Hope Band Auxiliary Meets in Cannon Hall and Plans Year
Society notes show Hope Band Auxiliary meeting in Cannon Hall on Monday October 3 at 7 30 p m with executive committee at 7 00 p m Katherine Windsors School begins Monday October and Game night set for Tuesday October 4 at 7 45 p m hosted by Mr and Mrs Cole and Mr and Mrs Smith They plan first and third Monday meetings at 3 30 and nominees for constitution are Mrs Purffe and Mrs Cofield with a nominating committee of three Mrs Huey Peterson Mrs Commodore Snell and Mrs John McClanahan Guest speaker Mrs Jones spoke on Missions eight members attended and closing prayer was led by Mrs Huey Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Band
Cannon Hall
the Hope Country Club
Jim Cole
Royce Smith
Mary Purffe
Nona Cofield
Huey Peterson
Commodore Snell
John McClanahan
E. W. Beaty
Jones
B.T.U
First Baptist Church
Training Union
Beech Street Baptist Church
Gordon
Wesley Lindsey
Danny
Betty
Judson
Randy Lindsey
L. L. Buchanan
Marcia
Gregg
Howard Graham
Richard
Watson Buchanan
Mildred
Harrell Hines
Mettie Robinson
L. L. Evans
Jerry Howard
J. H. Langley
Johnny
Cathy
Frances
Barbara Howard
Scout Troop 62 to Meet at First Methodist Church
Boy Scout Troop No 62 will meet at the First Methodist Church Tuesday evening October 4 at 7 o clock. On Thursday October 6 the Pat Cleburne Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at Mrs Jack Hogg's home 412 East 14th street at 2 30 p m with Mrs Gus Haynes as associate hostess. Hope Chapter 328 Order of the Eastern Star will meet Thursday October 6 at 8 p m with an election of officers. members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Pat Cleburne
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Jack Hogg
East 14Th St
Gus Haynes
Hope Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
United Nations Pageant Planned by Church Circles
All circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church meet Monday October 10 at 2 pm. Circle 3 leads with a pageant on the United Nations. Devotional by Mrs. J. C. Carlton. Full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Circle No. 3
Mesdames Albert Graves
J. B. Koonce
John Wilson Jr
Claude Agee
Webb Laseter Jr
Johnny Green
Cecil Weaver
R. N. Mouser
J. H. Wiggins
Charles Harrell
Annie Erwin
United Nations
J. C. Carlton
W M U Meeting Organized by Emmet W M U Members
The Emmet W. M. U. met on Thursday September 29 at 3 30 p m in the church with Mrs S A Whitlow and Mrs Hugh Jones of Hope to organize the group. Mrs Whitlow presided over the business meeting with Mrs Clifton Breed as acting secretary and gave a brief review of the W M U to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet W. M. U
S. A. Whitlow
Hugh Jones
Hope
Hospital Notes from Memorial and Branch Units
Admitted and discharged lists from Memorial Hospital and branch at Hope Arkansas reveal patient movements including A L Holliday Alden Kansas and Wiley Fair child Hope Rt 2 among others. Birth notices announce a baby boy for Jay Roberts and a baby girl for Clifford Whatley with dates 10 1 55 and 10 3 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Holliday
Alden
Kansas
Allen Smith
Ope
Ark
Herbert Hicks
el Dorado
Wiley Fairchild
Hope, Ark
Rt. 2
B. J. Drake
Hope
William G. Pool
Gordon
John Gaines
McCaskill
Mary Faucett
Jay Roberts
H. B. Marcum
Elmer Murph
John Wooten
Rosston
F. Coleman
Lewisville
Clifford Whatley
Rt. 1
Farris Downs
John Eubanks
Emmet
C. G. Little
Man Confesses Fire at Wrong Denver Hotel Lobby
Sam Girard, 38, of Denver, admitted to police he started a fire in the lobby of the Portland Hotel yesterday. He said he did not realize it was the wrong hotel until after the staircase was on fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Sam Girard
Portland
Girard
Girls migrate to oil states to fund education
The demand for educated workers in oil rich desert nations keeps wages high and draws many girls to work there. Salaries can be ten times those in Cairo, Alexandria or Beirut. Many intend to work two to three years to save for college and some plan to study in the United States, sending money home to parents, a novelty in the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Alexandria
Beirut
United States
Middle East
