Society Events Open Horizons AtMarch Gatherings
Saturday programs at Paula Jaye Aaley and Carolyn Sue j Coffee co hostesses. Alpha Zeta Beta Sigma Phi Spring tea at Mrs B F Johnson 409 East Second. Our Lady of Good Hope Ladies Altar Society meet 2 pm. Quill and Scroll welcomes Hope High seniors at Barlow Hotel banquet. Brookwood PTA meets on teaching child responsibility. Spring Hill PTA elects officers. WSCS Mission Study hosts Japan discussion. Hope High PTA Study Group at Home Ec Cottage with coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyboard Music Club
Paula Jaye Aaley
Carolyn Sue J
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
B. F. Johnson
East Second Street
J. W. Branch
Betty Martin
Bettye Babb
Wanda Ruggles
Ladies Altar Society of
Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church
Barlow Hotel
Hi-Lights
Hope High School
International Honor Society
Carolyn Holdridge
Arthadale Hefner
Norma Morrison
Loretta James
Bobby Messer
Linda Foster
Betty Porter
Don Halt
Caroline Hawthorne
Jo An Shields
Bobby Phippin
Tawanna Green
Minclair Berry
Wil
Brookwood Pta
Delton Houston
WSCES
WSCS
First Methodist Church
George Newbern
Ernest O'Neal
R. L. Broach
P. H. Webb
Steve Carrigan
Frank Ward
Lfe
Stith Davenport
C. ¥. Nunn
Jewell Perkins
Mission Study
Hanegan
PTA
The
Hope High School Pta
Hamilton Hanegan
St Patrick Party and club meetings in Columbus area
Families and friends visited the Columbus area home demonstration clubs for a St Patrick Party featuring The Wearing of the Green. Irish games and the Kissing of the Blarney Stone were enjoyed, with refreshments including sandwiches Shamrock cookies and punch. Evening Shade club held March meeting with reports on home and yard improvements and gifts for crippled children. PTA meeting at the high school elected officers for 1950 11 and featured a talk on school administrative problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozan
Bob McCormack
Dale Hunt
Jfaken
Joe Martin
Lorraine Blackwood
Tillery
PTA
Hope High School
Claude Tillery
Richards Howard
Harry Shiver
Ruth Hamilton
Lea Compton
P. L. . Perkins
Hope
Claude Tihlery
Albert Graves
Syd McMath
W. M. Sparks
James H. Jones
Dorothy Henry
Sua Bright
Thalia Chisin
Anita Copeland
B and P W Club Meets Thursday
The Hope Business and Professional Women’s club met at 7 p.m. Thursday for the regular money dinner. The u shaped table featured yellow daisies and shamrocks for St Patrick theme. Mrs Foy Hammons Sr presided. Clarice Cannon led the program and Edith Massey spoke on Fing Arte of Conversation. Lawrence Martin read a one act play The Passing of Chow Chow. Fourteen members and one guest attended. Mr and Mrs S L Murphy Sr left Friday for Crossett to spend the weekend with their son and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Business & Professional Womens Club
St. Patricks
Foy Hammons
Clarice Cannon
Edith Massey
Lawrence Martin
Chow Chow
Martin Presen
Red Cross Donations List With Various Contributors
A historical notice lists many donors and amounts to the Red Cross, including Mrs. Dewey Bells 2.75, Horace Fuller 1.09, Brookwood Grocery 1.00, Mrs. Jim McKenzie 407, Mrs. Dorsey McRae 1.00, Mrs. Leo Robins 1.00, Ernest Hackett 1.00, and others, totaling 906.54. The record appears as a compiled donor roll with multiple individuals and organizations contributing varied sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Bells
Horace Fuller
Brookwood Grocery
Jim McKenzie
Dorsey McRae
Leo Robins
Ernest Hackett
Geo. Robison
Ben J. Owen
W. K. Lemby
L. EB. Poteet
G. W. Powell
Dexter Alford
J. M. Watson
James C. Cox
Elmore Dougan
W. R. Campbell
Gerald Reyenga
B. F. Bain
Frank Hale
Poman on Trial for Slaying
