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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1952
Page
5
Calendar note for Tuesday March 4 reports the Country Chi hosting a St Patrick's Day Dance on March 1 at 8 30. Each couple may bring one guest and guests are invited to wear a touch of green.
Be Mr and Mrs Frank McLarty Mr and Mrs George Peck and Mr and Mrs Jack Lowe hold PEO Chapter AE at Mrs Ferrel Bakers 3106 Park Drive Tuesday March VW at 3 pm. Young Married People pot luck at First Baptist at 7 30 pm. Edith Thompson Class at First Methodist 7 30 tonight. DAR March meeting at Barlow Hotel luncheon Wednesday 12 at 42 o clock. Brookwood PTA executive 2 45 Wednesday 12 then regular 3 20 in auditorium. Paisley PTA 1 pm Wednesday 12 election of officers Rev Virgil Keeley speaker. Oglesby PTA meet Wed 12 officers elected executive 2 35. Garland PTA Wed 12 3 pm Mrs R L Broach to review Queen Mary. Executive 2 30. Daffodil Garden Club meets Thursday 13 at 2 pm at Mrs Harold Brents home. Mrs A A Halbert guest speaker Flower arranging program ahead of March 19 flower show. Members
Community groups meet after school events for Garland Brownie Troop 1 led by Mia Royce Smith and Mrs Merlin Coop. Jr High PTA holds monthly meeting in the auditorium. WMS of First Baptist observes Annie W Armstrong Week. Camellia Garden Club plans March 14 at 2 pm with seed planting talk. Melody Maids meet March 15 at 10 am. Jane Carter and Clyde U Browning wed in a ceremony at the Carter home with flowers, organ music, and reception. bride in ice blue travel home to 420 Edgewood.
Circle 2 of the Women of the First Presbyterian Church met Monday afternoon at Mrs. C C McNeill's home. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer and a brief business session was led by Mrs. Jim McKenzie. Mrs E O Wingfield led the program with a review.
The McBay couple marked sixty years of marriage with a family reunion and open house at 214 South Laurel. Guests included relatives from Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Kansas and beyond. Attendees shared lunches and gifts while church groups held related activities and prayers.
Oklahoma City on March 11 reports the Oklahoma Department of Education delaying a two state probe into Arkansas students crossing the border for schooling. Eddie Higalug, head examiner, cited a district interior meeting as a reason while noting fewer than 200 out of state students are involved.
Mrs J C Seavey of Lewisville and Mr and Mrs J V Lander announce a son born March 10 1982. Kim Hawthorne of Fulton reports the arrival of a boy in 1982 and another listing notes a daughter Hope. The text is fragmented but confirms two birth notices with named families.
Dorothy Dix answers a reader about modern manners and respect for elders. She argues many parents neglect training, leading to impolite, imprudent behavior in children and urges parental oversight and consistent correction.
Reports from Tunis describe new outbreaks of violence linked to independence movements. A bomb exploded near a police port in Tunis, causing fire and casualties. Explosives also damaged a water supply in Bizerte, with several attacks on street targets and injuries reported.
My, and Mrs. Winfred Bradford and son Danny of Malvern were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Clark and son. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rovers and syns of Gordon were Sunday guests of Parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Webb. Mrs. Anna Judson retired from a visit with relatives in Emerson and Magnalls. In Magnolia she attended the district basketball tournament.
Hospital notes record H A Watterson and Homer Brackey in assessment and care. Srangh edited entry notes but details remain sparse about Hope subject and care plan.
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