Local Society Calendar Highlights Week Events
The Centerville Home Demonstration Club meets May 24 at 2 PM at Mrs. Vernie Goynes home. Piano pupils including Sue King and Carlton King perform May 24 at 4 PM in the Junior High School auditorium. An executive meeting of the 1856 57 Women’s Society of Christian Service is May 23 at 9 30 PM at Mrs. Claude Tillery’s home. Hope Business and Professional Women meet May 24 at Hotel Barlow at 7 30 PM. R L Gosnell presents piano students May 23 at 7 45 PM in the High School Auditorium. Friday Music Club gathers May 25 at Mrs Ed Ogran’s home at 3 30 PM with Mrs James McLarty assisting. Sunday May 27 Elementary School pupils readied for activities.
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Centerville Home Demonstration Club
Vernie Goynes
Women's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Claude Tillery
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Ed O'Gran
James McLarty
Fiano and Piano Recitals Highlight Hope Events
Mrs R L Gosnell will present a Fiano Recital at the Junior High School Auditorium Sunday at 3 00 PM. The public is invited. May 26 is Poppy Day in Hope with chairwoman Mrs Mary Hamm and co chair Miss Brenda Hamm. wear a poppy to honor fallen soldiers. On May 28 piano pupils of Bess Evans perform in recital at 7 30 PM in the High School auditorium. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Gosnell
Mary Hamm
Cochairman
Brenda Hamm
Bess Evans
Notice and Engagements From Local Society News
Notice Ladies Bridge Luncheon scheduled for Thursday May 24 postponed to May 31 with Mrs E L Archer Jr Mrs Fred Eltis and Mrs Lamar Cox as hostesses Collins Bailey Engagement Announced Archaball Woods Collins III announce daughter Donna Jean to Lt Danald Ray Bailey wedding July 14 at bride elects parents home Lt Bailey stationed at Sewart AFB Nashville Miss Collins attends Middle Tennessee State College George Hicks Hosts Gladys Hinson Circle May 21 meeting at 7 30 p m with co host Miss Bobbie Tullis devotional by Odessa Stewart and short talk by Miss Hazel Abram on ministering for Christ.
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Ladies Bridge
E. L. Archer Jr
Fred Eltis
Lamar Cox
Collins—Bailey
Archaball Woods Collins
Tullahoma
Tennessee
Donna Jean
Danald Ray Bailey
H. J. Bailey
Hope
Bride Elect
Miss Collins
Middle, Tennessee State College
Lt. Bailey
Sewart Air Force Base
Nashville
George Hicks
Gladys Hinson
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Bobbie Tullis
T. C. Crawford
Odessa Stewart
Christ
Hazel Abram
Southern and Northern Girls Charm Debate At Social
Local readers chat about Southern womanhood revealing views from two young women and an elder Southerner. A North vs South convo covers warmth, loyalty, money, and courting style, with social notes on a handkerchief shower and Harmony Bible Class gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mary
Margie
Birth Announced for Boy to Mr and Mrs Ambrose
Mr and Mrs Harry Ambrose of Little Rock announce the birth of a baby boy on May 22. The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs 8 5 Wright of Patmos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ambrose
Little Rock
Wright
Patmos
Hospital Notes and Memorial Admittances 1956
A historical hospital brief lists admissions and discharges across Hope and nearby towns. Notable entries include Dennis Polk admitted from Rt 1 Hope, Jim Stuart in Columbus, and Charlotte Ann Brown discharged from Hope. The notice also records the arrival of a baby boy on May 22, 1956 and multiple other patient movements across local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Polk
Hope
Jim Stuart
Columbus
Charlotte Ann Brown
J. B. Silvey
Rosston
Jackie Lynn Valentine
Tt. V. Messer
Washington
Herbert Elam
Hollis Samuels
Barbara Keel
Floyd Pharris Jr
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Column on In-Laws and Love
A Dorothy Dix column addresses mother-in-law and daughter-in-law tensions, urging mutual understanding and caution in affairs. Readers share marital strain, including a wife separated from her husband and involved with a married man, with advice highlighting differing loyalties, religious contexts, and the need for self-restraint and real-world friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Imogene
Mary
Movement for All White Labor Group in the South
Wayne Glenn of Little Rock, secretary of the state AFL-CIO merger, described proposals for an all-white labor union as an effort to weaken organized labor. He said the plan aims to divide unionists and form a “Southern States Conference of Union People” to oppose integration policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
South
Afl-Cio
Wayne Glenn
Chattga
Ten
New “Southern States
Conference of Union People
Letters to the Editor Open Critique and Signatures
Readers may write letters criticizing editorials or commenting on news. Each writer must sign, though name publication can be withheld on request. The section invites community input and diverse viewpoints for publication consideration.
