Community church calendar notices and club meetings
The column lists upcoming religious services and club events from March 10 to March 18 including First Presbyterian worship, Untonneeting of the Woman's Society at First Methodist, a duplicate Bridge gathering at Hope Country Club, Rebecca Sunday School Class meeting at Mrs. Andrews home, C W of the First Christian general meeting, Circle No 4 at Mrs Hays, Hope Ground Observer Corps tentative alert discussion, Melrose Home Demonstration Club gathering, and American Legion Auxiliary Unit 12 rescheduled potluck and joint meeting with State Commander Lovell at Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womah
Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
J. C. Carlton
R.T. White
Rebecca
First Baptist Church
Andy Andrews
Hope Ground Observer Corps
V. F. W. Hut
American Legion Auxiliary
Ublt No. 12
American Legion
Legion Hall
Lovell
Circle 1 Meeting at Mrs Gorin Home
First Christian Church Circle No 1 met in the home of Mrs J F Gorin on March 3 at 3 pm led by Mrs James Walters with prayer. Mrs Walter Carter led a devotional from John 4 24 26 and theme The Light we Walk In. Mrs Cline Franks spoke on A Southerner Looks at Race Relations and read a poem Todays Newspaper and your Prayers. The meeting ended with the C W F benediction and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
First Christian Church
J. F. Gorin
James Walters
Walter Carter
Cline Franks
Mrs P. R. Gibson Returns From New Orleans Visit
Mrs P. R. Gibson and her son Tom return to their home after a two week visit in New Orleans with her parents Mr and Mrs Newt Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Gibson
Tommy
New Orleans
Newt Foster
Hospital Notes from Hope Memorial Admissions and Discharges
Admission notices list Mrs O C Sutton Mrs Sam Roach Chester B Russell Mrs Gerald E Jones Miss Betty Hooker and others in Hope with admissions at M’s and Rt 2. Discharges include Larry Thrash Mrs James F Howell and baby Mildred Fate Jerome Smith Walter L Ross Arthur Moss and more. Texarkana Kate Turner and Saratoga C H Culbertson among listed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O .C. Sutton
Hope
Sam Roach
Chester B. Russell
Gerald E. Jones
Betty Hooker
Blevins
Larry Thrash
James F. Howell
Mildred Fate
Jerome Smith
Ozan M's
Walter L. Ross
Arthur Moss
Elebert Goqdyer
Elizabeth Smith
Ervin McAdams
S. V. Cobb
Corine
Phelps
Rirand
Kate Turner
Texarkana
Lon Moriarty
L. D. Fletcher
Washington
C. H. Culbertson
Saratoga
Ozarks Playgrounds Elect Officials
SPRINGFIELD Mo Claude He Turney of Harrison Ark was elected executive president of the Ozark Playgrounds Association at the 27th annual convention C W Johnson Springfield editor was re elected president Jack Wells of Joplin named treasy super Clifford Housely in charge of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Claude ‘He Turney
Harrison, Ark
Ozark Playgrounds Association
C. W. Johnson
Jack Wells
Joplin
Treasy
Clifford Housely
Kindness and Faith in a Modern World
Sunday School lesson by William E. Guray reflects on Dr. Charles E. Jefferson’s bedside confession about anger and fault, emphasizing kindness as the core Christian virtue. The piece urges personal acts of kindness to improve relationships and influence a hopeful, better world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam E. Guray
Teadste
St. Paul's
Charles BE. Jefferson
Lou
Broadway Tabernacle Church
Theater District
New York
Boston
Jefferson
Christinas
Mhle
Petitions Seek Segregation in Veterans Hospitals
Washington reports a petition circulating among Southern congressmen calls for racial segregation of whites and Negroes in veterans hospitals in the South. Rep. Brooks D introduces it to the Veterans Administration and says 40 to 50 signatures have been gathered. Rep. Tuck of Virginia confirms signing but says he had no role in origin. Virginia's former governor argues state law should apply to federal facilities within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans Hospitals
South
Rep
Brooks
Law
Harvey Tigley
We Veterans Administration
Tuck
D-Va
Virginia
Blustery Weather Strikes the Nation
The March blustery weather hit wide areas with cold winds and precipitation. Cold air moved south from Montana to the Great Lakes and beyond, bringing snow and rain in many places while temperatures fell sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mid-Continent
Montana
Great Lakes
Newee
Rainmaker drama blooms with Lancaster Hepburn at Saenger
Hal Wallis new film The Rainmaker arrives Sunday at the Saenger to strong praise. Burt Lancaster plays a fast talking con man who promises rain to a drought area while altering the lives of Katharine Hepburn and her family. The production, following The Rose Tattoo and Come Back Little Sheba, features Wendell Corey Lloyd Bridges Bart Holliman Cameron Prudhomme and others in vivid character roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Wallis
Burt Lancaster
Katharine Hepburn
Saenger Theater
Ding
Ilag
Lancaster
Paramount
Pfal Ar
Miss Hepburn
Kalie
Wendell Corey
Lloyd Bridges
Sensation
Bart Holliman
Wild Kid
Cameron Prud’homme
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Love and Loneliness
The page presents Dorothy Dix letters and responses on dating, anniversaries, widow loneliness, and fiancé gift disputes. Topics include managing attention from others, handling gossip about silver anniversaries, meeting a kind partner after widowhood, and whether to accept or insist on a larger engagement ring.
