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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
5
An assortment of notices from the Hope area details editor Laurie Griffin and community events. Includes summer gatherings at the Hope club, auxiliary meetings, family travels to Memphis and Little Rock, a hospital update on Jade Coop, job moves for Joan Townsend, and visits from Mrs. Edna Cook and other travelers from Detroit and Arkansas.
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for several patients in Hope. Names include Mrs J B Reed and P O Nea l with various spellings, along with Mr Deward Beil and Mr W C Crane. Several entries reference Hope as location, with accompanying patient surnames Furniby Javie Fuller and Josephine, among others.
Washington notes recall a 1948 Cairo meeting among Roosevelt Churchill and Chiang Kai-shek. They agreed Formosa should return to Chiang after Japan’s defeat. Chinese Communists claimed rightful government, while Chiang and loyal forces fled to Formosa. As Korea began, US forces protected Formosa.
An Arkansas football chatter ponders who is the fastest pro. Clyde Scott, ex Arkansas and Navy star now with the Philadelphia Eagles, and Glen Davis of the Los Angeles Rams are touted. The piece ties this to a September exhibition between the Eagles and Rams amidst broader Cold War era remarks.
The Press Uyterlon church hosted the double ring ceremony for Marilyn Louise Bandy daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis H. Bandy and Glen Lyon Williams son of Mrs Glen L. Williams and the late Mr Williams of Hope. Rev John Ty Tucker officiated with Miss Susalla Anderaan and Miss Lemire Thomas as candlelighters. The bride wore a white organdy gown with lace and pearls, carried a white orchid, and was given in marriage by her father. Attendants wore blue and navy organdy and taffeta, all carried bouquets of pinnochio roses. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home before a honeymoon to the Gulf Coast and a home on Louisiana Arkansas Highway 400 Park Hill North Little Rock.
The report details trials of archbishop candidates and Hungarian defendants, noting a Catholic archbishop and others receiving prison or death sentences under a communist regime. It references Cardinal Mindszenty and ongoing military court actions, with names of officials and defendants across the case.
Washington reports rising sentiment within the investigation panel regarding the MacArthur firing inquiry. Russell described gains in unity among committee members while noting no dissonance at a closed meeting. The panel includes five others and a Catholic priest among the defendants linked to prewar and wartime actions.
A garbled report cites debate over whether the war can be won and mentions a committee member's remarks about dissolving a group in about ten days. It notes bishopric language, a Scotman bowing to a wall prayer, and a visitor asking about new poetry, amid unclear context.
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