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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1947

Page

3

Hope Business and Professional Women's Club Meeting

The Hope Business and Professional Women's Club meets Thursday at 7 p.m. in Hotel Barlow with hostesses Roy Stephenson and Mrs. Roy Mouser. Guest speaker Denton O. Rushing of Little Rock Employment Service discusses women's postwar roles.

Hope Business and Professional Women’s Club Hotel Barlow Roy Stephenson Roy Mouser Denton O. Rushing Employment Security Division Employment Service of Little Rock

Winsome Sunday School Class Meets at Ophelia Bolls Home

The Winsome Sunday School class of First Baptist met Tuesday evening at Ophelia Bolls home with Mrs Julian in attendance.

First Baptist Church Ophelia Bolls Julian

Ward-Pratt Marriage Announced At Prescott First Methodist

Miss Ameta Sue Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Ward of Prescott wed William Ray Pratt Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Ray Pratt of Newport in a candlelight ceremony at the First Methodist church in Prescott. The couple will reside in Newport after a wedding trip to New Orleans. Bridesmaids wore blue and carried pink carnation bouquets. best man Dick Pratt and several ushers attended. A reception followed with a three tier cake topped by a miniature couple.

Ameta Sue Ward Homer Milton Ward Prescott William Ray Pratt, Jr William Ray Pratt Newport First Methodist Church R. A. Highsmith Broken Bow Oklahoma Martha Ann Tippet Bill Phillips Cotton Thomas Wylie Cobler Little Rock Adam Gutherie Macon Georgia New Orleans Louisiana

Incorrigible youths need confidence not punishment

Dr. O'Brien explains that incorrigible behavior stems from lack of self confidence. Defiant teens resist rigid discipline and benefit from opportunities to showcase abilities. Parents should seek guidance from the Children's Bureau publication Guiding the Adolescent and contact local health departments or Washington for copies.

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4-H Dairy Training Aids 100000 Youth

The eleventh year of the National 4-H Dairy Production awards program trains 100,000 youths in 27 states on cleanliness and sanitation for milk and dairy products. Over 4 to 11 years, 27 club members handled 535 select animals with $113,812.57 total gross income.

Kraft Foods Co U. S Chicago Arkansas J. M. Park, Jr Cabot Carroll Clay Conway Cross Greene Hot Spring Isard Jackson Little River Ouachita Pulaski South Sebastian Stone Union

Transient Repairs Light Meter Sparks Vandalism in Goshen

A transient at the Salvation Army citadel in Goshen Indiana left a note claiming he had fixed the light meter for a free meal. In quotes the note said the meter would not register but the act blew all fuses.

Goshen Ind Salvation Army

Williams and relatives travel and visit across states

Mitchell Williams a Baylor law student in Waco spent the weekend with his parents and other relatives. Phyllis Williams returned to the University of Arkansas after visiting her parents. The Nix and Vanderbilt families attended the funeral of Mrs. Bolin in Idabel Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Harrell returned from a two week vacation visiting relatives in Helena Oklahoma and Denton Texas to see their daughter Frances Harrell at T.S.C.W.

Mitchell Williams Baylor University Waco Texas Joe Williams Phyllis Williams University of Arkansas Fayetteville Jett Williams Owen Nix J. D. Vanderbilt Texarkana Nix William Bolin Idabel Oklahoma Charles Harrell Helena Oklahoma Denton Frances Harrell T.S.C.W

Hospital Notes on Miss Nash Post Surgery

Friends of Miss Jean Nash regret to learn she is a patient at Josephine hospital where she underwent an appendicitis operation on Wednesday. She is reported as doing nicely today.

Jean Nash Josephine Hospital

Sherry’s Studio World Enchants a Cottage Resident

Sherry, living in a Hollywood bungalow court with friends Sandro Tony and Kris, lands a low paid script job at Mrs. Drood's studio. She encounters star-director Orville Merriman, whose gaze unsettles her as she tours the set. After a tea visit with Merriman, Sherry is driven home by cameraman Peter Barton.

Sherry Mona Hollywood Sandro Tony Kris Mrs. Drood Esi Tommy Rivers Orville Merriman Merriman Scott Steve Prescott Commisary Peter Barton Peter

Respect as the Keystone of a Lasting Marriage

Dorothy Dix argues respect is the core of stable marriage not beauty or romance. She asserts that love fades without mutual respect and describes how distrust and disloyalty ruin partnerships, while true respect allows lasting happiness.

Do You Respect Me Could End Courtship Cruelty Gaps

A moral reflection suggests couples who trust in God endure tests as in a furnace turning to pure gold. The piece argues removing heartache by shifting courtship from fear to mutual respect.

Texas Annexation Debates Over State Dividing Rights

The fragment notes the United States annexation of Texas and hints at ongoing questions about Texas retaining a right to divide into new states. It references constitutional themes and potential territorial changes without detailing dates or formal actions.

Texas United States

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