Social and Personal Notes From Hope Arkansas
Community notices list meetings for garden clubs and churches, wedding plans for Carlene Bruner of Hope to Talbot Feild, and a Moran family reunion with many relatives from Hope and Dallas. The piece also covers a large S Samuel family gathering at Fair Park in Hope and numerous local church activities scheduled through June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Samuel
Fair Park
Hope
Samuel
Hempstea County
McNeil
Richard Samuel
Ann
Linda
Roy
Wynne
Suzanne
Magnolia
George
Dock Samuel
DeAnn
Ivan Bright
Barbara
Pat
Lloyd
Rocky Mound
Sidney Samuel
Betty Jean
Richard
Minden
S. B. Samuel
John Maxey
Johnny
Charles Samuel
Charles, Jr
Herbert Samuel
Sammy
Shirley
Los
Minden la
Johnny Samuel
Carlton Samuel
Mike
Peggy
Prescott
Milton Samuel
Sue
Madill
Ola
LeRoy Samuel
Glenn
D. Bailey
Micella Ann
Dale
Harrisburg
Henry Samuel
Sandra
Worth
Hollis Samuel
David
Elston Samuel
Sylvia
Cynthia
Cerl O'Steen
Oma Lee
Bonnie Sue
Myrtle
Darrel
Eugene O'Steen
Coming and Going in Mooring Sport and Beyond
Social notes list visits and travel as Mr. and Mrs. Russell Steed, Frank S. Hearne, Weldon Tillery, Mrs. Warren Hull, Miss Joanna Hull, Sgt. Clyde Messer, Capt. T. B. Koonce, Mrs. Koonce, and others journey between Mooring Sport San Antonio Cocoa Jamestown and Norfolk. Bruner-Feild wedding events and a byers hosted morning party honor Miss Carlene Bruner with magno lia arrangements and a gown pattern gift. guests include family and friends from Sheridan Denver and Wheaton College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Steed
Frank S. Hearne
Percy Sharps
Hospital Notes Admit and Discharges Listed
Hospital notes show Mrs Foy Hammons admitted from Rt 2 Hope and Rebecca Anthony admitted in Hope. Discharged: Mrs R Le Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulla Chester
Foy Hammons
Rt. 2
Hope
Rebecca Anthony
R. le Webb
Dinner Party Honors Miss Carlene Bruner and Talbot Feild
Mrs. Maggie Flowers and grandchildren Ima Lee Smith and Jean Ray attended a seven guest dinner party at the Barlow Hotel hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J W Jones on Sunday at seven. The round table featured a centerpiece of Shasta daisies and Queen Anns lace in a green pottery container with place cards marking each guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hart
Camden
Maggie Flowers
Spring Hill
Ima
Lee Smith
Jean Ray
J.W. Jones
Barlow Hotel
Carlene Bruner
Talbot Feild
Rain Relieves Moisture Deficiency in Some Areas
Heavy showers extended from northern Michigan and Wisconsin through Iowa Kansas and Colorado today relieving a moisture deficiency in parts of the Middlewest. Some dry spots remained but weather bureau said not severe enough to hurt crops. Scattered showers reported in the south with warm humid weather across the eastern half. other regions mostly normal or cool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kansas
Colorado
Middlewest
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Rt 2 Hope Patricia Ann Davis Mrs B Seale and son William Thomas Hope Josephine Admitted Mrs Frances Collier Taylor Ark Miss Geraldine Miller Rt 3 Rosston Discharged Mrs B B McPher son Hope Mr S J Garner Lewisville Branch Admitted Mrs J OQ Pinkerton Willisville Mr C B Horton Stamps Discharged Mrs J C Allen Hope Mrs M J Haynes Hope Beby Thomas Sinclair Hopes Mr Dan Fagan Emmet Rt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt 2
Hope
Patricia Ann Davis
B. BR. Seale
William Thomas
Josephine
Frances. Collier
Taylor, Ark
Geraldine Miller
Rt. 3
Rosston
B. B. McPherson
S. J. Garner
Lewisville
J. OQ. Pinkerton
Willisville
C. B. Horton
Stamps
J. C. Allen
M. J. Haynes
Beby Thomas Sinclair
Hopes
Dan Fagan
Emmet
Intrigue Deepens as Crew Confronts Hidden Motives
Bea accuses George Bascombe of murder amid shipboard schemes over a film deal with Sitwell and Harding. Tensions rise as Mollie, Nona, and Fred maneuver for power while Lilly Warren’s death draws closer to truth. The exchange hints at a planned betrayal and looming confrontation at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Bea
Bascombe
Fred
Wellnough
Nona
Nona McGuire
George Bascombe
Sitwell
Harding
Fred Sillwell
Tim Curs
Lilly Warren
Nana
Ben Cosgrove
Mollie
Sillwell
Malle
Miss Cosgrove
Miguel Oak
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns From The Bell Syndicate
A collection of Dorothy Dix Q and A on social behavior. A timid heiress seeks guidance on romantic risk with a stepfather and a fiancée wonders about marrying a banker and the dangers of his next secretary. Dix counsels kindness over sarcasm and suggests tough, practical steps for love and loyalty.
