Community calendar of church society and club meetings
The Catholic Altar Society hosts an ice cream social at 7 40 am from the Rectory basement public invited. American Legion Amillary meets July 12 at 7 30 pm at Mrs E P O Neals home with pot luck. Business Women Missionary Society of First Baptist meets Monday at 7 44 pm at Mrs Thelma Moores Old Highway 67 East. Tape Wilsiness and Professional Women’s Club gathers at Hotel Barlow at 7 pm Thursday hosted by International Relations committee. Melody Minds convenes at 4 pm at Linda Halberts Walker Street home. Hope Country Club invites the younger crowd to Luck Friday Party July 8 from 8 pm to 1 am with dancing. Bakers Home Demonstration Club meets at Mrs Dale Tohnemaker’s Friday July 9 at 7 30 pm. All members urged to attend.
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Catholic Altar Society
American Legion Amillary
E. P. O'Neal
Business Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Thelma Moore
Old Flighway 67 East
Barlow
Baker Home
Dale Tohnemaker
Coming and Going in Hope and Nearby Areas
Mrs Lottie Coleman of Little Rock visits friends in Hope and Nashville. J C McKeown of Memphis is a business visitor in Hope. A D Rhodes leaves for Navasota Texas for a position with an electrical company. Bud Collier leaves for Little Rock and Memphis on a business trip. Mrs J D Chessir and daughter Jon stay with Chessirs mother. Major Frank Malone leaves Hope for Barksdale then Kirtland Air Force Base New Mexico with family to join later. Byron Hener of Texarkana visits Hope. Charles F Clack departs for Camp Stoneman California for Far East assignment. Clark on 30 day leave with parents. Mrs Ernie Sundberg and children Bobbie and Jan of Dallas visit Hope. Sundberg recalled as Miss Mary Belle Taylor. Mr and Mrs Homer Hill host granddaughter Judy Simmons of Rus.
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Frank Malone
Hope Monday
Barksdale
Kirtland Air Force Base
New Mexico
Malone
Charles F. Clack
Camp Stoneman
Calfornia
Far East
Clark
John Clark
Ernie Sundberg
Yon Bobbie and
Jan
Dallas
Hope
Sundberg
Mary Belle Taylor
Harriman Sent to Iran for Talks on Oil
President Truman dispatches diplomat Harriman to Tehran to seek a salvageable Anglo Iranian oil settlement. He carries no magic plan, aims to probe potential arrangements, and could bring a new approach with fresh authority. Iran may appoint Loy Henderson as ambassador. Mossadegh has shown limited willingness to a court proposal.
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Washington
Hovyverill Harcinan
Howse
Truman
Mohammed Mossadegh
Prunman
Harriman
Hareriman
Norriman
Henry B. Grady
U. S
Iran
Loy Henderson
India
Henderson
Mossadagh
International Court of Justice
Britain
Mossadegh
Hospital Notes Discharge And Admission List
Discharged patients include Mr F S Ditty of Hope and Mrs Milton Hegers and baby Ri of Hope. Ri 4. Robert HR Ruppert of St Louis also discharged. Admitted Mrs Fred Gresham of Hope and Miss Dorothy Fay Fielding MoeCaskeill. Discharged Mr Oscar Boogier of Fullon and Mr Garland Grant Hops.
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F. SS. Ditty
Hope
Robert HR. Ruppert
St. Louis
Milton Hegers
Jogishing
Fred Gresham
Miss Dorthy Fay Fielding MoeCaskeill
Oscar Boogier
Fullon
Garland Grant
Dorothy Dix column offers relationship and manners guidance
Dear Dorothy Dix answers three questions on marriage stress and in law relations. A wife should support a ailing husband and consult his doctor for proper treatment while setting boundaries with neighbors. A girlfriend seeks engagement with boyfriend’s family and learns the value of meeting his kin. Two girls request to be properly courted, with Dorothys advice to insist on being called for and invite men to house events. Golf qualifier Fred Gordy Jr. shoots 81 in Southern Amateur first round. second round set today.
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Dorothy Dis
East
Phin
Ithe
Bear Miss Dix
David
Dorothy Dix
Columbus
Fred Gordy, Jr
Conway
Ark
Dulles Asked About Postwar Ambassador Role
Washington reports John Foster Dulles declined comment when asked if he would serve as the first postwar American ambassador to Japan. The question came at a news conference after Dulles explained the treaty draft made public today. Separately, social notes from Hope and Little Rock mention visits and trips by local residents and families from Arkansas and Texas.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Toapan
Acheson
Dulles
Oldtimers Were Really Tear Jerkers Speech Echoes in Senate History
In a long reminiscence, the piece extols veteran orators like Webster while critiquing modern political debate. It weighs how past figures such as Neely and Borah shaped public discourse, noting the shift from eloquent rhetoric to procedural wrangling and televised appearances.
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Louise Griffin
Melody Miids
Linda Halbert
Walker Street
Hope Country Chub
Gates
Webb Laseter Jr
Paul Lewis
Lottie Coleman
Little ‘Rock
Nashville
J. c. McKeown
Memphis, Tenn
A. d. Rhodes
Navasota
Texas
Vtectrical Company
Bud Collier
Lite Rock
Memphis
J. D. Chessir
Jon
Byron Hener
Texarkana
Hope Wednesday
Homer Hill
Judy Simmons
Rus
Roy Allison Flooring Co
S. Walnut St
Guy Grigg
Mr. Grigg
Martha B. Allison
James Hembree
City Cafe
South Main St
Louis Jourdan
Saenger
Yas
Paradise
Debra Paget
Chandler
FBI
Actian
Wayne Morris
Ool Rialto
Louella Parsons
Louis Calhern
Soap
Louis Ann Calhern
Harding
Warner Baxter
State
Gary Cooper
Hilda
Sue
Dix
P. O. Box
Timea Square Station
New York 18
N. Y
The
Bell Syndicate
Tnc
Sillyile
Rebecca Hobinson
Ola, Ark
Ray Luck
David Griffin
Little Rock
F. D. Henry
Gib Lewis
Hattie Anne Field
Hot Springs
Mrs. Hoyt Rider
Beverly Jane and
Joseph Lee
Houston, Texas
Joe Rider
Bethed
Ube
Ghaats Ao Sens
Webster Uthota Aml Chiy
Senate Speesianeking
Andor
Liberty
Umien
Tri
Lindsey
Pallikker
Ortfory
Matthew Neely
Neely
Senate
Claude Pope Per
Florida Bermeerat
Donety
WSO
Sayator Borah
Senate Larkot
House of Representatives
Pes
Ieney
Bat Meyer
Senate Hyvetnes
Woodrow Wilson
WIT Congress
YER
Goondy, Or
Ata
E Leigh
Associa Arts TS
W. Powder
Rol! LLC
Delmonte Miracle Whip
del Monte and
Libbys
Meat Dept
Oleo
KRAFT
Mid West
Kentucky
Birds Eye
Rnieciiek
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