Uncertain cold air shifts across Mexico to Texas area
A fragmented weather note describes readings from near zero along the Canadian border to the 20s through Kansas and Oklahoma and to the 50s in southern Texas. The cold air moves eastward expected to lower temperatures from the Great Lakes to New York and southwest toward eastern Texas and Mississippi. Only portions of New York and coastal New Jersey remain warmer in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Great Lakes
New York
Prosperity's price and a four day work week dream
Hal Boyle envisions a future where Americans work four days a week and households boast extensive goods. He warns prosperity brings higher costs, crowded hospitals, mental illness, and sleeplessness as society chases ever more gadgets and comforts, urging a shift toward medical education.
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Paler
Vic
Nixon
America
United States
House Kills Road Improvement Bill in Arkansas
In Little Rock the House killed a Senate bill on road improvement and drainage districts by amending to delete the enacting clause. Rep Cecil B Nance Jr of Crittenden was the only noted vote against the amendment as Sen Charles F Smith of West Memphis sought terms for future appointments. The bill aimed to set term limits only for future appointees while allowing commissioners to serve at the pleasure of the appointed power amid a county dispute in Crittenden County reaching the state Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Senate
Cecil. B. Nance Jr
Critenden
Charles F. Smith
West Memphis
Bil
Charles B. Roscopf
Phillips
Crittenden County
Improvement District
Arkansas Supreme Court
Vague Fragments Reflect Personal Rights And Contention
Disjointed text hints at neighbors, personal rights, and relationship tension with phrases about satisfaction and expectations, but lacks clear events or names. The excerpt resembles a private dialogue or diary fragment rather than a full news item, offering little verifiable context.
Menus to Be Served in Hope Public Schools
Hope Public Schools schedule next week lists meals for Metius and Senior High School. Monday features barbecued beef, lima beans, carrots and cabbage salad, whole wheat muffins, milk. Tuesday offers meat loaf, rice, green beans, biscuits, butter, milk. Wednesday chili with cheese, cornbread, onion rings, carrot sticks, peanut butter cookies, milk. Thursday turkey dressing with gravy, whipped sweet potatoes, buttered peas, apple sauce, vanilla pudding, milk. Friday vegetable soup, turkey salad sandwich, fruit cup, cookie, milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metius
Hope Schools
danmler-Senior
Schoel
Gamber Cited for Silence About Payoff
Washington report details a Portland gambler claiming a $500 payoff to Sheriff Terry Schrunk. The special committee voted to hold the gambler in contempt of Congress for refusing to testify. Witnesses allege Schrunk deputies warned customers during a raid threat, with Bennet’s prior presence questioned as Elkins testified about racketeering connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Foster Washington
Portland
Ore
Terry D. Schrunk
Clinton
Domes B. Elsins
Clifford O
Jimmy) Benett
Porland
Schrunk
Beneli
Congressiowal
Bennett
Ilkina
Hea
Wallie Walen
Hearting Room
McClellan
Benett
Elkins
Saratoga height compared to a 25 story building
The article notes the height from keel to mast of the U S Navy aircraft carrier Saratoga equals a 25 story building and mentions a new course in nuclear energy added to correspondence studies per the National Home Study reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Home
Public service moves and color television debut in Arkansas
News briefs from Pine Bluff and Little Rock report proposed telephone rate hikes to fund a $14,000 increase in Blue Bluff traffic tax, polio vaccination drives in Pulaski County with first and second shots scheduled, a live color television debut in Little Rock at a department store, and a rail trackage authorization request by Rock Island Railroad with an option for Missouri Pacific. Also noted is Witkin Manufacturing moving to Magnolia with 25 to 35 workers and about $75,000 annual payroll. Arkansas Industrial Development Commission coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Southwest
FA Bell Telephona Co
Blue Bluff
Little Rock
Pulaski County
Washington
Interstile Commerce Commission
Title
Rock
Litle Rock Wi
Witkin Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Magnolia
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Witkin
AIDC
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First Presbyterian Church
Bridie
Hope Country Club
C. W
First
Byterian Church
Thomas Hays
Edge
Wood
Melrose Home Demonstration Club
High Sierras
Keenan ' Wayne
Wynn Innes Barton
Sas
Huntz Mau
Cure
Travete
Katharine
Hepburn
Aca
Wendell and
Core Ridges
Earl Holliman
Saenger
Bab Robertson
Dakota
Spear
CWF
Spring Hill
John Wilson
Jimmie Nations
Cifficer
Ozarks
Travel Department of the Cure
Fis Publishing Co
Missouris
Arkansas , Oklahoma
Pupiels
Fae Ghunly
Massapequa Park
N.Y
Portol
Dorothy DIX
Dorothy
Basil
Congress
Claudia
Kitty
Hal Boyle
House Kills
Slick
Allan Larg
Mollie
North
Africa
Allan
Bercause
Bernard Fergusson
Hope Star
Gamber
Arekntisny
Diane
Hertoise Miller
Shoppe
S. Main
Pho
Dairy Queen
Queen's Pantry
K. E. Ambrose
East Third
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