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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1950

Page

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Society news notes and club events across October

Fragments recount society gatherings including Cosmopolitan Club meetings at 2200 Glen Hope with Mrs Kelly Bryant and Mrs Edwin Stewart hosting. Canning demonstrations by Mrs Blackwood and a United Nations Marg speaker. October 23 to 24. Local home demonstrations by Mary Della and George Beanhood engagement announcements. Lady socials mention refreshments, birthday gifts, and November plans at Mrs Clyde Huckaber’s home.

Cosmopolitan Club Will Rice Kelly Bryant Edwin Stewart Hibe Graves Collyag Baker Wemonastra Ton Cinh Mra Recraing Blackwood Wier Qwons Mra. T Tanwiek Mic Woiehiy J. W. White Ehd United Nations Marg A. R. Durham Ford Blackwood Surbrough Lonnie Dares Byers Niebrittany Tiberty Hill Club Co Mendebee Myers Mars Mas Ella Beard Dorthy Williams Ivan, Willams Irvin Betts Tery Mis Sarah Bets Glendon Willams Clyde Huckaber

Prisoners Moved by Rail to Far North Korea

Hope to rescue prisoners in Pyongyang area reports say Americans and South Korean forces transferred by rail to the extreme northwest corner of the peninsula. A brother described railway work and stated the United Nations troops pursued the Reds as new prisoners were moved from Avj, Laji, and Una towns.

Pyongyang Amyrigan Ited Kore South Koreinemban Sohien UF Avj Laji Una

Church Services at First Methodist West 2nd Pine

Rev J M Hamilton leads morning worship at 10 45 a m at the First Methodist Church on West 2nd at Pine. Evening service at 7 40 p m features worship and choir rehearsal while MYF activities meet at the church for intermediate and senior groups.

First Methodist West Pine J. M. Hamilton Ayer Topam First Christian North Main West Avenu P. Hardegtree Secis Howe Neylings Desson

Faithful Gatherings Across East and North Streets

Church notices from multiple congregations list Sunday services, sermons, and Sunday school. Arkansas College president Dr. John D. Sprugins to preach at First Presbyterian Batesville. Unity Missionary Baptist and Hope Gospel Tabernacle schedule morning worships and radio broadcasts. Several churches note evening services, choir practices, and auxiliary meetings with dates and times.

John D. Sprugins Presiident Arkansas College Batesville Jesus Unity Missionary Baptist South Elm Street Howard White Unity A. O Culchert Hope Gospel Tabernacle H. Paul Holdridge Guy ©. Basye KXAR Pauling Morris Joseph Geno

I Came to Kill A Nerve Shaken House Mystery

Leeana Thorne faces murder allegations as Miss Maggie Agatha’s secrets strain family loyalty. Deputy Preston questions Jasper and peers while Peter and Sondra support Leeana, fearing a frame up. The scene ends with Jasper emerging as tension erupts.

Peter Sondra Leeann Jasper Miss Maggie Miss Agatha Miss Aggie Leeana Matt Preston Clem Purdy Lleeana Mart Sonedra Jasper Thorne

Beach Towns Reopen as Evacuations Ease After Labor Day Storm

Beach residents faced relief orders and voluntary moves after high tides from the Labor Day storm washed away homes. Red Cross ordered clearance at Indian Rocks, Belleair, and Clearwater Beach while evacuees were welcomed to hotels in Clearwater. Some areas held back on wholesale evacuations as gale winds spread along the coast. The hurricane is not expected to harm the Florida citrus crop near market.

Red Cross Three Jaw Indian Rocks Bellealr Clearwater Florida

Steelman echoes sacrifice ahead of postwar world split

Steelman links molasses usage to the rubber industry as alcohol fuels synthetic plants. The government will start buying alcohol from whiskey distillers in December. The Distilled Spirits Institute offered to deliver 10,000,000 gallons over the next two months. A stainless steel alloy, cobalt containing, resists corrosion and is used in jet engines and medical equipment. Steelman gave no firm new controls beyond installment buying and stressed sacrifice for years to come, tying it to Russia's postwar strategy.

Steelman Sportts ‘Institute Russia

Why Husbands Drift Away Says a Practical Lesson

A midlife woman clings to excuses for lost love. The piece argues men leave for comfort at home, bore dom, and lack of flattery. It stresses that wives must provide food, peace, and uplifting praise to keep husbands from seeking elsewhere.

Fife

Brothers Lead Entry Into Pyongyang As War News Gathers

Cedarhurst siblings Major N C Tracy and Lt Col Edgar J Tracy entered Pyongyang with the First Corps and Fifth Cavalry respectively in a single vehicle. World War I veteran Maj Gen Frank E Lowe, Truman’s emissary, observed frontline action. Col Crombez likely toasted the first Pyongyang entry with champagne at General Allen’s order.

Boyle Page One Pyongyang Tracy Oroters Cedarhurst N. Y N. C. Tracy First Corps Edgar J Tracy Fifth Cavalry Regiment Kumchen Frank E. Lowe Truman Lowe Crombez Allen Gomeez

Stimson Returns To Duty At Age 73 In War Emergency

Ex-Cabinet member Henry L. Stimson, a lifelong Republican, rejoined the government on the eve of World War II at 73 to mobilize and direct an 8,000,000-man army. He left the office in 1945 after earning praise from defeated German generals for combat efficiency. Tall and austere, he was nicknamed a New England conscience on legs.

Franklin D. Roosevit Stimson Republican Party New England Wall Street

Taft Criticizes Administration as Communist Suspicions Rise

Senator Taft of Ohio accuses the administration of communist and socialist sympathies while Vice President Barkley attacks Republicans over the same charge. Governor Dewey hopes Eisenhower will run for president in two years. Taft says he saved John L. Lewis from being marched to a concentration camp in 19.

Trails Taft R-Ohisi Barkley Besmirch Pesmeer Dewey New York Dwight DB. Eisenhower Taft Athens Ohio John L. Lewis United Mine Worker Truman Eee Bell Syndicate

Giant Air Pacific airlift surpasses Berlin effort in early Korean War

General Kuter announced Giant Air Pacific will replace chartered planes as reservists join the operation. The first quarter airlift moved about 8000 tons of cargo and 24000 passengers to Japan and Korea, despite a September surge. Senator Taft criticized legislation as Congress cooled. Ohio's senior senator toured southeastern coal regions amid reelection swing.

Page One Pacific Mats Japan Korea Kuter Mars Air Force

Sunday School Lesson on Prayer and God’s Will

William Gilroy, BD, D. 7 reflects on a Montana vigilante tale to warn against bargaining with God. True prayer brings us to God’s will, not to persuade Him, and even daily bread speaks of dependence. The measure is aligning with God’s purposes, not demanding outcomes.

William &. Gilroy Hill Beachey Beachey Montana Frontiersmar Jesus

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