Society Calendar Highlights For Early March Events
Social notices list multiple church group meetings and community events in Hempstead County. Activities include World Missions Week of Prayer, a Senior M Y F Benefit Breakfast, band auxiliary and WSCS meetings, classroom teachers association sessions, Delta Kappa Gamma, and a Hope Country Club game night, all scheduled from February 26 through March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
M. Y. F. of Hope
First Methodist Church
Birkett Wylie
Carolyn Lewallen
Community events and D A R notes from Hope and Little Rock
Monthly pot luck supper set for 6 20 p m Thursday March 8 with Rev S A Whitlow as guest speaker and Mrs James V LaGrossa as regent of the John Calin Chapter D A R Also state conference attendees and page Judy Watkins at Lafayette Hotel Little Rock Last week A Jett B Graves Sunday School class at First Methodist held a birthday coconut cake for Mrs Anthony and a spring floral display Mrs O A Graves presented the cake The Pat Cleburne Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met March 1 at Mrs Ray Anderson home with eight crosses of service shown Governor Fauburg proclaimed March 31 as Confederate Flag Day and Clara Lowtharp Chapter will distribute flags The Crosses of Service program featured Hempstead County life of Pat Cleburne and new member Mrs Cora Jamison served pie a la mode to 20 members and five guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
S. A. Whitlow
First Baptist Church In
Hope
James V. LaGrossa
John Calin
The
Daughters of the American Revaution
Dick Watking
Catherine Howard
R. E. Cain
Judy Watkins
Lafayette Hotel
Little Rock
Miss Watkins
Kenneth Hamilton
Victcil Keeley
Herbert Arnold
Keeley
Judy
Danny
Frances Snyker
Pat Cleburne
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Ray Anderson
Ray Allen
G. P. Casey
Anderson
Faubug
Clara Lowtharp
Children of the Confederacy
Bessie Battle
Hempstead Caimty
A. E. Slusser
Cora Jamison
Pie Alamode
Beer permits and state disbursements in Arkansas
Average Welfare Tecarkans beer permit on premises granted. John Calvin Garrison Jr. refused, William Durant refused, Mamie Fisk granted on premises. Arkansas taxpayers through the state auditor wrote checks on the state Treasury for 3,803,923.09 this week, including 732,844.24 for salaries and 3,071,139.85 for other expenses including state aid to public schools. Since July 1 warrants total 18,104,158.98 salaries and 86,074,800.77 other expenses, 46,079,039.75 overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecarkans
John Calvin Garrison Jr
Mt. Holly Road
Camden
William Durant
Malvern Avenue
Hot Springs
Hew
Mamie Fisk
Highway 1
Arkansas
Bail Jumping Red Surrenders to U S Marshals Office
The last of the ball jumping Communist fugitives, Henry Winston, 45, is reported ready to surrender Monday at the U S marshals office in New York. Winston, organizational secretary of the Communist Party, was sentenced to five years in prison for conspiracy to overthrow the government. Gilbert Green, 49, who surrendered last week after mailing a similar letter, also faced a five year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Winston
U.S. Marshals Office
Winston
Communist Party
Gilbert Green
Ugivle Reds
Green
Coming and Going Miss Patsy Calhoun Attends Military Ball
Miss Patsy Calhoun daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Calhoun of Hope a Arkansas State Teachers College student in Conway attended the Military Ball at the University of Arkansas Friday February 24 as guest of James Haynes son of Mr and Mrs Henry Haynes also of Hope. Mr and Mrs T T Rowe and family of Ozan visited relatives in Benton and Little Rock over the weekend. Accompanying them were their daughter Mrs Bobby Thornton Mr Thornton and baby daughter Dee of Hope. They returned home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Calhoun
Glenn Calhoun
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
University of Arkansas
James Haynes
Henry Haynes
Hope
T. T. Rowe
Ozan
Benton
Little Rock
Bobby Thornton
Mr. Thornton
Dee of Hope
J. A. Calhoun
Tom Bobo
Nevada County
Hempstead
Hospital Notes Branch Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes list admits for Mrs Will Mahon of Emmet Arkansas and Mrs Charles Mc Adams of Camden Arkansas, Augusto Burton of Hope Route 1, and discharges include Patricia Henderson of Hope Route 1, Mrs J B Beard and baby boy of Hope Route 2, Mrs Erwin McAdams of Hope Route 4, Wanda Lee Stanley of Patmos Route 1, Mr Tere rell Cornelius of Hope, and R E Roark of Baskin Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mahon
Emmet
Ark
Charles McAdams
Camden
Memorial
Augusto Burton
Hope
Patricia Henderson
J. B. Beard
Erwin McAdams
Wanda Lee Stanley
Patmos
Tererell Cornelius
R E
Prescott W M U Circles Hold Meetings At Homes
Mrs Glifford Johnson hosts W M U Circle 1 at her home with 7 members and prayer, then Circle 2 meets at Mrs R T Murry with 8 members for the study The Tribes Go Up. Presbyterian Women observe Week of Prayer and Self Denial with 28 present, world mission display and a prayerful review of They Cry for Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glifford Johnson
W. M. U. Cirele
Clifford Johnson
Hog. Jesse Circle I
First Baptist Church
How Home
L. L. Evans
L. R. Turney
Harrell Hines
W. M. U. Circle 2
R. T. Murry
First Baptist
BR . T. Murry
Clifton Yanvey
Roy Loomis
Wilbimn Wallis
Lewis
Presbyterian Church
Carl Dalrymple
World Mission
Dalrymple
Dear Miss Dix Seeks Advice On Love And Office Monologues
Dorothy Dix offers guidance on handling a rekindled relationship with a separated man, advising a careful middle ground and not overplaying the old friend role. The column also covers stopping a self‑important office complainer with a coordinated group monologue about personal ailments.
Boyle and Johnny Crooks Reflect on Duty and Change
The piece recalls Boyle as an organization man who traveled spiritually via foreign correspondents and lost friends like Jim Mills and Johnny Crooks. Crooks transitions from a long newsroom role to a Wall Street law firm, embracing a new start after half a century of service, finding purpose in work and routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Mills
Gandhi
Gates of Heaven
Jim
Johnny Crooks
Johnny
Serview
Wall Street
Oge
Walsh
Stahiaj
Asia
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J. H. Wiggins
W. A. Franks
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Ralph Routun
W. 5S. G. Ss
Cy D. Lester
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J. I. Liebling
George Wyle
F. ©. Crow
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J. W. Perkins
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Oglesby School
Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
E. R. Brown
Frank Mason
Earl O'Neal
John Hatley
the Hope Country Club
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Bert Rettig
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Adrian Boote
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Jim Woods
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Bob Robertson
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Guss McCaskill
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