17 Mar 1951
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1951
Page
1
A notice states Munbora of the Wialatia Garden will meet at 4 p m Wednesday at the home of Mrs Chaude Lauterbach. They plan a day at the Lauterbach home and a tease on Yellow Creek with Mrs Lauterbach and Mrs Hryon Werner of Tex Wikane to be hastened.
Notice for the Junior High Ogleahy PTA meeting of the WIR group on Tuesday March 20 at 4 40 o'clock. The executive bond will reet as a wclogk.
Fragmentary local notice lists a series of individuals with varied names and relations, mentioning events and locations around Texarkana. The readable items reference families and communities with scattered references to neighbors and gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Verey Taylor are visiting children in Dating while Mr and Mrs Sack Bet, Mr and Mrs Cheating Clifford Ranka attend Arkedelphin folk events Horner notes a late Thursday gathering. Joe W Green and Miss Dean attended a funeral in Hot Springs Friday. James W Deanch plans to enter Chicoako School of Medicine in two weeks. Corporal Willard Tee Terry is in Fourthy Field Tarital Hospital Korea after panniers from owediit dawn.
Admission notes mention Misa Teasie Mae Dri, Nettie, Hope, Mie td Sion, Tg, Hope, Biachoreed, Mee, PrHL Keith, Prltan, Vo K. Clyde, Hope. Mixed garbled text references Washington and West Virginia in a rhododendron context.
A letter from a brother discusses teaching children to fear God, good manners, and practical life skills. It emphasizes cradle education, early discipline, and consistent home instruction to shape character, with warnings about neglect and the impact on marriages and careers.
Long church schedule covers Morning Worship with Rev Lawrence preaching on The three crosses, Evening Worship installation of Rev Lawrence with remarks by Rev Bomberg, Dr. Millard and Rev Farrell. Choir pieces include Jerusalems by Parer. Church groups meet daily Monday through Thursday including Women, Elders, and Spiritual Growth events. Catholic services follow with Holy Week rites. Unity Missionary Baptist and First Methodist share additional services and community events.
Lilag Garden Club of DeAnn met at Mrs. Leroy Sammel's residence with Mrs. Tallis Samuel presiding in the president's absence. Mrs. O'Reen chaired programs, Mrs. Samuels led an informative talk on gladioli and dahlias, and Mrs. Richard Arnold arranged the Easter themed refreshments for members and a guest.
Local churches publish Holy Week schedules with sermons, choir rehearsals, and special services. FIRST CHRISTIAN lists morning worship, communion, and youth choirs. CHURCH OF CHRIST shares Bible study and evening worship. ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL and MEMORIAL BAPTIST detail services, choir practices, and Good Friday observances. FIRST PENTECOST promotes Pentecostal hours and a chicken supper fundraiser at Fair Park.
On March 17 the New York lineup features NHC-7 Dangerous Assignment at 5 30 p m. The CBS and ABC schedules include The Grand Ole Opry Vaughn Monroe Gene Autry Gangbusters and Space Patrol with lectures and questions from Twenty Questions and What makes you tick. Senator Taft delivers a foreign policy address.
March 17 1926 President Coolidge prepared to leave Washington to attend his father Colonel John C Collidge who is seriously ill in Vermont. Mrs Rufus Millican of Lewisville and Mr John S Gibson visit. Grandmothers Tea held at Elks Hall. Winona Jewell of Colorado to speak to high school students. Colorado state flag symbolism tied to green landscapes and gold mineral history.
NBC 2 30 p.m. The quia kids CBS 12 N Philarmonic metropoulos conducting ABC 12 40 Piano playhouse MBS 1 43 p.m. Mr. Mystery.
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