Community notices and social events in Hope area
Local society items include church circle meetings, a Labor Day postponement, a surprise shower for Mrs. Pritchett, a party hosted by Mary Anita Laseter for future college entrants, United Daughters of the Confederacy luncheon, Willing Workers class, and several local residents' travel and visiting updates along with admissions and discharges at area hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anita Laseter
Marty Anita Laseter
Calles Ie
Nancy Camp
Norma Jeah Franks
Nina Dean Compton
Betty Murphy
Pégge Pentecost
Emily Joe Wilson
Mary Lou’ Moore
Henderson State Teachers College
Mary Ellen Downs
Ouachita College
Catherine Cox
Bethaven College
Jackson
Etheline White
Texas Wesleyan College
Fort Wor
Nanartin
Marietta Downs
Pat Cleburne
United
Daughters of the * Confederacy
R. E Jackson
Hansel Bart
Duckett
John Wallace
U. S
Pat Casey
W. W. Duckett
Herbert Lewallen
Gistrar
Mark M. Smyth
Lowthorpe
Jacque Williams
A. W. Martin
Raphael Semed
The
Hope Gospel ‘Tabernacle
Fellowship Hall
A. B. Mhoon
W. W. White
Silas Easterling
Story of Gaynel and Fritz Seeking Marriage After Family Burdens
Gaynel Téare, engaged to wealthy Detroit suitor Garry Bainbridge, confesses to Fritz Freyman that she cannot marry while supporting her family after her father’s death. Fritz agrees to marry only if they both work and support kin, sharing a plan to endure the upheaval of their world and secure a life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynel Téare
Garry Bainbridge
Detroit
Gaynel
Fritz’ Freyman
Denney
Pat
Emily
Barry
Fritz
Miss Dix
Ous
Senators pressed as inquiry widens into influence peddling
The senate probe shifts toward oil operator William Helis as a potential next spotlight while questions about Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan and President Truman’s aides persist. Helis Jr. defends his father, denying racing-track interests and character attacks. Witnesses including James Hunt and David Bennett are also named for future testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Belis
Truman
Harryh. Vaughan
Senatorsmundt
R-Si
McCarthy
R-Wis
Margaret ‘Chase Smith
R-Me
Heiis
Helis
California
Vaughan
Hells
William Hells Jr
Senate
Hells Jr
Tanforsn
Sermits
Fair Grounds Rate Track
New Orleans
John F. Maragon
Maragon
Gvernment
White House
Hoey
James V.hunt
David Bennett
Albert Verléy Perfume Co
District School Bus Routes Schedule And Driver List
District buses Nos 7 through 10 plus routes from Brookwood Harmony and Shover Springs detail pickup points from Bowden's Lane to Oglesby High school. Drivers S. L. Churchwell J. M. Watson Art Fincher J. F. Newberry Ollo Sisson outline routes via paths Old 67 Patmos Road Petre Lane DeAnn Road and Hope district pickups. Parents urged to have students ready to avoid delays and ensure on time operation.
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Brookwood
Oglesby
High’ School
S. L. Churchwell
Shover Springs
Harmony Loop
Bowden’s Lane
Russell's
Robert's Lane
Eider's
Garland
J. M
Paisley
High Schoo
Ollo Sisson
Sisson
Edson Petre
Hope School District Road
Indiana Man Named Head of Legion National Commander George N Craig of Brazil Ind
Philadelphia September 2 7 The American Legion named George N Craig of Brazil Indiana its new national commander promising to make the organization an important voice in national political and social life The Hoosier lawyer and World War II veteran won a tight race against three rivals for a post paying 16000 annually with a 35000 expense allowance The convention closed with the choice expected to influence where the upcoming 32nd convention will be held, Los Angeles Boston or New York.
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Philadelphia
American Legion
George N. Craig
Brazil
Ind
Legion
Legions
Los Angeles
Boston
New York
Craig
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Texas
Indiana
Jhuasier
Perry Brown
Beaumont
Tex
Patmos Baptists to Name Pastor on Sunday
Patmos Baptist Church will name a pastor after Sunday school at 10 am. Members will meet following Sunday school to choose the pastor for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patmos Baptists
Patmos Baptist Church
Council Studies Proposals for Legislature
The Arkansas Legislative Council met in Little Rock to study proposals for the 19AL legislature. Items include inviting an out-of-state agency to survey highways, governing constitutional funding, revising Municipal Court laws, and improving legislative records. Hern Northcutt became council director yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Legislative Council
Arkansas
Hern Northcutt
Salem
Chinese Chief Appeals for Unity of Peace Nations
The Associated Press reports Chinese acting President Li Tsung-jen urged peace loving peoples to unite against international communism on the fourth anniversary of victory over Japan while Chinese Communist forces push into Guangdong Canton. Premier Yo Shida in Tokyo urged repayment of U.S. aid as a condition to preserve Japan’s abroad reputation. Ingrid Bergman denied plans to visit New York soon amid divorce and rumors of a Rosellini alliance. The Chinese seek stability as regimes contend with upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Japan
Li Tsung-jen
China
Kuantung
Canton
Hitler
Mussolini
Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
United States
Rome
Ingrid Bergman
Breedway
New York
Roberto Rosselini
Bergman
Miss Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Rossellini
Arkadelphia Woman to Head Home Demonstration Clubs
Fayetteville reports Mrs. J. Howard Crawford of Arkadelphia named president of the Arkansas Council of Home Demonstration clubs. Elected officers include Mrs. W. W. Grandon of Olney as vice president and Mrs. W. S. Spray of Sheridan as secretary-treasurer. District vice presidents named: Mrs. EB. M. Park, Mrs. J. T. Patterson, Mrs. Lester Davis, and Mrs. W. R. Blakeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
J. Howard Crawford
Arkadelphia
Arkansas Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
W. W. Grandon
Olwell
Craighead County
W. 8. Spray
Sheridan
EB. M. Park
Morriston
J. T. Patterson
Crawfordsville
Lester Davis
Magnolia
W. Or. Blakeney
Austin
Carousel first used in 11th century European fairs
In the 11th century a rotating ride, precursors to modern carousels, appeared at European fairs. It showcased mounted figures and mechanized motion, reflecting medieval entertainment innovations and trade fair culture across cities.
