Social and Personal Notices and Meetings
Social and Personal items list church rehearsals for June 30 and July 1 including First Baptist First Methodist First Christian Unity Baptist and related meetings. The column also covers a luncheon for Mrs Galvin Allen honoring Mrs Calvin Allen of San Marcus. Local residents attend State VFW Convention in Little Rock with officer nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin Allen
Roy Anderson
South Main
Calvin Allen
San Marcus
Tex
Anderson
Allen
Robert Wilson
Terrell Cornelius
N. T. Jewell
Carter Johnson
John Keck
Little Rock
VFW
Edward Aslin
Hinton Davis
W. T. Woodal
Hugh Hall
T. B. Fenwick, Sr
Orville Taylor
Joe Taulbee
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Log
Hospital notes list Julia Chester and Josephine admitted at Hope and Lewisville facilities with discharges of several patients including John B. Robins Mrs C D Brown and others. A birth is announced for H W Willis family with a son born June 25. Various addresses in Hope McNab Lewisville and Waterlon accompany the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosston
Thomas
Camp Hood
Tex
St. Owen
Ft. Worth
Julia Chester
K. C. Jones
Hope
John B. Robins
C. D. Brown
McNab
Ark
John F. Rowland
William Gary
McCaskill
Paul Curtis
Rt. 1
Josephine
C. B. Lambeth
Lewisville
H. W. Willis
Linda Joyce
Nichols
Wallace Nichols
Chas. Clark
Son
Nurse Didn't Know of Dye Warning in Diaper Dyes
Lake Wales Florida June 29 A hospital superintendent says she learned of an American Medical Association warning against blue line marking dyes only after four infants died. Bree Kelly urged medical groups to warn other hospitals while noting a fifth baby recovered. The four deaths followed bluish skin color after dye exposure. cause not yet confirmed though dye linked illness is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Wales, Fla
Lake Wales Hospital
American Medical Association
Bree Kelly
American Medical Association Journal
Kelly
American Hospital Association
United States
Canada
State Police Urge Caution for Fourth of July
Arkansas State Police Director Herman E Lindsey warns that Independence Day remains the top summer accident killer. He stresses speed as a major factor, notes a high holiday fatality toll, and promotes Operation Safety with the slogan Speeders Lose to reduce deaths and injuries during the July celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Herman E. Lindsey
Lindsey
Arkansas State Police
National Safety Council
Tri County Singing Convention at Walkers Creek
The Lafayette County Webster and Columbia Parish singing convention will be held at Walkers Creek four miles west of Taylor on July 4 starting at 10 am. Jim Stevens secretary announced the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
Webster and
Columbia Parish
Walkers‘ Creek
Taylor
Jim Stevens
Quartet Singing Planned July 2 at City Hall
A quartet singing convention will be held at Hope City Hall on Saturday July 2 at 8 p m Quartets from Hope Prescott Texarkana Magnolia Little Rock Nashville and Oklahoma will be featured and part of the program will be broadcast The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope City Hall
Hope
Prescott
Texarkana
Magnglia
Little Rock
Nashville
Okay
Holiday driving tips from district traffic chief
Director Lindsey urges safer travel during the holiday month with a plan to reduce the toll for the year. He advises starting trips early to avoid speeding and staying sober, avoiding aggressive lane changes, and driving as if life depends on it to protect others on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Dark Angel mine plot twists in a tampered ore scheme
Mining engineer Mike McTaig suspects tampering in the Dark Angel mine. He accuses Archie and Uncle Jake, while Cory Parnell weighs revenge and loyalty as they confront a daily loss of high grade ore worth about two thousand dollars. A tense lead into the next chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike McTaig
Cory Parnell
Mike
Cory
San Francisco
Riggs
Rigel
Archie
Jake
Dad
Arichie
Annele Jake
When Proposals Fall and Secrets Rise in Love
YH recalls the moment proposals were made and reflects on kindness. The speaker admits surprise at Uncle Jake’s proposal, then reveals laughter, a glance at a beloved, and lingering heartbreak. The scene ends with a chastened remark about the cruelty perceived.
Too Much Sacrifice in a Family Letter
Dorothy Dix counsels a frustrated daughter to leave home temporarily to escape the overbearing dynamic with a sickly younger sister and an angry mother. Separation is proposed as salvation to restore affection, with caution against revealing past indiscretions to a husband. A second reader asks about a husband who unfairly critiques his wife’s bridge play, described as a common flaw in many marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Tam
Mother
Julia
Dorothy Dix
Too Late for Tears Heads to Saenger Theatre
Pasadena Playhouse alumnus Don DeFore stars alongside Lizabeth Scott and Dan Duryea in Too Late For Tears, a Hunt Stromberg drama opening next Sunday at the Saenger Theatre via United Artists. DeFore, born August 25 1917 in Cedar Rapids, rose from a Hollywood class that included Preston and Mature after a Broadway start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena Playhouse
Don DeFore
Lizabeth Scott
Dan Duryea
Hunt Stromberg
Saenger Theatre
United Artists
DeFore
the Playhouse
Robert Preston
Wayne Morris
Dana Andrews
Victor Mature
Hollywood Playhouse
Oscar Hammerstein
Broadway
Warner Brothers
Hollywood
Y Don Was
Cedar Rapids
Town
Hope Auto Gifts Books to County Library
Hope Auto Company donated a collection to Hempstead County Library. The gift includes titles such as How to Stop Worrying and Start Living by Carnegie, Gathering Storm by Churchill, Art in Everyday Life, Garden Facts and Fancies, 1001 Garden Questions Answered, Our Country's Nation Parks in two volumes, The New Encyclopedia of Sports, America's Stamp, How to Restore Antique Furniture, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Hope Auto Company
Carnegie
Churchill
Goldstein
Hottes
Melbo
Monkey
Sprotsi
State Baptist convention approves record operating budget
The State Baptist convention board authorized borrowing 500000 to fund construction at an office building beside the Arkansas Baptist hospital. They also adopted a resolution to provide federal aid to public schools and opposed a Senate version extending support to parochial schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Baptist Convention
Arkansas “Baptist Hospital
Gs. Resolf
House Bu
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Baptist Church
the Unity Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
First Christian Church
Unity Baptist Church Mission
of McGehee
Mrs
Taulbee
C. A. Robertson
Mary Basye
Houston
Guy IE. Basye
Basye
C. A. Westbrook, Jr
Cuero, Teo
James Watson
Mr. Watson
Gordon Kling
Gordy
Miriam
Sandstone
Minn
Guy
J. B. Honea
John and
Ross
Billy Ed Bayse
Guy E. Basye
Wheaton College
Chicago
Jud B. Martindale
Betsy Love
New Orleans
Dr. Martindale
Charity Hospital of Law
Donald Hobbs
Shriner
Shreveport
James M. Light
J. L. Light
Rt. Fape
Arth
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Centenary College
Light
Louisiana State University
White Kitchen Delicatessen
Eim
Stephen McNally
Niven Bare
Victor Moore
Ernest
Tey Sear
Lizabeth Scor Don DE Fore Dan Duryea
J. G. Butles
Waterlon
W. D. Flowers
Rt. 2
Ted Purtle
T. §. McDavitt
Sane
City Hall
Uncle Ake
Par
Parnett
Trask
Leake
Ers
Taespell Syndicate
Charles Lindbergh
Paris
Saenger
Hope Auto
County Library
Baptist
The
Pew
Jayne Co
Wb Tataetet
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