Hope band mothers auxiliary meeting urged Monday night
Society notes urge Hope band mothers auxiliary to meet at the bandroom Monday night at 7 30 for an important meeting. Various church and civic groups hold Tuesday activities including First Presbyterian choir practice, Brownie Troop hikes to Fair Park, Gleaners class meeting with potluck, and Friday Music Club choral practice at Hammons stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Band Mothers Auxiliary
Manuel Hamm
Garland School
Fair Park
Ralph Lehman
Friday Music Club
Hammons Stadium
May church meetings and wedding notices spill from Hope paper
On Wednesday May 10 prayer meeting at First Presbyterian from 7 15 to 8 p m and the business womens circle of First Baptist at 7 45 p m. DAR John Cain chapter will meet at the Barlow Hate for luncheon with hostesses and a program in charge. May 17 the Hope High PTA teams with all city PTAs at 3 p m in the high school auditorium. Brown Stanford nuptials in Texarkana celebrate Miss Eunice Brown and Richard B Stanford wedding in a double wedding at 6 p m with details of attendants and home in Harrisburg. Additional Hot Springs weddings of Laura Edwina Bolton and Charles Butler and related ceremonies described with attendees. Out of town guests listed and a few visiting mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Womens
The
First Baptist Church
Doris Shields
John Cain
DAR
Barlow Hate
J. A. Haynes
Wilbur Jones
R. M. LaGrone, Jr
Hope High School
PTA
Ira Haliburton, Jr
Texarkana
North Hervey St
Hope
Hot Springs
Laura Edwina Bolton
L. H. Bolton
Charles Phillip Butler
J. T. Buller
Henry L. Kealey
Roy Hopkins
Fidelis
Earl
Hunter
Billy
Joe Butler
Edgar Allen Poe
Betty Campbell
Ruel Butler
Harrisburg
Mrs. Butler
Dorathy Dix Fair Weather Wife In Down Home Notes
Fair Weather Wife appears in the Downs home and other local visits. letters from readers discuss marriage, fault, and advice on supporting a husband through hardship. The page includes community mentions, travel notes, and Dorothy Dix columns on marriage and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Reported
Julia Chester admitted Betty Jo Cox Hope Mrs Foy Hammons Rt 4 Hope Mrs Hershal Williams Rt 1 Hope Discharged Mrs Verda Segnar Hope J 5 Draper Emmet Mr and Mrs Hershal Williams At 1 Hope announced the arrival of a daughter May 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
Betty Jo Cox
Hope
Foy Hammons
Hershal Williams
Verda Segnar
Draper
Emmet
Hospital Notice Highlights Admitted and Discharged Names
The record lists admissions and discharges including Mrs Chester Hunt and Mrs Vernon Osburn among Hope residents, plus Ken Kalfensbrough and Lee Dodson. It notes Branch admitting Mrs J J Shopé and discharging Ruth Bruce of Hope, with birth announcement for Twilla Phanae and details of a 1949 Cubs connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josepine
Chester Hunt
Hope
Vernon Osburn
Leland Powers
Prank Yar
Cincinnati
Ken Kalfensbrough
Lee Dodson
Boryer
Chicago Cubs
Ajjqy
Twilla Phanae
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Society
First Presbyterian Church
Stanford
Navy
Henderson State Teachers College
College of Ozarks
Clarksville
Charles Butler
Paisley Pta
Mrs
George Frazier
St. Louis
Mr. Frazier
George Sinclair
Helen Downs
Magnolia
John Downs
Lydia
Pinkham
Pinkharm
Lydia E. Pinkham
Owen
Owens
Catholic Mission
Our Lady of Good Hope Church
Flannon Gannon
C. P
Louisville
Kentucky
Cinon Webb P
Mvena Loy
Clark Gable
Claudette Colbert
Evel
Tiny Ecom
Macmurray
Trevor
Raymond Burr
Torrey
Nersalint
Bellal
ATION
Downs
Bailey Tidwell
Dallas
J. M. Tidwell
J. P. Martin
Little Son
Booster City, le
Lynch Downs
Claude Tillery
Ed. O. Farmer
Ola Wessels
Pat McDonald
Lee G. Harvey
Little Rock
Edward Harris
Pasadena
Tex
Cline Franks
Kay
Judy
Fayetteville
Dale Ross Dunn
Faycetteville
University of Arkansas
E. F. Formby
Barnes Hospital
Miss Dix
Fairweather
Joseph F
Jhome
Lottie
Bell Syndicate, Inc
J. J. Shopé
Ruth Bruce
St. Joseph
St.joseph
Mary Grey
Shur-Tite
Grace Lane
Raylen
Artemis
Textron
Artemis and
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Debuante
Tecelia
Register
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