Church and school meetings fill midweek schedule
The J O Y Sunday School class meets Tuesday 7 30 at Mrs Donald Moore with Mrs W A Williams as associate hostess. Haynes class meets 6 45 at the church Educational Building for monthly business and social gathering. Alathean class hosts at 902 Ve Street Tuesday 7 30. D A R lunch Wednesday 12 30 at Hotel Marlow hosted by Mrs Chas Haynes ate Watkins and Mrs Ralph Burn. Paisley P T A meets 3 00 Wednesday with Executive Board at 2 30. Junior Senior High P T A meets Thursday 3 30 at the High School. Hope B P W C meets Thursday 7 00 at Hotel Barlow with hostesses Mrs Roy Stephenson and Mrs Roy Mouser. Denton O Rushing from Little Rock will speak on womens place in the post war period.
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J.0.y
First Baptist Church
Donald Moore
W. A. Williams
Gus Haynes
Miles Laha
Ve Street
John Cain
Chapter
D.A.R
Hotel Marlow
Chas. Haynes
Ate Watkins
Ralph Burn
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Hotel Barlow
Roy Stephenson
Roy Mouser
Denton O. Rushing
Employment Service
Little Rock
Lois Gwendolyn Churchwell Weds Lyle M. Allen at Garrett Memorial
The wedding occurred Sunday March at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church. Lois Gwendolyn Churchwell, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Sidney L Churchwell, married Lyle M Allen in a simple ceremony.
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Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Lois Gwendolyn Churchwell
Sidney L. Churchwell
Lyle M. Allen
SSS Tonic Promises Boost In Red Blood Cell Health
Advertises SSS Tonic as a proven aid to build up low blood strength from non organic nutritional anemia. Claims improved digestion, appetite, energy, and skin color, with a testimonial style urging readers to buy at Pad drug store and enjoy stronger vitality.
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SSS Tonic
Pad Drug Store
Allen–Mont Wedding: Hope Couple Plans Louisiana Honeymoon
A double ring ceremony read by Rev. D O Silvey united Mr. and Mrs. A Mont Allen of the city in the presence of family and close friends. The bride wore light blue crepe with white gloves and wore a strand of pearls borrowed from her aunt. Attendant Miss Gladys Deal Jones wore a grey gabardine suit. Best man was Houston Schooley. The couple will honeymoon in Shreveport Baton Rouge and New Orleans before settling in Hope. The bride is a Hope High School graduate employed locally. the groom, also a Hope High School graduate, served 28 months in the armed forces with 23 months overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mont Allen
D. O. Silvey
Howard Reece
Gladys Deal Jones
Houston Schooley
Shreveport
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Louisiana
Hope
Allen
Hope High School
Armed Forces
South Pacific
Visitors and hospital news from local social notes
Mr. and Mrs. James Atterbury of Houston Texas arrived to visit relatives. John Beckworth and B A Julian of Springfield Missouri were Sunday guests of Mrs J B Beckworth and relatives. Friends of Mrs J M Bush regret she is a patient at Julia Chester hospital.
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James Atterbury
Houston, Texas
John Beckworth
B. A. Julian
Springfield
Missouri
J.B. Beckworth
J. M. Bush
Julia Chester Hospital
Top Radio Programs of the Day in New York
Radio listings for Tuesday March 11 and Wednesday schedule across NBC CBS ABC and MBS. Programs include NBC Date Wither Fibber and Molly Bob Hope Red Skelton. CBS American Melody Mel Blanc Show Vox Pop Godfrey’s Talent Scouts One World Flight Cedar Crest College Women’s Choir. ABC Gypsy Nights Boston Symphony Hour Norman Cousins Moscow Dinah Shore. MBS Scotland Yard Falcon Universal Military Training and more with evening and afternoon slots across networks.
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New York
NBC
Bob Hope
Red Skelton
CBS
Godrey's Talent Scouts
One World Flight
China
Cedar Crest College Women’s Choir
ABC
Boston Symphony Hour
Norman Cousins
Moscow
Scotland Yard
American Forum
Chicago to close city hall on St Patrick's Day
Alderman Bernard J. O Halloran proposed closing Chicago city hall next Monday for St Patrick's Day. Mayor Edward J. Kelly and the council offered no objections at the meeting yesterday.
