Local Hope Events Include Meetings and Music
Community notices show First Christian meeting at 7 20 p m Wednesday and the fifth ey course session. Ladies Day lunches with 25 30 dollars announced by Mrs George Peck Branch and Mrs Vincare. Cake sale and habit cam and 4 0 p m gathering with Mrs K 4 Caplinger. Travel mentions include Arnold and Herbert Arnold visiting from Camden. Maury College Glee club feature on April 3 at the University gauge bar with Mary Baldwin concert on April 4 joined by Harvard University orchestra. Miss Hatley, daughter of John and Mrs Hatley, 417 West 2nd Avenue, Hope.
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Hatley of
Hope
Maury ‘Ellige Glee Club
University of A
Barbour
Naughton Farms
Stamps Baxter Melody Boys
Church of Christ
Sutton's
Star & Sports
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Monte Cristy
Bill Henry
John Steele
Adventres
Prank Edwards
Mutual
Sten
Hospital Admissions and Discharges at Hope
Julia Chester and Joséphine Admitted to Hope facilities with multiple accompanying names. Discharges listed include Mrs. X G Miller and Doyle Percell along with several others. Branch entries show admissions of Mrs. G and Mr. Coffeld and discharge of Vonnie Edwards.
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Julia Chester
Fred Bars
Hope
O. A. McKnight
Cecil RR. Sprague
Cecil R. Sprague
X. G. Miller
Lou Caty
By Hope
Joséphine
J. A. Williamson
Theda
Purnipseed
Lewisville
Steve Cupp
Billy Joe Samuels
Doyle Percell
M. Greeson
Ada Goodlet
Ozan
Ru l
W. Ds. Thomason
Red Cross Donations Totals $2,073.37 Reported
A historical note lists donor names and amounts for a Red Cross drive, totaling 2 073 37, with individuals including Cecil Wyatt Patmos Harmon Williams and Mrs Edna Simons among many others contributing varied sums. The record consolidates small gifts from numerous residents and a business entry from Hope Business Supply Co.
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Hope Business Supply Co
Cecil Wyatt
Patmos
B.hr. Horton
John Linha
Selma Simons
Crit. Stuart
I EB. Hollis
Harmon Williams
H. M. Ward
W. H. Huckabue
Billy Huckabee
Stanley
Herbert Hollis
G. C. Evans
Barney Rider
D. B. House
L. D. Rider
Burlin Jones
Cc. P. Jones
Lee Hatch
Tillman Rider
David Jones
Lioyd Smittle
Miss Conelile Black
Mrs. Viola Ratuliff
Court Docket Summary of City Pocket Cases
Court docket lists multiple defendants with offenses ranging from drunkenness and driving with no license to unpaid bonds and plea guilty. Defendants include Ernest Perry, Joseph Maxwell, William Walker, Alice Hightower, Yurke, Robert Mueller, Viola Chambers, Mary May, Claudie C Walker, Joseph Martin, Nathaniel Coleman, A J Nelson, Joe Prater, Willie West, Olte Kimble, George Woodhull, But Terrell, C. Allen, Eddie May Evans. Bonds range from 1 to 150 dollars. several pleas guilty with fines or suspended costs. Civil docket notes Auto Parts and Supplies vs Powell Wash Motor Company in replevin for paint, $109.40. dismissed by agreement at plaintiff’s cost.
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Earnest Perry
Joseph Maxwell
William Walker
Alice Hightower
James DP
Yurke
Robert Mueller
Viola
Motion City
Willie West
Olte Kimble
George Woodhull
Terrell
C. Allen
Eddie May Evans
Yerger High lunch menu for coming week listing items
The Yerger High school lunch supervisor outlines a week of menus including Smothered liver and gravy with English peas and apple on Monday, Italian Spaghetti with Breens on Tuesday, Pinto beans with cole slaw and prune compote on Wednesday, and milk with various breads, plus a junior high and grade school cafeteria plan featuring hot tamales and creamed potatoes with cheese wedges on Monday.
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Yerger High School
Radio Schedule and Menu Fragments for Oaklawn Area
Readable listings show a dense radio schedule with programs from Gabriel Heatter to Bill Henry and various music and news segments, interleaved with unclear menus. The text also includes garbled menu items for Monday through Wednesday noting beef stew smothered steak hot tamale pie and related cafeteria offerings.
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Mark Trail
Tom Mix
Oaklawn Rice
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis
Peter Salem
Bill Henry
Frank Edwards
Harry James
All
Mutual
Private detective Queripel in a tangled murder case
Rupert Hughes presents detective Gian Queripel chasing clues in the Wendell Palmer murder. The story follows fingerprint schemes, bold theories, and a tense office scene as Queripel struggles to prove a complex theory about a blackmailing plot involving Nelda Craft and Mel Kelso.
