Hope Unit to Meet at Episcopal Church Friday
The Hope Unit of the United Council of Church Women meets Friday November 4 at 2 p m at the Episcopal Church. Mrs. John B. Gardner Jr leads World Community Day with theme Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread. A Graves speaks and Luther Holloman plays organ. Women of all denominations invited to bring warm clothing and denim for overseas victims. Tea to follow. Rose Garden Club meets at Mrs Dale Wilson's home with Mrs L D Barnum co-hostess and plant exchange reminder.
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Episcopal Church
John B. Gardner, Jr
A. Graves
Luther Holloman
Episcopal
Rose Garden Club
Dale Wilson
L. D. Barnum
H. O. Kyler
Bennett Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J J Bennett celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary on November 1955 at their home 406 North Main from 1 to 4 pm. Friends and relatives are invited.
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J. J. Bennett
North Main
WSCS Circles Plan Meetings at Local Methodist Church
Circle No 4 meets Monday Nov 7 at 2 p.m. at Mrs David Waddle with Mrs Syvella Burke as co host. Circle No 1 meets Nov 7 at 3 p.m. at Mrs W O Amos with Mrs L D Barham and Mrs J D Walker as co hosts. Circle No 2 meets Nov 7 at 3 p.m. at Mrs P H Webb with Mrs Ross Moore as co host.
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Circle No
WSCS
First Methodist Church
David Waddle
Syvelle Burke
The
W. O. Amos
L. D. Barham
J. D. Walker
P. H. Webb
Ross Moore
Haskell Jones to Speak at First Christian Church Service
Notice states Haskell Jones will bring the morning message at First Christian Church Sunday morning service. There is no Sunday evening service scheduled.
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Haskell Jones
First Christian Church
Gardenia Club Hosts Meeting At Baker Home In Patmos
Gardenia Garden Club met at Mrs. Charles Baker home with co hosts Mrs. Leonard Ellis and Mrs. Carl Bryan. Mrs. Ross Moore presided in the president’s absence and introduced guest speaker Mrs. Manuel Hamm who shared direct arrangements from Michigan corn and apples. The dessert was served to 12 members and two visitors and one new member. In separate items, Patmos P T A held a Halloween supper and gymnasium games with a queen and king for witches and Black Cats, prizes for tacky dress, and school play equipment praised. The Charles C. Bowen Men’s Sunday School class of First Baptist met for a Squirrel Mulligan supper with Judge James H. Pilkinton as speaker on living under the Golden Rule.
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Gardenia Garden Club
Charles Baker
Leonard Ellis
Carl Bryan
Ross Moore
Jack Hogg
Moore
Baker
Ellis
Manuel Hamm
Patmos P. T. A
Patmos
Sue Griffin
Patsy Smith
Judy Hollis
Larry Powell
Felix McClellan
Bobby Burns
Jenny Lee Waters
Robyn Formby
Jimmie Dale Bryan
Squirrell Mulligan
Charles Bowen
First Baptist Church
Charles C. Bowen
Fellowship Hall
Squirrel Mulligan
Bowen
James H. Pilkinton
Homer Beverley
Jude Pilkinton
E. L .Archer, Jr
Harold Brenis
Woodard Cox
John Crosby
Wilton Garrett
Phinnis Herring
Wes Ninemire
Roland Robertson
Pod Rogers
A. R. Trout
Hulan White
George Thompson
Judge Pilkinton
Elbert Goodner
Dorothy Dix column on family board and dating guidance
A Dorothy Dix advice page discusses how grown children should contribute to household costs, with counsel that parents owe duties beyond meals and laundry. It also answers questions on a girl choosing friends at 13, a 23 year old in love delaying marriage, and rules for a son dating while ill. the tone remains practical and cautious.
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S.aanswer
Miss Dix
Bruce
Hope
Open street scene noted in terse report
Fragmentary text mentions a street opening or access, with unclear names and details. The readable bits suggest an urban setting and a public works angle, but no clear event, date, or involved entities are identifiable.
Movie Fans Pick Award Victors In Nationwide Poll
The audience award poll runs November 17 to 27 at Henry W. Seaman’s Saenger Theatre in Hope and 10,000 theatres nationwide. Patrons vote in five categories with local winners announced, then tallied by a national firm for a TV national reveal. The closest local ballot to final winners wins a prize, with larger prizes for national result proximity.
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All United Theatres
Arkansas
Henry W. Seamons
Saenger Theatre
Hope
Seaman
Jones and Daugherty Return From Two Week Phoenix Vacation
A. T. Jones Jr. and Miss Muzette Daugherty have returned from a two week vacation in Phoenix Arizona and the Grand Canyon visiting friends and relatives.
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A. T. Jones Jr
Muzette Daugherty
Phoenix
Arizona
The
Grand Canyon
Hospital Notes from Hope and Ozan Ark Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges across Hope and nearby towns. Patients admitted include Mrs Ray Murrah Judy Smith Carolyn Millican Otho Milton Stamps Frances Dougan Thomas Hollis Sue Bain and others. Discharges include Mrs James Anderson and baby girl Cynthia Collier Otho Baker Will White Claude Hinton Alston Fosier and Olen Hamm.
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Ray Murrah
Hope
Ark
Judy Smith
Carolyn Millican
Taylor
Otho Milton
Stamps
Frances Dougan
Ozan
James Anderson
Cynthia Collier
Otho Baker
Will White
Rt. 4
Thomas Hollis
Sue Bain
Hope, Ark
Claude Hinton
Rt. 1
Alston Fossier
Olen Hamm
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Rialto
Ann Wye
van Johnson Saver Leigh Louis Calhern
Audie Murphy
Lisa Gaye
Lyle Bettger
Walter Brennan
Batman
Chill Wills
Lange Fuller
Cathy Downs
Jeanne Cagney
HOWDO
Joey
Edward GO Robinson
George Raft
ADV
CAPT
Africa & Color Cartoon
Fine Entertainment
Hollywood
Doris Day
James Cagney
Tole. Ome
Cinemascope
Cameron Mitchell
Charles Vidor
Joe Pasterria
Alou
Mrs. Charles Baker
Peggy King
George Gobel
Peggy
SKE
Eisenhower
Harry Derian
New York
A. T. Jones Sr
Jonite
Ryn
Ous Robertson noRy
Robert Calhoun- Wagner
NG Army
Dorothy DIX
Barbara Payton
Doctor
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Gibson
Sputhy St
Housewife
Mantavani
Wayne King
Paul Weston
Robert Shaw
Guy Lombardo
Glenn Miller
Bing Crosby
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Bob and Ray
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