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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1950

Page

7

Community and club notices fill Hope events

Social and Personal items list meetings for Girl Scout Committee Gardenia Garden Club Pat Cleburne chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy Hope Chapter Eastern Star Alpha Zeta Beta Sigma Phi meetings with pledges shower honoring Mrs A J Cummings Jr and other civic events. Engagement announced for Violet Ross and William Brooks and university commencement graduates listed. Captain James B Kelly admitted to Army hospital.

Pat Cleburne The United Daughters of the Confederacy Zenobia Reed S. L. Reed D., G. Richards W. G. Allison H. J. F. Garrett Alpha Zeta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Jim James South Fine St William Routon Violet Ross William Stoaks Thomas Earl Ross Mary Violet William W. Brooks Zachary Taylor Brooks Blevins Ark Unity Baptist Church James B. Kelly Marian Kelly Southy Walnut Street Hope Army and Navy General Hospital Hot Springs National Park Public Information Office

Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Across Missouri and Hope

Hospital notes report multiple admissions and discharges including Julia Chester and various patients in Hope Missouri. Announcements record new arrivals a son and baby boy births with residents from Kansas City Fulton Branch and Patmos.

Julia Chester Jack Fielding Hope James McCullough Donald Johnson Rt. 1 Chilhowee Missouri William Nesbitt Kansas City Pat Moyers Carol Sue McGinty Ruby Wilson Washington H. E. Sutton Verda H. Powell Patmos

Wife calls MacKiernan spying charge silly

Mrs. Douglas MacKiernan, wife of the American vice consul missing after an overland trek from China, says Communist radio accusations of spying are silly. Washington says the charges are usual propaganda. MacKiernan, 35, from Stoughton, mass., was last heard Sept 27 embarking a hazardous caravan from Sinkiang. Consul Paxton and party reached India in October after crossing the Himalayas. Mrs. MacKiernan, a former journalist, lives in Fairfax with twins and was evacuated in December 1948.

San Francisco Douglas MacKiernan Red Radio Washington State Department Michael McDermott MacKiernan Stoughton Mass China Tihwa Sinkiang Province J. Hall Paxton India Himalayas Sinkiang Fairfax Yihwa Associated Press Tihan Douglas McDermott MacKernan Tihwe Summmer

Coming and Going in Memphis District Social Visit

R. C. Allen with Mrs. Marie Hendrix and Mrs. Emmet Thompson spent Monday in Memphis on business. Mrs. Hendrix and Mrs. Thompson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bressley and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Guerin. Miss Norma Barrow of Washington, D C is visiting her aunt Mrs. John O Dell and Mr. O Dell. College notes report a total of 686 students received.

R. C. Allen Marie Hendrix Emmet Thompson Memphis Hendarix Thompson Bob Bressley Lloyd Guerin Norma Barrow Washington, D. C John O'Dell Mr. O'Dell

Arrests in Rome After Dawn Fascist Raids

Police rounded up 150 youths in dawn raids in Rome on January 30 amid renewed clashes between communists and the Italian fascist movement USM. Authorities say the arrests target suspected fascist tearings and violence following Saturday night confrontations.

Rome USM

Births in Hempstead County Recall Many Names and New Babies

Births in Hempstead County over the past month list numerous families from Hope Patmos Nashville Washington and other towns naming newborn boys and girls. Notable entries include Richard Carroll Linda Kay Patricia Elaine Linda Sue Barbara Irene Rachel Virginia and Polly Jo among others.

Hempstead Orlena Lois Tatum Stamps Richard Carroll Leonard Leta Sanders Hope Linda Kay William Katie Biddle Willian Payne Joe Betty Biddie Patmos Harold Wayne Jesse Dorothy Mann Linda Sue Arthur Patricia Fuller Patricia Elaine Jerry Mildred Cook Bley Mildred Louise George Artie Johnson Dorothy Onette Hubert Anita Monts Anen Clay Morgan Patsy Rowe Morgan William James Rachel Smith Rachel Virginia Grover Kather Thompson Barbara Joe Coy Abbie Breeding John Wyndie Dale Lena Adcock Aryel Jewel Tullis Polly Jo Johnnie Rowe Billie Raye Garland Phyllis Dillard Michael Thomas Delma Sally Downs Iboy Richard Lynn Barbara Mary Hardin Nashville Barbara Irene Roy Helen Jones Sandra Fay Elmo Ruth Robbins Washington Benny Sue Edward Ardella Jones Thomas Larry Pete Ruby Muldrew

