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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1951

Page

4

Budgeting pains of households amid postwar cost strain

William Feather notes that budget editors still face demands from anxious housewives and workers seeking to balance after tax incomes with rent or mortgage, cars, feeding and clothing a family. He cites the need to detail every penny while coping with entertainment costs and rising expenses. The outlook recalls earlier depressions as a reminder that writing and budgeting hinge on tightening costs and increasing income.

William Feather Government Hall Columbia Nobaly Ting

Methodist Youth Music Contest Draws Talented Performers

Texarkana and Hope youths competed Sunday for church talent honors in Prescott. Winners included Budiey Coupwood for first place in the division with Be Still My Soul, while Hope's Carolyn Lewallen earned second in piano solo, and mixed quartet from Texarkana tied for top in a separate prize. Judges and host church members praised the musical efforts as the program opened with Psalm reading and closed with awards and refreshments.

Methodist Irany Prescott Hope Kirst Chiegl Texarkana Onors Ti Teeroatios Lupe Methuiiat Church Youva Soto Frescal Margaret Beott Danny Maton Carody Story Budely Coupwoo Budiey Coupwond Nina Nest Milune Woedeck ML Margaret Seal Pussy Hesley Wilgil Andrews Minty Dewelt Horst Miss Dimple Burks Vang Carolyn Andrews Dipijle Burks Heralds of Christ John Amos White Lurlate White Gladyn Connell Prescott Bennie Jean Edminston The Hope Fellowship Fred R. Harrison Bery Henry J. L. Broach W. White W. Amos Herbert

County Loses Seat in State Legislature

Pulaski and Garland counties gain an extra seat in the Arkansas House at the expense of Miller and Hempstead counties after reapportionment. Pulaski's delegation rises from seven to eight, Guagita to two. Miller downsized from three to two, Hempstead from two to one. Governor McMath proposed add a third senator for Pulaski, but the plan failed. Senate terms shortened to two years, forcing 65 senators to seek re election in 1952.

Lillie Hock Pulaski Guachita Arkansas House Cenarge Miller and Hempstead Arkansas MccMarth Murry Hall Liule Kitte Rock Murry Guid Lali Riley Stats Senate Action Cance Mulaski Guaghita Miller County Hempstead McMath Palast County

Governor McMath Seeks Road Funds and Secondary Emphasis

Governor McMath urged Arkansas highway officials to allocate 7 million dollars from the current construction program to the secondary road system while prioritizing four critical sections on routes 67 and 70. He stressed balancing primary road improvements with support for commerce on secondary routes between Little Rock and Benton, Hope and Texarkana, and Gordon and Arkadelphia.

Little Rock McMath Arkansas Highway Commission Commission Lite Rock Benton Haxic Alicia Hope Texarkaya Gordon Amd Arls

No Fatal Wreck in County in April

Arkansas State Police investigated 247 accidents in April. Four fatal accidents occurred in District No. 4 with headquarters here, none resulted from three accidents in Memphstead county.

Arkansas District No. 4 Mempstead Enunly

Local Drill Team to Nashville Meet

The South Arkansas Log Rolling Association holds its quarterly meeting at Nashville at 7:30 p m on May 24 in the American Legion hall. Woodvien of the World Camp 86 will be present with R E Miller national vice president of W O W as honor guest. Hope drill team led by captain C Coleman will supervise floor work.

Arkadelphia South Arkansas Log Rolling Association Woodvien Nashville Mery American Legion Hall R. E. Miller Hope C. Coleman

Sister of Hope Resident Involved in Serious Auto Crash

Louise Stanley, formerly Catherine Lee of Hope, was critically injured in an automobile accident at Bebee. She is hospitalized in Prescott in very serious condition. She is sister of Mrs. Frank Yarbrough of Hope.

Louise Stanley Catherine Lee Hope Bebee Prescott Frank Yarbrough

Methodists to Meet at Spring Hill Church Conference

The 4th Quarterly Conference of the Spring Hill Methodist church will be held Sunday, May 20 at Spring Hill with E. D. Galloway preaching. Lunch will be served, followed by four business sessions.

Hempstead DDT Spraying Covers 70 Homes

Hempstead county vector control crews report 70 homes sprayed in two weeks. A health department representative said household acceptance of the program is high and that other counties show strong support statewide.

Hempstead T the Health Department Hempstead County John Goodwin Abe County Chace Dan

OPS to Check on Livestock Slaughtering

Washington May 16 A nationwide inquiry into reports of illegal livestock slaughtering was ordered today by Price Maintenance Director Edward P Morgan. OPS directed districts to check class 2 slaughterers who were active last year but not registered in price regulations. About 12 000 to 15 000 such slaughterers were estimated last year while only about 11 000 have registered this year. OPS requires a registration number to slaughter livestock and receive a quota.

