Bridal Shower Details at McCravien Home
A bridal shower honoring Mirai Dough attended by friends at the Marion McCravien residence. Guests enjoyed cake and punch, with decorations and games contributing to a festive May event.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1954
Page
2
Community Club Plans May Outing and Cake Social
A Fayetteville group announces a May picnic outing at Crippled Ghiiliren Center with a salad demonstration by Mrs Willgm Sahboloy for Girld-4-14. The April meeting hosts a charity cake social and children's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canvialatont Center
Saekeontwerd
Lotony Homa
Vie Club
Fayetteville
Home Demonstration Club May meeting notes salad demos
The May meeting of the Sweet Home Demonstration Club was hosted by Mrs. X B Miller with a focus on salad varieties and presentation. Members discussed improving food value, heard a demo on making salads by Mrs. Hart Dudley, and planned National Home Demonstration Club week with refreshments served to listed members. next meeting at Sweet Mare Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Somateh X
Cee Dexter
Aiteed
Bit
Robert’ Gata de” Miles
Geell Smith
Carl Kals Oeville Holscher
Ie Ra Four Wilters
Bruce
Parris
Aie Hee
Léttaine A.wylie
Hamel
X. B. Miller
W.T. Yart ‘Berry
Bweel Home Demonstration Club
C. L. Ward
Zack Stone
Ward
GC. A. Phillips
Otle Hardy
M._ H. Montgomery
Foyee Floyde
Mambie Rinkle
Stone
Yarberty
Sweet Mare Church
Hart Dudley
Xalid
Rocky “Mound
Mira
Dudley
Tim Chambers
Cothostess
Ehh
Vayetteville
Nirs
Cabb
Leiveshiaekts
Odean Westin
Shiver Springs Tea Socials At Mrs Russell Home
Mrs K G Russell hosted a neighborhood tea with many attendees including Mildred Rogers of Bell Veile and Mrs Clifton of Houston. Guests included several children and visitors, and discussion featured local social plans. The next meeting of the club is slated for May 10 at Mrs Charles Beek’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiver Springs
K. G
Russell Goods
Tulephoping
Grady
Rooke
ChuckWell
England
Bryan’ Rugg
Otwell A. Jaron
George Walden
Hy Byr AY
Tinehker
Hay Indtid
Jhnson
Clarence Brively
Tive
Clifton
Houston
Tubs
Mildred
Rogetay
Charles Beek
Columbus Hone Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
Sunday and Monday meeting notes from the Columbus Home Demonstration Club describe co hostesses Ms R C Stuatl and Mrs A White, with Lorraine B Wylie presenting demonstrations on crafts and home economy. The group voted funds toward the 4 H Cooperative House, planned a tacky party, and prepared for National HDC Week with prizes, new member welcome, and a May 7 auditorium event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atie Doods
Columbus
L. Ko Boyce
Bily
C. T. Higby
Payeievilla
Auditorium of Columbus
Boyce
Billy Webb
Boyes
Mys
Buster Gilbert
Sam Woodapy
Mimey
Caknwell
Ernest Delaney
Hipp
T. M, McCorkle
Green Lasseter Home Demonstration Club Meeting Update
Green Lasseter club held a demonstration on textile painting led by Lorraine Wyle, with devotional by Mrs Alfred Haynes. Meeting paused for prayer. president absent, new meeting date set for the fourth Thursday afternoon. open house announced for April 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the clubhouse. Members listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Bul Jock
Herbert J Hartsfield
Green Laseter
Alfred Spynes
Lorraine B. Wyle
Alfred, Haynes
Cloyd Collier
Iss
Dossact Plete
Eynest Cabb
Sam England
Bullock
Hartafield
Gallien
Wylie
Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club April Meeting Report
The Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club held its April meeting at Mrs Clyde Aurkahee’s home. Members learned about salad making colors, poultry notes, vegetable gardening tips, and shared hat painting using color texts. Refreshments were served. gifts and recognitions were given to several members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Hill
Eiration Club
Clyde
Leston Kent
Fonds
Nutrition Reader
Li. EE
Huckabee
C Huckabee
John Keck
Calton
Jewel
VW. A. Light
EH. Byers
Huckabes
Nellie’ Brooks
J. Aight
Irvin Betts
Luck Betts
Lorvane B. Wylie
Baby Used in College Course Sparks Welfare Intervention
State Welfare Department officials plan to return a ten month old infant to its mother next month after controversy over using the child as a live model in a college home management course at Eastern Sinnis State College in Charleston. Miss Huth Selfiahausen supervised the course and arranged access to the baby, who has lived on campus in a furnished room with student groups of juniors. College officials and the child’s mother have not been identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman B. Haréwikkd
Haremski
Eastern Sinnis State College
Charleston
Haremaki
Iou
Huth Selfiahausen
Jins Sehmalhausen
Ple
Schmalinusen
Hayden Defends Temperamental Artists In Hollywood Talk
Bob Thomas profiles Hayden as a calm, even tempered UK diplomat type arguing that temperamental artists like Moby Dick author Herman Melville and actors such as Marlon Brando, Bette Davis, and Sinatra reveal genius. He notes Hayden’s belief creative minds defy normal standards of behavior and excel in performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Jolly Wood
Stern Anggen
Hutly Wood
Hayden
Frank Sington
Lyweag
Clittoe Fadimann
Moby Ick
Hernia Melviile
Moby- Dick
Marlon Birando
Rae
Bette Davis
Mario Lanea
Sinatra
Will Try to Speed Hearings in McCarthy Army Hearings
Senator Mundt said he will push for tighter enforcement of rules against interruptions to speed the McCarthy Army hearings. He noted the possibility of tighter sessions in the background. The hearings enter their sixth day with slow pace drawing quips from Senator Potter that they could run to Gabor Day. President Eisenhower told reporters he hopes the hearings finish within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carmen Mundt
R-Sd
Sen. Potter
RrMich
Gabor
Eisenhouwer
Jenkins' Lawyer Tries Again
Fragmentary OCR text shows a legal or court context with names like Jenkins and Conny and mentions attempts to obtain a stay or order. Details are unclear due to garbled words and missing phrases.