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Tun
Gian Queripel
Elene Moody
Moody
Mirko
Mandy
Nelda Craft
Ahe
Valmer
Mele Kelso
Logy Balaner
Welan
Palmer
Kelso
Wendell Palomer
Queripel
Stivers
Paul Moody
Dorothey Dix on Ages for Marriage and Advice to a Wife
Dorothy Dix argues against marriages at ages near 19 to 25 and cites high divorce rates among the young. She says maturity brings better companionship as tastes and minds evolve with age. A reader asks about a nonworking husband. Dix advises clear boundaries, urging the wife to insist on effort and consider separation if he won’t work, to protect herself and future child.
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Denar Miss Dix
E. C
Dorothy Dix
W. P
Gin
Court Rules Commission Is Legal
Arkansas Supreme Court upholds a Garland chancery decision awarding E M Thrash $1180 commission for a $23000 sale. The ruling means Blytheville Housing Authority may issue a single contract covering all phases of a construction project, rejecting separate contracts for each phase under a state law.
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Little Rock
Garland Chancery
Arkansas Supreme Court
Hot Springs
E. M. Thrash
Cecil HE. Tortis
Supreme Court
Blytheville
High Court
Tate
Another Enters Race for Lieutenant Governor
Little Rock May 27. Bulb Brocingus, a Conway resident and former state police commissioner, has entered the race for lieutenant governor. He faces opposition from Lt. Gov. Nathan Gordon, Speaker Carl Hendrix, and James Mackyell, who have filed pledges for the position.
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Little Rock
Mayeh
Un—L
Promises No Headlines in Lobbying Probe
Washington hears a congressional lobbying probe open with Rep. Buchanan promising exhaustive fact finding. The panel aims to improve the lobbying registration act and hears Dr. Had Cantril of Princeton and Stephen Kemp Bailey of Wesleyan. The opening session features a discussion on lobbying’s role in self government and a round table on legislative theory.
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Washington
Buchanan
D-Pa
House Committee
Had’ Cantril
Princston
N. J
Stephen Kemp Bailey
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Garden Club Entries Listed by Name and Clubs
Garden clubs details listed for Daffodi Camellia Wisteria Alsace Gardenia Rose Azalea with members named for each group. For detail information regard ing entries and rules please contact a committee member listed above.
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Wisteria Chiba
Manuel Hamm
Byron Hefner
Claude Tatuterback
Charles Briant
Alsace Club
A. B. Patten
S. G. Norton
W. C. Beene
Tito Receives Heavy Backing in Election
Belgrade reports show Premier Marshal Tito with overwhelming support as the People’s Front wins a near total victory in Yugoslavia’s parliamentary election. Pink ballots in Mostar show 17,873 yeas for Tito and 88 in the opposition box amid Cominform tensions.
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Belgrade
Yuxtelavia
Marshal Tito
Cominform
Tito
Communist People's Front
Yugoslavia
Tts
Mostar
Yugoslav Republic of Herzegovina
Dust Storms Sweep Plains States Across Wide Area
Dust storms whipped across Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, Missouri, New Mexico, and Nebraska with winds near 40 mph and gusts higher. The storms caused multiple automobile crashes injuring about 40 people, several fatalities in Kansas, Texas, and Nebraska, and damage to wheat and oats while brushing away topsoil across thousands of acres.
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Kansas City
Plains
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
New Mexico
Nebraska
Oklahoma City
K. D. Blood
U. S. Agriculture Department
Kansas State College
Weather Bureau
Hendrix College President Elected North Central Assoc Chief
Dr Muatt Ellis, president of Hendrix College Conway Ark, has been elected president of the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. The Chicago event marks a notable leadership advance for Ellis and the Arkansas institution.
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Chicago
Imuatt Ellis
Hendrix College
Conway, Ark
North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
Tito Wins Big In Skap District Vote For Parliament
In Jonia the second district of Skap lje¢ produced 22 173 votes for Tito and 122 for the opposition. Tito stood as a parliamentary candidate across all seven Yugoslav republics as officials aimed to finish tallying by Wednesday. The election will name 405 lower house seats and 15 upper house seats.
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Jonia
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Herbert” Arnald
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Arid
Jackie
Calvin Hughen
Parwid
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Arthur Kennedy
Mel Eart OF
Mutual Network
Tin Musical
Robert Hurlwigh
Walter Mason
Bob Poule
Sunny Ross
M Farm
Roundup Hillvilly
Gabrigi
Rupert Hughes
NEA Service, Inc
Timothy O'Mes
Netda Croft
Martin Ueripel
Pete Kelso
Nelda
O’hea
Quetipel
James Slivers
Daybreak
Puig
Manin Queripel
Harley Kenyon
Kenyorn
Nile
Munteile
Warley
Ant
Elma
Moe
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O'Trea
Querine
Hove
Miss Vix
Court Rules Commission
The
United States
John P. Cox Drug CO
Plains States
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