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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1950

Page

5

Community notices sweep of June society events

A dense society page item lists multiple June happenings including a Scout troop meeting, a Mol Maids gathering, a Golden Wedding Anniversary open house, a Band Mothers club meeting, a Business and Professional Women’s club bridge party, and Cosmopolitan club’s final year meeting at Hotel Barlow.

Band Mothers Club Bandam Hope High Ethursday Business and Professional Womens Club Barlow Hotel Arty Cosmopolitan Club

Local Families Gather for Visits and News in Hope Area

Readers learn of guests returning to Lola Ket and Little Rock, with Mr and Mrs Turner hosting in Sprig Lill and Mary Collins family nearby. Discharges include John and James Tollett and Mrs Jolson. New arrival May 31 announced by Mr and Mrs White. Visitors include Mary Ann Woodul and Lloyd Culliey family friends, while John Honea earns a BS in Pharmacy and appears in a Simmons Army Texans show.

Hiley Ralston R. EB White Hope John Tollett James Tollett Hone David Jolson Washington Me. C Spates Myr R. EB. While Mary Ann Woodul EL Dugarlo Furmerke of Hope Mer Mrs. Lloyd Culliey John Honea Snir Bir Ant W. E. Honea Simmons Arug Stace Texans

Clubs Sweet Home Demonstration Club May Meeting

The May meeting of the Sweet Home Demonstration Club led by president Mrs Zack Stone opened with devotional and Lord s Prayer. Members reported on poultry gardening and grounds while demonstrations covered sewing shortcuts and pattern cutting. Tea refreshments were served to fifteen members and a visitor.

Sweet Home Home Demonstration Club E. Nolen Zack Stone C. A. Phillips Charles Floyd, Jr Te Hue Wlr. Campbell Mike Slip Meg Royce Cullies Wluup Vie Hermit Tid Lorraine Blackwadd Herman Gurd Elvy Norhing Harold Biltard Shaver Springs Cemoistration Club Lorraine — Blackwood Sue Marshall Doerihy Cominty Children's Howe Mes Bonnie Buckworth Blackwood

Unclear case: Woman may have tried self harm death

Miss Gwendolyn Deeekimpyre a divorced woman found dead at her home on Sunday night. Investigators report traces of mercurial medicine and evidence suggesting possible self harm but do not confirm cause. Police note uncertainty about other suspects and indicate autopsy results pending.

Joplin Gwendolyn Deeekimpyre Cronus W. W Wiss Cruckmure

Ohio Valley adds new towns over ten thousand population

The Ohio Valley region expands with 15 cities surpassing a 10 000 resident mark, boosting regional population and economic activity as planners map growth and infrastructure needs.

Ohio Valley

Jonesboro Bank Posts Reward for Bandit Capture

Jonesboro National Bank offers $2,367 in reward money for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the lone bandit who robbed the bank two weeks ago. A $500 bounty and ten percent of recovered funds were offered. The suspect fled in a car after forcing tellers to fill a sack. Investigators from city, county, state, and federal agencies continue the probe.

Jonesboro Peoples National Bank

Czech Woman Confesses to Plotting Against Czechoslovakia

Milada Horakova, a top defendant among thirteen accused, pleaded guilty at the opening session of a trial in Prague. She testified that functionaries received British and French diplomats and admitted guilt for sabotage and spying as part of an underground group linked to the National Socialist party. The indictment notes 140,000 crowns in funds and ties to western diplomats and reporters.

Prague Czechoslovakia Milada Horakova Horakova National Socialist Party Horakov Communist Party Ia Itle Jegal Huvert Ripka Bir Laurence Steinhardt U.S Maurice Dejean

Grand Jury Indicts Gambler

A New York county grand jury returned a 69 count information against gambler Frank Erickson who testified before a senate inquiry that he netted $100000 yearly from gambling enterprises. He faces conspiracy and bookmaking charges. Harry Richards is named as co conspirator but not a defendant. Richards is held as a material witness in $100000 bail.

New York Frank Erickson Senate Yeank S. Hogan Hagan Harry Richards Riichards

Two Gangs Fire Pistols In Memorial Day Shootout

New York May 3 A clash between Bedford Stuyvesant teens the Nits and the Greene Avenue Stompers left two wounded after a daylong exchange of about 40 shots. Police patrolled Prospect Park area as the feud escalated since April 28 when a 21 year old named Raymond Wilson was stabbed to death.

New York Brooklyn Con- Avil Jundir Bedford-Stuyvesant Nits Greene Avenue Prospect Park Memorial Raymond Wilson Allie Wat

Aviz University Tennis Closes Regular Season In Tie

The University of Aviz tennis team finished its regular season with a string of six victories and one draw, ending with a 1 1 record. The team's strong run showcased depth in singles and doubles as they prepare for conference play.

University of Aviz Tenis

Cincinnati Reds Player Tops American Association Batting

Johnny Wryrestek led the American Association in batting with a .184 average and 8 hits in 184 at bats, a standout performance for Cincinnati Reds affiliate.

Johnny Wryrestek Cincinnnati Reds American Association

Dorothy Dix Advises Equal Inheritance Split

Dear Miss Dix, a father asks how to divide a modest bequest between two daughters one thriftless and one industrious. Dorothy Dix counsels equal shares and suggests a trust arrangement for the spendthrift to prevent waste while preserving parental support for both daughters.

Miss Dix Dad

Fragmented moral rancor in a tavern tale notice

A bleak fragment depicts a wandering speaker cursing a drunkard and a feeble-minded man. The text voices contempt, judgments about hospitality, and references to a house and guests amid a sea of unclear context and insults.

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