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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1953

Page

5

Community Club and Church Notice Roundup

Local society pages list meetings for WaCS of the Fist Methodist Church First Methodist Church Union Missionary Circle and Wesleyan Services Guild with speakers and potluck suppers through October 20 groups at First Baptist Church Garland School Iris Garden Club and multiple PTAs schedule regular meetings and a Halloween masquerade dance upcoming at Hope Country Club hosted by local couples.

Wacs of the Fist Methodist Church The First Baptist Church Horace Fuller South Walker St

October events linger in local notices and clubs

Notices list postponed flower show to indefinite date due to dry weather. LAL Sunday School Class at First Baptist postponed to Tuesday October 20. Mrs Lawrence Easterling pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs J W White and others with prizes to several guests. Treble Clef Music Club organized with officers Sharon Foster president and others. Blevins PTA met October 8 noting Halloween carnival October 30 and district PTA meeting in Hope October 27. Pansy Junior Garden Club elected officers Tommy Montgomery president and DarleneRoburds vice president with 78 members attending.

PEO Sisterhood Hope High School Golden Circle First Baptist Church Phinis Herring East Beacon Jin LaGrossa N. Washington LAL The Lawrence Easterling J. W. White Howard Tippitt Avd Wheeless Dale Tonemaker Gaines Mes Ville Phillips Albert, Huckbee Homer Easterling Treble Clef Music Club Treble Clef Music Edwin Stewart Sharon Foster George Anne Lowe Sue Ann Staith Carale Cuop Keyboard, Jr Blevins Pta Schol Raymond Honea High Crouch PTA Itw PVA Glen Eley J. G. Prescott Doc Uater Hugh Crouch Joe Hunter Victor Hampton Julia Hutchinson Pansy Junior Garden Club Oglasby School Carl Greenlee Joe Reese Tommy Montgomery Darlene Roburtds Cyndia Harrison Mack Cox Re Candy

Soming and Going Visit Notes from Hope and Little Rock

Soming and Going highlights a visit spree with Mr and Mrs E B Garland and Des Are visiting J B Youmans and W W Garland of Emmet. Relatives Mr and Mrs Roy Frits of St Louis spent the weekend in Hope with Earl Fincher and family. Mary and Bob Copeland and Honea family hosted Sun guests in Little Rock, with the party traveling from Philadelphia to Arkansas.

E. B. Garland Des J. B. Youmans W. W. Guarland Emmet Roy Frits St. Louis Hope Earl Fincher Fritz LD. F. Wiggins H. R. Copeland Mary Bob Ross ‘Honea Little Rock Arkadelphia James Thomas Copeland

Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List in Hope

Hospital notes show several admissions including Beulah May Thomas and Helen Straughter in Hope, with J A Williamson and others. Discharges cover Mrs J J Honey, Mrs J B Morgan of Rosston and Don Souter, plus Mrs Mack Hicks and Sur Hartsfield in Hope.

Beulah May Thomas Hope J. A. Williamson Helen Straughter Julia Chester Brint G. EE. Stanton Saratoga Carl Evans J. J. Honey Cut J. B. Morgan Rosston Don Souter Mack Hicks Washington Hartsfield J. F. Martin

Court Docket Highlights Multiple Traffic and Conduct Charges

A city court docket lists James E. Nix, passing in a no passing zone, forfeiting $4. C R Chapman, school zone passing, forfeiting $5. Amy Frierson, legal parking, forfeiting $1. T J Garland, simple assault, forfeiting $10. Arch Wylie, dealer's license misuse, forfeiting $5. Seymore Jones, hazardous driving, forfeiting $10. Willie Tate, assault and battery, plea guilty, fined $10. Fred H. Cook and R C Stuart colored, running stop sign, forfeiting $3. Hollis Johnson, drunkenness, fined $10. Willie Tate, drunkenness, flea? bulky, fined $10. A list of others forfeited $10 on drunkenness charges including Jim Peoples, Ruben Lindsey, W J James, and several more. a group forfeited $5 on speeding including R C Stuart colored and Willie A Jackson. additional entries note no driver's license with $3 bond forfeiture for multiple individuals. J A Hendrix, disturbing peace, $10. Lemmie King, no state license $35. Lemmie King, no city license.

James E. Nix C. R. Chapman Amy Frierson T. J. Garland Arch Wylie Seymore Jones Willie J. 4. Hendrix Disturbing Peace Lemmie King Ncense King Ucense

Noted Pranks in a House Quiz Show Skit

Wilbur and Trellis Mae banter over a home quiz as questions shift from pop culture to personal stakes. A tense aside hints at alimony and heated domestic dynamics amid playful deception and misdirection. The scene blends humor with underlying friction.

Trellis Mac New York McKinley Teddy Roosevelt Andrew Jackson Beri Russia Henry Patreick Henry Patsrick Trellis Mae Patrick Henry Wilbur Wilbur Gooliss Tan

British Rank Ike Another Coolidge

A Daily Mirror columnist Cassandra criticizes Dwight D. Eisenhower calling him potentially as disastrous as Harding and Coolidge. He cites a mix of hesitancy, expedience, and holiday making, warning of aimless goodwill and a chaotic administration. The piece notes U.S. concerns over Soviet atomic progress and compares Ike to a sleeping driver in a runaway. Fort McPherson civil docket and local legal notices are listed, including a lunch sign for a displaced Democrat and civil actions with judgments noted.

London Daily Mirror Britain Dwleht Eisenhower Harding Coolidge United States William Neil Connon Cassandra Connor Lisenhower Ike

Massive Catholic Rally In Philadelphia Calls For Peace

In Philadelphia a crowd estimated at 200000 gathered along Franklin Parkway for the first outdoor evening Mass in archdiocese history. The event, part of a nationwide Catholic prayer vigil for peace and the conversion of the Communist world, featured Archbishop John S. Cavel and remarks by Polish diplomat officials. The rally referenced Our Lady of Fatima and urged prayers for Poland, Russia, and global harmony amid Cold War tensions.

Philadeldiea Philadelphia Marel Franklin Parkway United States Patina Penes John Amiids Maramnorek Childival Wreagness Poland Mus Bishoy Cxeglaw Karaznogrek Vatican

Arkansans Return Home From Far East

Sixteen Arkansans serving in the U S armed forces are arriving today aboard the USNS Gen. HB Freeport. Destination home towns include Pine Bluff Mena Harrisburg and others. Names listed include M Sgts Crates W Carlisy Edmond Cleaves Chester A Sevins and Cpl Ernest C Rovehli Hicks.

Ariksang Crates W. Carlisiy Pine Butt Edmond 2 Cleaves Harrisburg Chester A. Bvins Mena Ernest C. Rovehli Hicks

Domestic strife and marital duties in a reader letter

Dorothy Dix advises a wife facing a husband who outspends on club nights and neglects home duties. The response urges firm boundaries, reducing home comforts until shared responsibilities resume, and warns that children will resent ongoing absence. Additional letters address custody, trust in marriage, and relationship advice.

Miss Dix Alonis Paing Hin Did

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