Society notices fill Hope clubs and church events
The September 6 to 8 listings include Board of Education and church meetings at First Methodist and First Christian, Eastern Star and United Daughters of the Confederacy gatherings, PTA executive board, Emmet Garden Club Night, and a garden club officer slate. Also features Miss Clarice Brown recital and local social updates with new arrivals and host gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
First Methodist Church
Offical Board of
First Christian Church
The
Hope Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Hope High School
PTA
Claude Tillery
Dp. m
Emmet Garden Club
Emmet
Joe Youran
Clarice Brown
Carol Ann Taylor
Jimmy Porterfield
Martha
Marilyn Edwards
Mary Margarett Daniels
Reva
Brillye Williams
Papa
Charlotte Howards
Linda Ormer
Ann Adams
Philosphy
Butch Graham
Fales Wheel
Marilyn
Charlotte Edwards
Jacque Williams
Stephan
Judy Moses
Weekend visits and travel fill local society page
Mr and Mrs Henry Taylor hosted week end guests including daughter Mrs Jack Christensen of San Antonio. Many relatives and friends from Arkansas and Texas attended gatherings and a Trimble Murphree wedding in Washington Ark with out of town guests such as Misses Miller of Hattiesburg and Mrs Besghler of Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Taylor
Jack Christensen
San Antonio
M. C. Bruce
California
Florida
San Diego
San Francisco
Trimble-Murphree
Trimble
Washington, Ark
Betty Miller
A. L. Miller
Hattiesburg
John Gibson
Waco
Tex
Robert Besghler
Memphis
J. W. Butler
Newellton
Mitchell Williams
O'Donnell
J. P. Mabray
C. N. Trimble
el Dorado
John D. Trimble
D. B. Stough
Hot Springs
Susie Stough
Bill Stough
Robert Stough
H. J. Snead
Fred Patten
Houston
W. G. Beusberg
Prescott
Grandison Royston
Blevins
James Jarnagin
Stamps
Meat prices to rise this fall as jobs and wages grow
Labor market strength drives higher meat demand, countering government hopes for declines. August employment reached a record 62,367,000, with factory work up as more Americans earn and spend, potentially pushing meat prices up through Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawbon
New York
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Korea
Commerce Department
McCarran anti-Red Measure Heads to Senate Battle
Washington reports Senator McCarran predicts Senate approval of his sweeping anti Communist bill. He warns against any milder window dressing measure. President Truman backs a registration for foreign trained agents and saboteurs. The Senate plans debate on a catch all bill tightening immigration and registering Communist fronts while expounding on subversive aliens. A conference with the House will aim to resolve differences with the last Wednesday approved measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCarran
Senate
Nevada
Democrat
Truman
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Ike Pleads for America to Get Ready
Gen Dwight Eisenhower warned Soviets plan for the world including America and called on Americans to practice Spartan frugality in all nonessential matters to assure victory in a bitter prolonged struggle. Mr and Mrs Rae Luck and Miss Prudence Parker motored to Houston for Parker to enroll in school and then to Galveston for Labor Day holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Aden Denver
Wwight Eisenhower
America
Russia
Rae Luck
Prudence Parker
Houston
Mrs. Luck
Galveston
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Julia Chester admitted. Dorsey McRae Hope Raymond Byers Hope Mrs J C Ellis Rt 2 Hope Monroe Young Emmet Donald Ray Tye Emmet. Discharged Mrs C D Ross Rt 2 Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
Dorsey McRae
S&j
Hope
Raymond Byers
J. C. Ellis
Monroe Young
Emmet
Donald Ray Tye
C. D. Ross
Admitted Names Include Reyenga, Walkers and Oxford Family
A list of admissions names including Charles Reyenga Hope Mrs Betty Walker Hope Mrs Carl Curtis and baby Hope Rt 1 Mrs R C Sparks and baby girl Hope Master Tom Oxford Stamps Ark Master Edwins Oxford Stamps Ark Master James Braden Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joatphine
Charles Reyenga
Hope
Betty Walker
Carl Curtis
Baby Hope
R. C. Sparks
Girl
Tom Oxford
Edwins
Oxford
Ark
James Braden
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Fragments from a 19th Century Page
A damaged OCR fragment of a 19th century advice column quotes reader questions about strict parental rules for teenage girls, marital fears about having children, and public guidance urging obedience until adulthood. It preserves names and the tone of a Miss Dix column with moral considerations and cautions.
Wartime broadcast launches freedom drive amid wartime rhetoric
A wartime U S broadcast calls Americans to sign a freedom scroll and fund European radio networks to counter Soviet propaganda. Columbia University president urges efficiency and economy in government. Rensselaer Poly reports a 0.681 winning percentage across 462 athletic games since 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Crusade For Freedom
Voice of ‘America
Columbia University
Rensselaer
Polytechnic ‘Institute
Fragmented Advice On Love And Domestic Roles
The passage offers fragmented reflections on love marriage and motherhood warning against leaving a husband for children. It questions the consequences of passion and independence, warning a woman to consider long term loneliness if she loses touch with her spouse and craves rebellion over family bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
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Circle No. 3
Ted Jones
R. L. Mitchell
Jack Pritchett
G. B. Morris
Christian Church
Neva Kennon
Grady Williams
Elmer Brown
Forney Holt
South Elm Street
Miss Kennon
Joe Beaty, Jr
Emmet Garden Clubs
Joe Beaty
E. Magness
Ramey Garland
Donald McMillan
Odie Dehan
Sam Pankey
Aaa
Claudette Colbert
Paulette Goddard
Veronica Lake
China
Flegmon Parker
Wand Das IG
Elane
Ludlofé
Elo, Hawaii
Jeanie McPherson
Stuart McPherson
Vermon Flowers
Renaldo Oater
Springhill
Bob Magness of
Little Rock
Detroit Lions
Philadelphia Eagles
H. QO. Burnside
Bob
Kay
J. F. Formby
Lloyd
Melvin Thrash
Arkadelphia
Ouachita College
Mrs. Herbert Hackett
Texas
E. L. Archer, Sr
Evanston
Illinois
Norma Dean
Northwestern University
Fred Murphy
Nashville
FB. R. Murphy
Henry Clifton Murphy
R. C.todd
Bobby
New Orleans
Edgar Todd
Mack and
Sonny
Shreveport
M. Todd
Doyle Flowers
Frankin
Don Ruggles
Mrs. Truman Humphries
Miss Penny Sullivan
Chicago
W. T. Spladhing
Mr. Spradling
Ike
Mish Dix
Boye
Hearthstone
Lydia HE
Pinkham
Lydia FE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lewis - McLarty
Eswis
Kelly's Hope's Finest Dept
Shoes
Foster's
Stortig
Stay Brand
Boe Parrot
Buskins
Westport
Buskin
Suede
Arnrown
Trim
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