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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1957

Page

7

Society Society events and club meetings announced for May

A series of society items lists piano recital for high school pupils on May 4 at 2 45 pm in the high school auditorium. Practical Nurses meet May 14 at 7 30 pm at the mayor's office. American Legion Auxiliary meets May 14 at 380 pm at 1411 Pecan St with cohostess. Woman's activity at First Presbyterian Church May 14 7 30 pm with focus on Mission Schools in Mexico. Beacoh Sunday School Class meets May 14 7 30 pm at Mrs Jewell Moore Sr. home. L L L Sunday School Class meets tonight at Mrs Gr val Taylor home. Ambassador class at Garrett Memorial Baptist meets May 14 7 30 pm at Mrs Elbert OSteen home. Lilac Garden Club Meads May 15 2 pm at Henry Burke home guest speaker Mrs Lahroy Spates of Hope. Jonquil Garden Club meets May 15 2 30 pm at Wallace Monroe home. Crescent arrangements to be prepared. Game night at Hope Country Club postponed to May 16 7 30 pm hosts Mr and

American Legion Auxiliary Clyde Coffee Pecan St Dale Wilson Beacoh First Baptist, Church Jewell Moore Sr First Baptist Church Gr.val Taylor East 13Th. St Ambassador Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Elbert O'Steen Arville Phillips Lilac Garden Club Me‘Ann Henry Burke Jewel Burke Lahroy Jonquil Garden Club Wallace Monroe George C. Byrd Jr the Hope Country Club

May gatherings and a sixth birthday card

iMrs B Young Street Judge and Mrs James Pilkinton and Mr and Mrs Earl OWeal will host the Alalea Gardet Chis event with Mrs Lyle Brown and Mrs Oliver Adams as co hosts on Thursday May 16 at 2 pm Hope Chapter 328 Order of Eastern Star meets May 16 at 8 pm A Band Auxiliary call meeting at Cannon Hall tonight at 7 to vote color for new uniforms Tommy Garland celebrates 6th birthday at his home May 9 with games prizes and a decorated cake. guests include Belinda Lambert and a group of friends with party favors and refreshments.

Lyle Brown Oliver Adams Hope Chapter Order of Eastern Star Tere Cannon Hall Ion Tommy Garland Euimiet Ramy Garland Tommy Belinda Lambert Barbara Wilson Donald Wilson Charles Ward Rebecca Ward Melanie Pankey Robert Paul Johnny Davidson Vicky Lynn Hunter Joey Lusby Pierce Peterson Johnnie Lynn Lambert Johnny Wake Dean Weeks Jo Hale Leslie Hill Paul Davidson Marylin Tresler Sandra McFarland Doris Peterson

Circle 4 of First Presbyterian Holds May Meeting

Circle Number 4 of the First Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs. Floyd Leverette on East Second Street. The program included reports on church activities, with notes on the birthday observance, plans for a Bible School in June, a dinner for women in June, and reports on mission work in Mexico and Korea. Sixty? attendees and a dessert served by the hostess.

First Presbyterian Church Floyd Leverette East Second St William Tolleson Fred Ellis Women of the Church Randolph Senge Fort Smith Mission Schools of Our Church

Tornado Damage and Wedding Notices Highlight Local News

A tornado caused property damage with estimates from 28 000 to 50 000 and destroyed one hose while others were damaged. Woody Mays and family escaped injury as a garage’s glass shattered near their refuge. Separately, a wedding is planned for May 26 at Washington Baptist Church with Rev Alvis Moore officiating, featuring Frances Pauline Frazier and Rev William Lee Hines, with a large local guest list and attendants. A Victory 4-H meeting heard a lamp shade demonstration and talk on a conservation camp at the Experiment Station scheduled for June 4, with several members and visitors present.

W. M. Frazier Washington Arkansas Frances Pauline William Lee Hines Mack Lee Springdale Washington Baptist Church Alvis Moore Nancy Frazier Jere Hagood Arkadelphia Mirma Richardson Corning Freddie Mrs Frank Horton Hope Jim Byrd Little Rock Jim Jemerson Marshall Rowe Moss Rowe Burke Loraine B. Wylie

Army couple on leave after overseas service visit families

Mr. My and Mrs. Henry O Greeney are home on leave after two years overseas with the U S Information Service, returning to visit his mother Mrs H O Green and relatives.

Henry O, Greeney Egypt India U. S. Information Service H, O, Green

Tornado Damage and Weather Alerts Across Several Counties

A series of tornadoes and severe storms struck towns including Oxford Arkadelphia Bono Bono and nearby areas causing damaged homes uprooted trees and power outages. Reports note injuries to a woman in Unity and rescue efforts for fishermen in Bradley County. A two inch rain deluge caused flash floods and train detours. Authorities described funnel clouds sighted but ground touch not confirmed.

Smith Hill Nix Oxford Une Red Cross Lontle Porterfield Adddown Mineral Springs Save Toga Ozan Unity Heber Springs Friendship Delight Arkadelphia Henderson Ouachita Cptloves Bono Jonesboro St. Louis San Francisco Missouri Pacific Blytheville Wafayette County W. H Buck) Baker Red River Polie Smith Hear Bradley Kenneth Smith Camden N.J Polie John EB. Smith Bradley Baker Smith Brothers

Fragmentary note on sale and personal gain motives

A garbled fragment mentions a sale to the highest bidder and a remark about valuing a person for themselves, not for wealth. The text combines a possible auction reference with a personal ethics stance, but specifics are unclear.

Notice for Custom Slaughtering Services and Meat Processing

Call Moore Bros for custom slaughtering of cattle and hogs and processing meat for your freezer. They kill cattle for the hide and hogs for $1.00, processing meat at 4 cents per pound. Man on duty to kill every day.

Moore Bros

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