Weekend Events and Club Meetings Across Hempstead County
A calendar of community activities lists a Baké Saté event October 12 at a building formerly Stewart's Jewelry Store on East third Street, plus a Golden Wedding anniversary celebration October 13. Various club gatherings include the Bodcan Board meeting, the Az fated School discussion, Hopt Duplicate Bridge Master Bolutpight, Wesleyan Service Guild, Union Greeting, Business Women's Circle, room tethers at Ogierby School planning a Halloween Carnival, and the Blevins Community Club meeting, with notice of rescheduled dates and host locations.
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Stewart's Jewelry Store
Dird Street
Hempstead County
Baker Home Demonstration Club
Merlin Cox
Stewart's
Cox
Dale Tonnoemaker
O. I. Lloyd
Merl Cox
Mowif
Awaliagy Hieeting and church program notes
The article records a long church meeting with various speakers and songs led by Mrs. Lyig Allen and others, including poems and prayers. It covers the DeAng 4H Club organizing on October 7, officer elections, future meetings, bake sale plans, plus Home Demonstration Club activities and a Baker club meeting. It also details Cub Scouts Den 6 organizing with pledges, officers, and activities on October 7.
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Lyig Allen
Progbath Thaifmah
Lyle Allet
Teo Hyiting
Maggie Arnett
Desist House
Sylvia Yoellin
Jewell Sul
Rosalee Brasher
A. R. Haftiti
Harold Macc Élim
Sydney Churchwell
Loraine Wylie
Kay Burke
Carolyn Willis
Jimmy Carver
Tena Mee Avery
Patsy Roberts
Linday Roberts
Barbara Avery
Mohdey
Wylie
Gakhayen Cubs
Den 6
R. &. MclGulry
Johnnie Gardner
Ed ‘Asiin
Deir
Allen Phillips
Johnniey Lowe
Mike Russell
Bear Cubs
Donnie Atchley
Eddie Aslin
David McGuire
Ronnie Phillips
Harry
Ray McMahon
Lion
John Scott ‘Andrews
Jimmy McGuire
New Cubs
Cub Seal
Hospital Notes and World’s Highest Seaport Mention
Hospital notes list multiple admittees and discharges from Hope and surrounding areas including Rosell Bilis James Mitchell and Mary Lee Stewart. A stray line mentions World’s Highest Famagusta on the east coast of Cyprus described as the richest city in the world by travelers in the 14th century.
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Rosell Bilis
Hope
Weedell Butler
James Mitchell
Columbus
Mary Lee Stewart
Famagusta
Cyprus
Changing Dad’s Attitude In A Family Love Dilemma
A reader asks Dorothy Dix how to shift a father’s disapproval of her romance with Jack while her mother offers cover. Dix cautions that changing the father’s stance is key, notes poor past choices can’t be "repaired," and advises practical steps. Includes other letters on love, trust, and keeping independence while navigating parental demands on finances and dating.
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Dor'othy Dixi
Ike
Jack T
Michele
Dent Michele
Dorothy
Dix
Mason
Dorothy Dix
Report on Blacks Monday unrest at Central High School
Fragmented reminiscences of Little Rock Black Monday describe chaotic scenes outside Central High School. Observers note police barricades, journalists present, and varied reactions from residents including fear, curiosity, and calls for integration amid civil rights tensions.
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Little Rock
Central Hight School
Asia
Sti
Arkansas
America
Central High School
Teaving Theiy Haley
Pasa
Woodel Barelgades
FBI
No Reason Tourists Can't Visit State
Washington dispatch reports racial violence after a large city riot. White and Black clashes erupt as National Guardsmen and paratroopers move in under federal orders. Sixty nine students suspended. schools face continued turmoil as segregationist protests resurface and troops prepare for potential long-term deployment.
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Run Beiek
Houndl
Prost
Elgenhower
Nasional
Ost
Main Street
Arkansas River
Albiey Nveus
Schoel
Ram -Clugsus
Virgil Blossom
Automobile League announces route shift away from Arinnsts
An Automobile League of Boston bulletin circulated earlier this week reports a routing change far from Arinnsts and mentions a partial relocation toward Little Resk, signaling updated operational plans.
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Automobile Leg -Association of
Boston
AIDC to Attend Jonesboro Industry Event
The AIDC led by Winthrey Rockefeller will participate in a Jonesboro event featuring a morning session and an afternoon members meeting. The Jonesboro gathering includes addresses by William Ewald and Robert Priteker, with a tour of several local industrial plants after talks.
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AIDC
Jonesboro
Jonesborg
Aneaie Aag
Hidightitig
Winthrey Rockefeller
Meduiie
Dofieshots
Cotte Hierkh
William Ewald
Robert Priteker
Great American — Industrind
Frnaf Colkon
Cory
Fotdgss Buru
Ararsis Gliss Cultainet
Tvolie Bool Weal
Coulson
Faro in World War I Lost to Cray Shooting
The Britannica notes Faro gained wide popularity as a game during World War I but was overshadowed by cray shooting, a pastime recorded in military and civilian life of the era.
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Faro
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Mr and Mes. de Weath
Bodcan B
Ta Heisae
Séetaber
Bolutpight
Hlamord
Tome
Wesleyan Service Guild
First, Methodist Church
Kathleen Broach
Roy Stevenson
Women's Circle of the First Baptist
Chitech
Loie Ruysall
Pound
Ogierby School
Blevins, Community Club
Cora Mae
Garret
Memorial Baptist Church
A. R. Hamm
Caloreing
Ston Castillo
Noss Ford Cowano Byrnes
Saenger
Rexall
John S. Gibson Drug Co
Hope, Ark
James Stewart
Audie Murphy
Carn EE
Dianne Asien
DeAnn
Mesting
Baker H. D. Club
Ronald Paytey
Louise Sanders
Nannie Maroon
Ernest
Duffie
Jerry Henry
Danny Citly
Ozan
Roy Thrash
Kenneth Pee
Baby Eirl
Charles
Ritz
Maledo
Kay den Kay
Mather
Ife
L. M
Tayout
Northwest Passage
Bowery Boys
L. A
Washington
The
American Automobile Association
Uili
Arkahins
Uiahagemient
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Oldsmobile
Teele
Herbert
Burn Burns