Community Club Sponsors Event And Church Rally News
The Negro Community notices a May 1 roast and social at Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Norwood home. A large rally program unfolds May 2 at Goff Chapel CME Church with many area churches and pastors listed. Keystone lodge meets May 4. Hope Arkansas hosts a dress revue and 4-H event results with numerous club participants and scores recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wehior
Shay
Wayne Norwood
Goff Chatel Cme
Oak Grove Baptist
B. N. Glover
Assembly of God Church
Blevins
Tammie McGill
Second Baptist Church
Nashville
Kenton
Mt. Pleasant
Union Calls Strike on N Y Central Rail Line
The Independent Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen called a labor walkout affecting 6000 trainmen and yard workers on all Central divisions from Buffalo to New York City. The strike targets seniority and rules, not wages, citing violations of contract and mediation agreements. A company spokesman warned mediation may be exhausted before a strike could occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dirly Delvin
U.S
Bom
New York Contra
Aufafin
Aatold Treinen
Central
Buffalo
New York City
James Anderson
Unloh
Central Branchas
Weahawken
N. 1
Williamsport
Clearfield
Anderson
Fulbright Calls McCarthy Immoral in Minnesota Speech
Sen. Fulbright denounced Sen McCarthy as immoral and a menace to traditional Democratic safeguards. He said McCarthy uses disruption tactics likened to Communist leaders and aims to wear down the committee and witnesses. Fulbright spoke at the University of Minnesota convocation, urging Americans to see the truth about the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Sen
Fleright
D-Ark
McCarthy
Fulbright
Tal
McCworthy Army
Medina
New York
Arkansag
GaWvekeity
Minngaota’ Conviciion
Arkansas History Convention Set At College of the Ozarks
The ninth annual Arkansas Historical Association convention will be held at The College of the Ozarka in Clarksville on May 7-8 with Dr Edward E Date of the University of Alabama as a speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Arkansas Historical Assaviation
College of the Ozarka
Edward E. Date
University of Alabama
Washington Club Fashion Show Highlights Local Attire
Sén and Cleonia Brntley led the Washington Club fashion event with dresses from Delilah Golston and Janie Trotter Douglas Chibyseid. Mrs Eyla Mac Smith and others appeared in house dresses and outfits by Constance Lisyd and Lauella Cooper. Judges Mrs Harnstinu Carter and Mrs Veronica Phillips praised the youths’ garments as Nonnie Lee Smith modeled for Classics for Relaxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hormpstead
County Council of Home
Bethel A, M. &, Church
Hope
Arkansas
County Home Demonstration Council
Arletta Scott
Rosie Elen Golston
Washington
Susie Booker
Clarq Garmon
Blevins
Iron Springs
Bern Irene Mitchell
Iron Springs Club
Nannie Lee
Blevins Iron Springs Club
Sonja Malone
Douglas +H Club
McNub
Sid Plate
H. D
Pearllia Cheatham
Mars HM Club
Lovela Cooper
Dougas Club
Amada Jackson
Sheppard Club
Dodie Colbert
Antioch Club
Pany
Nixon McCaskil Club
Arietta Scott
Douglas Club
Adhinia Cheatam
Churclill Chup
Rhoda Jones
McCaskill Club
Lethia Lawson
New Hope Club
Georgia Booker
Washington Chub
Wanie Wilson
Josh Woods
Joe
Anh Woods
Shephard Club
Wade
Sylvia von Springs
Ruby Charis
Gaughter
Dorothy Zeon
Idella Langston
Shurley
Iron Springs-Bleyns Club
Jegele Jones
Brenda Joyce
Newlope Club
Touelle- Cooper
Véne
Requel
Mae Smith
Douglas Chib
Sandon Malone
Dorta Marie Greatreuse
Irene Merney
Byalean Williams
Rosie Lee Nel
Sén
Cleonia Brntley
Delilah
Golston
Janie Trotter
Douglas Chibyseid
Eyla Mac Smith
Churchill
Josie
Young
Churchill Club
Constance Lisyd
Williansa Chapel Club
Alucia Wade
Elevingston Springs Clun
Lauella Cooper
Doug
Thelma Ritehte
Pearsine Flenery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Offvera Reed
Weding May
Atari
Will Men
A. Johnson
Mirai
Fen Dougan
Marion McCravien
Rene
Seran Ae
Ats
J Det Enoek ‘Bot
Topa and
Dane Russell
John Payne
Coleen Gray
Jan Sterling
Technicators
Henry. Fonda
Linda Darnell
My Darling
Clementine
Herman
Cotnip
Sun
Green
Lasseter
Royle
Liberty
Jenkins
Rawyars
Jenking
Taras
Conny
Inez Carinon
Ibla Philips
Syn Antone, Tex
Emerson Marcee
Church of God In Christ
G. Posheel
Bethel Ame Church Choir
B. C. Washington
Keystone Lodge No. 44
N. Y. Central
Leonard Ellis Insurance Agency
East
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