Washington Edward P. Morgan Morgan jPsl Office of Price Stabiliai OPS Nwaker

Crittenden Starts Tearing Down Bridge

Crittenden county moves to raze the Arkansas half of the Harahan wagonways in West Memphis. County Judge W. By Ingram warns signs are being painted as the county informs Arkansis Memphis Bridges & Terminal Co. The company fears a court fight but agrees to salvage about $100,000 in steel while Memphis officials led by E H Crump defend wagonways as essential to civil defense.

West Memphis Memphis Crittenden County Harahan W. By Ingram Ingram W. E. Lamb Arkansas & Memphis Bridges & Terminal Co Arkansis- Memphis Lamb Arkansas State Highway Department E. H. Crump Memphis and Arkangan Mississippi

Dean Morley to Keep Revenue Job in Arkansas

Dean Morley will remain Arkansas revenue commissioner after a conference with Governor McMath. He had earlier said he would quit but reversed course and will continue in the post.

Dean Morley Life

Ury McKenzie to Teach Bible Class

Ury McKenzie will teach a Bible class at the local Presbyterian church this Sunday. The session is open to men and women and will cover biblical themes with practical guidance.

Ury McKenzie

Council to Split Police Salaries After Dunn Replacement

City council refuses to replace Dunn and plans to split salaries among officers. May 14 effective raises place Chief at 740, Assistant Chief at 225, Patrolmen 21h. Council discusses municipal management issues, street flasher purchase for 5897.50, and a street vacate in the Frisco Addition.

Lyn City Police Department L. Sparks Bethard Police Board of Public Affairs Inc W. Andrews Frisco

Chiang Kai-shek vows to hit mainland if needed

Chiang Kai-shek told Kho Aue sutiated Press that his Nationalist forces on Formosa could halt Chinese Communist aggression by striking the mainland if necessary. He said Communist aggression in Korea would end and indicated no new offensive would start there. About 500,000 troops on Formosa are in training as a formidable frontier against Beijing.

Frank King Taipei Formosa Chiang Kai-shek Kho Furmodt Korea Simo Washington Chiang

Union Homecoming Set for May 27 at Union Baptist Church

Union Baptist Church announces annual homecoming on Sunday May 27 with singing directed by Luglan Grnghamt and organized by James Hoover. The event features a day of worship and fellowship led by local musicians and church officials.

Union Baptist Church Davotinal Variaenear Press Luglan Grnghamt James Hoover

No Resignation Intention Asserted by Acheson

Washington May 1 Secretary of State Acheson declared he has no intention of resigning. He stated he would stay in office as long as the President wants him, dismissing persistent rumors and noting he is prepared to remain in service. He added the matter has been discussed repeatedly but he intends to continue in his role.

Washington Acheson Roe Ulady Inter Acheton Repubilean Baon Pertodia Truman Fifa

Soldier Finds Diamond at Murfressboro Preserve

Lewie Mathews of 2000 Avy nue Mort Worth Vuxar found a qnarlex-ecoral dhanuid at the Blume Preserve two miles northeast of Murfreesboro. Announcement made today by Talbot Mellie WBE. The item was presented to Sat Mab thaws, last veteran of 10 years in service, who is aged and has a 12-year-old son.

Lewie Mathews Avynue C Mort Worth Vuxar Itu Crater Ujamonild Blume Noutheast Murfreesboro Talbot Mellie WBE Darelsker Mab Thaws

George W. White Dies at Home Near Rosston

George W. White, 4, Nevada county president, died at his home near Rosston on Frogston Route 2. He is survived by his wife and three sons Delmer Ernest and Paul White of Roaston. Also surviving are several relatives including Mrs P B Goodwin and Mrs Ralph. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Union Cemetery conducted by Reverend Hilbert O Breen.

Nevada Frogston Delmer Ernest Paul White Roaston Reaves Ward P. B Goodwin Rossion Rede Ralph Monroe Union Hilbert ' O'Breen

Bradley Denies He Was Told What to Say

The exchange centers on General Omar Bradley denying that he was instructed on his testimony about MacArthur and privacy talks with the President. Senators pressed for disclosure while some Republicans urged full testimony. The debate reflects broader tensions over the iron curtain and White House influence.

Bradley Washington Aonute Arthur Omar Bradley Vna Den MacArthur Gedley Prva Ar Enatern Knowland Stikt Bradley White House Inc Repub- Ucon Ubink Bradley Wlag Hamel — Aude Senate

Part Time Farmers Can Get Loans in Hempstead County

Hempstead County Farmers Home Administration offers long term loans to part time farmers. Applicants may use funds to build or improve farm buildings and dwellings. The program provides financing similar to city home-building loans and aims to support farm operations locally.

Hempstead

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