End of a Chapter Teases Bond Between Alice and Brent

Alice Pine, secretary to writer Muriel Halleck, grows curious about Brent Halleck and his tense marriage. On a beach visit, Brent’s brooding artistry and wary charm emerge as a storm approaches their coastal home, leading to an intense, unresolved confrontation. The scene closes with a violent midnight thunderstorm and a scream, leaving readers eager for the next chapter.

Jo Palgrave Muriel Halleck Alice Pine Muriel Brent Molly Tremayne Alice Rick Hallecks Stella Brent Halleck Eiber Ares Mr. Hal Long Island Sound Jim Brent Hatleck

AFL Brands Denham Unfit for Government Post

The AFL leadership condemned Robert N. Denham as unfit for his role as general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board after his Washington speech claiming the AFL teamsters union could cripple industries. They argued his remarks breached impartiality and threaten anti labor bias accusations amid Taft Hartley concerns.

Miami Beach Fla American Federation of Labor Robert N. Denham AFL Denham National Labor Relations Board Washington AFL Teamsters AFL Council Wiliam Green Dan Tobin Teamsters Council NLRB

Arkansas Student Cops Honors at Fort Worth Show

Fort Worth Texas January 41 Howard Underwood of the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture won Individual honors in the dairy cattle judging at the Southwestern Exposition show. The story notes corn has been hailed as the most valuable plant in America.

University of Arkansas Dada Montgomery McGuire Prescott Gertrude Clarke White Elise Janet Weisenberger Hope Eurie Hilary Calhoon Fulton Doris Grover Lafferty Patmos Charles Crittenden Stuart Phyllis Williams Victor Glenwood Craine Betty Rene Hamby James William Ramilton John Howard Brunson James Terrell West Cecil Milton Bilile Arkansas Fort Worth Tex Howard Underwood University of Arkansas College of Agriculture America

Dorothy Dix on Childless Couples and Happiness

Dear Miss Dix advises a childless married couple to ignore outside pressure about happiness. She argues personal happiness hinges on individual desires, not others opinions, and stresses staying true to one's own contentment. She notes that fulfillment varies and cannot be measured by having children.

Miss Dix

Dorothy Dix Advice on Childless Marriages and Infidelity

A reader asks about happiness without children and a husband’s repeated night absence. Dorothy Dix explains early marriage often fades after youth, urges empathy, and warns against divorce while noting the impracticalities of single parenting.

Local arrest notice details muddled in neighbor dispute

Fragmentary OCR notes report an arrest related to a neighbor dispute involving persons named Conner and Tom Sewell. The text references engineers and physicians and a Saturday incident near a highway, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear roles, actions, dates, or locations.

A. On Tom Sewell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Girl Scout Hope City Hall Gardenia Garden Club C. CG. Lewis Bob Franklin John Ridghill Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall All Eastern Star A. J. Cummings, Jr Elston Willis Willis Josephine O. H. Mar ‘Cum McNab Yelva Mosler J. R. Kelley Leroy Henry A. E. Slusser Hoy Diudney College Pinky Brimstone Lee CCU Y Jero Mattie Dixon Otis Audrey Peoples Howard Melya Jones M. C Aretha Taylor Lurlie Lillie Peasley Bill Bertha Cole Henry Erma Koontz Nolan Almer Flowers Sallie Pennington Fullton Sammie Luéenda Stuard J.D Mary Phillips Ozan Gin Hoover Verdie Cheatom Willie Nancy Holmes Gilliam Louise James Bernice Golston Melvin Thelma Stuart McCaskill K. C Mandy Wingfield Janice Girtha Waller Buck Mark Lillie Phillips Ner Winston Caldonia Booth Marjorie Woods Elven Cordie Johnson Aie Everlee Maxwell Vatican Tam Dorothy DIX Go. L Texarkana Dorothy Dix Mali Neighb Band Conner Physicia Coniener Puritan Clea Tommies
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