Mrs J Y Recovers After Home Fall Injury
Mrs J Y is recovering at home after sustaining injuries from a fall at her residence. Friends of Meansryolgunal will provide support while she heals.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1955
Page
5
Mrs J Y is recovering at home after sustaining injuries from a fall at her residence. Friends of Meansryolgunal will provide support while she heals.
A reported $5,000 shortage in University of Arkansas funds will be discussed at a meeting with university president Dr John T Caldwell and Legislative Auditor Orvel M Johnson. Caldwell denies a shortage in cash funds saying the discrepancy lies in a petty cash account.
In Chapter XXV Darrow weighs strategy as Tex Pace Bruhn and Jack face a standoff amid a blizzard. The group debates leaving Shorty behind, while tensions rise between Pace and Jack over leadership and loyalty. In town Hal Crane Dan Murdock and Phil Preston fear the renegades, pushing wary stock and town safety amid looming conflict.
West Berlin Mayor Otto Suhr told residents in a radio broadcast that the Western Allies will protect the city from Communist moves. He warned of possible pinpricks after the Geneva talks, but said Berlin has faced many Cold War hardships over the past decade.
Seven teen persons were killed Sunday on the final day of safety and accident prevention week in Manila. Two passenger buses wrecked on a concrete bridge. twenty-two others injured, six seriously. Air France resumes Paris flights to London after two weeks of strike and weather disruptions, operating from Orly or Bretigny.
The government of Ceylon announced it would establish diplomatic relations with Thailand. East Germany and Communist China signed a 1956 trade treaty in Berlin, reported by the Communist radio.
A brief scene ends with Dan Murdock asked for a private talk by Tratt in a shop. The moment hints at further developments as the chapter closes with To Be Continued.
Prescott Lions Club met at the Lawson Hotel with vice president Dawson Henry presiding. Delegates from Prescott High School Student Council to the Southern Association of Student Councils at Columbia, SC, David Hanning and Sammy Vandiver, spoke on their trip. Kiwanis Club at the Broadway Hotel featured Yael Chamberlain and W. T. Hart recalling Prescott’s past with poetry. Guests included Mr. Shoe maker of Little Rock and Dr. J. D. Cornish, plus Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Williams of Little Rock and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clark III of Shreveport attending a after football game gathering for Miss Mary Anne Lange, bride elect of James Thomas.
In Madrid the Marchioness of Villaverde, daughter of Franco, was reported in satisfactory condition after cyst removal surgery. In Tobruk Libya four hundred former Afrika Korps veterans gathered to honor those who fell in World War II, flown in with families to a memorial near the harbor.
Tokyo reports a Burmese cultural delegation wrapped up an extensive tour of Red China and departed Kunming for home, ending their missions as Peiping radio announced.
Prescott Elementary Parent Teachers Association held a Thursday morning study on Reading and Report Cards at the Methodist Church. Mrs. W F Oates chaired the session. Dr N R Nelson addressed reading problems despite 20 20 vision and listed 38 potential visual symptoms. Mrs Floyd Hubbard led a discussion on report card grading.
Miss Mary Anne Lange and her fiancé James Thomas hosted a bridal shower in her honor with family and friends in attendance. The event highlighted engagement plans and the couple's forthcoming wedding details.
The Business Womens Circle of First Baptist Church met at Mrs Howard Graham's Little Rock home. Miss Bertha Gray presided as gifts of canned goods were collected for a Thanksgiving box for a shut in family.
Miss Phylis Denty spent the weekend in Arkadelphia with relatives. Mrs. Paul Jones was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis in Little Rock last week. Friends of Mrs. T. C. McRae Jr. regret she is a patient at Texarkana Hospital. She was accompanied to Texarkana by Mr.
A Negro man was found dead in a ruined house here. Constable J. A. Thompson identified the deceased as Hardy Maddox.
In the Chancery Court Hempstead Lee Hopson versus Thelma Booker Hopson a warning order directs Thelma Hopson to appear within thirty days. The case, filed by Johnny Lee Hopson, was witnessed by Clerk Garrett Willis with Louis Crain as attorney. Notices run Nov 15 22 29 and Dec 6 1955.
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