilson
Washington
H. E. Sutton
Verde H. Powell
Patmos
Births in Hempstead County Last Month
Health officials record numerous newborns across Hempstead County with dozens of families in Hope and surrounding towns welcoming boys and girls. Notable entries include Richard Carroll, Linda Kay. Linda Sue. Patricia Elaine. and Barbara Irene among others.
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Hempstead
Whitea Ovlen
Lois Tatum
Richard Carroll
Leonard
Leta Sanders
Hope
Linda Kay
William
Katie Biddle
William Payne
Joe
Betty Biddle
Patmos
Harold Wayne
Jesse
Dorothy Mann
Linda Sue
Arthur
Patricia Fuller
Patricia Elaine
Jerry
Mildred
Cook
Blevins
Mildred Louige
George
Artie Johnson
Polly Jo
Johnnie Rowe
Thomas Larry
Ruby Muldrew
Dero
Mattie Dixon
His
Audrey Peoples
Howard
Melva Jones
vHope
M. C
Aretha Taylor
Lurlie
Lillie Pessley
Fulton
Josephine James
Hertha Cole
O. H. Mar
Cum
McNab
Henry
Erma Koontz
Veiva Mosier
R. Kelley
Nolan
Almer Plowers
Leroy Henry
Roy
Sallie Pennington
Fulbaby Bay
Sammie
Lucenda Stuard
Washington
J. D
Mary Phillips
Ozan
Hoover
Verdie Cheatom
Willie
Nancy Holmes
Gillam
Louise James
Prescott
Bernice Golston
Melvin
Thelma Stuart
McCaskill
K. C
Mandy Wingfield
Lanie
Girtha Waller
Buck- Hope
Lillie Phillips
Ner
Winston
Caldonia Booth
Marjorie Weeds
Juvee
Cordi¢ Johnson
Dee
Everlee Maxwell
Coming and Going RC School Guests in Memphis
RC Allen traveled Monday to Memphis on business, hosted by Mrs. Mario Hendrix and Mrs. Emmet Thompson who entertained guests Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bresster and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Guerin. Norma Barrow of Washington visiting aunt Mrs. John O'Dell. A total of 686 students received.
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RC. Allen
Mario Hendrix
Emmet Thompson
Memphis
Henddrix
Thompson
Huestis
Bob Bresster
Lloyd Guerin
Norma Barrow
Washington, Bc, C
John O'Dell
Mr. O'Dell
Branch Admitted and Discharged at Hope
Mrs A E Slusser of Hope was admitted to the branch and later discharged, with Mrs Roy Dudney noted in the discharge record.
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A. E. Slusser
Hope
Roy Dudney
MacKiernan's Wife Defends Charge As Silly Spy Accusation
Mrs. Douglas MacKiernan, wife of the American vice consul believed missing after a hazardous trek from Tihwa, calls the Red charge of spying against him silly. Washington officials dismissed the claim as tripe while noting the perilous journey toward India via the Himalayas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Douglas MacKiernan
Chinese Red Radio
Washington
State Department
Michael McDermott
Usta
Tripe
Communist Radio
MacKiernan
Stoughton
Mass
China
Tihwa
Sinkiang
J. Hall Paxton
India
Himalayas
Fairfax
Yihwa
Associated Press
Tihan
Douglas
McDermott
MacKerran
Saiety
Police round up 150 youths in dawn fascist raids
In Rome, January 30, police arrested about 150 youths suspected of fascist leanings in dawn raids. The action followed clashes Saturday night between communists and members of the fascist Malian Social Movement ISM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Malian Social Movement
ISM
AFL denounces Denham as unfit for gov job
Irked by Robert N. Denham’s Washington speech the American Federation of Labor council calls him unfit for his role as general counsel of the national labor relations board. The AFL accuses him of bias and warns against anti trust actions against unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
American Federation of Labor
Robert N. Denham
AFL
Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Washington
AFL Teamsters' Union
AFL Council
William Green
Dan Tobin
Teamsters
NLRB
Arkansas Student Cops Honors at Fort Worth Show
Howard Underwood of the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture won top honors in the dairy cattle judging at the Southwestern Exposition show in Fort Worth Texas. The report notes corn as a highly valued plant in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Fort Worth
Tex
Howard Underwood
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
End of a Chapter and By Edwin Butt
Alice Pine, secretary to Jo Palgrave real life Muriel Halleck, grows curious about Brent Halleck as a stormy beach afternoon reveals tension. Brent’s sardonic demeanor hides inner discontent while Alice views Rick, the Hallecks’ adopted son, with growing interest. A violent midnight thunderstorm ends a tense scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Palgrave
Muriel Halleck
Alice Pine
Muriel
Brent
Maisy Tremayne
Alice
Rick
Hallecks
Stella
Mr. Hal
Sam
Long Island Sound
Brent Halleck
Alin
Childless Couple Questioning Happiness and Children
Dorothy Dix reassures a married couple in their 30s that happiness is personal and not dependent on having children. She warns against letting others’ opinions dictate their sense of fulfillment and urges them to decide their own happiness despite social pressure.
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Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix Advice on Early Marriage and Happiness
Dear Dorothy Dix discusses childlessness and happiness, noting many joy-filled marriages lack children. A reader, 22 and married three years with a two-year-old, laments her husband's nightly outings and suspicions of infidelity. The columnist warns early marriage often tires, advises patience, and cautions against divorce to avoid worse hardship.
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Dorothy Dix
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C. C. Lewis
Bob Franklin
John Ridghill
4. J. Cummings, Jr
Elston Willis
A. J. Cummings, Jr
Willis
Eliza Willis
Bobby Faye
Charlene
Lyreen Burke
Glynn McDonald
University of Arkansas
Jada Montgomery McGuire
Gertrude Clarke White
Elise Janet Weisenberger
Eurie Hilary Calhoun
Doris Grover Lafferty
Charles Crittenden Stuart, Jr
Phyllis Williams
Victor Glenwood Craine
Betty Rene Hamby
James William Hamilton
John Howard Brunson
James Terrell West
Cecil Milton Bittle
James E. Kelly
Mariah Kelly
South Walnut Street
Army and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs National Park
Sabre Information Office
Tony
College
West
Howard Duff
Pororay
Sasusbiaicnie Petan
Brimstone
Toma
America
Jbim
Ata
Vatican
Edwin Butt
Gome
Warren
C.c
Tetathetia
Beedliss
Dorothy
Dis
Old Maid ¢Lays
Childre
Mike
Bells Syndicate
West Point
Portland
Tommies
New Man