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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1948

Page

5

Social and Personal May events at local churches and clubs

A series of social notices lists meetings and events for May including a First Methodist Church Garden of Education gathering at Mrs Edwin Ward's home at 730 PM, Garrett Memorial Baptist Teachers Meeting at 7 PM, Pat Cleburne Chapter UDC at Mrs W G Allison's home with co-hosts, and a Senior Young People picnic at Fair Park. Also scheduled are a Country Club Buffet and Dance with music by Winfred Huckabee, Julia Chester Hospital open house for National Hospital Day, Hope Business and Professional Women's Club meeting at Hotel Barlow, and a tea for Miss Martha Greening White. Garden Party themed Rose Garden Club event, WSC circles meetings at First Methodist, and a Girl Scout Council meeting at Hope City Hall with reports from committees.

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Party tensions erupt over Patience with Charlotte

In a London flat, Charlotte faces Aunt Helen and Aunt Alice about Patience’s behavior and freedom. Charlotte defends Patience, hints at a houseboat trip, and accuses family strictness, while Helen accuses Charlotte of loosening Patience’s duty. The scene ends with a strained departure and hints at ongoing conflict.

Charlotte Elizabeth Aunt Helen Alice Miss Helen Helen Patience Academy Roger London Oxford Henley Patsy Patence Paulenge Miss Alice Charotte Estelle Tim

Balloon Observer Views Nine States From 15 Miles Up

An observer in a stratosphere balloon at fifteen miles above Chicago could see nine states with the unaided eye: Minnesota Iowa Missouri Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio and Kentucky.

Chicago Minnesota Iowa Missouri Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio Kentucky

Brownie Scout Troop 3 Met at Paisley School

Brownie Troop No 3 met at Paisley School with Mrs Jones and Mrs McNeil as leaders. Officers elected were Kitty Jones president Diane Helms vice president and Mary Eppler secretary treasurer. Members listed include Judy Beth Arnold Sylvia Alexander Anne Cole and others.

Paisley School Carl Jones C. McNeil Kitty Jones Diane Helms Mary Eppler Jones Judy Beth Arnold Sylvia Alexander Anne Cole Shielda2 Foster Patricia Gail Huckabee Patty Lou James Mary Lou Lewallen Anita Sue Moore Judy Rae McDowell Suzanne McNeil Lynda Beth Polk Leona May Ridghill

Immunization Clinic At Providence Missionary Church May 10 1948

County Health Unit opens an immunization clinic at Providence Missionary Baptist Church on May 10 at 1 30 pm offering typhoid smallpox and diphtheria vaccines. Maternal and Child Health Conference for Rising Star Community set May 7 at 1 pm with Dr. R C Lewis as examining physician. All children under six and expectant mothers urged to attend. Lights Off Rome Ostia Auto Road motorists must dim lights due to sodium lamp illumination.

Providence Missionary Baptist Chttrch Rising Star R. C. Lewis Rome- Ostia

Rabies control and leg fatigue highlighted in health notes

Rabies remains a risk in New York State with foxes cattle and dogs as sources. Mass vaccination of dogs helps control the disease and public health authorities urge vigilance. Separately a reader asks about leg tiredness with an answer suggesting possible arterial hardening and recommending a medical checkup.

New York State Chautauqua

Dorothy Dix Second Fiddle Wife

Dear Miss Dix answers a reader on marriage strain and children, advising caution before divorce due to finances and education prospects, while highlighting the risk to the son. A widow seeks help for a hard life, and a reader questions a man who frightens children, with Dix urging reporting to authorities.

M. Welt Dorothy Dix Lin Miss Dix Bourden

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gard of Education The First Methodist Church Edwin Ward Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Pat Cleburne United Daughters of the Confederacy W. G. Allison Gus Haynes Zenobia , Reed W. W. Duckett Wille Wilbur D. Jones Qzan First Pentecostal Church Fair Park Country Club DeWitt Floyd Winfred Huckabee Julia Chester Hospital Hope Business and Professional Women's Club Barlow Ft. Smith Martha Greening White Virgil Solomon, Jr William Kendall Lemley South Edgewood Avenue Harry Jacob Lemley Frederick Owen Ellis Rose Garden Club Dorsey McRae S. L. Murphy W. ¢C. Andres Neil Hart Camden C. RB. Lewis Don Smith Dell McClanahan Johnnie McCabe Girl Scout Council Hope City Hall Mable Fiheridge Pines Misleading Hollywood Imya Stewart Bi Richard Conte Lee Cobb Helen Walker Edwin P. Jordan NEA Scout Court of Honor Bill Tom Bundy J. W. Franks Evelyn Briant Franks Benton Arkansas Mack Duffie Peggy Keating Mack Turner W. C. Darby Denison, Texas W. E. Briant Josephine Porter Hope Jennie Lou Redman Lewisville Ark John Lewis Nashville Julia Chester E. S. Richards Dale Purtle Rosston Joel Green Jesse Nix Joe Martin George Radcliff Unit Okinaha Mother Ladies’ Specialty Shop Bennington Bell Syndicate, Inc Wren Remembe Mhoo Ronson Mhoon Talbot‘s Seersucker Saybury Talbot
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