Community society notices fill March church meetings and socials
March activities fill church and club calendars with Womans Society of Christian Service and First Methodist events, Rebecca Class, Circle No 4, Wesleyan Service Guild, and Business Women’s Circle. Also scheduled are invitational bridge, fam ily socials, PTA gathering, and a talk by Dr. Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Thite
Rebecca
First Baptist Church
Andy Andrews
Wesleyan Service Guild
B.N. Holt
Gwendolyn Dean
Business Woman's Circle
Lester Kent
Lewisville Road
Pat Cleburne Chapter U D C Birthday Celebration
Pat Cleburne Chapter U D C celebrated its Gist birthday anniversary at the home of Mrs J M Duffle with associate hostess Mrs J M O Neal. President Mrs H C Whittworth presided. Mrs Jv W Branch gave the treasurer report. Speaker Mrs Jack Hogg spoke on Colleges before the War and Pea Ridge battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Cleburne
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. M. Duffle
J. M. O'Neal
H. C. Whittworth
Wilbur Jones
U. S
Arkansas
W. Branch
Hempstead County
Pea Ridge
Battlefield Park
Gus Haynes
Weekend Visit From Smiths to Fayetteville
Mr and Mrs Cecil Smith spent the weekend visiting their daughter Marcell Smith Johnson in Fayetteville. They were accompanied by Mrs Queifa Smith. Marcell is a junior at the University of Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Smith
Marcell Smith Johnson
Fayetteville
Queifa Smith
Marcell
The
University of Arkansas
Birth announced for Mitzi Diane Hollis in Dallas Tyler Hope
Mrs James R Hollis of Dallas announces the birth of a daughter Mitzi Diane on March 4 The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J W Wielding of Tyler Texas and the paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs B E Hollis of Hope
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
James R. Hollis
Dallas
Mitzi Diane
J. W. Wielding
Tyler
Texas
He, Hollis
Hope
Hospital Notes and Memorial Admits and Discharges
List of admitted patients including Arthur Holland Saratoga Floyd Brandon Hope and others, with numerous Hope area names and addresses. Discharged Mary Etla Arrington and Mrs Wiliam Gilbert with baby. Includes announcement of a baby boy born March 8, 1887 and other obliquely listed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Arthur Holland
Saratoga
Floyd Brandon
Hope
Etta Phillips
Prescott
Jim Stone
Kenneth Ray Williams
Sherwood Askew
Moca Jiromi
Geneva Moses
Mee Bandefur Dudney
Washington
Mary Carolyn Cook
Hasty Wake
Emmet
Lester R. Ferguson
W. Johnson
Rt J.palmes
Annie Lee Stuart
Mary Jen
Mary Etla ‘Arrington
Wiliam G. Gilbert
Gee We Poindexter
H.©. Coleman
Betty Hooker
Blevins
Bobby Rogenbaum
Viola Ghamvhers
Benneth Ray Willams
Ric
Jimmie Johnson
Garolyn
Cook
Ige Ey Pickard
Ros- Aliha McFaddey
Lewisville
Cecil Wyatt
Harden Kemper
Magnolia
Gerald Jones
Eneva
Alipazla Rete
Bh & Hope
Charles Landry
B. B. Wright
Jim Rowland
Fulton
Carolyn June Keeney
Texarkana
Sevier Watson
Stella White
Glen Gilbert
Anslay Gilbert
Lynn Harrell
McCaskill Community Hosts Rural Development Conference
Delegates from McCaskill returned from Little Rock after a two day rural development conference at Hotel Lafayette. Over 425 attendees statewide. McCaskill earned third place in a state contest for rural community improvement. State judges dined at a chicken dinner hosted by the Home Demonstration Club. Weekend visitors included the Shuffields and Morris Rhea with family from Springhill. A Home Demonstration Club meeting is planned March 15 at the community building. Mrs Gordon Prescott and Mrs Cloud Bittick hostesses. Arthur Wimmell teaches piano at Blevins School and substitutes as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaskill
Hotre Dentsonstration Club
Home Demonstration Club
Gordon Prescott
Cloud Bittick
Arthur Wimmell
Blevins School
Kirk Douglas Good Bet to Win Oscar
