U D C Picnic Postponed From June 5
The U D C picnic announced for Thursday June 5 has been postponed to a later date. All members are instructed to note the change.
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U.D.C
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1947
Page
3
Spring piano recitals and club meetings across local churches
On Friday May 30 piano pupils led by Mrs. Ted Jones and Mrs. Ralph Routon perform in spring recitals at First Christian church and High School auditorium both at 8 pm with public invited. Circles 1 2 and 3 of the W S C S at First Methodist meet Monday at 4 pm with associates. Executive Board of Women s Work meets 3 pm in church parlors. Women s Missionary Union of First Baptist holds a business meeting with time change noted. St Marks Auxiliary Unit 1 meets at 3 30 pm Monday. Garden clubs plan a June 5 picnic at Fair Park with speakers Mrs James Patterson and Mrs John Rea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Jones
First Christian Church
Ralph Routon
Women’s Ek
First Presbyterian Church
Women’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church
Fair Park
James Patterson
Arkadelphia
John Rea
North Little Rock
Rea
Brenda Hamm Celebrates Sixth Birthday Thursday
Little Miss Brenda Hamm celebrated her sixth birthday with a party at the home of her parents on South Elm Street on Thursday afternoon from 3 to 5. The Hamm home featured pink and white sweet peas with balloons marbles and gum as favors. Guests included David Armstrong Ann Cale Joe Black Ginger Wallace Clara Lou Urrey Sandra Hobbs Sue Moore Mary Margaret Daniels Charles Wylie Larry Baker Marylin Marlar Jerry Dodson Elizabeth Ann Williams Mickey Pate Bobby Pate Mary Epplier Kitty Jones Sue Houston Cary Case Jan Robison and Larry Silvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Hamm
South Elm Street
Hamm
Mary Frances Hamm
Vernon Pate
David Armstrong
Ann Cale
Joe Black
Ginger Wallace
Clara Lou Urrey
Sandra Hobbs
Sue Moore
Mary Margaret Daniels
Charles Wylie
Larry Baker
Marylin Marlar
Jerry Dodson
Elizabeth Ann Williams
Mickey Pate
Bobby Pate
Mary Epplier
Kitty Jones
Sue Houston
Cary Case
Jan Robison
Larry Silvey
Traveling exchanges and family visit notes
Mrs. E. O. Wingfield has returned from a visit with her sister Mrs. H. H. Crow and Mr. Crow in Little Rock. Miss Jacqueline Tippitt and Carolyn Tippitt of Prescott will arrive Friday to join Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrell who will leave Saturday for Denton, Texas to attend the graduation of Miss Frances Harrell at TSCW on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline
Carolyn Tippitt
Prescott
Charles Harrell
Denton
Texas
Frances Harrell
T.S.C.W
Temperature Drops to 47 Degrees Last Night
The 24 hour period ending at 7 am today saw a low of 47 degrees after a chilly day with a high of 63 degrees, according to the University of Arkansas Experiment Station.
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University of Arkansas Experiment Station
Celebration Blessed by Good Weather Across the Nation
Sunny skies favored picnics and parades in most regions while the north endured top coat temperatures. Light scattered showers touched California Iowa and Florida as the weather bureau noted hot muggy conditions southeast and frost in the north. Chicago logged 1 degree while Jamestown North Dakota fell to 25 above.
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California
Iowa
Florida
Weather Bureau
United States
New England
North Atlantic
Dakotas
Maine
Indianapolis
Ind
Peoria
Ill
Chicago
Jamestown
N. D
Frisco Train Derails Near Mansfield Killing Two
A Missouri Florida Special train derailed near Mansfield killing engineer Byrd Duncan and fireman Louis Sanders, both of Springfield. An express car worker, A Q Smith, suffered head lacerations while no passengers were seriously hurt. The train was en route from Miami to Kansas City when it tumbled down a 30 foot embankment, rupturing rails and injuring several cars.