Frankfurt dispatch reports a firearms expert testified today in the case of Mrs Yvettee Madsen accused of killing her air force lieutenant husband. The trial adjourned for three hours to locate a missing witness as the court debated private conferences and guard conditions on the 22 year old defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Yvettee Madsen
Air Force
George A. Gordon
U. S
Brooklyn
Gower
Winter Cold Grips East as Storms Hit Wide Areas
Associated Press reports frigid air sweeping from Canada into the eastern half of the nation. Gusts reach 45 mph in New York City while temperatures plunge below freezing. Nor'easters bring blizzard conditions in upstate New York and snow blocks roads along St. Lawrence border. In Florida some relief but winds topple signs and wires in the city. At Arkadelphia HSTC students perform in spring productions in early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Canada
Nich
New York City
Carolinas
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Mississippi
Florida
R.T. Elkins
Rrair
Miami
Jimmie
Ronnie
Eljon
Dorado
New York
St. Lawrence
Canadian
Hospital Notes Mixed Admissions and Discharges
Fragmented hospital notes list admissions and discharges in Hope with individuals named including Julia Chester and Mrs L F Phillips. Other lines mention Mrs Caroll Yo cum and Clive Shelton with unclear details, yielding a patchy record of patient movements and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
Lee McKee
Hope
L. F. Phillips
John Caryl McCaskill
Charles H. Hanson
D. Butcher
J. D. Ratcliff
James David
Fulton
Josephine
Caroll Yocum
Clive Shelton
Eng
Frank Fath Hale
Te Anger
Chef killed in crash near Little Rock highway 8 7
Fire Chief W EB Malin of Augusta was killed when his automobile overturned on Highway 8 and 7 about ten miles north of here. He was 57 and alone at the time, state police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
March & IM
Malin
Augusta
Here
Hostess Serves Refreshments to Local Ladies and Visitors
The hostess served refreshments to Mrs. Lorraine Blackwood, Mrs. Albert Anderson Jr, Mrs. Ervin Anderson, Mrs. George Anderson, Mrs. Jove Martin, Mrs. Dale Hunt, Mrs. Bob McCoremack, Mrs. Morris Poindexter, Mrs. Herbert Elam, and two visitors, Mrs. Gen Jurgens and Mrs. Sammie Wright. Mrs Sammie Wright won a surprise package at Bas baal 135 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Blackwood
Albert Anderson
Ervin Anderson
George Anderson
Jove Martin
Dale Hunt
Bob McCoremack
Morris Poindexter
Herbert Elam
Gen. Jurgens
Sammie Wright
Howe
Bas. Baal
Awkward Stage Advice From Dorothy Dix Column
A reader seeks help about being unattractive and shy. Dorothy Dix recommends a summer camp to build health, confidence, and social skills, arguing early independence helps temper nerves and fit into crowds.
Fires Claim Multiple Victims in Coal Mine Area Tragedy
A late report describes a deadly incident near a coal mine where a fire claimed several lives including Eli and George. Marvin Hobbs identified the victims. Amy Gretel and Mrs. Hi are noted among the affected. Eyewitness notes mention a strong wind and a frantic effort to save wives, with uncertainty about exact fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fienton
Saua
Marvin ‘Hobbsson
Eli
George
Chreili
Hoth
Amy
Gretel
Deer
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Society
Spring Hill
Nellie Barnes
Merritt
B& PW Club
Skeart Wonen
Chas. A. Haynes Co
Gaegulines
Red Cross
Poman
College
Darrel Crank
Betty Ann Benson
Ted Jones
Dana Gibson
F. B. Ward
Charles Clifford Franks
Studets
HSTC
Arkadelphia
Ute Valley
the College
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Hfe
Denar Dorsthy
Dix
Hugba
Dyor Sadan
Chevrolet
Fisher
Icbaniorate
Knec-Action
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