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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1948

Page

5

Social and Personal Notes Highlight Community Meetings

The Social and Personal columns list regular meetings for many groups: Wesleyan Guild at Mrs Roy Stephenson’s home. Circle No 8 of the WSC First Methodist. Circle Four at Mrs Wy Mun. Women’s Aid Society and Presbyterian circles with hosts in various homes. a Methodist church picnic set for July 12. YWA at Hope Baptist Park with dinner at 7. JOY Class at First Baptist church. Winsome Sunday School class annual social. Eastern Star Chapter No 528 gathering with refreshments. Hope Council of Church Women at First Christian hall with State President Mrs Edwin Strauss as speaker. In addition, the Jackson-Talleson wedding at West Presbyterian church featured Miss Mary Start Jackson and William Eis Tolleson with detailed bridal party roles and reception notes. The article preserves period tone and lists multiple hosts, dates, and duties for community groups.

Wesleyan Guild Roy Stephenson Mandenieht Beryl Tenry W.S.C Cistis Urrey Hope Council of Church Women Fillowslip Pirst Christian Church Edwin Strauss Malvern

Jackson-Talleson Rehearsal Dinner Held Saturday Evening

Rehearsal dinner for the Jackson Talleson wedding party was Saturday at seven at the Barlow Hotel with Mrs Dick Watkins and Miss Elizabeth Wilson among hostesses. The four course meal honored the bride and groom elect and included a long white table with rainbow centerpieces and pink tube roses for the bride. Attending were W E Tulesen, Ensign Edwin Jackson, Crit Stuart Jr, Alfred Brannan Jr, and many family members and local noted guests.

Mary Start Tacksor Mes Roo Pally Yotleson Dallas Texas Mimily Wilson Miss Tolleson Miss Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Coussin Andes Bandeus Mys F Hensley Hoor Ned Sue Carrie Bey Hammians Wery Losin Awit Deoksun He Weide Cull Stunet, Jr Charles Wilson Jim Wilson Joe Wilson Hreats McPherson Sey Drances Anne Oi Pardyee Ida Cathe Daniels Presestl Amanda Freese Nashville Janice Tolleson Patsy Miles Hot Springs Orchid Hunnie Prome Grove May Semanderson Jay Tammuns Crit Stuart Alfred Brannan, Jr Ue. Linvlaw Hotel W. Bi. Talloscit W. J. Vollesun Edwin Jackson Charles Wilson, Jr Cook Bill Drake Gill Rowton Johnny Brannan Davi Hanselby Jackson-Talleson Barlow China Mary Stuart Jackson W. E. Tule Lusen Gronm-Eleet C. L. Toleson Polly Lelleson R. E. Jackson Emily Jo Wileson Pay Mamnang, Jr Steve Cook R. L. Gosnell Janice Yalleson D. W. Hensley L. A. Foster Dick Wallins Charlie Wigan Charlie Wilson Jr

Weddings and out of town guests services list

Coming and going notices list attendees from multiple towns for a wedding. Names include Mrs. Tolleson and Taner Tolleson, Mrs. M. E. Tolleson, Mrs. Allen Browns, Dr. Kas of Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Max Walker, and many Arkadelphia, Dallas, Nashville and Little Rock residents. The fragmentary item reads like a social column roll call.

Paushs Acksom Tolleson Stunday Wo Hensley Kas Texas Max Walker Allen Browns M. E. Tolleson Taner Tolleson Din Mickey McSwain Little Rock Martha Helen Russell Mary Jo ecBthea Norma Jean Langley Doxyee Seymour DeMaris Abi Murray Pauline Ambece Arkadelphia Amy Jean Green Melba Gene Tull Buia Hensley Penny Pennington Baba Johnston Frances Ann Atkinson Fordyce Patsy Miles Hat

Social Notes From Prescott and Nearby Towns

Springs, Ida Catherine Daniels of Prescott, Miss Julia Ann Bethea of Hot Springs, and numerous others visit family and friends across Arkansas and Texas. Community members attend events, trips, and a convention, with arrivals and departures noted for hospitals, hotels, and workplaces.

Murder at Sterling House Leads to Poisoned Clue

In a Jersey home a murder unfolds as Miriam Sterling is found dead with a bash to the skull and a poison vial nearby. Marcus Sterling implicated in a theft of his wife's diamond necklace and a $10,000 debt to a racketeer. Detective Talon investigates the crime scene and notes a wall safe opened with a checkbook showing a $10,000 transfer.

Marcus Sterling Osen Harey Bidle Glyst Slovling Eedgecraty Country Club Alon Cus Inter Bloue Miriam Talon Sterling Gable Miriam Sterling Ripley Gus Lieut Talent Dr. Walker Fifty-Seventh Street Central National Bank Walker Talonk Adi Dieey Valent Ming Nelson

Three Local Women Arrested After Fight Downtown

Three Topeka women were arrested Saturday afternoon after a downtown fight on South Walnut Street. The group involved included Mrs. Resse Gibson of Patmos area, Mrs. Mildred Jackson, sister of Bodean, and Matlealt Story. They were charged with assault and battery and each posted $10 cash bonds.

Bouth Walnut Street Tope Tex Resse | Gibson Patmos Matlealt Story Mildred Jackson Asap Bodean Palrotmin Pedron

Mrs. Rexroat Dies at 49 Buried Monday

Mrs Rexroat, age 49, died and was buried Monday after funeral services at Hem don-Conellis Funeral Meme. Reverend St. Paul officiated at Rose Cemetery. Survived by two sons Wade and Tom of Hope, three daughters Mrs. George Carr of Wondriver TL, Mrs Vaughn Moarr of Texarkana Ark, Mrs Toe Crowder of Abilene Texas, a brother George Milner of Cane Mh, two sisters Myrtle Minuit of Cane TM, and nine grandchildren.

Hemdon-Conellis St. Paul Toldridue Bitiad Din Rose Shy Gars Witie Tont Hope George Carr Wondriver Vaughn Moarr Texarkana Ark

Giant and dwarf growth disorders analyzed by doctor

Dr Jordan explains giantism and dwarfism as diseases tied to hormone imbalances. Pituitary growth hormone disruption causes excessive height or stunted growth. Some dwarfs are proportioned. midgets denote small size with proportionate limbs. Treatments remain limited and hormone therapy is not a guaranteed fix. The column notes it cannot answer every reader question.

Edwin FP Jordan M.D NEA Tiana Bio Howeve Pers Joxide Jemud

Elliott Roosevelt Held on Second Speeding Charge

Elliott Roosevelt is reported held on a second speeding charge. The fragmentary copy references legal action and names several individuals and places, indicating ongoing traffic offense proceedings.

Elliott Roosevelt

Dorothy Dix Teen Age Advice Reconsider Love

A reader asks if a 18 year old should break with a drinking 22 year old and doubts early love. Dorothy Dix advises waiting for Mr Right, avoiding hasty marriage, and testing emotions before commitment, warning that a drinker is an unsafe risk and urging reflection on age and compatibility.

Dorothy Vere Toy Adame Anarey T Krow

Woman Challenges Chirpopodist Over Billing

A patron exits a chirpopodist shop in a heated exchange, accusing the practitioner of misrepresenting services while demanding restitution. The confrontation highlights the dispute over charges and the practitioner's claimed qualifications.

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