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Mansfield
Tisto
Florida
Missouri
Byrd Duncan
Louis Sanders
Springfield
Ralph Waters
The
Mansfield Mirror
Associated Press
Brneath Us
Holmes
Miami
Kansas City
Flora Tolliver and the Otsego Dinner Party
The narrator recalls Flora Tolliver in Otsego during a Christmas vacation. Flora, appealing to two wealthy bachelors, eloped with Bob Finneran, then faced tension over finances and gifts. A staged dinner party exposes strain from credit dress purchases, Bob’s concern with cash flow, and Flora’s social ambitions.
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Tollivers
Otsego
Bob Finneran
Flora
Father
Annabelle
Forbeses
Charlie
Mrs. Surgess
Fiora
Bob
Bobby
Rae
Sam
The Finneran Marriage and War Time Descent Into Strife
Flora and Bob Finneran endure a troubled year of marriage marked by poverty quarrels and Bob’s drinking. Flora deserts to her mother while Bob joins the Canadian army in 1914, prompting Flora to sue for desertion and lack of support in New Jersey as the tale continues.
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Bob
Flora
Father
Europe
England
Scotland
York
Bob Finneran
Canada
New Jersey
Sunday School Lesson on Kings and Kingdoms in Judah
The International Sunday School Lesson for June 1 reflects on the divided Israel with the northern kingdom falling to Assyria and the southern kingdom lasting longer before Babylon. It highlights unity, justice, and righteousness as essential to national strength, noting Hezekiah and Isaiah during a deliverance prophecy amid a plague and Assyrian threat.
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Williams&. Gilroy
D.D
Judah
Israel
Jeroboam
Rehoboam
Solomon
David
Assyria
Babylon
Hezekiah
Isaiah
Sennai
Hezekiah’s Foolish Display Sparks Babylonian War Risk
Hezekiah, praised as a good king, erred by showing envoys from Babylon all his wealth and palace treasures. The act, seen as vain leadership and idolizing riches, could provoke assault and invasion as in many eras.
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Hezekiah
Babylon
Dorothy Dix Selfish Parents and Housing Tips
Dorothy Dix discusses social agencies favoring aging homeless children with families over institutions. Boarding parents merit credit for happiness in homes, while adoption remains lengthy. Readers ask about deafness in toddlers and parental rights. Dix advises hearing aids may help and that married couples deserve own homes free from in-law control.
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William A. O'Brien
M.D
NEA Servce
Miss DIX
Two Hurt in NLR Elks Club Blaze
North Little Rock May 30 Two firemen were injured one seriously when part of a brick wall caved in on hoseman Bill Moncrief during a fire that leveled the two story Elks Club building at ird and Poplar streets. Fire Captain Raymond Henson suffered a foot injury. Loss estimated at 100000. Records were removed from the front office by firefighters. Adjacent Chamber of Commerce building sustained no major damage. The blaze began at the rear and spread rapidly. A mortgage burning event was planned for tomorrow night to fund repairs from 1943 fire damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Little Rock
Elks Club
Bill Moncrief
Raymond Henson
Little Rock
Ird
Poplar
Charles Bahil
The
Firermen
Little Rock Chamber of Commerce
Burglars Loot Jewel House In London Princess Victim
London May 30 two men looted jewels and furs from the bedroom of Princess Romanvsky Pavlovsky wife of Prince Jonnovitch of Russia 1939. They were discovered by police and fled as pursuers chased them through London life. Brig Gen Andrew Clark heard the robbery and joined the chase. One suspect fell through a glass roof during the pursuit.
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London
Romanvsky Pavlovsky
Mary Lygon
Prince Jonnovitch
Russia
Earl Beauchamp
Princess
Andrew Clark
Telephone Girls of Bom India Hire Language Knowledge
The Bom India telephone staff are required to possess knowledge of multiple languages. The policy emphasizes linguistic skills for effective service and communication.
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Bom India
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