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Chicago
St. Patrick's Day
Bernard J. O'Halloran
Edward J. Kelly
Beer tax hike defeated in Arkansas House
The Arkansas House rejected a bill doubling the beer tax from five to ten dollars per barrel by 38 votes to 28. Proceeds would fund general revenue, the University of Arkansas, and other state colleges. The session also approved a governor’s mansion funding bill and veteran education subsidies, plus several appropriations for the State Hospital and state patrolmen.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
House
Senate
General Revenue Fund
University of Arkansas
Rep
Wade
Washington
Laney
Employers Must Bargain With Foremen's Union
The supreme court ruled today that employers must bargain with foremen's unions in a 6 to 3 decision. The Packard Motor Company of Detroit appealed a National Labor Relations Board ruling arguing foremen were not covered by the Wagner Act. Justice Jackson delivered the opinion with Justice Douglas dissenting. Chief Justice Vinson and Justice Burton concurred in the dissent.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Packard Motor Company of
Detroit
National Labor Relations Board
Jackson
Douglas
Jutice Vinson
Burton
Magnolia Girls to Play Hope Team in Hoops Tonight
A Magnolia A and M College women’s team visits Hope High School to face Stewart's Independent girls. Tipoff is 7 45 PM at Hope High School.
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Magnolia
Hope
Magnolia A & M College
Stewart
Aged Clipper Seeks 1947 State Barber License
Barber E. E. Davis of Havana Illinois claims to be the oldest working barber in the state at 92 and asks the State Department of Registration and Education for the first 1947 renewal barber license. He began cutting hair 76 years ago and says his request will be granted.
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Springfield
E. E. Davis
Havana
Ill
Davis
State Department of Registration and Education
Illinois
Hollywood Bungalow Court Tales of Duels and Dreams
Sherry, Mona, and three court boys fuel ambition in Hollywood as Sherry pursues writing and a studio job while Mona targets her married boss George Brothers. Kris, Tony, and Sandra reveal hidden dueling pasts, music, and movie ambitions as plans form to advance Sherry’s career.
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Sherry
Mona
Hollywood
George Brothers
Sandra
Tony
Kris
Europe
Culver City
Sandro
Mrs. Drood
Distorted Love and the Motive of Crime
Dorothy Dix discusses how distorted love fuels many husband and wife killings and the pattern of jealousy behind such crimes. She notes men rarely kill for love and women rarely kill men, yet love and hate intertwine, while also warning that people starve love by mistreating relatives and withholding affection.
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Oscar Wilde
Feeding on hunger aids stable parent child bonds
A physician explains that feeding infants on hunger cues rather than strict schedules supports better development. Babies cry when hungry until fed, then relax. Over time many recover a natural rhythm, reducing mishandling from rigid routines.
Norrell pushes bill on airline service near cities
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 10 Norrell a Democrat urged a House subcommittee to approve a bill letting airlines serving a route over or near a city to provide service. He cited Hot Springs National Park airport costing about 2 million dollars and municipal officials waiting for arguments among airlines. State Senator Ernest Maner appeared before a circuit court grand jury probing city administration of Mayor Leo McLaughlin. The testimony's details were not disclosed and Prosecutor Sidney McMath plans to call about 50 more witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norrell
D-Ark
House
Hot Springs National Park
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Ernest Maner
Circuit Court
Leo McLaughlin
Sidney McMath
Ouachita Leader to Speak at PTA Meeting on Christian Education
Ouachita College president Dr. J R Grant will address a joint meeting of the local Junior and Senior PTA at the high school at 3 30 p m Thursday. He will discuss Christian Education and invites all members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Grant
Ouachita College
Two Fires Reported by Local Fire Department
A Negro residence at Fourth and Hazel streets burned heavily about 9 25 last night according to the fire department. Earlier today firefighters dealt with a blaze on West Avenue D where only beans were damaged. The text notes a banana plant misdescribed as a tree, clarifying it is an herb with rolled leaf stems.
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Fourth and
Hazel Streets
West Avenue D
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