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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1949

Page

5

Wedding Announcements and Social Notices From Emmet Area

A sequence of society notices reports engagements and weddings. Miss Joan Townsend sails for Henderson College. Linda Jones wed Grover J. Moore in Los Angeles. Rosemary Coop and Louis Ward Howard wed at First Christian church in Barado with family guests from Hugo Texarkana and Camden. Social gatherings include memoranda for church circles and PTA meetings through September 15.

Joan Townsend Emmet Ramey Garland Ketderson College Miss Townsend Tune Jones Virginie Mathinner Madé Thompson Dwight Pankey Don Lithe Coop-Howard Barlow F. C. Deathurage Hugn Okla Tosnee Coop Louis Ward Miss Coop Howard M Idoyd EG. Coop Howard Rey W. P. Hardegroee Ted E. Jones Jean Keith Texarkana Laytyanner G. O. Coleman Prescott Sarah Ferrier Law Terrier Hugo Qlda George Newbery F. G. Deatherage Linda Jones California Chichester Immanuel Presbyteriam Church Los Angeles Caliss Linda Jones Hope Grover J. Moore Grover C. Moore Glen Tudor William Jones Rosemary Coop Louis Ward Haward Lawis Ward Haward Borado Dany Ligud Coop Kellie Bor Howard TL Dorado Willige PF. Mardegree Luther Hollaman, Jr Ted J. Jones Mr Jones Sara Peggier Hug Ferrier Bouviedia Ivy Lee Vomiin Carneden George Newborn Colempo Preseall Wayie Waligman' Howard Wirs G. Goob

Coming and Going at Area Meet and College Trips

Students headed to contests and colleges this weekend include Bimneer Brown, Clifford Franks, Syvelle Burke, and Jack Lowe traveling Saturday to Ansay City for the Ma KaneAriistrict meet. Others left for Philadelphia for Henderson State Teachers College, with Norma Jean Pranks and several classmates. Sunday departures sent students toward Fayetteville for the University of Arkansas and Dallas for Southern Methodist University, while Mr and Mrs Glen Williams and Mr and Mrs Eddie Powell attended a football game at War.

Mia Martia Lusk Yosemite National Park San Francisco California Wire Moore Los Angeles EB. &. Jones Mone Hope High School Fledderson Arkadelyina Sity of California Tros Angeles I | University of Southern California Seth Lyle Caap Howasth Vantage Giles Smith Camden Grootm Merri Capp Vincent A. Keith Belly Robins Phyllis Williams Dorothy Henry Russell Steed Lucien Abraham Fonzie Moses E. W. Johnson Pagettville University of Ark Texas State College For Women Denton Tex Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia University of Arkansas Zats Toy Alpha Vv. A. Keith Violet W. Johnson Roberta Larry Lanner Deyn Keith Vexaykana R. EL. Howard Erlene Howard Sheppard Ward Wayne Huddleston I Dorado Ivy Lee Pomulu Glenn Smith Glenn Jr Eng Mes J. E. Smith O. Coteman Presvolt Lucien Abrayamoo Mayetuville O. Doatherage Leon Bertie Robert Hugoida Bimneer Brown Clifford — Franks Syvelle Burke Jack Lowe Ansay City Miwanis Clitas Arasi Q Apkadelphia Norma Jean Pranks Ninla Dean Compien Mary Leu Marre Illie Boyett Nancy Camp Betty Murphy Peggy Penecost Ermitly Ja Wilson Pant In- Byam Marlin Pool Jy. Areh Moore Ellington John McLeed Darrell Dr Glen Williams Eddie Powell War

Memorial Stadium Site Event Amid City Visitors

Memorial Stadium in Life Rock hosted a Saturday event with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Garrett and a visit to Mrs. Wim Gaprell in a Baptist hospital ward. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. TD J. Bowers, plus Ruston, Louisiana residents Mr. and Mrs. dacyk Creak, joined weekend gatherings at parental homes with Floyd bank connections. The report notes several local families and visitors in attendance.

Wilton Garrett Wim Gaprell Baptizi State Hospital TD. J. Bowers Ine Dacyk Creak Ruston, la Miss Floyd Bank

Moonlit Echoes in a Torn Family Crisis

A fragmented prose scene shows Emily defending home and memories against a controlling partner as a tense domestic conflict unfolds. Names like Emily and Gusnel surface amid chaotic dialogue about moving, possessions, and loyalty within a strained household.

Fast Moving Times Define Statism in Weary Rhetoric

A fragmentary political screed critiques rapid modern change and a new definition of statism. It references Webster and President Eisenhower era language, noting confusion and the push of official rhetoric while lamenting unclear public discourse.

Wwe Helier Celia: University General Basenhower Washington Buse Ariel

Local Column Cleared From City Block Mixup

A fragmented street note lists Ave Peed Column along with Miledeck and Pinladea Maptes and Les Audules Minas near Rack Hyeykug. The readable text hints at a column or route naming in a nascent map or columnar street listing, suggesting a historical city layout detail with unclear spellings and neighborhood references.

Dorothy Dix on Suspicious Wives and Trust

Dorothy Dix advises married women to face jealousy with careful honesty. She argues trust is essential, warns that suspicion fuels deceit, and suggests practical paths to rebuild faith rather than entangle spouses in false accusations.

Dorothy Sarnoff Isrush Dent Dorothy Dix Wight Dix Eean Toyu Hetto Chi Hit Sven

Language Shifts Through Turbulent Wartime Times

A fragmented discussion traces how terms like fascist liberal and communist shift meaning amid wartime upheaval. The piece notes evolving labels reflect changing politics and warn that readers must adapt language to avoid misnaming individuals as names drift with currents of history.

New Hearing Button in Chicago Promises Clearer Hearing

In Chicago a firm unveils a tiny in ear device called the Phantomoid, claiming to restore hearing with a discreet button worn in the ear. Makers Bello Dept offer a free brochure and test guidance, highlighting privacy and ease of use for the deafened seeking improved sound.

Chicago Meir Bello 18Th St. Chiesa Benny Bellone Laday

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