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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1951

Page

5

Community Society Notices From Local Churches Friends Gatherings

Listing of upcoming meetings for many women’s circles clubs and classes across First Baptist Wesleyan Methodist and First Christian churches. Events include hostess homes ambitious schedule September 10 11 12 13 21 with potlucks picnics readings and garden club activities. Members urged to attend and note dates times locations and leaders.

Brookwood PLT LAL Meeting and Country City Dance Rescheduled

The Brookwood PLT LAL meeting moves from September 12 to September 19 while the Country City monthly dance, planned for September 12, is postponed to September 18. Mrs Lalia Pickard hosted a September 8 birthday party for her daughter Cathey at Fair Park with nine guests. balloons and whistles were given as favors. ice cream and cake served with Mr W Downs assisting. Booth Wells engagement announced Mary Lou Booth will marry Jack Wells of Fardyce on September 22.

Wisteria Fred Gresham Main Brookwood PLT Lal Lalia Pickard Cathey Fair Park Aldoom Sven Booth — Wells J. W. Booth Mary Lou Jack Wells Fardyce

Local residents attend events and college moves

Mr and Mrs Royce McMahen of Magnolia hosted visitors with Mr and Mrs Tale MecMahen. Odis Reilly departed for Philadelphia to enroll at Henderson State Teachers College. Creighton Middlebrooks and Tony Boyett headed to the University of Arkansas for schooling as Mr and Mrs Lynn Browning and family from Atlanta Texas joined the church dedication.

Royce McMahen Magnolia Mrs Tale MecMahen Odis Reilly Arkadelphia Henderson State Teachers College Creighton Middlebrooks Tony Boyett University of Arkansas Lynn Browning Atlanta Texas Church

Miss Arkansas crowned in Atlantic City beauty pageant

Colleen Kay Hutchins of Salt Lake City won Miss America 1932 in a five day Atlantic City pageant. The 5 foot 10 teacher, oldest winner at the time, beats 60 contenders and matches the then record height. She plans a career balancing marriage and stage work while pursuing higher education.

Atlantic City Dhutyk Colleen Kay Hutchins Salt Lake City Sou Migs America Bess Myerson New York Ciy Calleen Shy Heroe Dean Cotteen Maxwell Anderson Elizabeth the Queen

Local admit list records several Hope residents

Admitted patients include David Barwick, Hope and Jowell Moore Jr, Hope. Discharged patient Margaret Ann Wooten, Hesston. Josephine Mr Charlie Sangatli, Hope. Mra J J MeKcamie, Hope, Mr Fred Garrett, Hope.

David Barwick Hope Jowell Moore, Jr Margaret Ann Wooten Hesston Josephine Charlie Sangatli J. J. MeKcamie Fred Garrett

Miss America Contest Sparks Glittering Pageant Details

Colleen’s measurements and pageant height noted as she competes with Mrs. Peary Duncan of New York City who won Mrs. America. Duncan among top contenders, Miss Utah and Miss Indiana featured with specific states and cities named. The piece covers titles, scholarships, earnings, and appearances tied to the Miss America event, naming multiple runners up and Miss Yolande Berbeze as previous winner.

Colleen Peary Duncan New York City Asbury Park Aneriva Ayoow Ayeee Miss Ameres Duncan Amwired Utah Sigma Chi Armed Forees Sneech Sdramwaites University of Utah Hatchins Miss AL Watch Mobile Ata Americsnine Indiana Carol Mitchell Rochester North Carolina Lu Long Ogburn Smithfield Arkansas Charlotte Simmen Little Rock Wmlridy Marys Elizabeth Godwin Gainesville

Fifteen Die Violently in Arkansas Last Week

At least 15 people died violently in Arkansas last week. The latest victim was Fay The Hind, a 72-year-old Waldron Presbyterian, struck by a car south of Fort Smith on a Sunday. Traffic mishaps claimed five lives along with drownings two homicides a death by own action and a fatal fan incident.

Associated Press Arkansas Fay *Thes Waldron Fort Smith

Marriage Advice From Dorothy Dix On Avoiding Drunkard Husbands

Dear Miss Dix counsels on romance and domestic strife. A reader battles parental opposition and a volatile husband while seeking advice on marriage and self reliance. The column urges responsibility, patience, and clear goals as the path to a healthier union.

U of A Board to Pick New Head

The University of Arkansas board announces it will select a new head to replace the outgoing Dre Lewis. Webster, as president of the instruction, and Tyidiny are named to lead the process. Trustees indicate the meeting set for Wednesday will cover the succession amid surprise resignation.

U. of A. Board University of Arkansas’ Board of Crustges Wall Herve Weilhosely Jones

25 000 Reds Killed in Recent Weeks War Update

A terse war briefing describes heavy casualties among Reds and Allied forces in recent weeks. Reports mention aerial and ground engagements, with estimates of Chinese casualties and Allied advances, while noting chaotic combat conditions and shifts in front lines. General MacArthur voices caution about escalating stakes and morale.

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