Society Notes From Hope and Surroundings
A slate of club meetings and social events outlines an active week in Hope. Nattily listed are troop gatherings, luncheons, showers, garden club sessions, and the Eastern Star chapter, with hostesses named such as Mrs. Yarbrough and Mrs. Cain. A wedding announcement for Corynne Edison and Jack Bruner is shared, plus church group activities and a DeAnn Civic Club chili supper as residents prepare for travel and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Collins
Corynne
Jack Bruner
Bruner
M. Bruner
Hope
Ark
First Methodist’ Church
Fourth
State Line
Collins
Jack
Cathérine. Edison
PL Miller, Jr
S. G. Fisher, Jr
Mary Christine Smith
Dorothy Wayne Smith
George 3
DeAnn
Local Social News and Hospital Admissions Rendered
Mr and Mrs Syvell Burke spent the weekend in Dallas at a spring shoe show across the Baker Adolphus and Southland hotels. Mr and Mrs Jewell Moore Sr returned from a visit with Mr and Mrs R D Moore in Pocahontas and Mr and Mrs Fielding Huddl ington in Hazen. Beanch admitted Tom McLarty Hope. Discharged Mr Henry Bishop Emmett. Mrs C L Webunt and baby boy Fulton. Mrs Ray Silvey and baby boy Rosston. Quilla Cheater admitted Luther E Martindale Rochester Texas Harry J Burns Palmoy Discharged Houston Wolff Hope dim Yocom Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Moore, Sr
R. D. Moore
Pocahontag
Fielding Hud’dington
Hazen
Beanch
Tom McLarty
Hope
Henry Bishop
Emmett
C.L. Webunt
Fulton
Ray Silvey
Rosston
Quilla
Luther E. Martindale
Rochester
Texas
Harry J. Burns
Paimosy
Houston Wolff
Hope Dim Yocom
Formosa Question to Move in United Nations Debate
The United States plans to bring the Formosa future before the U N today though few allies want to engage. Russia and China contend Formosa is Chinese territory. Several nations will withhold opinion until U S policy is clarified. A U N commission idea from Dean Acheson is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
U. N
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Soviet Union
U. S
State Department
Dean Acheson
Chiang
Red China
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Arbiman
Pacific Island
Newsmen Urged to Probe Beyond Government Handouts
Atlanta, Nov 15. News workers were urged to show more initiative in reporting and to question government press releases rather than accept them at face value. A sub committee chair urged digging beyond handouts to get full facts. The AP meeting opens with discussion on cooperative news service and features speaker Russell Brines, AP Korea war head in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
W. M. Newton, Jr
Tampa Tribune
Newton
Associated Press
Russell Brines
Woman questions freedom from husband’s control
A woman questions her husband’s refusal to let her attend meetings and clubs. The reply defends personal freedom, arguing a wise husband supports outside interests to keep a wife young and engaging. It suggests asking him how he’d feel if roles were reversed and emphasizes honest, age-appropriate guidance for an adopted child’s upbringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HLS
Bell ‘Syndicate
Tamieibinciaa
Dear Miss Dix on Coward's Weapon and a rushed marriage
A man recounts pressuring a young woman to marry after two weeks together. She threatens self harm to deter him. The columnist argues such threats are cowardly, warns against forced marriage, and urges breaking off the engagement for both their sakes. The piece ends with a new question from a 22 year old newlywed seeking advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Gould
Albert
War in Korea Expands as Chinese Forces Mass
A wartime briefing notes that fighting in Korea has become a large scale war against Communist China. UN forces confront Chinese reinforcements across the border while reserves and stockpiles remain immune from attack. Calls for potential air strikes and cautious openness to settlement are discussed amid domestic scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
China
Brines
United Nations
Manchwia
Siberian
MacArthur
Charles A. Hazen
Shreveport, Sun? Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Paisley Browne
Frank Yarbrough
Edward Aslin
R. E. Cain
Frank Meharty
Country Club
Daffodil Garden Club
Lex Helms, Jr
Harold Brent
Ruth Hamilton
Paul O'Neal
Harold Tipton Willl
Ralph Lehman
Graydon Anthony
Lehman
East 15Th
Hosesses
Dorothy Smith
Mary Ann Mitchell
Hope Chapter
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Emmet Garden Club
Alfred Hickey
A. Albritton
C. BP. Tolleson
5. L. Murphy
Alfred Brannon
Mary Della ‘White
Thomas Cannon
Brannon
Dalhia Garden Club
Joe Reese
23Rd St
Shields
YaRoy Spates
Christimas Bazear
W. G. Bensberg
Prescott
C. V. Nunn
Ruth Culpepper
G. A's
First Baptist Church
Barbara Taylor
Helen Hall
Billy Wiggins
Whitlow
Corynne Edmon
Ack
Bingo
Garisasta
Tuelsday
Jack Iding
Lloye
Jack Founin
Clyde Trickey
Charles Reynerson
Fielding
Dannie Hamilton
Hendrix Spraggins
Charley “Regenerson
Hope Iris Club
A. A. Halbert
N. Porter
A. A. Allbritton
C.Z. Tolleson
E. ©. Wingfield
PEO
Mack Stuart
Franklin Horton
Presidd
W. Y. Foster
News of the Churches
A. G. Dunléavy
Ladies Altar Society
St. Mark's Episcopal
Chérien T. Chambers
H. C
Petter
Camden
Cele
Saenger
Vantayte Indu
Uap Ant
Peer
Shasta Warlom
Tenesa Wright
Aaa Es
Wed — Thur
Preston Foster
U.S
Brant
First Methodist
J. M. Hamilton
First Baptist
A. Whitlow
Unity Missionary Baptist
Howard White
Ladies of the Church
Beyea
Srithe
Burlington, Wis
St. Joseph Peer
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkhorn
Rephan
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