Beard Tomilson Beard Wedding and Local Notices
Prescott events center on the Beard Tomilson wedding set for Saturday at 6 30 PM at the First Methodist church with a reception at the McKenzie home. Preparations include rehearsals at Hotel Lawson and a Youth Fellowship gathering, plus Rotary and wall booster activity and many local guests attending or arriving from Hot Springs Tulsa Little Rock and Dallas for the ceremony and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fran Temilson
Samuel Jerome Beard, Jr
First Methodist Church
Horace H. McKenzie
Rotary Club
Prescott
Lawson
Tompkins
Roy Loomis
Claude Price
Billy Hickman
Ed Stith
Mary Fran Tomilson
Sammy Beard Jr
Dallas
Miss Tomilson
Fastest Bicycle Rider Bobby Walthour Dies at 71
Boston on September 2 Robert Bobby Walthour legendary cyclist widely regarded as the fastest man in the world died last night at City hospital aged 71 He raced from the early 1900s through the 1920s setting world speed records including 20 records in 1904 and 37 miles in the first hour of a 100 kilometre race in Germany His birth in Waulhourville Georgia followed by a Civil War era grandfather namesake and estate loss after the war are noted along with numerous injuries and fractures from crashes.
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Boston
Robert
Bobby
Walthour
Livyele
City Hospital
Europe
Germany
Bobuy
Waulhourville
Ie Callarbone
Dorothy Dix Advice on Club Rules and Teen Behavior
Dorothy Dix answers letters about a young peoples club, urging flexible rules, engaging sessions, and a spirit of sportsmanship to deter water drinking and smoking. She advises gentleness with shy youths, discouraging public PDA, and keeping sessions lively to attract participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Aim Fof
Alabama Lee
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Therrab
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Jack Pritchett
Howard Lamb
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Ald Wynn
Ashdown
Arch. Moore
Robert Tucker
Penny Lee
Shreveport
P. H. Webb
V. W
Sonny
Ray
Thursany
Hobbs
N. M
J. W. Ray
Marl Allen
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Léo Hartsfield
Misa Marie Hamilton
Linden
Col
A. H. Robinson
Robbie and
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Laie Wash
Wylie Robson
Mairs. M. J. Warwick
Colonel Robinson
University of Pa
Terry Bechertz
Mountrose
Colo
Ross Hanks
Oklahoma City
Jimmy Hazzard
University Vot
Oklahoma At
Norman
B. M.hazzard
Creighton Middlebrooks
Charles Bruce
el Dorado
Marjorie Hunt
Af Patmos
Betty Sue Springs
Washington
Edwin Townsend
Texarkana
Julia Chester
Max Cox
Hope
Josephine
John Green Hope
John Green
Kimmie Osborn
Harry Hirant
Win
Tierney
Hall James CardweLl
Death Valley
Ina
NEA Service, Inc
MEA Service, Inc
Brite
U.S
Pare One
Council
Beard, Temilson
First Presbyterian Church
Supher
Guss McCaskill
W. E. Gist
Thomas E. Logan
Max Beyant
Esther E. Huskey
Wall Roosters
Leki
Curly Wolves
Wolf Boosters
Ig Jist
Theil Hannihy
A. F. Williams
Ralph Fore
Phil Foster
Hugh McDaniel
W. C. Ward
Ernest Hesterly
Escarre
John Thomas McRae
A. R. Underwood
Allan Gee
Daly Leebester
James Shackleford
M. ¢. Barham
J. W. Yeetur
Clyde Hesterly
Nomnan Whitaker
J. W. Yeeter
Bob Renelds
Auber
D. Stripling
Jewell Long
R. P. Hamby
William J. Cottingham
H. Weaver
Thomas Bdewoody
W. P. Cummings
J. B. Hesterly
James , K. Harris
Gertrude Barham
Baward Bayham
Litie Rock
Abraham-Mc-Neil
Mr. Barham
Vernon McGinnis
Martha Marilyn
J. D. Cornish
Tulsa
Olsla
Tuesay
James Daniel Jr
Hot Springs
Mrs
N. N.jamied
Barbara Harris
Iss Bernice Daniel
Craw-Cummings
Rodney Hamilton
Romney
J. C. Stegar
Gulfport
Ellis Lavender
Booneville
Tom Lavender
Hansel Herring
W. L. Britt
Rosana Langley Haye
Colorada Springs
M's. Steele Moore
Sammiy and
Eskeridge Ruth
5. O. Logan
Miss Moore
S. R. Crawford
K. Mc-Raee
Tomilton
Frank McCormack
Stuttgart
Horace McKenzie
Will
Mary Fran Venillson
Satuday
Dorothy DIX
Derr
Tam
Bell Syndicate Inc
Avid
Sage
B. R. Hamm Motor CO
E. Second Street
G. H. Wright
East Second Street
Hempstead
M. H. Moody
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