Church and club notices fill Hope society page
The Official Board of First Christian Church delays its meeting by one week and various church circles from First Presbyterian First Methodist and First Baptist organize meetings through mid September. PTA and Rose Garden Club announce dates while gardeners prepare a luncheon at Hotel Barlow. A dessert bridge honors Mrs Kenneth McRae III with red and white decor.
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Offical Board
First Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Krele
C. C. Lewis
Chea Hall
Cirele
A. BE. Stonequist
Nell Oliver
Ben Waller
Theo Long
Roy, Johnson
Lester Hobbs
George Hosmer
The
Fellowship Hall
Rose Garden Club
Garden Clubs of Hope
Hotel Barlow
Lucien Abraham
Jud Martindale
Kenneth McRae Ili
Martindale
Louis Howard
William Tolleson
Tha Hasirsses
McRae
R. N. Mouser
Guiets
John Barlow
C. C. McNeill
Several Arkansas school districts eyed for federal aid
Arkansas Education Commissioner A B Bonds says about a dozen districts could qualify for a three year school construction program funded by a federal bill passed by the Senate and awaiting House action. Potential participants include areas near Bull Shoals dam Fayettville Little Rock North Little Rock Pine Bluff Texarkana and related facilities.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Education
A. B. Bonds
Arkansan
Senate
House
Bonds
Arkansas
Bald
Bull Shoals Dam
Fayettville
North Little Rock
Veterans Administration
Pine Bluff
Texarkana
Red River
Local Social Notes Highlight Town Residents Movements
Mrs Ruth Edmonds hosted a two week visit in Hope by Mr and Mrs Babb H Edmonds who then traveled to Tulsa. Miss Mary Esther Edmaiston is bound for England Arkansas to join England School faculty. The Coones family returned to Kansas City from Hope with Mrs J L Powell accompanying them. Private Neal D Cornelious of Fort Hood Texas visited his parents here. Richard E Smith of Fort Bliss Texas recovers from major surgery at his parents home in Hope. The Butcher family of Dallas visited Hope and spent Sunday in Hot Springs with Q D Butcher and family. Pvt William D Billings 18 completed AF basic indoctrination at Lackland. The Harris family of Fort Worth announce the birth of Noel Saker on August 12.
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Barlow
Pat Cleburne
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Barlow Hotel
Medames
Grady Willams
Charles Locke
John S. Gibson
George Waddle
Alvah Williams
A. E. Slusser
J. W. Branch
Branch
Pat Ci¢burne
Fred Cook
Jim O'Neal
Mack Duffie
H.C. Whitworth
Gus Haynes
Rapheal Semmes
A. L. Black
Hope
H. A. Coones
Jerry Jackson
Kansas City
Pfe
Richard E. Smith
Fort Bliiss
Texas
Mrs. Allen Smith
Q. D. Butcher Ir
Ronney
Carla Sue
Diana Lee
Dallas
Tex
Q. D. Butcher
Hot Springs
William D. Billings
W. H. Billings
Johnson St. Hope, Ark
Lackland Air Force Base
Air Force
Baker Harris
Byers
Fort Worth
Noel Saker
Harris
Pauline Holiday
McCarran Predicts GOP Victory If Truman Vetoes Bill
Senator McCarran of Nevada argues President Truman’s pledge not to sign the stringent anti communist bill could empower Republicans in the next election. He calls the President’s veto threat a colossal mistake and says the people want the McCarran bill enacted into law.
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Washington
McCarran
Nev
Truman
Nevada
Seid
White House
Carter Promoted To Personnel Manager At A and P
A P announces the promotion of AV Carter to personnel manager. Carter, a Chattanooga Tennessee native, has served A P since 1931 and worked in the Dallas unit since 1941 after a Navy stint in World War II. The selection followed intensive screening and was praised by VP Black.
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Ice
Southern’ivision
Watt
Chattanooga
Carter
Cezitrai- Figh Babee
Tennessee
Texas
A &P Coffee
Dallas
Stiles Department
United States Navy
Black
Tam
Department
Compas Texas
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Summary
Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs J D Curtis of Rt Hope and Mrs Dan Fagan Me Waterloo. Discharges include Andrew Syverts of Dallas Texas and Buller. The fragment also contains garbled text.
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Josephine
J. D. Curtis
Rt. Hope
Andrew Syverts
Dallas
Texas
Dan Fagan
Waterloo
Sbrdi
Buller
Eae
Packard 1951 400 Leader Rolls New Era Auto
The Patrician 400 leads Packard's 1951 line with a sleek new body design, Forum interiors, and the Thunderbolt engine. Ultramatic Drive is standard. 7.8 to 1 compression marks peak engine tech. 300 and 200 series follow with longer wheelbases and optional Ultramatic.
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Packard
Seat Seat
Passen
Truman Opposes McCarran Bill Amid Senate Move
President Truman voiced opposition to the McCarran bill describing it as worse than the Mundt Nixon measure. The Senate prepared to begin voting on anti Communist legislation at noon EST Tuesday. The bill would require registration of communist groups, bar Communists from federal jobs and passports, tighten espionage penalties, and enable deportation of subversive aliens.
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Nevada
Senate
Truman
House
White House
Mevarran
Congress
Deluded Woman and Unhappy Husband Clash Over Divorce
Dorothy Dix columnist counsels that a wife seeking divorce after twenty-five years of marriage is a pathological case needing medical care. The unhappy husband is urged to accept reality, acknowledge her past experiences, and understand that reviving youthful romance is impossible.
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Miss Dix
Manybod
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business Woman's Missionary Circle of
First Baptist Church
Mts. S. A. Whitlow
South Hervey
Ief
First Methodist Church
Spiritual Life Group
Circle No. 1
Cirle
Women of the First Christian Church
Cline Franks
McRae Cox
Circle 2
Women of the First, Christian Church
Carl Smith
George Wright
Jeader
HHS Pta
Wesleyan Service Guild
Roy Stephenson
Bery Henry
WSCS
George Murphy
David Waddle
Fair Park
Ken McRae
St. Joseph Aspirin
Prescott Drive
Fred McMurry
Madeleine Carroll
Cravenette
Mallory
Srrekt-Burns
Suzanne McNeill
Thompson Evans, Sr
Babb H. Edmonds
Tulsa
Okla
Ruth Edmonds
Mary Esther Edmaiston
England
Ark
England School
Neal D. Cornelious
Fort Hood
Bert Cornelius
A&p
Dorothy DIX
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