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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1952

Page

5

Lilac Garden Club Meeting and Society Notes

Society notes from Lilac area list many club gatherings for March including the Lilac Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Slusser’s home with co host J C Sutton. First Christian church postponement. Friday Music Club at Mrs. Garrett Story’s home. Country Club Ladies Luncheon hosted by Mrs. Emmett Thompson and Mrs. Brown. American Cancer Society executive board to meet at Mrs. Wingfield’s home. Fulton Rose Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Wilson’s with co hosts Mrs. Hughson and Mrs. Moore. Nandina Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Bernard Dunn’s with Mrs. Arch Moore presenting corsage making. Mrs. Martin Green hosts bridge and canasta with multiple attendees.

Lilac Garden Club A. E. Slusser West Am ” Christian Men's Fellowship The First Christian Church Garrett Story Jack Wilson Emmett Thompson Mrs 8 Brown Country Club Msh Amerian Cancer Society E. O. Wingfield Fulton Rose Garden Club C. H. Wilson Hughson Jim Moore J. C. Orton D. C. Dickinson Lynn Harrelt J. Logan W. A. Abbott J. J. Logan Nandina Garden Club Dunn Bernard Dunn David Waddle Henry Fen- Nick Phinas Herring Henac Martin Green Mary Anita Laseter Bille Joyce Boyett Norma Joan Franks Jo Ann Hudson Wanda Andres Mary Lou Moore Thelma Moore Allen Gee Jn Billie Joyce Boyett

Coming and Going At Arkadelphia Weekend Guests

Coming and going notices list Mr and Mrs James Thomas Copeland and son Tommy of Arkadelphia visiting Mr and Mrs Ross Copeland and Mr and Mrs Rennie McKee. Mrs McKee returns from Temple Texas where she was hospitalized. Miss Helen Downs of Dallas visits her ill mother in a local hospital.

James Thomas Copeland Tommy Arkadelphia Mr. Copeland Ross Copeland Rennie McKee Temple Texas Mrs. McKee Helen Downs Dallas

Miss Jeanie McPherson Joins Beta Sigma Phi Delta Xi at YWCA

Miss Jeanie McPherson was welcomed as a new member into the Delta Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority at the YWCA in Corpus Christi Texas last week.

Jeanie McPherson Delta Xi Beta Sigma Phi Sorority YWCA Corbus Christi Texas

Hospital Notes Chester Admits and Discharges

The Chester column lists admissions and discharges including Mrs Norman Bradford and Mrs Molly Taylor plus several Hope residents. It notes births for Nona Jo and for a daughter and son to Mr and Mrs Norman Bradford of Hope, dated 3 26 52.

Della Chester Norman Brad-ford Hope G. Houston Fulton Molly Taylor J. J. Foster Blevins Della Cox Frances James Glen D. Bley McCaskill Nona Jo Norman Bradford

Educators of State to Meet in Arkansas City

The annual convention of the Arkansas Education Association begins here tomorrow with an expected 10,000 of the state's teachers on hand. The School Administrators Department meets tonight preliminary to the main group. The two day convention opens officially at 9 30 a m tomorrow with a meeting of the council on education.

Willie Hock Arkansas Education Association Council On Education

Kroger Awarded Brand Names Retailer of the Year

Kroger Co selected as Brand Names Retailer of the Year by Brand Names Foundation Inc led by Henry E. Abt. The firm operating in 18 Midwestern and Southern states tops 500 food firms in a 20 classification award with a 1500-strong turnout expected at the Brand Names Day dinner in New York on April 16.

Kroger Co Henry E. Abt Brand Names Foundation, Inc Middlewestern Kroger America New York Steinbarg's Limited Montreal Quebec National Teas Company Chicago Illinois Food Fair Stores, Inc Philadelphia Grand Union Company East Patterson New Jersey Abl Foundation Brand Names Foundation Abt

Whiskey truck theft shocks city warehouse cargo loss

Two men boarded a truck loaded with 483 cases of whiskey valued at about 40 thousand dollars while the driver was having papers checked in a New York warehouse. They drove off and the vehicle was found six blocks away with two cases missing.

New York Two Toen

Dorothy Dix on visiting old friends after marriage

A wife asks if her husband should continue visiting high school friends across miles. Dorothy Dix says there is no harm in Peter's visits, sees him as naturally friendly and a gossip, and urges the wife to stop worrying. Nostalgic gatherings can soothe present tensions and benefit both spouses.

Dery Dix Peter Mather Confort Doris Anawer Bill Frank Alize

Hampstead County Home Demonstration Clubs organized

The 19 Home Demonstration Clubs in Hampstead County total 871 members with four council meetings annually. Officers for 1982-53 include Mrs. Monroe Stuart president and Mrs. J. H. Byers secretary treasurer. Activities include dress revue, amateur night, and trips to Fayetteville, with goals of 2000 members that year.

Hampstead County County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs Monroe Stuart Oran

Spring meeting of Hany County Council of Boma clubs

The Thursday spring meeting of Hany County Council of Boma outlines demonstrations and a theater program at the auditorium in Hot Springs. Arkinisis Power and Light sponsors an agricultural program with speakers Rev Viral Keeley and Mrs Ma Be Gentry. Demonstrations feature Green Laster Melrose clubs and a Bad Good Home Demo, with prizes of 8 and 2 dollars for first and second. Plans for next year will be announced and Hopawell’s club hosts a noon session.

Hany Boma Moroha Myra Orville Hoelacher Roan Gree Dhirhig Gta Membir Meghing

Blues Convention Forecast Promises Great Era

A garbled regional report predicts the blues convention will bring wide attention to New York and Columbia Branden Avs tern’s television network. The source notes speakers and performances may define a landmark event, projecting the convention as the era’s greatest blues gathering with strong media impact.

New York Marely Agalan Columbia Branden Avstern Vision

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