Society News and Club Meetings Around Hope High
Local society notes list spring events across Hope High and area clubs. Ella Marie McFaddin presents a revue at the High School auditorium with admission. various chapters meet for picnics, brunches, and fundraisers to support Student Loan and church activities.
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Ella Marie McFaddin
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Rainbow Balleryville Military
Indiana Village
Band Mothers Club
Hope High School
Persistent Memory and Local Life Notes in Hope
A slice of Hope society with names like Della Smith and the McCoys appears alongside letters to Dorothy Dix about love and marriage. Reports of visits, travels, graduations, hospital notes, and new births fill the page, anchored by community figures from Texarkana to Magnolia and Benton.
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Della Smith
Garland Smith
Hope
Parlee Hendrix
Mavis Bearden
J. C. Gibson
Royce
Carol Cox
Patmos
Frank Dodson
Emerson
Tilman Baker
Magnolia
Watson Holmes
Lewisville
Elmo Stiles
Dave Evans
James C. McCoy
Texarkana
Charles Combs
Faulk
Lets Customers Fix Price in Gasoline War Memphis
In Memphis, E R Hunt lets customers name gas prices amid a local price war sparked by major oil firms cutting average retail rates. Most patrons pay above the cut while two left unpaid, with regular at 22 cents and premium at 25 cents reported as the lowest paid. The move creates a varied pricing pattern across stations in Memphis and Shelby County. The note mentions the last known passenger pigeon death in Cincinnati zoo in 1914.
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Memphis
Tenn
E. R. Hunt
Hunt
Shelby County
Flowers Brighten Ernie Pyle Grave in Hawaii Observance
Honolulu observed a Hawaii style tribute for war correspondent Ernie Pyle and 12,500 American fallen soldiers at Punchbowl crater. Millions of flowers, carnations, and ginger marked today’s outpouring of reverence in a typically Hawaiian ceremony.
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Honolulu
Ernie Pyle
Punchbowl Crater
Bhis City
Marriage advice across the sexes and children’s welfare
The text argues that women often fail to use sense in child rearing, harming both spouses and children. It stresses teamwork in parenting, noting raising children today requires both partners. It also discusses ideal marriage dynamics, suggesting the wife should love more due to its greater importance to her, while acknowledging unequal love may occur.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Memorial Day Lei Making Move Gathers Orchids
Islanders collected orchids and plumevia for Memorial Day leis in Honolulu, sending about 3.5 million blossoms from across the islands. Boy Scouts last night draped white crosses with flowers in a local ceremony.
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Honolulu
Police Study Clues in Death of Divorcee
Joplin Missouri police investigate the brutal death of Gwendolyn Creekmore age 49 found beaten with a meat hammer and burned in her living room. Diamonds on the body and a wristwatch in a nearby room argue against robbery. Her second husband Clifford Polston is released after questioning. boyfriend Lee Moxley and another man are detained for questioning.
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Joplin
Polies
Gwendolyn Creekmore
W. W. Hurst
Miss. Creekmore
Clifford Polston
Dale Tourtelot
Polston
Egypt Newswire Fragment Describes Nureddin Pact Talk
Fragmentary Cairo report references a proposed non aggression pact with Arab states and Israel, mentioning Nureddin, US involvement, and France as a mandating power. The text hints at shifts in regional alignments and opposition to communism, within a partly night session.
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Isr Nureddin
United States
France
Tari
Russia
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