Middlecaff Wins National Open Tournament
Chicago June 13 Sam Snead failed to seize the National Open title as boyish Cary Middlecoff, 14 pro three years, won with a two over par 206. Heather and Snead tied for second at 287, Turn Gsa and Bobby Locke tied for fourth at 249. Middlecoff benefited from Snead’s costly miscue on the 142 yard final hole as Snead failed to par the last three holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sam Snead
Rick
Cary Middecaoll
Clayton Heather
Snead
Jim Turn- Gsa
Bobby Locke
249
Elise
Memphis
Hales
Heafser
Rev Cooper Returns to Local Church in Hot Springs
The June 13 report covers the Little Rock conference of the Methodist Church closing sessions in Hot Springs with Bishop Paul E. Martin announcing pastoral assignments for the coming year. The conference voted to unite with the North Arkansas Conference, awaiting how the move will proceed. Appointments span Camden, Dumas, El Dorado, Pine Bluff, Texarkana, Stuttgart, and other Arkansas churches with names including First Camden, Fairview, Centennial, and various circuits and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Little Rock
The
Methodist
Paul E. Martin
North Arkansas Conference
Camden
Connor Morehead
Bearden
Robert W. Core
Charles H. Giessen
Cstrrd
Fairview
J. Charles H. Giessen
W. Neill Hart
Chichester
Joe. H. Robinson Dumas
Callon
Ralph Mann
E Dorado
Centennial
Thomas Christie
Edward W. J. Harris
Vantrease Memorial
J.D. Montgomery
Emerson
Fred Mead Fordyce
R.A
Magnolia
C. B. Harris
Marysville
Evaneglism
Alfred,i. Doss
A.C. Carraway
Endowment
R. A. Teeter
Pine Bluff
J. J. Dedman
Almyra Harold Scott
Alzheimer- Wabbaseka
George W. Robertson
Bayou Meta
Palmer Garner
DeWitt van W. Harrell
Gillett Everett Vinson
Good Faith
K. Carthers
Grady - Gould Shine
Joe W. Hunter
Kittle Pral
A.W. Hamilton
Humphrey Sunshine
Little Prairrie
S. W. Mac
Rowell
W.R. Davis
Sheridan-New Hope
Bryan Stephens Sherrill-Tucker
A. I. Jacobs
St. Charles
H. H. Richert
Star City
Eldred Blakeley
Stuttgart
First
W. D. Keeley
Grand Avenue
A. J. Christie
Swan Lake
Claude R. Roy
Whitehall-Sulphur Springs
Edward Hollenbeck
Otto Wi. Teague
V. D Keeley
Arkansas Methodist
Kenneth L. Spore
Texarkana
A. M. Hamilton
Ashdown W
D. Golden Bradley
Garland
O. W. Hoover
Buckner
Myron Peates
Cherry Hum
William D. Gray
Columbia
Grady
Wilson
John ZL Tucker
Dodbridge
W. M. Crow
Foreman
Hall
Hatfield
Lawrence Horatio
Rennet
Lewisville
James ‘A. Sifipgon
Lockesburg
Rey
Harvey
M. Stalard
Mena
Mark F. Vaught
Shady Grove
North Mena
Virgil Bell
Stamps M. I. Scotti Taylor
College
Unclear Unemployment Plan Stirs Washington June
Washington considers a broad unemployment stimulation plan tied to 1949 expansion ideas. Senator Murray promotes a tentative draft to spur business with loans and private expansion, while critics doubt Senate hearings will occur soon as executive action looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Murray
Aft
Senate
Truman
Congress
Elon
Dot
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Federation of Garden Clubs
Paisley School
Tetcay Dune
Hower
Barden Pictures
Tom Muir
Taeeting
First Penecostal’ Church
Okolona c
First Christian Church
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
First Baptist ‘Church
First Baptist Church
Unit Baptist Church
the Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Unity Baptist Church
Mise Bruner
OST
Carl- Bruner
T.C. Crawford
Swatron
Hottor
Hattie Anne Feild
Hotor
Hendrix Spraggins
Naomi Banner
James, Watson
San Antonio
Texas
Gibson Robertson
St. Louis
Missouri
Gordon Kling
Sandstone
Minnesota
Elzabeth Ann Holmes
Sheridan
Arkansas
Thomas J. Webber
David L. Mallory
John H. Cottrell, Jr
Lite Rock
Benjamin F. Springer
Galveston
Remmel Young
T. Smith
P. D. Burton
Dry
James’ William Cantley
Denver
William E. Basye
Jack Bruner
Ford D. Henry
Albert Graves
James H. Pilkinton
All of Hope
Flower Girl
Miss Marilyn
Kaye Downing
S. A
Richard Bruner
W. C Bruner, Jr
Frank Johnson
R. Me LaGrone, Jr
C. R. Cantrell
Aaron, Gene
Phylis Kay
Glenwood
W. W. Pounds
Curtis Moran
Jackie
Weldon Tillery
Dallas
Warren Hull
Joanna Hull
Sgt
Clyde Messer
Japan
T. B. Koonce
Mark M. Buchanan
Betty
Cocoa, Fla
Mr. Buchanan
Marion Buchanan
Mark M. Smyth
Billy Ed Basye
Wheaton, College, Chicago
Guy E. Basye
Braner-Feild
Byers
W. C. Bruner
T. C. Crawford
Hattie Ann Feild
Naomi Bruner
Elizabeth Ann Holmes
B. C. Hyatt
Handrix Spraggins
Dick Watkins
Joly Byers
Colo
ELV
Lou Sunegrers
Blackwave Runners
Joel
Alexis Amashi
Eos
Chueste Hola
Jalan Young
Ben Teieand
Barlow
Hugh Lawetnce Hoon
Sucide
George Huttled
Agnes Firth
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Lonesome Jane
Yrouth
Pee
Tam
Greta
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Middlecaff
Burias
Vicoustioon
A. L. Burns, JR
Acousticon of
AIR
Canton
cHuré Harrison
Gilliam
Inks
Teirester Evangelism
J. A. Simpson
Go Tucker
Grdleway
Alstrict
Dent
Uy Amity Sircuit
Charles
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