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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1954

Page

5

Society News Highlights From Texarkana Church, Clubs

The Kathleen Mallory Circle meets at 702 South Hervey at 7 30 PM Tuesday with Mrs Earl Bailey. Order of Rainbow for Girls meets at the Masonic Hall at 7 30 PM Tuesday for a formal installation. Ope Country Club luncheon bridge for June 24 is canceled. W S C Circle 3 gathers June 28 at 7 30 PM at Mrs Mary Hamm's home. presenter Mrs Fred Johnson speaks on Discipleship and a skit titled Service for Others will be performed by nine members. Also noted is Mr Ira Boyett’s birthday dinner at Fair Park with guests including Elwyn Boyett, the Hood family, the Hamiltons, and others.

Kathleen Mallory First Bankist Church Earl Bailey South Hervey Order of Rainbow Masonic Hall W.S.C First Methodist Church Mary Hamm Arlis Brooks Fred Johnson Ro Yacusala Beth Bridgers Ira Boyett Fair Park Elwyn Boyett Alene Hood Charlotte Elizabeth Horace Hamilton James W. Hamilton Emmet John Jones Newt Landers Hope Tom Hamilton

Copeland Meeks Wedding Solemnized in Hope

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Anita Copeland of Hope and John Edsignd Meeks of Pine Bluff was held Sunday at First Methodist Church Hope. The ceremony featured jade trees and white candelabra with gladioli and phase daisies. The bride wore ivory antique taffeta with a chapel train and carried phalaenopsis and gelephanour, flanked by bridesmaids in seafoam green. Guests included numerous out of town relatives. The couple will reside in Memphis after a short trip.

Benjamin C. Hyatt Mary Frances Vogel Phillip Vogel Dallas Texas Herbert Vogels Éolo Youmans Jo. Ann ShaWay Sal Little Martha Wray Caroline Hawthorne Hope Helen Hughes Nashville Milton G Rudder Pine Bluff Janet Brown Janet Williams Hot Springs George Lloyd Hollister North Little Rock Jim Smith Little Rock Jim Holmes Bristol Tennessee Jim Turner Pine Blut Jack Hamman Jonesboro Wayne Walter el Dorado Henry Lile Copeland Meeks Beth Bridgers Roberta Howard Billie Lee Meeks William M. Hess George Heister J. R. Copeland Reeder Copeland P. G. Vogel Earl Dyer Joan Spurney Reeder Dildy G. L. Hollister, Jr BH. J. McCabe 0. A. Graves Richards Howard Evan Wray Harry Hawtthorne R. T. White M. M. McCleneghan L. EB. Poteet Roy Anderson Thompson Evans, Jr Tom McLarty Mc Leen Avenue Memphis University of Tennessee School of Med Meeks- Copeland J. R. ‘Copeland Corsicana George N. Copeland Bay City G. BR. Copeland Reda Jean Copeland Wherton Jack Gray Texarkana Rhoda Raiford Howard Kimball DeQueen James Reeder J. A. Copeland Linda, Foe J. GB. Dyer Marjorie Copeland Julia Jones Hugh Ennis Simmie Wiliams Dan Jones Mineral Springs

Hospital Notes Report Admits and Discharges

Suiia Chester admitted. Mr. T- He Seymers Fulton. Mrs. Porter C Wilson Rosston. Mrs Gracie Hicks Washington. Discharged Charles and Larry Orr Hope. Jerry Bush At 3 Hope. Mrs June Jones Hope. Branch admitted Mrs Doris Dupn Hope. Mrs Nora O Neal Hope. Discharged Mrs Joe Hollis Patmos. Mrs Tommy Lively Hops.

Suiia Chester T— He Seymers Fulton Porter C. Wilson Rosston Gracie Hicks Washington Charles and Larry Orr Hope Jerry Bush June Jones Branch Doris Dupn Nora O'Neal

Rocky Mound Home Demonstration Club June Meeting

The Rocky Mound Home Demonstration Club gathered at Mrs. Ray Turners home with Mrs. EB Yo Juris presiding. Plans were laid for Visiting Day at the Experiment Station on June 25. Lorraine RB Wyle demonstrated a macaroni corsage and dish ideas while reports from home rounds were read. Fred Wilson won the surprise package. prizes went to H H Higgason and P J Bruce. Attendees included Mines, Tim Chambers, Wayne Turner, G E Barwick Jr, Coy Zurowalt, Claude McCorkle and five children. Next meeting hosted by Mrs. Higgason with Mrs. Clifford Messer as co-hostess.

Rocky Mound Weg Warl Dudley Dundey Rocky Mound

Smoking's toll on heart and cancer risks noted in study

Researchers say long term smoking raises death rates across diseases by up to 75 percent and heart disease deaths by about 40 percent. They urge identifying the cigarette agent behind higher mortality as a major task after studying nearly 200,000 men aged 50 to 70 over two decades.

Hammond

Dorothy Dix Advice on Husbands Sloppy Habits

A letter asks how to handle a husband who neglects appearance and housekeeping after five years of marriage. Dorothy Dix suggests using printed advice, collecting examples from ads, and direct but nonconfrontational approaches to show the impact of his behavior to spark change.

Miss Dix Husbhand Bert

Heat Waves Hit Presidio Texas on First Summer Day

In Presidio Texas on the first day of summer the town endures 107 degree heat. Residents compare it to hotter places like Phoenix and Dallas while noting the dry dusty landscapes near the Rio Grande and a laid back, unincorporated town life. Local hardware man Oliver Harper and Starr Hotel manager Mae Starr share remarks on the heat and daily routines as Canteloupes grow nearby.

Presidio Tex Oliver Harper Phoenix Aviz Presidia Dallas Harper Rio, Grande West Texas Starr Hotel Mrg Mae Starr Cyes Streat

Vintage wines ease a weary soul amid a wild chase

In a rambling scene a distressed narrator seeks solace in rare vintages discussed with Marques Macques. Two scarce wines from 1952 and 1953 are proposed as consolation, offered amid mentions of danger, memory, and a desire to reclaim youth through indulgent tasting.

Msieu Marques Britt Rue

Arkansas Weather And Summer Festival News

A brief report notes Arkansas hosts a warm reception with a 100 degree day and forecasts the celebration possibly extending five more days. A prisoner James Anderson from Pulaski penal farm reportedly suffered sunstroke and was taken to Arkansas Baptist Hospital.

Arkansas James Anderson Pulask Arkansas Baptist

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