Community society notices and club meetings list
A condensed society column lists multiple fall meetings in Hope and area. Women of the First Church gather at 4 30 p m Wednesday with Mrs. Rider hosting and Mrs. Shields leading. St Marks Auxiliary meets 7 30 p m Wednesday at Mrs Patasky’s home. United Council of Church Women convenes 2 p m Thursday at the El Dorado Methodist Church with speaker Mrs G J Sutherland. Spring Hill P T A reports 70 members and elects a new secretary. Rose Garden Club changes venue to Mrs Harry Shiver’s home. Emmet Youth Center hosts a Friday formal with costumes for all ages and admission 50 cents adults 25 cents teens. Open House planned at Hope Country Club after the Hope Gur bn game. Shower Springs Baptist Ladies organize a new auxiliary. Flower Show School announces October 14 19 20 at First Methodist with instructors Mrs Joe Hardin and Mrs Fulton Murphy. engagements announced for Miss Atlee Mooger to Hollie Belk. Mrs D B Russell Jr returns from Minnesota operation. travel notices include Mrs C D Ball visiting Overton Texas. Bennie Lee Grove enrolls at Wheaton College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
First Methodist
Eblor
Joe Hardin
State Federation
Fulton” Murphy
Pine Bluff
Hospital Notes: admissions and discharges listed in Hope area
The record shows admissions including Mrs P H Miles Rt 2 Hope and Bob Rowland Mc Caskill, plus Houston Wolff and John Louis Sullivan Hope. Discharges include Baby Annie Dennis Emmet and Julia Chester, with many Hope residents released or noted.
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P. H. Miles
Hope
Bob Rowland
McCaskill
Annie Dennis
Emmet
Frank McLarty
Julia Chester
Houston Wolff
John Louis Sullivan
Rt. 4
Cecil E. Godwin
Ed Williams
Orville Green
Hope area announces births in early October 1950
Mrs R L Cox of Fulton Mrs Hubert Greenhaw Hope Rt 1 and Mrs Paul Culbertson Texarkana Texas report births. Little Miss Kaye Doolittle of Lewisville discharged. Mr and Mrs Wes Ninemire Hope announce baby girl born Oct 3 1950. Culbertsons Texarkana announce baby girl born Oct 4 1950. Herbert Greenhaw Hope Rt 1 announces Oct 4 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
R. L. Cox
Fulton
Hubert Greenhaw
Hope Rt
Paul Culbertson
Texarkana
Texas
Kaye Doolittle
Lewisville
R. K. Byers
Hope
Wes Ninemire
Suit of Singer to Federal Jury in Hot Springs
The $109,200 suit of Coffeyville masseuse Mrs. Francis Bunn against polio stricken Metropolitan Opera Singer Marjorie Lawrence was headed for a federal court jury in Hot Springs as closing arguments were set after testimony concluded. Lawrence testified from a wheelchair that she paid for treatments and disputed the alleged verbal agreement. Dr Thomas King and Dr George Fletcher corroborated varying views on Lawrence’s condition and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Coffeyville
Kas
Metropolitan Opera
Marjorie Lawrence
Francis Bunn
Miss Lawrence
John B. Miller
Mrs. Bunn
Hollywood
Metropolitan Opera Company
Thomas King
George D. Fletcher
U S Building Higher and Higher
Washington Oct. 4 How far above ground can mankind build This year we are stabbing the heavens with new structures at awesome height A television antenna in Atlanta has shot up to 1057 feet This is higher than the Chrysler building which is No 2 skyscraper of the world The Empire State building now rises 1310 feet and may reach a quarter mile soon By Christmas the building is expected to be 1487 feet tall The seven tallest non military structures then include Empire State Atlanta tower Chrysler Budapest Eiffel Paris WEY Oklahoma City and 60 Wall Street tower The Atlanta tower stands on a knoll near railroad tracks a mile from downtown and rises three sided to 800 feet before the antenna
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Allanta
Chrysler
Empire State Building
New York
Empire State
Des Moines
Iowa
New York City
Atlanta
Wcon-Tv
Budapest
Hungary
Eiffel Tower
Paris
WEY
Oklahoma City
Wall Tower
Wall Street
U S Asked to Help Slavs in Food Crisis
The United States faces a request to aid Yugoslavia amid a looming food crisis after a drought. Ambassador Vladimir Popovic and U S Ambassador George Allen have held talks with officials in Belgrade and Washington. Officials say aid is possible under NATO aligned policy, but form remains undecided. Yugoslavia has not qualified for ECA aid and relies on Export-Import bank loans for industrial expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Vladimir Popovic
Belgrade
State Department
U. S
George Allen
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
War in Korea Far From Over Says General Cates
Marine Gen. Clifton B. Cates warned Seoul dispatches that the Korean War was far from over as American troops continued to suffer casualties. He said the capture of Seoul gave a false impression that victory was near and noted intact North Korean units were conducting desperate rear guard actions, with men being killed. He spoke after touring the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Clifton B. Cates
Cates
B. Cates
Dorothy Dix on corporal punishment and family guidance
Dorothy Dix addresses wifely discipline and moral lessons from a beatings anecdote. She argues some wives require firm boundaries while cautioning husbands against abuse, and she advises considering family harmony over punishment. A reader asks about a friend seeking guardianship of a 14 year old, with Dix advocating against removing the boy. She also notes against revealing insanity in a partner family before marriage.
Vinson Says No One Should Hold a Commission
Washington reports Rep. Vinson AD-Ga said no one should hold an active commission unless ready to serve. He urged armed services committee to push screening of reserves. Catholic census data referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vinson Ad-Ga
Armed Services
Deciency and honor demand marriage guidance note
A fragmentary line advises that every individual considering marriage should inform the prospective spouse about the commitment and expectations, reflecting a cautious tone on marital unions. The readable text centers on marital disclosure requests and the notion of truth in engagement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ghasiian Church
Robert Rider
W A. Shields
G. B. Morris
St Mark‘s Church
Wednesley
Patasky
United Council of Church Women
Methodist
el Dorado
G. J. Sutherland
Horly
Okla
Ecumeniical Regiate “of Arkansas
Spring Hil P. T. A
Spring Hill P. T. A
Norman Jones
Howard Prichard
Verdo Powell
Betty Jane Foster
Havig
Alice LaVerne Mooser
Hollis L. Belk
the Hope High School
Catherine Richards Howard
South Elm St
Rose Garden Club
Garrett Story
Harry Shiver
Emmet Youth Center
Admisson
Oath Paul King
Hope-Country Club
James ,G. Martindale
Martin Pool
Atlee Laverne Moosger
Hollie L. Belk
Thomas C. Belk
Paul Mooger
Little Rock
Arkansas Baptist Hospital School of Nursing
Mr. Belk
Hope High School
D. B. Russell Jr
Charles Harrell
Rochester
Minn
Russell
St. Mary's Hospital
C. D. Ball
Ozan
Overton, Texas
Seth Hensley
Mr.Hensley
College
Bennie Lee Grove
D. J. Bean
Wheaton College
Wheaton, Hl
Lydie E.pinkham
Abi E. Pinkham
Saenger
TECHN
Eal Crys
Aul
Corey Nore
Singer
Bill & Tink
Donald Gunter
U.S
Max Hall
James Marion
Dorothy DIX
Dix
Mme
Miss Dix
Vinson
Canadi
Glosep
Tuesbay
Botite Carton
Goge
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