Social and Personal notes from Hope area churches and weddings
Social columns list midweek church events at Garrett Memorial Baptist First Presbyterian Unity Baptist and Hope Gospel Tabernacle plus the Eastern Star and United Daughters of the Confederacy meetings. A Groesbeck wedding for Dorothy Drew Fletcher and Thomas Newton Belew is announced with details on attendants, attire, and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher-Betow
Dorothy Drew Pletcher
Carney B. Flutcher
Fletcher
Croespeck
Dallas
Thomas
Newton Belew
T. N. Belew
Hope
Arkansas
Olin P. Waldrip
First Baptist Church
Groesbeck
Carney B. Fletcher, Jr
Mary Helen Jones
Phillip Belew
George Humble
Jean Goodwin
Los Angeles
Ken Hendricks
Granbury
Wilford Sanders
Sam Bryan
Ray Allison
Sanders
Shreveport
Callere Station
Belew
T.s.c.w
Texas A. & M
T. N
Belew of
E. Findley
W. C. McLarty
John Warnick
Mines
George Ripley
Earnest
Harold Byrd
Sneed Kimbrough
Stanley Zecher
Dallas Morning News
Spinster Starves to Death But Feeds Pets
Margaret Robinson, a frail spinster, died of malnutrition in Indianapolis on March 30. Authorities say she spent her monthly pension of 41.50 on sardines and cream for cats, with neighbors hearing cats clawing for admittance. Police found her dead, under 75 pounds, with a $19 unpaid grocery bill on her dresser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Margaret Robinson
Miss Robinson
Contributions to County Red Cross 1948 Totals Listed
A fragmented list shows numerous supporters and donors to the County Red Cross. Names such as J. Kr. Rewe, Mrs. Dudney, Mrs. May, Mrs. Munroe, Sam Benson, Jewel Jacques, Evelyn Burton, and John Adams appear among contributors with totals and dates including a donation total of 33,458 and a date noted as 3/30/48. The record resembles a roll call of names and amounts from a fundraising drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. KR. Rewe
Dudney
J. M
Munroe
J. A. Lived
Samuels
Beduchiano
Im. T. Ward
Wevereepame
Dj Kana Nesbitt
Sam Benson
B. I. Heltman
Panies
Evelyn C. Burton
L. C. Schuler I
John Adams
The Innocent Impacs tale of Patience and Paul unfolds
Patience Mond visits dressmaking school and returns home to strict aunts. Paul Taylor pursues her, inviting a future meeting at Stortford for tea and movies. An accidental near-miss delays plans as they discuss family histories and a possible dance, ending with plans to continue the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patience Mond
Longsh
Pawl Taylor
Patience
Staton
Paul
Stortford
Sne
Male
Helen
Gotdmy
The Doctor Says on Rheumatic Fever Causes and Treatment
Rheumatic fever is a serious disease, common in children and youth, with heart involvement as its major danger. Treatment is limited. bed rest is advised in the acute stage, salicylates used for years, and outcomes vary with heart examination and disease course. Most likely tuning ear question implies chronic infection in older era, treatable by sulfa drugs or penicillin, or surgery in some cases.
First Nickel Coins in U S Minting History
The United States government began using nickel in coinage in 1857 with an alloy of 88 percent copper and 12 percent nickel to make copper pennies, marking a key change in early currency production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Beda
Wandering Desires Stir Home Life In Advice Columns
Dorothy Dix counsels a 28 year old wife to let her husband travel while she works away from home. She advises maintaining control at home and that a temporary separation may save the marriage by reducing the husband’s wanderlust. A second letter argues over furniture choices, urging mutual concession with the wife having final say since she lives there. Another reader laments a pecking wife and is urged to assert herself and demand the breakfast, revealing assumed roles in marriage dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Tas
Jana
Rane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garrett Memorial Baptischurch
First Presbyterian Church
Unity Baptist Church
Totem
Women's Military Council of the Hope Gospel ‘Tabernacle
Christian Church
Apell
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Pat Cleburne
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lloyd Ution
Maris M. Smyth
Graydon Anthony
Tarian Buchannan
Rose Garden Club
F. ¥. Trimlite
J. L. Rodgers
W. Il. Bourne
Beatty Spels
Hell Call
Wild Power of
Arkan
J. E. Cooper
King Wade
Hot Springs
Harold Pennill
Warren
Frank Howsen
Mrs
Tyler, Texas
Mrs. Blair Shuford
Gould, Arkansas
B. Abram
Hazel Abram
H. K. McHarg
Henry
Kathy
Washington D.C
McHarg
R. L. Gosnell
Gosnell
Fred Robertson
Freddie
Oseur Greenberg
Texarkana
L. W. Young
Horace Fisher
W. A. Harrington
Malvern
Lula Starling
Radiey
Wm, Bullock
Dermott
O. C. Landers
Atheimer
Kenneth IL. Spore
Little Rock
Floyd L. Crouse
Winfield
W. H. Lyons
O. D. Lester
O. W. Graves
Walter Reyland
Leo H. Goodrich
Pine Bluff
A. J. Christie
Benton
Edward W. Harris
John Arnold
L. D. Crenshaw
Lester Helvie
H. J. Millican
W. L. Arnold
Smackover House
Alvin Willis
Eri. D. Galloway
W.S.C
Methodist Conference
Mope
Barlow Motel
M. M. McCloughan
A. KR. Melviney
Chas, Moselys
Carlen
John H. Green
T. W. McCoy
Kenton
J. McCabe
W. M. Shackiford
Fort Smith
Phyllis
al Williams
University of Arkansas
Payetteyville
Jett Willliams
Julia Chester
Jud Martindale
Son
Malcobn Ciupde
Juel Martisdale
Lite Rank
R. J. Wardlaw
McCaskill
Digcharsed
Donald Huge
Blevins
Vick Dougan
Linda Fave
Addie Welborn
Jerry Lynn Moods
Ivory Roberts
Lydia
Pinkham
Cinkhans Setase
Mavier Cugat and hisGichestra Color
Technicolor
Dana Andrews
Anne Baxter
Walter Brennan
Walter Huston In
Red Cross
the Innocent
Impacs Tox
Renee Shann
NEA Service, Inc
Alice
Aunt Alice
Jesus
Mouse
Frances
Sid
Caines
Freux
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
NEA
China
Miss Dix
Sam O
the Bell Syndic ’ Inc
Miss Henry's
Miss Henry
Ars Sacra
Salt & Pepper
Goodmark
Childrens
Porky Pig
Shipley Studio
Shipley Studio Hope
Vem
Pat
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