Society notes cover May meetings and notices
May activities include VFW Auxiliary meeting at 7 30 p m today at the VFW hall 4 Scout Troop 8 led by Miss Margaret Hogue meets Tuesday at 7 30 in the Migs Hogue home 1195 Washington May 16 Lime Garden Club meets Friday at 3 p m at the home of Mable Ethridge with co hosts Mrs Norton and Mrs Herbert LeFi as stay at 7 30 Patmos P T A will meet for Student Night remaining details unclear
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Margaret Hogh Mes
Yooun
Migs Hogue
Washington
Lime Garden
Clute
Feiday
Iry Mable Ethridge
Norton
Herbert Lefi
Patmos P.T. A
Azalea Garden’ Club
Claude Tillery
Bay York
Ceell Wyatt
Local Group Meetings and Social Notes Schedule
City Hall hosts 2 p.m. Wednesday meeting for girl scout leaders and brownie leaders with Mrs. Overton in charge of Day Camp. Multiple clubs plan Thursday events including Azalea Garden Club at 2 p.m. and Daffodil Garden Club film on birds. Hope High PTA rummage sale set for May 18 with notices for Circle 2 Presbyterian and First Presbyterian Church meetings. Coming events include a Ladies bridge function at Hope Country Club and a wedding announced for Boowers-Smith.
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Overton
George S. Wright
A. J. Neiighbors
The
Hope Country Club
Daffodil Garden Club
Paisley Auditorium
Roup
Fair Park
Circle 2
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
A. J. Neighbors
Jim McKenzie
Vincent Foster
Fred Ellis
J. W. Branch
Frank McLarty
Bobbie
Wayne Bowers
Carlton Bowers
Ashville
T. C. Pennell
the Baptist Church
Shreveport
Earl Porterfield
Hope High School
Christian Women's Fellowship
First Christian Church
Oliver Adams
E. W. Graham
Wm. P. Hardegree
B. L. Rettig
Tline Franks
Hope Municipal Court Docket May 14
Court actions list multiple defendants with forfeited cash bonds for offenses including discharging firearms driving with passengers and lack of license along with a drunkenness and gaming charges. The record notes appeals and transfers and a wedding announcement from the same date.
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Hope Municipal Court
Willie Taylor
Henry Williams
C. B. Shackleford
Ernest Adams
Richard Davis
Geo. J. Conway
Nathan Jefferson
Jerry Lewis
Lucian Smylie
Garland Grant
Horace Williams
William Lewis
Woodrow Busby
Jewel Cox
Bob Weems
Joan Martin
John Shirley
Carrot Ellis
Eddie Royal
Clarence Black
Noble Scott
N. B. Watson
Andrew Bishop
E. K. Bolts
James Walker
Bud Maxwell
Disturbing Peace
Stanley R. Kidd
Local Admissions and Discharges Noted at Hope and Nearby
The notice lists admissions and discharges at Hope and surrounding areas. J. P. Byers, Mr. Bob Rowland, Mrs. T A Barbary, Hoyatt Helner, and Mrs. Helen Kent are named among admitted or discharged individuals.
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William Brooks
Evanston
Indiana
Brook
Earl Ross
J. P. Byers
Hope
Bob Rowland
McCackill
Josephine
T. A. Barbary Hope
Hoyatt Helner
Ele City
Dele
Mies
Helen Kent
Patmpe
Milk Strike Ends After Wage Increases Across Industry
Chicago date May 1 workers from AFL dairy union reached a settlement with 75 companies ending a two day strike. Inside workers gains include a 10 percent raise retroactive to May 1 and $38 weekly increase next May 1. Drivers receive six day pay for five, plus weekly boosts totaling $2 now and $3 next May. Milk price to consumers expected to rise at least two cents a quart. Current home delivery 2 12 cents and store price 2 12 cents.
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Chicago
AFL
Aps
Death ruled from fall in Hot Springs incident
Detective Chief Jerry Watkins stated he is convinced the death of 63 year old John Calvin Owens in Hot Springs resulted from a head injury after a fall. An autopsy showed brain hemorrhage from the injury, Owens had earlier been involved in a separate April 30 street incident. Witnesses reported Owens fell down stairs at the scene.
