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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1952

Page

2

Community Church Programs and Local Notices

Kings of Harmony to present at BeeHee Memorial Church Sunday night May 1. Southland Geapal Singers to perform at BeeBoo Memorial CMI church Sunday night May 24, sponsored by Epworth League. Lonoke Rapid Church to meet May 680 pm at Mrs. Chavline Nobla home. Marion Horace released from Julia Chester Hospital. Weiner roast at City Park May 14 by Zena Garden Club. Mrs. Lucille Ruthford and daughter Marva visiting Atlanta and Tampa. Funeral services for Mrs. Leotu Murphy held May 12 in Foreman at Hicks Funeral Home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Preatly of Dallas spent weekend with U. Palmore.

Southland Geapal Singers Vexurkana BeeBoo Memorial CMI Epworth League Chela No Lonoke Rapiot Church Chavline Nobla Zena Garden Club

Two Arkansas Firms Win Defense Tax Writeoffs

The Arkangua Power and Light Co. and the Reynolds Metals Co. in Arkansas received rapid tax write-offs approved by the Defense Production Administration. Some 250 Southwestern firms shared the program to expand defense facilities, with Arkangua slated for a 55 percent write-off of 12,450,000 for electric output at North Little Rock and 45 percent of 3,600,000 for output at Hot Springs. Reynolds Metals got an 80 percent write-off of 6,000,000 for slum fan production at the Jones Mill plant near Malvern.

Dallas Tex Arkangua Power and Light Co Reynolds Metals Co Arkanans Defense Production Administration A. P. and North Little Rock Anohey Hot Nees Reynolds Molals Co Jones Milly Malvern

Court seal and witness statement from April hearing

Fragmentary legal notice appears to record a court action with a signature witness and a court seal on an April date. The readable name Bivens is present along with a reference to a seal and the word witness.

Prescott News Junior and Senitor Banquet Gala

The annual junior and senior banquet at the Lawson Hotel featured a rainbow theme with decorative rainbows, balloons, and color schemes. The event opened with a program led by masters of ceremonies and toasts, followed by a Legion Hut prom in a moonlight garden setting.

Lawson Hotel Ceremonica Old Lady Sol Rosana Langley Merry Sunshine Bill Charles Jones Gitte Sunbeam Sadie Cynthia Blaine Hig Blork Cloud Carl Beck Cyclone Sal Joan Gilbert Brand Orine Aoilesy Jo O'Steen Rolfe Wylie Grins Fairweather Molly Linda Johnson Sue Moore Alma Lois Ferrell Legion Hut Cerne Uti Roiibow Gandies Dire Mra Wy Ay Norton Mex Chartie Thomas Ward Mra Frank Anderson John Engle Jiny Heerington

Chicks Excite Lowly Batters In Big Victory

Memphis Chickasaws suffer a 6-2 loss as Nashville Vols second baseman Bob Boring hits two doubles and two singles. Pitcher Frank Eisean takes his third defeat after an 18-win previous season. Al Worthington secures win for the Vols. Also notes Texarkana weekend visit and Mary Lott Thomas elected to Mortar Board at University of Arkansas Fayetteville.

Associated Press Memphis Chickasaws Nashville Bob Boring Vals Chicks Frank Eisean al Worthington Vols Southern Association Mary Lott Thomas Charlie Thomas Mortar Board University of Arkansas

Charleston Sightseeing Gone Long for Henri and Guests

Henri Lemay escorts the McDevitts through Legare street and historic Charleston blocks. The visitors grow tired and wish to return. Henri seeks medical advice for headaches and high blood pressure, while Mr. McDevitt arrives to discuss business prospects and readiness to begin operations.

Henri McDevitta Legare Street Rutledge House Taft Antoinette Charleston McDevitts Moeoling Street St. Michael's Church Lemays Leonie Heloise Slater Larme Ana Sanaing Mr. McDavitt Hen Susbhy

Birmingham Barons Top Mo bile 4-1 Aftercontest

The Birmingham Barons defeated league-leading Mobile 4-1 after the main games, marking their fourth straight win. The other four clubs in the league were idle.

Birmingham Barons Mobile

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