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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1951

Page

5

Weekly school cafeteria menu set with varied meals

The menu covers Monday to Friday offerings including meats, vegetables, grains, and milk. Each day lists items such as mixed greens, cream corn, buniched bread, and milk on Monday. ham and dressing with sweet potatoes and English peas on Tuesday. hot dogs and potato salad with soup and milk on Wednesday. beet hash Creole okra carrots and corn bread with milk on Thursday. and chicken pie with mashed potatoes green beans and rolls with milk on Friday.

Society Calendar Set For Busy March Week

The Couples Club hosts a social at the American Legion Hut Thursday 6 to 12. Hosts include the Page, Yocom, Speck, Mhoon, and Tooley families. A game night at the country club Tuesday 8 p.m. features Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. Girl Scout Troop under Mrs. Yacom meets tonight at 7 at Miss Janelle Yacom’s home. Events also note troop meetings, tea hostesses, and WSCS circle activities with several families visiting from Texarkana and Stamps.

American Legion Hut Albert Page John Yocom Granville Speck Buddy Mhoon JL. B. Tooley Dupe Country Club Terrell Cornelius Roy Anderson Johm Yacom Janelle Yacom South Washington D. Royston, Jr James W. Smith Patricia Ann Sullivan Othe Hope Country Club

Coming and Going at Camp Hood and Beyond

Sgt Terrell Mullins of Camp Hood Texas visits his wife and parents. Harald Bruce and family guests of Bruce parents in Los Angeles. Fay Bruce and May Robinette visit Bruce parents in Orlando. Dorsey Collins returns home from Fort Worth visit. Lt Homer H Cobb of Camp Polk to leave after visiting relatives. Ray Allen family and Anita Copeland visited Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio over the weekend.

Sgt Terrell Mullins Camp Hood, Texas Mrs O. W. Mullins Miss Fay Bruce May Robinette Orlando, Florida M. C. Bruce Homer H. Cobb Camp Polk Louisiana Ray Allen Anita Copeland John Clark Mary Lou Moore Ray Allen Jr Charles Clark O Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio

Mrs Mehiarty Sr Recovers After Operation in Baptist Hospital Memphis

Personal mention notes Mrs. Thomas F. Mehiarty, Sr. is recovering from an operation at Baptist Hospital in Memphis Tennessee. D. Springer Jr., a Henderson State Teachers College junior in Arkadelphia, holds the highest average across six psychology majors and earns an invitation to join Phi Alpha Theta the National History honor fraternity.

Thomas F. Mehiarty, Sr Baptist Hospital Memphis, Tenn IL. D. Springer, Jr Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia Phi Alpha Theta

Hospital Notes With Incomplete Admission List

A historical hospital notes fragment lists multiple patients admitted or discharged. Names include Josephine, Leroy Golden, Mrs. Joe Burns, Mrs. Dale Rogers, Arlene Rogers, Naomi Smith, Julia Chester, Mrs. W. W. Campton, Fred Youcom, Roscoe Texas, Joe Willams, L. D. Fletcher, and Irma Dean, all tied to Hope and surrounding areas. The text is partial and garbled with several incomplete entries and place names like Fulton Patmos Ozan Rt 2 and Rt 1.

Josephine Leroy Golden Hope Dewart Bell Joe Burns Patmos Dale Rogers Arlene Rogers Mlope A. G. Garrett E. Browning Naomi Smith Fulton Julia Chester W. W. Campton Fred Youcom Roscoe Tex Joe Willams L. D. Fletcher Ozan Irma Dean

Blevins Demonstration Club Meets At Snelgrove Home

The Blevins Home Demonstration Club met February 22 at Mrs. Clyde Snelgrove’s home. Mrs. Cecil Se well presented an illuminating talk on converting off lamps to electric lamps. The club’s March of Dimes quilt sale raised 28.80 dollars.

Cecil Sewell Blevins Home Demonstration Club Clyde Snelgrove

News of the Churches in town weekly notices

A compact church notices page lists services and events from UNITY MISS BAPTIST SOUTH ELM STEE, ST MARKS EPISCOPAL, HOPE CHURCH OF CHRIST, FIRST BAPTIST, OUR LADY OF GOOD HOPE, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, CHURCH CHRIST, and FIRST CHRISTIAN. It details prayer services, liturgies, choir practices, study courses, fellowship hours, missions observances, and mass times with days and times for each congregation.

Church Schedule Notes March 7 1951

Church activity listings for First Pentecostal Garrett Memorial Hope Gospel Tabernacle and First Methodist include prayer Bible study services leaders pastors and a Board of Education meeting set for Wednesday at the First Methodist Church office in Pine Street and West 2nd.

