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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1951

Page

5

Society Calendar Preview of Friday and Weekend Meetings

Friday events include Junior Ladies Auxiliary at Garrett Memorial Church auditorium at 7 30 PM with Bible study continuation. Saturday features Melody Maids at 7 PM, a Little House brunch for Troop 1, P T A plans for Monday, theater party for Brookwood Brownie Troop 2, and Friday Music Club notes on a May Music Festival program with Arkansas composers. Two guests attended the club gathering.

Garrett Memorial Church

Paisley Girl Scout Troop Meeting Report

Paisley Girl Scout Troop 8 met Thursday March 29 at Mrs Ed Percetts home. Mary Ann Hall president conducted the business meeting Nancy Ruth Yocum read the minutes and the group practiced the investiture ceremony set for Monday April 2 at 7 30 pm Hostess for the afternoon was Jo Ann Robarts The meeting closed with the Girl Scout Promise.

Paisley Ed Percett Mary Ann Hall Nancy Ruth Yocum Jo ‘Ann Robarts

Jett B Graves Sunday School Potluck at First Methodist

The Jett B Graves Sunday school class at First Methodist church held a potluck supper Thursday night with 15 members present. Hosts Mrs Rob Jones Mrs Hollis Luck and Mrs Ralph Smith arranged activities. Vice-president Mrs John Keck led the business session due to president Essie Riley's absence. The group donated 10 toward the school tuition committee and shared social hour games and singing.

Jett B. Graves First Methodist Church Rob Jones Hollis Luck Ralph Smith John Keck Essie Riley Secon Texarkana

Coming and Going At Little Bagk Dr Martindall attends meeting

Dr James G Martindall spent Thursday in Little Bagk attending a meeting of the Arkapges Chapter of the American College of & 8 tone from out of town at the funeral services of Mr.

James G. Martindall Little Bagk Arkapges Chapter The American College of

Fires of Star of Hope Twenty Five Years Ago Tod

From fires of Star of Hope March 30 1926 former governor T C McRae of Prescott was in the city en route to Magnonly on business. Mr and Mrs Ernest McWilliams entertained at dinner Tuesday evening guests Rev and Mrs R Brunk and Mr and Mrs W T Wray. Mrs F C Seford of Little Rock district representative of the American Red Cross with headquarters in St Louis is in the city.

T. C. McRae Prescott Magnonly Ernest McWilliams R. ©. Brunk W.T. Wray F. C. Seford Little Rock American Red Cross St. Louis

Public letsdown in mobilization support sparks debate

Washington reports congress hears views on defense mobilization as Senator Ives warns Russia may gain advantage from public apathy. Charles E. Wilson and Manly Fleischmann say rearmament will strengthen the U S by year end 1951 with a three year plan worth 150 billion dollars and a 325 billion dollar output projection for war materiel.

Washington Ives Russia Manly Fleischman United States Defense Charles E. Wilson Congressional Wilson Plessehmann House Appropriations Committee Senate Korea House U.S Fleischmann

Malvern School Board Reports Fourteen Thousand Deficit

The Malvern school board reported a deficit of about 14000 dollars in district accounts and scheduled a public meeting for tonight to map a fundraising campaign to cover the shortfall and ensure an eight month term. The board proposed a goal to raise funds to eliminate the deficit.

Malvern Malvern School Board

Local Residents Named in Texarkana and Nashville Listings

Delphia and Ray Dallas, Foster Vineyard of Little Rock, Oscar Pate, T. Bissell and Clarence Bissell, John Bissell, Ewing Alford, Br. Omahundra, Jack Clark, J. T. Stuart, Ernest Walker, Talbot Felld, Hubert Johnson, Elyot Reid, Morris Hughes, and Bascom Carroll, all of Texarkana or Nashville, appear in a community roan of residents and spouses.

Delphia Ray Dallas Foster Little Rock Oscar Pate T. Bissell Clarence Bissell John Bissell Ewing Alford Nashville Br. Omahundra Jack Clark J. T. Stuart Ernest Walker Talbot Felld Hubert Johnson Elyot Reid Morris Hughes Bascom Carroll Texarkana

Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges in Hope

Josephine Admitted, Lula Pipkin admitted in Hope. Mrs. W. W. Wood and baby girl discharged from Hope. Braugh Mr. Homer Stuckey from Rt 4 Tope.

