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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1956

Page

5

Church group meeting notices and activities

A set of church group notices including First Baptist Church activities in the Church Library at 7 20 PM with coupon drive for orphans, Friendship Class hosting June 26 at Hope County Club, Presbyterian Women Circle 2 meeting with Mrs J H Miller, and First Methodist Tuesday evening 6 PM gathering followed by a pot luck at Lloyd Spencer Cabin on Grassy Lake.

Kathleen Mallory The First Baptist Church Friendship Hope County Club Royce, Smith Leonard Ellis Donald Moore Circle No. 2 Presbyterian Women James H. Miller Jett B. Graves First Methodist Church Llnyd Spencer Cabin Grassy Lake

Bridge Luncheon and Curious Requests Highlight Local Notices

Kathryn Howard and Mrs L T Lawrence host Bible study and a talk on general fund agencies on Thursday June 26 at Hope Country Club. A humorous anecdote about misaddressed flowers and a toads-for-pregnancy-tests ad reveals Dunn Meynell’s quirky research business, with a nod to his Yorkshire lineage and the local fair greeting royalty.

Kathryn Howard L. T. Lawrence Theo Long Regnar Ladies Bridge the Hope Country Club Association of Great Britain Times Dunn-Meynell Yarm Yorkshire

Coming and Going in Crossett and Hope

Mrs. O G Wren of Crossett visits sister and family including Mr and Mrs Graydon Anthony Vernon Flowers Herbert Griffin Barbara Griffin and Dale Flowers after Sunday at Petit Jean Mountain. Leigh Truex and Dewey Camp family hosts. Susan Benson returns to Sherman after visiting grandparents H E and Mrs Benson. Mrs Josephine Pugh and daughters Pat and Barbara of Kenosha Wis visit Hope friends. Pugh is daughter of late Congressman firman Parks. Dr and Mrs George Parsons of Texarkana also visit Hope.

O. G. Wren Crossett Vernon Flowers Herbert Griffin Barbara Griffin Dale Flowers Petit Jean Mountain Bob Truex Leigh of Mrs Dewey Camp Susan Benson Sherman H. E. Benson Josephine Pugh Pat Barbara Kenosha, Wis Hope Sunday Pugh Firman Parks

Hospital Notes and Birth Announcement Reflect 1938 Hope Area

Admission and discharge notes list Miss Lanelle Fuller and several residents by name and place in Hope, with others from Stamps and Blevins. A birth notice for Mr. and Mrs. Dale B Wilson of Blevins announces a baby girl born June 22, 1938. Branch admits Mrs Ruth Edmonds.

Lanelle Fuller Hope Lea Rey Sam Earle Stamps Melly Roberts Dale B. Wilson Blevins Melvin Carver Roy Collier Jetiye Harwell Saratoga John May Patmos William Bailey Lanelie Fuller G. G. Glasgow Oscar Niemeyer Rt. 1 Branch Ruth Edmonds

Roy Orbison to Perform Here Tuesday With Sun Records Fame

Roy Orbison, a 20 year old West Texas singer from Vernon born May 3 1938, rises with Sun Records in Memphis alongside stars like Carl Perkins. He draws teen fans, has played Odessa Coliseum to 13000, and tours nationwide between studio work for Sun while pursuing a hit making career.

Sun Record Company Memphis Tenn Elvis Presley Carl Perkins West Texas Roy Orbison Ooby Donby Vernon Texas Orbison and Company Godessa Dooley and Go Go Go Roy Coliseum Odessa Orbison Sun Warren Smith Ruby Shawly

Fragmented remarks on third parties and Marxist theory in 1848 discourse

The text discusses Henry Wallace as a presidential candidate in 1848, criticizes the Progressive party as a third force, and notes Communist hopes for a united front since 1924. It cites Stalin 1928 and Browder, then references Weiss criticizing Marxist economic theory and urging study of current facts, ending with a stray note about 1876 penel leads.

Progressive Party Ethil United Front Labor - Farmer Party Bub Stalin Earl Browder Ang Dennis Weiss Marx

Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Frays Jealous Husband Borders

Dorothy Dix answers readers on domestic issues with firm guidance. Myra asks how to break a jealous hold, a town newcomer requests social hosting, and a woman describes a five month relationship with a theater date. The column urges independence, community welcome, and prudent boundaries for relationships.

Miss Dix Myra

Reds Admit Making a Few Mistakes

James Marlow reports that the American Communist leadership confessed to errors and overreach after Khrushchev’s revelations. Denials cite reliance on Marx, 1948 Progressive ties, and repeated war predictions, noting losses in membership and influence and isolation from mainstream life. Weiss and Dennis call for retooling, urging broader member discussion and renewed study of American realities.

James Marlow Washington American Communis Party Stalin Karl Marx Progressive Party Eugene Denis Real Baoss Max Weisse Central Committee Communist Party Khrushchev Dennis United Fronts Maki Weiss America Khrushchhev Russia Dennis-Weiss

Dear Helene ends romance with money minded suitor

Helene writes of a widowed 44 year old man dating a 48 year old woman while at home. She worries he only cares about her property and profits. The columnist warns to end the relationship, calling him insensitive and money obsessed.

Helene Bim

Steel Official Denies Figures Amid Contract Talks

New York UPI report states U S Steel prez Clifford Hood rejects the idea its five year no strike offer uses mystic figures. Hood defends cost figures as related to employee benefits and wages.union leaders label the claim propaganda while discussing a potential wage package and living-cost clauses.

New York Iifford Hood United Ste Workers Hood Ife John A. Stephens U.S. Steel David J. McDonald Ing Niexel Stephens McDonale Costeuf-Living

Weather fragment hints at Oklahoma forecast

Fragmentary weather note for Oklahoma. Indicates cloudy conditions with possible showers. Mentions temperatures from upper 60s to low 90s in parts, with lows near 60s and highs near 70s and 75. Text is garbled and partial, not a full forecast.

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Hal Boyle Spm Gur Goby Bobby Roy Grerison Rock & Roll Roby Paris Aysyis Saenser George Parsons Texarkana Pete Re-Pete the Zoo Strategic Command E90 Kartoon Komedy Karnival Kiwanis Club Crescent Drug Store Frank Douglas PH. G Henry Wallace Patricia Miss Cowden Founda Anne Cowden Prospect Park Zoo Brooklyn Dorothy DIX Pin George H Saenger Theater Reds VOGUE Steel Rogert G. Shorfal Florsheim
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