Hope Chapter 328 OES Meets At Masonic Hall
Hope chapter 328 OES will meet Thursday night at 7 30 at the Masonic hall. The Rose Garden club meets Friday at 3 at Mrs A J Neighbours home with associate hostesses. Bring something original for display. Plant exchange planned at next meeting. Mary Catherine Craine to wed Dean Files April 9 at First Methodist Church.
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Hope Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Rose Garden Club
A. J
Harry Shiver
L. Rodgers
Craine
Edd Craine
Mary Catherine
Dean Files
W._H. Files
Hurster
Arkansas
Hope High School
Hope
Files
Arkansas State College
Jonesboro
Army Air Corp
Prescott
First Methodist
Dorothy Dix on Love Testing for Women
The columnist argues women lack a reliable method to gauge true love versus fleeting fancy, noting many cry over perceived tests and misread feelings. She cites stories of wives seeking divorces only to realize they miss their exes, highlighting how aging does not guarantee wisdom in love.
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Tom
Harry
Thompson Opens Court Plea Today
Georgia Supreme Court hears three appeals in the governorship dispute between Herman Talmadge and Lt. Gov. M. E. Thompson. Thompson contends the legislature usurped judicial power by choosing the governor. Talmadge argues the election was constitutional and binding.
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Atlanta
M. E. Thompson
State Supreme Court
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Talmadge
Thompson
High Court
Warning to Young Girls and Wives on Love
A Bell Syndicate piece urges caution for young girls toward love and advises wives to wear blinders, framing imagination as a blessing and a curse and presenting a cautioned view of romantic pursuits.
The Doctor Explains Addiction and Drug Effects
A medical overview discusses addiction risk from long term drug use, withdrawal effects, and the roles of opium morphine cocaine and marihuana. It notes most addicts are under 30 and that addiction after medical treatment is rare, with advice on when to seek physician evaluation for heart racing episodes.
J M Pearson Dies in Hope Hospital
John M Pearson aged 84 of Delark died last night in a local hospital. He was the father of Mrs Newt Pentecost of Hope and survived by his wife five sons Anderson and Eugene of Little Rock Stonewall of San Pedro Calif Spurgen of Florida Horace of Delark two daughters Mrs J F Finley of Memphis and Miss Zella Pearson of Arka-
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John M. Pearson
Delark
Newt Pentecost
Hope
Anderson
Eugene
Little Rock
Stonewall
San Pedro
Calif
Spurgen
Florida
Horace
J. F. Finley
Memphis
Zella Pearson
Arka
Kiwanis hears Agri Address on farming challenges
Kiwanis Club heard remarks by Carl Hinton landowner from the Hinton Community on farming as a business, the need for cheaper production, and farmer supply dynamics. The meeting noted an upcoming Kiwanis Minstrel set for April 17 and 18, welcomed Dr. Walter Simms, and heard Red Cross Drive appeals from Franklin McLarty with other guests present.
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Mr. Hinton
U. S
Hinton
Walter Simms
Jim McKenzie
Franklin McLarty
Red Cross Drive
Jewell Moore, Jr
Buddy
Sutton High Students Help Kiwanis Campaign Effort
Sutton High School students Kiwanis members and sponsors including C. Tolleson and R. W. McCracken support a church campaign. The article notes the group’s involvement in community service and fundraising activities.
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Ding Trip
Miss Churchwell
Mr. Allen
W. B. Ruggles
Wanda Ruggles
Gwendolyn Churchwell
Lyle Allen
Ruggles
Betty Jane Allen
Margaret Clinghan
W. Young
Q. D. Butler
Bob Orwell
Herbert Hartsfield
Alda Smith
Roxie Watkins
Claude
Dorothy DIX
Mer
Charlies S. Reid
Reid
Assembly
Rialto
Jackie
Butch” Jenkins
Chester Morris
Boston
Blackie and the Law
One Bell Syndicate
William A. O’brien
M.D
NEA Service
Cox and
Gibson Drugs
Rand Jumps
Mors
Rand
Big
Foster’s Family Shoe Store
E. 2Nd St
Corbin Foster
J. M. Pearson
Hope Hospital
Kiwanis Club
Carl Hinton
Delphia
Delark Baptist Church
Delmar Cemetery
Clinton P. Anderson
Talbot’s
Jaunty Juniors
Dawnleigh
Justin McCarty
Betty Rose
Mary Lane
Smart
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