Births in Hempstead Area List Includes Dozens of Newborns
A long list records births across Hempstead and surrounding rural areas. New babies include Kathryn Marynell, Glenda Sue, Jerry Dane, Dane Lindell, Michael Louis, Cynthia Diane, Rhoda Marie, Donna Jo, Judith Alicia, David Randall, Loyce Wayne, James William, Steven Bruce, Sharon Denise, Robert Gien, Angelia Ann, Susan Lea, Gordon Ray, Milton Garlon Jr, Michael Leon, Evelyn Ann, Gary Van, Rosalind, James Harold Jr, David Terrell, Vickie Elaine, Douglas Franklin, Henry Samuel, Charles Wayne, Bettina Faye, Sharon Onita, Kathryn Dianne, Stephani Ann, Michael Elliott, Robin LaNell, Loren Lee, Mary Elizabeth, Jessie Lee Jr, Oliver Wendell, Rubie Jean, Ronnie Lee, Clarence Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White James
Frances’ Branch
Kathryn Marynell
Gordon
Pauline Butler
Hope Rural
Glenda Sue
Kenneth
Mary Stovall
Hope
Jerry Dane
Clarence
Dorothy Walker
Dane Lindell
Louis
Kay Sutton
Michael Louis
Otto
Mattie Schweiker
Cynthia Diane
James
A’lda
Neal
Rhoda Marie
Carl and
Oma Thornton
Donna Jo
Jack
Ruth Reynolds
Little Rock
Judith Alicia
Dayna Hampton
Hope-rural
David Randall
Elmer
Joyce Burns
Loyce Wayne
Joe
Gussie McCulley
James William
Victor
Wanda Campbell
Steven Bruce
Maxine Cornelius
Dallas
Tex
Sharon Denise
Gwendolyn Delaney
Columbus
Robert Gien
Chester
Marjorie Cato
Angelia Ann
Frederic
Erma Boyce
Okay
Susan Lea
Jimmie
Amelia Bates
Barksdale
Gordon Ray
Milton
Beulah Beantley
Milton Garlon, Jr
Seymour
Vilda East
de Roan
Rural
Michael Leon
Mary Marcum
Evelyn Ann
Vance
LaNell Marcum
Gary van
Thomas
Nelda Doyle
Rosalind
Shirley Knight
James Harold, Jr
Hubert
Gladys Stroud
David Terrell
Dorsey
Mae Huckabee
Michael Dale
Ethel Betts
Wesley Gene
Arlis
Phyllis Downs
Vickie Elaine
Hogitt
Effie Archer
Douglas Franklin
Lendell
Mortis Hill
Henry Samuel
Hawne
Roberta Muldrow
Charles Wayne
Theodis
Rubye Palmer
Bettina Faye
Archie
Clara Harris
Sharon Onita
George and
Thurla Graves
Kathryn Dianne Edd
Elzie Jackson
Stephani Ann
John
Birdie Thomas
Michael Elliott
Rosie Jones
Robin LaNell
Garland
Dover Epps
Loren Lee
Major
Charlean Moore
Washington
Mary Elizabeth
Jessie
Jennie Stewart
Jessie Lee
Oliver
Constance Lloyd
Oliver Wendell
Charles
Mary Cooper
Rubie Jean
Grover
Fosie Witherspoon
Ronnie Lee
Lee
Lucy Phillips
Episcopalians Promote Brown To Bishop Coadjutor
In Little Rock the Rev. Robert Raymond Brown will be consecrated bishop coadjutor by Arkansas Episcopalians. He will succeed the Rt. Rev. R. Bland Mitchell when Mitchell retires at 68 next July. Brown, 45, a native of Garden City Kansas, was elected May 5 during the Diocese of Arkansas 83rd annual convention. Ten bishops will participate in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Robert Raymond Brown
Arkansas Episcopalians
Arkansas
Bland Mitchell
Mitchell
Mr. Brown
Richmond
Waco
Tex
Diocese of
Garden City
Kan
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of America
Orioles Manager Paul Richards Ejected Fifth Time vs Yankees
Paul Richards, manager of the Orioles, was ejected from the July 6 game with the New York Yankees. This marked the fifth time this season he has been tossed from a game against New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Richards
Orioles
Yankees
Baltimore Pilot
New Yorkers
Rainbow Garden Club Meeting At Mrs Underwood Home
Mrs A R Underwood hosted the Rainbow Garden Club on September 28 at 2 30 with Mrs Ellis Stewart co host. President Underwood opened the meeting, Roy Duke reported on finances and the fair float, Bill Bolton spoke on preparing for fall planting and bulb care. Frosted punch and pastel iced cakes were served. 18 members and a guest attended. Next gathering will be at Mrs Albert Peachey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Underwood
Rainbow Garden Club
Ellis Stewart
Underwood
Roy Duke
Bill Bolton
Wilburn Willis
Albert Peachey
Community Social Roundup and Church Activities
The village comes alive with a Wednesday Bridge Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Saxon Regan featuring marigold and dalhia decor. Other notes cover Leo Cox Davis Sunday School class events, Methodist Men reorganization, Baptist TU Clinic attendees, and a parade of local visits and family milestones across Texarkana and nearby towns.
