Calendar SOCIETY Meetings Scheduled In June Social
Betwen BA M and Tuesday June 5 the Lilac and Dahlia Garden Clubs announce a joint business meeting at Mrs B W Edwards home Tuesday evening June 5 Firemen Auxiliary meets Tuesday June 5 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Earl Harvey 321 Johnson Street Mrs Dee Turmmage June 7 OES banquet honoring Worthy Grand Matron Sarah Irving at Barlow Hotel Thursday June 7 4 30 with Hope Bradley Stamps and Lewisville as hostesses followed by a Masonic Hall meeting Tickets via Miss Jack Porter or Creon Laseter Club meets
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B. W. Edwards
Guneath
Firemen's Auxiliary
Earl Harvey
Johnson Street
Dee Turmmage
Sarah Trving
Barlow Hotel
Hope
Bradley
Stamps
Lewisville
Masonic Hall
Jack Porter
Bake Sale and Church Meetings Set For June
On Saturday June 9 the Willing Workers and the Senior W M A of Unity Baptist Church sponsor a bake sale in the former Joe's City Bakery building at 5 Main St with deliveries by Mrs. Jesse Sidelair and Mrs. L C Kennedy. Also on June 11 all circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church meet at 4 p m in the church recreation room where Mrs. Cecil Weaver gives the devotional and Mrs. J W Perkins presents a summary of missionary activities from the past year. Recommendations will be voted on as the new church year opens.
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W. M. A/s of
Unity Baptist Church
Joe's City Bakery
Main St
Jesse Sidelair
L. C. Kennedy
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Cecil Weaver
J. W. Perkins
Notice V 7 W Auxiliary Meeting Postponed
The V 7 W Auxiliary meeting set for Tuesday night June 5 is cancelled. A high game at Hope Country Club on Tuesday has been postponed one week. Sale 12, hosted by Mrs. R T White for Circle 41 W S C 8. Circle I met Monday June 4 at 9 30 a m at Mrs. White's home, opening with the Lord's Prayer.
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Hope Country Club
Duns S
Sale
R. T. White
Circle
W.S. C
Circle I
Unity Baptist Auxiliary and Garden Party Highlights
Unity Baptist Auxiliary met June 4 with nine members. prayers, a devotion from Galatians, and a lesson followed by a “His Offering” reading. The Rose Garden Club revived a garden party at Garrett Story’s gardens with 22 attendees enjoying punch, cookies, and garden tours. Circle 3 met at B Koonce’s home with 19 members. dues paid, William Law life points discussed, and an impressive pledge service concluded with angel food cake and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Baptist Auxiliary
Willing Workers
Unity Baptist Church
Edward Lane
JL. C. Kennedy
Garrett Story
Rose Garden Club
Carolyn Story
Ann Adams
James Meyers
Aline Johnson
Cecil Weaver
S. L. Murphy
Haskell Jones
Byron Hefner
Cecil Bite
Koonce
C. S
B. Koonce
Harbin
John Hartsfield
Green
William Law
Coming and Going Miss Helms Returns Home
Miss Diane Helms returned home after visiting Arkadelphia with Miss Johanna Gooch. They attended the Carl Perkins Show in Little Rock and spent the weekend at Lake Hamilton.
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Diane Helms
Arkadelphia
Johanna Gooch
Carl Perkins
Little Rock
Lake Hamilton
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Summary
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for patients in Hope and surrounding areas. Patients admitted include Joe Thompson, Corne lius Hope, Cora Turner at Texarkana, and Ruth Ellis Rt. 4 Hope. Discharges include Mrs Farley Davis and baby girl, Mrs Roy Beck, Mrs Mable Long in Nashville, Mr Robert Rogers in Patmos.
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Hospital Notes Memorial
Joe , Thompson
Hope
Carrigan Cornelius
Cora Turner
Texarkana
Igam
Farley Davis
Branch
Ruth Ellis
Rt. 4
Roy Beck
Mable Long
Nashville
Robert Rogers
Patmos
Virus theory of cancer gains Nobel laureate support
Nobel Prize winner Wendell M. Stanley, UC virologist, argues viruses may cause most cancers including human, urging a new anti cancer push. He says evidence supports a non contagious cancer itself but activating factors like aging or hormones. Conference attendees include 1,200 scientists from the United States and 23 foreign countries.
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Detroit
Hurman
Wendell
M. Stanley
University of California
Dr. Stanley
Stanley
United States
National Cancer Institute
American Cancer Society
Laboratory
Virus Research
California
Adams announce birth of baby girl on June fifth fifty six
Mr and Mrs C C Adams announce the arrival of a baby girl born on June 5, 1956. Also listed are John Couch and baby Hope, Mrs Sid Houston and Hope, baby Gantt, and Blevins as related acquaintances or witnesses to the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Couch
Hope
Sid Houston
Gantt
Blevins
C. C. Adams
Battle over pet dog ends with ban from city
In Los Angeles a dispute involving John Shinners and his dog led to both being escorted from the city. Authorities ordered them to stay away after Shinners was found intoxicated in a car, with the dog present as a misdirected focal point of the incident.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John
Shinners
Shines
Suspicious Husband Urged to Stop Actions in Iowa Front Yard
Chicago court ordered Edmund Clark to cease peering at cars, jotting numbers, and asking children questions about a supposed robbery in front of Mrs Clark. The case involved alleged stalking and irregular behavior seen around their home, with the judge noting troubling patterns.
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Chicago
Superior Court
Harry
Edmund E Clark
Jaig Ng
Ioeka
Clark
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Will
Creon Laseter Club
Saenpser
Columbia Picture
Stailey
Mary Murphy
Robert Keith
Petting Party
Glenn Ford
Dorothy McGuire
Ratael
Huan Hernandez i
Candora
Italy
Marcy Lee
Marcy-Lee
KXAR
Hove
Saenger
Lloyd Collier
Arkansas
Alfri
iTehcock
Hope Drive-In
Hwy
Gharaton
Heston
Julie Adams
Pias Honey Free
Monkey Village
C. V. Nunn
John Vesey
H. O. Kyler
Christ
Hiane
ROY Anderson Insurance Agency
Main St. Hope, Ark
Roy Anderson
Mary S, Evans George Frazier
Baby
Wardison
Albon L. Blakeslee
AP Science Reporter
Lewis—Mclarty's
Misses, Jr
Paul Sachs Reich Manford
Marcy Lee Mize
Martha Manning
Helen Powell
Dodge
Bonneville
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Hascar
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