Spring Hill Homemakers Easter Sales and Club Meetings
Calendar notices list the Spring Hill Chapter Homemakers of America Easter novelties sale on Ash Street between Vogue and Martindale Clinic, plus upcoming events across local clubs. Activities include church WSCS meetings, the Hope Band Auxiliary, Lilac Garden Club, and WW. F. Auxiliary installations, with hosts and times in early April.
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Spring Hill
The
Tare Homemakers of America
Vogue
Martindale Clinic
Ash Street
Cake Sale by Daffodil Garden Club This Saturday
The Daffodil Garden Club will hold a cake sale Saturday morning March 30 starting at 9 in front of Hope Furniture Company. Advance orders may be placed by calling 7-2370 or 7-4952 before noon Friday. Mrs Charles T Campbell honored by friends with a pink and blue shower March 26 at Mrs Hastings home.
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Daffodil Garden Club
Hope Furniture Company
Charles. T. Campbell
Roy Blackwood
James Hastings
Charles T. Campbell
Hastings
Iris
Verbena
Miss Caroline Hawthorne Visits for Easter Holidays
Miss Caroline Hawthorne, Commercial Teacher at Bound Brook High School in New Jersey, will arrive tonight to spend the Easter holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hawthorne. Mrs. Hawthorne will accompany her daughter home after the visit.
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Caroline Hawthorne
Bound Brook, New Jersey
Harry Hawthorne
Resurrection Cornerstone of Christianity Explored
A Sunday School lesson emphasizes that the Resurrection is the historic cornerstone of Christianity, with references to Peter and the Disciples in doubt turning to renewed purpose after encountering the risen Jesus. The rest of the text notes Easter plans and visits among local families.
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Jesus
Peter
Kimmatts
Saint Paul
J. Agar, Beet
Beet
Emmaus
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges in Hope and Glenpwood
The notes list admissions: Mrs Lelia Legon and Mrs G L Brown from Glenpwood and Hope, plus Mrs Mildred McClellan, Mr Chas O Thomas, Baby Glen Haddix, James Maxwell, Mrs Paul Tolleson, William Rothwell, Mrs Cecil McCork We of Hope, and Rt 3 or 4 addresses. Discharges include Mrs Mary Duncan and others in Hope, plus Mr and Mrs Cecil W McCorkle at Hope Rt 4. An arrival of a baby girl was announced for March 30 1956 in Hope.
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Lelia Legon
Glenpwood
Ark
G. L Brown
Hope
Memorial
Mildred McClellan
Patmos
Chas. O. Thomas
Glen Haddix
James Maxwell
Paul Tolleson
William Rothwell
Cecil McCor We
Mary Duncan
Glen-Purtle
Charlie Saker
Rosa Whitten
Cecil W. McCorkle
Rt. 4
Resurrection faith and Greek resistance council
In a candlelit Greece room four men and Lisa Kyriakides debate abolition, loyalty, and survival as Gestapo capture and Morrison’s escape loom. Dr Thackery weighs risk. Papa Panos, Thanassis, and Michalis urge decisive action while Lisa reveals her tale and faces accusations as the group weighs betrayal and retaliation.
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Lisa
Harry Thackery
Papa Panos
Michalis
Thabassis
University Michaels
Paps Panos
Thanassis
Dr. Thackery
Morrison
Ingane
Father
Union Hall
Papa-Psnos
Crete
Papa-Panos
Greece
Gestapo
Konrad Helser
Satavrandon 125
Lisa Kyriakides
Jong
Thackery
Athens
Hing
Hig
Mihalis
Panos Bi
Stalin Victims Rehabilitated in Hungary Scope
Vienna reports Hungarian Communist Matyas Rakosi announced rehabilitations of Stalin era purge victims in Hungary. Laszlo Rajk, former foreign minister, and seven codefendants cleared. four executed, three to be released. Also said many Social Democrats convicted on trumped up charges are being freed.
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Vienna
Austria
Matyas Rekosi
Hungary
Rakosi
Laszlo Rajk
Rajk
Eger
Szabad Nep
Budapest
Soviet Communist Party
Kulin
Moscow
Stalin
Russia
Man cites ice cream motive in parking lot drive case
Edmund Neal told a judge he rushed through a parking lot to beat his son to an ice cream store, saying he feared spoiling his appetite. The judge dismissed the driving charge.
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East Paterson
Nwj
Edmund Neal
Neal
Dorothy Dix Advice on In-law Strain and Family Peace
A six year marriage faces turmoil as a mother in law, in her early fifties, stays with the couple and brought disorder, drinker habits, and mess. Dorothy Dix advises letting her live alone, organizing a family conference, and encouraging the mother to work or seek independent living to restore family harmony.
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Denar
Dix
Larry
Mildred
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Seaturday
Country Club
Mes LaGrossa
Orge Frazier
B. Gardner J
WSCS
L. B. Tooley
John Vesey
Hope Band
Cannon Hall
Hempstead County
Journ ‘Teachers Association
Garland School
Icle
First Methodist Church
Charles Harrel
Sip. m
Charles Bryant
A. Patton
Lilac Garden Club
G. C. Sutton
Main Street
Jim Cole
WW. of. W
Ferron Young
Bruce Bennett Richard Arlene
John Carridine
Pollar Crime Syndicate
Chicago
Marin
Tae
Childe
Hope Drive-In
Theatre
Sabatier
Ragnar
Martin
Lucy
Aucille Ball
Deslarnmz
James Mason
Lois
Late World News
Roy F. Prather
Mary Delia
Prather
Steve Carrigan Jr
A. Yontz
Daughters of
Dallas
J. C. Carlton
Bast Ard
B. L. Rettig
Jo Beth Rettig
Luther Holloman
Hot Springs
A. Ura
By Richard Kasschke
Dorothy
Milwaukee
Wis
Geraldine Evans
A. Wothabl
Tama Anand
Mead Beth
Techniaas
Tarrage
Bob
Bette
Jes
Ladhe
First Baptist Church
William E. Harris
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