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Hot Springs
Jerry Watkins
John Calvin Owens
Owens
Withins
Owen
Stalemate Overbridge Continues In Memphis Area
Memphis and Arkansas remain locked over the Marahan bridge wagonways value. A private 40 minute talks between Memphis City Engineer, Fowler, and Judge W. K. Ingram failed to yield a date for a rescheduled conference. Officials expect the wagonways to stay open while a decision is delayed. Arkansas would relinquish its half, keeping salvage steel as payment. the highway department will not fund further repairs. Salvaged steel value estimated near 100000, with around 11000 needed for top repairs.
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Memphis
Arkanaas
Marahan Bridge
Arkansag
Fowler
W. K. Ingram
Critenden County
Arkansas
State Highway Department
Maralay
Maralay Oriardly Railroad Bridge. Memphis Offiedilsi
Cruiser St Paul Back From War Returns Home
The World War era cruiser St Paul comes home after six months off the Korean coasts. It fired 2 618 rounds of eight inch shells and five inch shells shaping enemy concentrations inland. Commanded by Captain Chester C Smith, the ship served as a Seventh Fleet asset during the Korean War and past the Formosa invasion threat.
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Iereli
St. Paul
Cayne
Chester C. Smith
Seventh Fleet
Formosa
Fair and Mild Over Nation Weather Report Summary
May 1 report notes generally normal temperatures across central states with rain in southern plains. Northern Rockies show unusual wind, tornado activity observed in Nebraska and Kansas. no injuries or fatalities reported. Severe weather alerts echoed in central regions, while Texas is cited with ongoing weather coverage.
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Mhiengo
Faly del Yi
Tony
Aniston
Venta
Mikhert
Southawestern Kansix
Nears
Toxak
Dorothy Dix Advice on Work or Stay at Home
In a long reader letter, a wife with a year old daughter asks Dorothy Dix whether she should return to work or stay home to support her husband’s wish. Dix urges considering the husband’s perspective, maintaining harmony, and balancing duties to children and household, cautioning against self-sacrifice that harms the marriage.
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Dorothy Diss
Atler Yenra
Dal
W. I
Nina
Alel
Man Found Guilty of Assault
In Circuit court at Trot Springs on May 15 Ed Hulsey of Hot Springs was found guilty of assault to kill for the shooting last fall of Javie Tait of Texarkana. The jury fixed punishment at five years but recommended sentence be suspended. Numerous docket items follow with fines and bonds for speeding drunkenness and other charges.
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Trot Springs
Y — Ed Hulsey
Hot Springs
Javie Tait
Texarkana
Stonewall Jackson
Robert B. Graham
James L. Gardner
Wile H. Johnson
Herman Fryxon
Doc Williams
Elihue Burl
L. D. Kenny
David Hooper
William Walker
M. A. Morris
Chas, Goodwin
Théo Roas
Ollie Wesson
Sam Smitl
Winston Booth
James Stuart
Geo Carter
Ernest Hopkins
Lee Dell Nelson
Garner Logan
James West
Robert Jefferson
Clint Docket
Lizzie Jackson
Boss Trotter
Hig School Cafeteria Menu Tuesday
Tuesday cafeteria menu lists baked eggplant sliced tomatoes on lettuce whole wheat bread milk jello and cream. unclear items barbecued and baked items appear garbled with missing context and stray letters.
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Hope Hig
Bam
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VFW
Girl Scout Unt Council
Ralph Lehman
Graydon Anthony
Yape
Order of the Eastern Star
At & P.m
Mrs
Henry Taylor
Jack Christensen
San Antonio
Texas
Brenda Carel Taylor
Dallas
Sid
Lee Dodson
Mes
J. L. Ferguson
H. M. Ferguson
Mt Plessnal
Union Hill
Buster Rogers
Olney
K. G. Hamilton
Roy Rogers
Hope High School P. T. A
Boowers-Smith
Charlie Smith
Music Circus
Jane Wyman
Ven Johnson
Crys
Rial
Faith Domergue
Unity Baptist Church
Howard White
J. B., Turnage
J. D. Turnage
Jo Ann
C. A. Willams
William Burnett
Emmet
Tillman McClellan
Minor Polk
Tammy Polk
Helen Jean Adcock
Helen
Jean
Sonny Adcock
Martha
Royce McClellan
Larry Browning
Mitzie
Margaret Polk
John Crain
Jerry Rothwell
Tommy Polk
Jerry Burnett
Linda Pette
Barbara Polk
Harry Browning
W. A
Linda Shirley
Joe Turnage
Louie
Underwood
RKO Radias
Viviel Velodram
Victor Matic
Terry Moore
Wit Ai Bord Hs
Dorothy DIX
Dorothy
Ted
Robert Lindsey
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