Josephine Lula Pipkin Hope W. W. Wood Braugh Homer Stuckey

Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club Meeting Recap

The Evening Shade club met at Mrs. George Anderson’s home. The creed and song of the month were shared, prayers led by Mrs. Dale Hunt, and business discussed. They voted to hold an auction at the April meeting and adjourned after light refreshments.

Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club George Anderson Dale ‘Hunt Mra. Hunt Fred Calhoun Paris Anderagn Mra. Weathereck

Back Stabbing Anger at Arkansas Education Meeting

Arkansas Education Association opens its 82nd annual convention as State Education Commissioner A B Bonds criticizes backbiting in the teaching ranks. Former official T M Stinnett argues against lowering teacher standards amid financial crisis and a push to abolish county supervisors. Bonds predicts a April funding session and urges full programs while nominees are named for AEA leadership positions.

Little Tuck A. B. Bonds T. M. Stinnett State Education Department Arkansas Education Association Akansas Bonds Stinnett Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards National Education Association General Assembly McMath Arkansas State Board of Education Association R. Allen Lynch Poinsett County AEA Ocie Bigins Hartman R. B. Brawner North Lime Rock Robbllee Webb Marmaduke Nanni¢ May Roney Pine Bluff

Truman Silent for Plans in 1952

President Truman signaled a decision about 1952 plans at a White House news conference but kept specifics private. Congress and Democrats remain divided on a run for reelection with some Republicans already convinced he will not seek another term. Senator Murray warned that daily attacks on Truman could backfire as voters react to perceived misjudgments.

Washington Truman Mc. Truman White House Congress Mr. Truman Murray Dmont Harry Truman Bricker Ohio Michael J. Galvin Lancaster Bilcker Galvin Democratic National Committee

Deficit Revealed After Audit Impacts School Salaries

The school board president Donald T. Sheldon said a $40,000 deficit exists, revealed by a state audit. Teachers, to be paid only after the deficit is eliminated, face unpaid salaries as schools remain closed.

Yeuter Donald T. Sheldon Udit

Bricker argues for honesty amid Truman speculation

Senator Bricker criticizes predictions from undersecretary Michael J. Galvin predicting Truman’s landslide win. He questions the source, notes Truman’s own silence, and says the national convention won’t choose a nominee until mid next year. The tone reflects the tense preconvention political climate and caution about unauthenticated forecasts.

Dorothy Dix: Coping With In Laws During Holidays

Advice column by Dorothy Dix on dealing with intrusive in laws during family celebrations. She urges setting boundaries and choosing happiness, noting many marriages fail when couples ignore personal autonomy. The piece reflects early 20th century views on marriage, independence, and wifely duties.

Fragmented 19th Century Letters on Marriage and Society

A garbled OCR piece discusses marriage fidelity, gender roles, and social norms. It references women’s agency, men’s infidelity, and the idea of adoption or child welfare, with scattered dates and locations. The piece presents controversial opinions and questions about societal structure and family dynamics.

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Melody Maids Ginanne Graves Patsy Bright Nevin Trownie Matuel Hamm Little House Spring Hill P. T. A Brookwood Ralph Lehman Graydon Anthony Garrett Story Oliver Adams Franklin Horton Lillian C Routon James McLarty B. C Aly Ait Mrs. Bradshaw Jack Wilson B. C. Hyatt Mabel Bran Jack Gardner McDowell Turner Frederick Harwood B. W. Edwards Harriett Story James McLartyey Parkansas Lillian Routon Stith Davenport Paisley Girl Troop Dett B. Graves Dennis Crafton C. C. Collins George Murphy Aubrey Collier, Jr Tod Fires of Star of Hope Anne Fagarty Daniel Sally ¥Iotor Dorothy DIX Miss Dix Boshane Anyon Alo Bour Misa Apeh Arkansag Enatetr T. Nahohiyfa Phil Dorothy Kx Evapy Thal Childeon Th Ini Mermaid F. Guedeich Rainer Fifth Avenue
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