Church and club notices for July events
Calendar listings show the Wesleyan Service Guild picnic at Mrs Elmer Browns July 11 at 7 PM. First Baptist Business Women's circle meets July 11 at 7 45 PM in the Educational Building with Mrs Thelma Moore and Miss Velma Goss hosting. Firemen's Auxiliary meets July 11 at 7 PM at Fair Park. July 12 L L L SS Class and Ambassador SS Class hold meetings at 7 30 PM in homes of Mrs W R Mosley and Mrs Wade Warren with co host. July 14 Hope B P W Club picnic and white elephant sale at Mrs George Hosmer home at 7 PM. transportation via Miss Rosa Harrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Elmer Brown
Business Woman’s Circle No. 1
First Baptist Church
Thelma Moore
Velma Goss
W. R. Mosley
E. 13
Wade Warren
Ivy Mitchell
Hope B. P. W. Club
George Hosmer
Rosa Harrie
Local Club Meetings Update and Cancelations
Notice lists: Game night canceled on Tuesday July 12. Dahlia Garden Club meeting postponed from Friday July 15 at Mrs A C Ball’s home to July 22. Duplicate Bridge Club gathers tonight July 11 at 7 30 in Mrs Byron Hefner’s home 915 South Elm Street. Lana Thompson hosts Jr GA meeting with Josephine Skaggs Jr GA at First Baptist Church. gathering held at Thompson home at 3 00 with program presented.
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Dahlia Garden Club
A. C. Ball
Duplicate Bridge Club
Byron D. Hefner
South Elm St
Lana Thompson
Josephine Skaggs Jr
First Baptist Church
Trick Golfer Yogi to Perform at Hope Country Club
World renowned trick golfer Yogi, billed as the world’s greatest entertainer, will appear at Hope Country Club on Friday July 15. He offers a regular nine hole match with local Jimmy Smith at 4:00 pm and a trick shot exhibition at 6:00 pm, with proceeds aiding the UK Youth Center.
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Yogi
Hope Country Club
Jimmy Smith
UK Youth Center
Ben Hogan
Sam Steed
Yuki
Braying Like a Jack: Clark’s Hog Call Gains Local Fame
Clark, famed for his distinctive hog call, boasts natural advantages and a brother who can bray loudly. He notes pigs should hear the cry from a mile away and predicts reaction, though no national contests exist for braying.
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Clark
Ward members plan swimming party and picnic
During the social hour refresh ments were served to the 12 members present. A swimming party and picnic was planned for Friday as part of the ward activity agenda.
Hope Residents Attend Funeral of W. E. Boehmar in Texarkana
Personal mentions list attendees from Hope at the funeral services for W. E. Boehmar in Texarkana on Friday. Attendees include Rev. Virgil Keeley Mrs. Owen Nix Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sangalli Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Trout Mrs. F. J. Burroughs Mr. and Mrs. Grover Thompson and Frank Ramsey. Boehmar is father of Mrs. Eugene Jines of Hope.
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Hope
W. E. Boehmar
Texarkana
Virgil Keeley
Owen Nix
Charlie Sangalli
A. R. Trout
F. J. Burroughs
Grover Thompson
Frank Ramsey
Boehmar
Eugene Jines
Coming and Going in Local Social Notes
Mrs. H. M. Daniels of Chicago visits Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs and Mr. Hanegan. 1st Sgt. C. W. Arnett and family depart for Fort Smith after visiting parents. Mrs. L. A. Arnett to visit in New Hampshire with daughter Carolyn. Arnett to accompany as far as St Louis. B. W. Springs and Wilson Springs with Betty of Brentwood California visit locals. Marjorie Hunt returns from California.
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Mrs. H. M. Daniels
Chicago, Ill
W. Lester Hobbs
H. L. Hanegan
C. W. Arnett
Mary Ann and
Bill Jr
Fort Smith
Sgt. Arnett
L. A. Arnett
Foster Avenue
L. A. Arnett, Sr
Laconia
New Hampshire
Carolyn
Mr. Arnett
Mrs. Arnett
St. Louis
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcement
Admitted list includes Leonard R. Mc Clane John G. Gilbert from Hope and Charles Ghormley Harvey Foster from Emmet Rt. 1 and Mrs Herbert Byers. Discharged Claud O'Steen Joe Hall from Kennett Missouri and a baby boy born July 7 1955 to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Byers.
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Leonard R. McClane
Hope
John G. Gilbert
Charles Ghormley
Emmet
Rt. 1
Harvey Foster
Herbert Byers
Claud O’steen
Joe Hall
Kennett
Missouri
Dear Miss Dix Advice Columns on Youth Dilemmas
A 15 year old asks about a social gap with a wealthy contender and the Miss Dix advisor praises her balance and suggests moving on. A peer romance, a male confidant role, and end of the relationship are outlined with practical dating guidance. A 41 year old mother laments funds after a spouse’s death and the adviser urges independence and a new look.
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Miss Dix
Dan
E. M. Wer
Hog calling champion warns hogs hear loud voices
A veteran hog caller, Clark, 43, emphasizes a strong er voice and rhythmic cry like Piggy piggy 0-0-0-0-oh heeee to reach penned and distant hogs. He recalls farm life, work as a blacksmith, six children, and notes hog calling is a vanishing art amid changing hog management.
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Clark
Shorts
Alcoa
U S Education Office Estimates U S Engineers Output
The Office of Education estimates the United States graduates about 10,000 engineers annually, versus around 50,000 in Russia, highlighting a large gap in engineering production between the two nations.
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U. S
Schools Face Revenue Pinch as State Aids Decline
Hudson warns full $29.7 million state aid to schools may not cover needed costs after debt repayments and dwindling district balances. Tax changes and tax reform could be vote bound, while county assessments fall and state aid expected to drop, prompting many supervisors to consider cutting the term from nine to eight months.
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Hudson
Education Department
Associated Press
Coy Logan
Carroll County
Fulton County
C. E. Morris
Logan
Girl Kidnaping Stirs Sioux City as Police Probe Opens
A two year old girl named Donna Sue Davis vanished from her crib in a Sioux City duplex last night while her parents watched television. Police report no motive and no family trouble. A neighbor said he chased a man with a bundle near the Davis home but lost him. The child wore pink pajamas.
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Sioux City
Iowa
James Davis
Donna Sue
Davis
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Capt
Rispolje
Laif Sjeldos
Sjeldos
George Berger
Davis House
Integration at Hoxie marks peaceful desegregation in Arkansas
In Hoxie Arkansas enrollment of 25 Negro students in the first desegregation at the consolidated school proceeded without trouble. Superintendent K E Vance said the mixing with over 1,000 white students was handled in a normal manner. The town of 1855 sits near Walnut Ridge which remains segregated.
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Hoxie
Arkansas
K. E.vance
Supreme Court
Vance
Ho Aie
Walnut Ridge
A. W. Rainwater
Unclear OCR fragment from a historical page
Fragmentary text shows unclear phrases about doubt and an event, referencing a person named Vance and a Ho element. No coherent facts, dates, places, or entities clearly identified.
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