Easter pre Easter services and community events in Hope
Calendar notes show multiple church and civic activities in Hope on Thursday and Friday. First Baptist hosts a public safety Easter item hunt on the lawn of Mrs. Bates, Ladies bridge luncheon at Hope Country Club, and a Father’s Night program at Hope High School P T A. Community groups plan Easter egg sales, VFW Auxiliary officer elections, Girl Scout meetings, and demonstrations, with several local homes hosting showers, fundraisers, and socials through March 20 to April 27.
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First Baptist Church
M. §. Bates
St. Elm
6Th Streets
George Peck
A. E. Slussee
Hope Country Club
Hope High School P. T. A
Caferteria
VFW
T. B. Fenwick
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Beta Siena Phi Sorority
Hope City Hall
Bettye Babb
American Legion
Jeanie McPherson
J. W. Branch
South Main Street
Friday Music Club Meeting Postponed to March 29
Notice announces the Friday Music club meeting scheduled for Thursday March 22 has been postponed to Thursday March 29 due to unspecified reasons. The update preserves the event as a local notice with the new date and timing.
Dorothy Dix Advice on Handling a Contrary Husband
A reader asks how to deal with a stubborn husband. Dorothy Dix suggests flattery and subtle influence, avoiding arguments, and letting him think he directs decisions, with examples about parlor color and daily仡 compliments to win cooperation. The second query asks about a wife’s grievances after 15 years of marriage amid financial strain and lack of appreciation.
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Miss Dix
Tony
Ft Bewin
Amin
Dorothy Dix
District extension conference attendees travel to Texarkana
Mrs Lorraine Blackwood Oliver Adis Wyndel Minton and Robert E Nelson attend a district extension conference at the McCartney hotel Texarkana Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Manuel Hamm Mrs William Ramsey and Mrs Kennie McKee motored to Texarkana Monday. Mr and Mrs Bill Ruggles of Archadelphia announce the arrival of a son on Tuesday March 20.
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Lorraine Blackwood
Oliver Adis
Wyndel Minton
Robert E. Nelson
McCartney Hotel
Texarkana
Manuel Hamm
William Ramsey
Kennie McKee
Bill Ruggles
Archadelphia
Hospital Notes and Arrivals in Hope and Emmet
The column records numerous admissions and discharges across Hope and nearby towns. Families announce new arrivals including a son and a newborn. listed names include Julia Chester James Michael Bentley McCaskill and Mrs Hildred Bentley, L A Grant, Juynn Vines, and others.
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Julia Chester
James Michael Bentley
McCaskill
Hildred Bentley
Shreveport
J. W. Wimberly
Hope
Minnie Davis
W. W. Ellen
Hope Rt
J. C. Lemoine
J. B. Koonce
Emma Hartsfield
Tony Ray Partie
O. W. Mallins
Emmet
J. C. Leivaine
Favorites Get Nodin Opening NCAA Play
Kansas City March 210 Pp Kansas State and Brigham Young are favored to breeze through opening round games of the western NCAA playoff night. Kansas State the Big Seven champion and overall playoff favorite faces Arizona border conference titlist in the first game at 6 o clock CST. Arizona State? part of a brace of teams, with San Jose State in the lineup as a large at large, as playoffs continue through tomorrow night with Oklahoma A and M and Missouri games on the slate.
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University of Washington
Pacific Coast
Texas 1A
Kansas’ State
BAU
Henry
Hank
Kansas City
Kansas State
Brigham Young University
University of Arizona
Arizona
BUY
Skyline
San Jose
Tomoroow
Oklahome A and M
Missouri
25 Years Ago Today From Files of Star of Hope
A 1928 Hope column notes Tres Prosser of Prosser Gruen Co. of Dallas supervising new steam power at Tope Casket plant. McGregor of Hope leads Toca plant work. Dick Watkins, WF college student, visits parents. William Warren heads to Arkadelphia to run the Southwestern Bell local exchange.
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Star of Hope
Tres Prosser
Prosser Gruen Company
Dallas
Hope
Tope Casket
Mr. McGregor
Toca
Willian Warren
Arkadelphia
Southwestern’ Bell Telephone
French Rail Strike Expands Across France in General Walkout
Davis reports a near nationwide rail strike spreading through France on March 21. unions from CGT to other groups joined, with wide discontent over rising prices and wage issues. stoppages threaten long-distance travel and key services, Paris suburbs see heavy impact as power and transport slow down.
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Davis
France
Teeter Hound Quelle
Wby
Itones
General Federation of Labor
CGT
Rallyaads
Hally
Aloe! Page
Paris
Nour
Arkansas News Briefs March 20 report on guards and transport
Arkansas National Guard activity notes no new appointments yet. Maj Edwin MacDonald heads the Arkansas Military District as encampment at Bart Hood site shifts. T N Kimia named manager at Pan Am Southern refinery, succeeding C W Vert. New Orleans reports Marvel 20 strikes, sixth day with limited progress. Government states 1,100 military units and private buses operate but city transit remains disrupted.
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Arkansas News
Little Rock
Arkansas National Guard
Maj
Edwin MacDonald
Arkanang Military District
Bart Hood
Tex
Parady
T. N. Kimea
PansAm Southern
C. W. Vert
Teanafeured
New Orleans
National League of District FP tors Convocation Date
Four hundred expected to attend the convocation of the S6 Jurisdiction of the Mathh here April. Representatives expected from Ne é ans Missouri Oklahoma and Texas New Mexico Kangas Tittle Rock March 20 tional League of District FP tors will be held here next Suh Monday and Tuesday. Also director W A Noah of St Louis with office Inspector will be directing proceedings.
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Missouri
Oklahoma
And
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Tittle Rock
Ditee
W. A. Noah
St. Louia
Wit
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