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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1949

Page

5

Local clubs set schedules and honor guests this week

Community groups meet November 7 to 10 across Springhill and nearby towns. Meetings include church circles' gatherings, PTA sessions at schools, Garden Club anniversary tea, and Daughters of the American Revolution events. Engagements and visits are noted for local families.

D. CG. Garlton Gardenia Garden Club Hope Country Club Donald Moore James Pilkinton Moore Royce Weisenberger Trea J. C. Carlton Andrews Carlton Carlson Lairoy Spates Tris Club Manuel Hamm Wisteria Club George Wright Camefia Club Marry Shiver Rose Club Thompson Evans, Jr Azalea Club B. L. Rettig Lilae Club

Hospital Notes Julia Chester 1 Admitted to Ri 4

Hospital notes report admissions and discharges across multiple rooms and names. Mrs H L McMillen and Mrs Howell Bake’s family visited. others listed include Mrs Frank Prescult Mrs C M Devin and Mr and Mrs L McMillen. An infant named Noy Josephine is noted. Kenneth Erledge admitted. HM Buckles Branch.

Julia Chester H. L. McMillen Howell Bakes Betty Sue Emmet Miré Ritchie Texarkana Frank Prescult Emet C. M. Devin Ozan L. McMillen Hope Josephine Kenneth Erledge Buckles

Nehru Ends American goodwill tour in Madison

Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru wraps up a 25 day, 9 500 mile goodwill tour of the United States and Canada in Madison promising friendship to responsive nations and fair treatment to American investors while seeking aid to industrialize India without requesting handouts. He declares India not anti-communist but seeks peaceful cooperation and willingness to pay for needed wheat mills hydroelectric power and technical skills. He heads to New York to continue activities not possible during his official visit.

Madison Wis Jawaharlal Nehru India Merica Ted Canada Russia New York

Dorothy Dix column covers teen behavior and romance advice

A series of Dorothy Dix letters addresses a widow mother about her 17 year old son, a married man scorned by a survivor, and teen love. Advice emphasizes patience, self reliance, and avoiding coercive punishment, urging the mother to let the son mature and to consider early college only if his interest aligns.

Dewy Miss Dix Onu

Nurses End 3 Day Meet at Texarkana

Delegates from four nursing organizations met in Texarkana for a three day convention. Officers were to be elected for the Arkansas Nurses Association and the Arkansas League of Nursing Education. Mrs Thelma R Tate was named president of the Arkansas Association for Nurse Anesthetists with Marty Ruth Wilhelm as vice president and Mrs Catherine Boozman as secretary treasurer. Majorie Gammell was elected president of the Art

Texarkana Arkansas Nurses Association Arkansas League of Nursing Education Thelma R. Tate Arkansas Association For Marty Ruth Wilhelm Little Rock Catherine Boozman Fort Smith Majorie Gammell The Art

Patmos Baby Arrival Announced by Hope Couple

Mr and Mrs Jack Pritchen of Hope announce the arrival of a baby girl born on November 3. The notice lists Patmos discharge and admission details for Mrs A G Kidd RL 1 Hope and J C Wallon Patmos.

Nancy Downs Thomas Mayton John C. Downs Nancy Ann Thomas Blan Mayton Cleve Mayton Patmos Lynnuit A. G. Kidd RL 1 Hope J. C. Wallon Jack Pritchen

Eleven Top Communists Free on Bond

Eleven top American communists were released on bond in New York. Within hours a Harlem mob attacked police during a homecoming for one of the defendants, Benjamin J. Davis Jr. Others named include Henry Winston Robert Thompson and Paul Robeson who spoke to about 2000 cheering supporters. Police faced missiles and a tense march as a crowd shouted We will not be moved amid a volatile election climate over communist prominence. Six people were arrested and injured officers were treated at hospitals.

New York Harlem U.S. Supreme Court U .S Benjamin J. Davis, Jr Heny Winston Robert Thompson Paul Robeson Peckskill Lenox Avenue 314Th Street Police Department New York City

State Public Health Nursing Group Discusses Psychiatric Service

Kansas Organization for Public Health Nursing met last night to discuss a plan for a state wide pogrom of psychiatric service. Ethelle Reeves of Little Rock served as vice president. Helen Mehaffey of Hot Springs was secretary, and Marcelle Roberts of Little Rock was treasurer.

Kansas Organization For Public Health Nursing Ethelle Reeves Little Rock Helen Mehaffey Hot Springs Marcelle Roberts

Threats to Legion Chief's Baby Raise Security Scrutiny

National Commander George Craig of the American Legion confirmed anonymous letters threatening his four month old daughter Margery Ellen. Police later said seven state troopers helped guard the infant as 20,000 people gathered for a parade honoring Craig in Brazil Indiana.

Brazil Ind George Craig American Legion Legion Craig Combusim Margery Ellen Craig Indiana Fred Williams Lee Craig Punthamville Jashed Jeremy Termites New York

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