Roaring Hurricane Ian Powerful Wallop at Eas
Mr and Mrs Mark Justiss accompanied guest I M McFadden of Childress Texas to Warren Wednesday where he will visit relatives John McRae visited his mother Mrs T C McRae Jr at The Texarkana Hospital Texarkana on Thursday Mr and Mrs Allen Gee motored to Hot Springs Thursday Rev Seldon Blackburn attended a District Convention of Christian Churches in Texarkana last week and was one of the speakers C T Tompkins left last week for Carthage Mo where he has accepted a position as purchasing agent for Smith Brothers Manufacturing Co Mrs G I Nelson is visiting her daughter Mrs D Holterbosch and family in Long Island N Y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxon Regan
Wednesday
al Williams
Allen Gee
Mark Justiss
O. G. Hirst
Williams
H. H. McKenzie
Guss McCaskill
Dallis Atkins
Basil Munn
Gee
I. M. McFadden
Childress
Texas
Warren
John McRae
T. C. McRae Jr
Texarkana Hospital
Texarkana
Seldon Blackburn
Christian Churches
C. T. Tompkins
Carthage
Smith Brothers Manufacturing Co
Mrs. G. I. Nelson
Mrs. D. Holterbosch
Long Island, N. Y
Miss Dix
Aprilti
Dix
Lam
Verna
Adams Handles Ike's Business at Denver
Washington dispatch profiles Sherman Adams as President Eisenhower's trusted unofficial chief of staff. Adams moved to Denver to work near the ailing president, guiding day to day decisions and relaying wishes to Cabinet members. Despite a small frame, his influence is vast, and he arrives at 7:30 each morning, rarely seen on the Washington social circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Whitehead
Washington
Denver
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Adams
White House
Sherm
Vermont
Bus Crash and Plane Wreck Reported Across Arkansas
A bus crash near Hamburg and a four seater plane crash near an abandoned Hamburg airfield killed several people. The bus carried 30 people with five injuries. victims include James L. Staley and James Hoff from Little Rock and Curtis and Jesse Stanley from Parkdale. Plane victims include Charles Carpenter and Herman Farmer Jr with others dying later. Police and witnesses described the crashes and injuries as authorities moved victims to hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillard Uiversity
New Orleans
Eudora
W. H. Mathis
James L. Staley
Little Rock
Jesse Stanley
Curtis Stanley
Parkdale
Ashley County
James Hoff
Sonny Jenkins
Bubba Jenkins
Wilmot
Margie Ann Tatum
Jackson
Charles Saunders
Blytheville
Eugene Reed
St. Louis
Saunders
Reed
Philander Smith
Hamburg
Charles Carpenter
Herman Farmer Jr
Farmer
Jerry D. Mann
Charles Griffin King Jr
Pike County
Pasy McKinnon
Glenwood
Tom Horton
Brookland
Craighead County
Jonesboro
Hicks Corner
St. Francis County
Fred Beach
A. D. Simmons
Adams rises to NH official and national influence in Eisenhower era
Adams became a top company official then entered politics in 1940. He served two terms in the New Hampshire Legislature and one term in Congress, followed by two terms as governor. An early Eisenhower supporter, he helped mastermind the president's nomination and election and moved into the White House. He tried to stay anonymous, but was long seen as a potent government influence with no sign of waning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
New Hampshire
Congress
Eisenhower
White House
Dear Miss Dix Questions on weddings and romance
A reader asks about mother in laws disliking a fiancé and proceeding with a wedding. Other letters discuss a 42 year old mother returning to teaching after divorce, inviting a businessman, a 17 year old dating a 21 year old, and a long distance match. answers advise on self choice, dating, and caution about the mother’s interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
New York
G. J
Letters to the Editor on taxes and public goods
A reader letter discusses tax policy and equalization in 1954, noting about 800 households faced taxes on household goods while another group paid less. The writer questions fairness and points to free ride implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Iirseniea
Weed problem hits farm in Allentown area
A muddled clipping reports AiEya Ralph Muthardt tending a farm in Allentown Pennsylvania where weeds and thistles appeared in a hay field. He used a tank truck to water and control the weeds, noting several thousand plants and urging careful disposal of related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Ralph Muthardt
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