Dedication program photo praised by Merger School
The faculty and students of Merger Schools thank editor and Hope Star staff for services in making and printing the gymnasium picture and for the audience at the dedication program. Principal Will V Rutherford signs the note dated May 22 1858 in Hope Ark.
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Star
Hope Star
Will V. Rutherford
Hope, Ark
Seven Perish As Lake Dredge Sinks In Michigan Waters
Survivors recount a sudden catastrophe when a construction dredge towed by a tug sank in Lake Michigan. Seven crew members died, one is missing presumed dead, and the tug recovered three bodies while Coast Guard boats found four others. The incident occurred in rough, dark seas as the dredge overturned within a minute.
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Michigan
John . Beehine
Bayfield
Wis
Robert Affleck Jn
Chis
Cage
Coast Guard
Coast” Guard
Snoddy Opens Campaign Next Week in Arkansas
Jim Snoddy former Alma Arkansas state senator says campaign headquarters will open at Grady Manhing Hotel Little Rock next week with an expanded facility. he plans no large campaign fund and denies plans to quit the race amid speculation. Governor Faubus and Jim Johnson of Crossett indicate statewide tours as two other candidates, with Ben Bippin of Little Rock and S K Prosser of Ronway yet to announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Jim Snobby
Grady
Alma
Ark
Snoddy
Arkansas Democrat
Lacietain
Orval Faubus
Jim Johnson
Crossett
Ben
Bippin
S. K. Prosser
Ronway
Military Fears Billion Cut Is Too Much
Washington lawmakers debate foreign aid at $4.9 billion. Rep. Vorys says Joint Chiefs warn a $1 billion cut would force major revamp of military aid. Secretary Wilson and Adm. Radford appeal for restoring the full amount. Sen. Sparkman criticizes the House cut as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vorys
Ohio
Joint Chiefs of Staff
America
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eign
Bate
Wilson
Arthur W. Radford
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Sion
Ay Sen, Sparkman
D-Ala
Foreign Relations Committee
Haijsa
House court seals bid total for kit store case
A house court approved a requested total of 1.109 billion dollars in a kit store dispute. The ruling sets the final sum in a case involving legal actions and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Fede Itt
Cotrtitta
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Bryan Denson
Hefner
Virginia Church
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Larry Thrash
Jennifer Cox
Linda, Thrash
Vincent Foster
Jri
Saenger
NER Bros. Oak
Richard Conte
Peggie Castle
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Hope Drive-In
Theatre South
Hwy 29
Jane
Ana Mare Abergett
Arkansas
Bing Crosby
Donald O'Connor
Mitzi Gaynor
Saenger Theatre
Gossard
Boyle
Turkey
Nathen Killebrew
Charles Webb
Ouls Sims
W. W. White
C. C. Cook
Paul Cook
Mirs
Henry Morton
Fellowship Hall
Fred McElroy
Harmony Bible
Harmony Bible Class
First Christian Church
Charles Griffin
William Harris
Mendie McElroy
Griffin
Lears
Bee
Kitten
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