Actor Kirk Douglas seems favoured to win an Oscar this year as he prepares to film two movies in Europe for Brayna Productions. If his next project secures the Oscar, his wife Ann will receive the award at a March 27 event. Multiple birth notices from Hope and Fulton list several families welcoming babies in March 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Kirk Douglas
Europe
Brayna Productions
Ann
Douglas
Kirk
Bis
Van
New York
San Francisco
Hollywood Foreign Press
van Gogh
Birth notices from Hempstead county end February
Births listed over the past month ending February 20 in Hempstead county include multiple families reporting new babies. Names include Dennis Troy, Martha Lou Sanders, Debra Denise Chaslain, Robert Howard II, Anna Jean Cox, Denny Earl McCorkle, Freda Joe Fregia, David Lynn Ward Wright, Debra Jean Ward, Claudia Marie Rows, Nancy Jill Beasley, Parlene Mer Millen, Ponna Kay Gobb, Bobby Lewis Jones, Ray Milburn, Curtis Elton Bows, Jo Ann Franks, Joe Ann Williams, Emma Georgia Jones, Lavel Scott, Mulyen Thomas, Washington delivery, and Judy Kay Marlin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Whitey
George Troy Flowers
Dennis Troy
Hope
James Riley Sanders
Martha Lou
Fulton
Wilburn Glen Chas+lain
Debra Denise
Lewisville
Robert
Howard Calhoun
Robert Howard II
Charles Marlin Cox
Anna Jean
Pond
James Thomas McCorkle
Denny Earl
Frederick Fregia
Freda Joe
Emmet
Arkansas
Eirey Ward Wright
David Lynn
N. Hervey
Helsholl Gill Ward
Gil Debra Jean
Claude Quinn
Claudia Marie
N. Forrest Street
Forrest City
Gordon Thad Beasley
Nancy Jill
Morrilton
James Donald Mer Millen
Parlene
Bobby Gene
Ponna Kay
7Th Sty Hope
Non. White
John L. Jones
Bobby Lewis
Rufus James Shaw
Ray Milburn
Gradey Lee Bowsies
Curtis Elton
Hosey Franks
Jo Ann
Coy Williams
Joe Nathan Snow
Dens Gud
Halle Rue
Dorothy Dix Clarifies Love and Engagement Choices
A Dororthy Dix column piece blends dating counsel and celeb gossip. It cites a young woman seeking marriage amid an ex husband and army plans, plus readers asking about engagement outcomes and parental influence, with notes on Oscar chatter and personal nerves.
136 Compete for $100,000 Preakness
Baltimore race scene centers on the first Preakness Stakes with 138 eligible three year olds listed by Louis Podfil of Pimlico. Churchill Downs revealed 193 Derby nominees. Belmont Stakes drew 147 for its June 15 run. Calumet Farm tops Preakness contenders with six entries including Is Cer and Barbiean. Needles dominates as a triple crown hopeful candidate with history and speculation surrounding the 1950 spring classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
IPA
Louis Podfiid
Pimlica
GtNielals
Churchil Downe
Roth
Chumet
Cane Matkey
Cer
Dike
Barbiean
Iron Liege
Slimon Kenton
Whig
Boone Blaze
Calumet
Chlet
Fe Jdaga
Fabius
BG. & H. Stabies Needies
Lexington
Fabiis
Needies
Eaflier
Nabt
Ag Zev
Dohnatawh
Shut Ott
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Hope Country Club
First Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Hays
Edgewood
Olef Luck
Crighton Lance
Hope Ground Observer Corps
V. F. W. Hut
Melrose Home Demonstration Club
J.M. Hackett
J. P. Mangum
C. Lynn Harris
Pecen
F.C. Crow
Brookwood P .T. A
Ti.t. ‘Lawrence
Jim McKenzie
Warie Windsor
Richard Roder
Carla Balehoa
Jackie Coodam
Allam Mixon
Sscoutuw Fortaine
Saenger
Hot Springs, Arkansas
ST. Joseph
School OF Dental Nursing
Ark
Addres
Hope Star
Hope, al
Heer Rl
Seypgtion
Phong
Ingle
Fred O, Ellis
Greening Insurance Agency
B.A. Fiagaaine
Otelouke
Lilac Garden Club
Jim Cole
Lloyd Kifistdig
Be Ath
W. R. Mosley
Garland Parent Education Meeting
Fred Gresham
Carlton King
American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 12
American Legion
Legion Hall
Lovell
Gist
R. G. Shuffield
Thei
Morris Rhea
Ronnie
Thas
Jeannin Shuffield
Springhill
Law
Shuffield
Rhea
Church i Nashville
J. S. Moses Home
Mrs. Moses
M. E. Thomas
Comway
Karen Lee Thomas
Oscar
Dorothy DIX
Marshall
Uncle Sam
Marilyn Hea E Marllyn
Dorothy Bix
Huisband
Bimself
Nora
Yau
Dorothy
Gladys Deur
Andy
Canada
Row
York
N.Y
Ilka
the Fashion Shoppe
S. Main Pro
Dairy Queen
Queen’s Pantry
K. E. Ambrose
East Third
Coleman
Coleman Dairy
Arkansas’ Best
United States
Emay Dairy
Dane Olin
Gail Davis
Vik
Bitowva