10 Mar 1951
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1951
Page
1
A clipped social note records a family birthday event at the home of Mrs Perrel Baker on Fark Drive. It mentions a party Tuesday afternoon and a separate Sunday action, with a later reference to Tuesday night and plans at the same residence.
The telegram style notices list Garden Club and Sunday school meetings. Events include the tele Garden lab meeting on Tuesday at 2:90 in Mea Lov Robina’s home with co hosts, and the Winsome Sunday school group of the First Haptlet churess hosting a monthly gathering at Mra Harold Siker’s address. A DAR chapter plans a meeting on Wednesday at 12:49 at Re Reco Hite Hotel with several local ladies named.
Church notices from Watt Avenue and surrounding congregations describe Sunday school at 10 40 morning worship with choir, fellowship events, youth programs, and meetings at multiple churches including First Peury Train Emet Second fire and a detailed schedule of choir practices, circle meetings, and community talks.
Archie Davia Malone and Woe lam, Daniel Jarvis of Reaston, reached high academic standing at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville during the fall term.
Ada Oklahoma families gather for weekend activities with Mr and Mrs BU Roberta visiting from Ada. Mr and Mrs Diu Rob. Orta join, as their daughter participates in local events.
A 1928 Hope newspaper recap notes J F L Bills No 4 oil claims by Nevada oil meta and pumper prospects. Grandmother contest to pick the most popular local elder. Garland PTA ignores “Grandmothers Ten.” 40th telephone anniversary marked at Hope Exchange with about 10 guests. Regular Auxiliary meetings led by Myr, Jessie Sinclair. prayer service and study sessions scheduled. Sunday School and worship services listed with pastor and officers. Woman’s Missionary Society and other church groups plan activities and missions.
Hope Gospel Tabernacle notes list broadcast over KXAN with pastor and teacher names. Revival Time coast to coast presented by Assemblies of God friends at Hope Tabernacle. No orchestra this week. Wednesday features prayer and Bible study. National Sunday Convention begins March 19 at Springheld, Migcourt, Shring Mosque.
Washington reports a Senate dispute over troop deployments to Europe. The Teft-Wherry wing won a partial victory as two committees approved measures to require congressional approval for any future policy sending American troops abroad to join the Western Europe defense force. Senator Smith seeks clearer language and advance consent, while others call the plans unsatisfactory.
Morrilton report states Joe Johnson a Clinton lumberman was exonerated by a circuit court jury in the highway death of Betty Sue Scroogin, 10, of Center Ridge. Charges of involuntary manslaughter, leaving the scene, and reckless driving were dismissed as the defense argued the truck operator did not know a child had been struck.
Jimmy Kilroy, a policeman based at a major office building, credits HADACOL with restoring his energy after a rundown period. He describes improved stamina and vigor after taking two bottles, attributing his recovery to vitamins B, B2, Niacin, and Iron plus minerals.
Valley Springs and Jessieville reach the Arkansas high school Class 4 basketball final after Valley Springs beat Mr. Ida in the semifinals and Jessieville defeated Grubbs 50 38. George comments on Truman policy and an international army debate.
Two Negro men who escaped Tuesday from the state hospital near Little Rock were recaptured within miles of the facility. They were detained for sanity hearings on murder charges. A G Murray, 25, of Lincoln County, was nabbed after seeking work at a local dairy, while Raymond Bonds, 18, of Osceola, was found nearby. Murray is charged with killing his mother in law. Bonds with killing a night watchman at Osceola.
A water glass base, known for preserving eggs, is used to form silica gardens. When dilute metal sulfate crystals are added, they react with the water glass to create upward growths that resemble plants.
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