First Pentecostal Fourth Ferguson Streets H. P. Hudspeth H. P. Mudspeth Children's Church Ernie Whitten Garrett Memorial North Ferguson Street Elbert O'Stein Hope Gospel Tabernacle Main Street Paul Holdridge First Methodist Church West Pine J. M. Hamilton Board of Education

Eye Vision In Birds And Club Quilt Sale Note

Eye functions described as molecular and binocular vision with one eye for searching food and the other for lookout. A quilt is being made to benefit the club treasury. Games were run by recreation leaders with Mrs Elvin Campbell winning a surprise package. Hosts Mrs Gladys Bright provided refreshments with a George Washington motif.

Ree Elvin Campbell Gladys Bright George Washington

Green Leseter Lamp Demonstration At Home Club Meeting

Lorraine Blackwood led a demonstration of making various electric lamps for the Green Leseter Home Demonstration club at Mire M. B. Gentrys home on February 23. The American Creed was recited in unison and a devotional from Matthew 8:6 42 was given by Mrs. Genley with prayer by Mrs. Olaf Luck.

Lorraine Blackwood Mire M. B. Gentry Genley Olaf Luck

U S envoy Griffis greeted by Franco in Madrid

Stanton Griffis reports a warm reception in Madrid for the U S ambassador and notes General Franco as a courteous host. The story analyzes potential shifts in Spain’s role in Western defense and possible rapprochement with the United States amid changing international relations.

Dewitt MacKenzie Spain Stanton Griffis Madrid Franco Frantu Europe U. N Ampellet el Caudillo Truman Mediterranean Atlantic Africa el Caudio Hunt Dol. Wyat Senate Cain R-Wash iBranca Tadk U. S U. N.i I. Franco Amar Fen Baxsolder Natalie Fentiere Generatissino Shinwell el Pardo Jug Mraney United States

Hane Fights Magnolia in Fifth District Tourney

Todays recap from the Star of Mope notes Hane defeated Magnolia 19 to 6 in the fifth district basketball tournament and will face Camden to decide second place. Local team rosters include Kelly Ridgrills Wayda Martin center and Rob Inson Cornelis yards. Court matters in Men stead County and school reports show Miss Galloway leading attendance at 684 per cent in Hope district schools.

Hane Magnolia Camden Kelly Ridgrills Wayda Martin Centar Rob Inson Cornelis _yards Spperintindent of Hope Schoola 2. L. Paisley Miss Galloway Variota

GM Records $834 Million Dollars Profit

Geneval Motors Corp reported record 1950 earnings of 7.59 million in profit, with sales of 8.35 billion and payrolls totaling 1.61 billion. Tax expense reached 1.119 billion, while dividends and shares faced notable adjustments amid higher taxes and price controls.

GM Records New York Geneval Motors Corp United States Canada Cavaligs Wilama Altres P, Sloan, Jr Gourdehaleman Gale Gominion Yast Office of Price Stabilization Chianclnl

Adoption and the Companions of a Childless Marriage

Dorothy Dix addresses a couple of ten years married, debating adoption despite worries from friends. Dix extols adoption as noble, noting both natural and adopted children face life’s joys and challenges, and urges thorough screening by orphan societies to ensure loving, stable homes for needy children.

Storks Sonya Janey Walhan Chile

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Girl Scout Archer, Jr East Third Street Ambassador Chass Waddle Cunningham Tom Duckett Carl Hoberts Karry Martin Stamps L. H. Sutton and Sons Eugene and Lenn Texarkana H. ©. Sutton, Martha and Howard Blevins Paisley Brownie Troup Little House Frank Yarbrough Edward Astin Judy Kay Wright Nancy Reeds WSCS Claude Tillery Hurschel Patterson Carl Jones Patterson Lieenss North Africa Howard Byers Royce Weisenberger Delton Houston Harald Bruce Linda Joyce Howard Bruce Los Angeles Dorsey Collins Fort Worth Blaze Busters Days of Jesse Jam the Great Pack MacDonald Carey Webel Corey Bruce Bennett Ellen Drew America Rial Joan Crawford Lydia News of the Churches Unity Missionary Baptist South Elm Mark's Episcopal Carlos T. Carmhers, Jr First Baptist Our Lady OF Good Hope Walker Streets A. G. Dunleavy First Presbyterian East Second Street L. T. Lawrence Christ South Walnut Street T. Oliver First Christian North Main West Avenue P. Hardegree Circle No. 3 G. B. Morris Son of God Norman Rockwell Red Cross Y Nino Washington, D. C Army Hospital James Wilson Jacksonville Robert L. Smith U.S Aibion Petter Tod Star of Mope Menstead County Washington Dorothy DIX Wilwai Costa Borothy Ahaa Alwi Willy Har Migs Ody Ania Anawert Horace T Cox Drug Store
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