Sunday School party and club meetings at local churches
The notice lists a quarterly Sunday School party at the Methodist Church at 7 p m on September 12, and multiple September meetings: Baker Home Demonstration Club at Mrs A W White’s home on Ads Street September 1 at 6 30 p m, Circle No 5 WSCS of First Methodist on September 16 at 7 30 p m with hostesses Mrs Carl McClellan, Mrs Clifton Eis, Leota Futrer and program by Mrs Norman Bradford, plus a Country Club gathering after a Hope Stamps game at Hammons Stadium hosted by several couples. The Hope Nursing Home District No 2 held a meeting September 12 with Mrs Maude Cooper as hostess. officers named as President Mrs Cooper, Secretary Mrs L Boland. A district meeting in Conway September 1 3 to discuss nursing home problems. state convention in Atlantic City with delegates Mrs Grace Mosley and Rev and Mrs Bunson. Baker HD Club met September 12 at 7 30 p m with guest speaker Miss Less Peru. October meeting to be at Mrs Merlin Cox’s home. Oglesby PTA retreat night at 7 30 o'clock in the school auditorium with Mrs Frank King presiding. Spiritual Education Committee chaired by Bro W C Lang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Carl McClellan
Clifton Eis
Leota Futrer
Norman Bradford
Maude Cooper
Nursing: Home Association
Nursing Home Association
The
Hope Nursing Home
Cooper
Hope
Atlantic City
Grace Mosley
Texarkana
Bunson
Nashville
J. W. White
Baker HD Club
Baker Home Demonstration Club
J W. White
Vernon Schooley
Bobbie Kay
Turner
Fence
Carol Baker
Lawrence Easterling
Wylie
Merlin Cox
Frank’ King
Oglesby
Welcome to New School Year Meeting Notes
Parents of transferred students and beginners were welcomed into the organization and BTA by the president. Mrs T V Messer introduced teachers including two new ones, Mrs W H Shidder and Mrs Earl Dowis, and outlined plans for the year. Unusual attendance and many fathers attended, with the superintendent James H Jones explaining transfer patterns and equity in pupil assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. Messer
W. H. Shidder
Earl Dowis
Fight
King
James H. Jones
Brookwood PTA Holds Busy September Meeting
The Brookwood PTA convened in the school auditorium on September 11 with Mrs. W. E. Waller presiding. Officers and officers and committee members for 1917 58 were introduced, yearbooks distributed, study course plans announced for fourth fifth and sixth grades, and Brownie and Cub Scout troops sponsored. Parents heard talks on the coming school year, and a large attendance praised the event’s social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookwood Pta
W. E. Waller
Breck Schneck
W. T. Baker
Horace Fuller
Sam Andrews
W. B. Waller
PTA
Arch Wylie
Kim McKenzie
Breck Schueck
Jim James
Waller
Brownies
Billy Monts
BE. J. Brown
Brookwood
Sam
Andrews
Orval Taylor
Herbert, Hartsfield
Rufus Herndon
Births of twins in Prescott hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Glass of Hope announce the birth of twins a boy and a girl each weighing five pounds at Cora Donnell Hospital in Prescott on Sept 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Glass
Hope
Cora’ Donnell’ Hospital
Prescott
Tommy Jones
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List Names
Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs Frances Hillard from Hope Paul Crawford and Jen nie Stewart and Mrs Julie Alston with addresses in Hope. Discharges include David Sutton and Mrs Ernest Cobb from Hope. Branch notes list Glenda Applegate and Mrs Viola Bobo from Hope with discharge for Mrs F O Hughson Fullon Lottie Davis and baby boy.
Dorothy Dix Column Helps Ma Handle Daughter Rumors
Dorothy Dix advises a mother to verify rumors about her daughter before confrontation. An open talk with the daughter, then, if needed, engagement with the other girl to confirm details is recommended. The piece also covers parental opposition to romance and offers cautious guidance on marriage choices and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Ter
Ayervain
Dorothy
Mary
Jim
Lee
Hoek
H. K
Maxwell House coffee price cuts shock New York area markets
Maxwell House division of General Foods cuts wholesale prices by 2 to 8 cents a pound on regular ground coffee and Sanka, Yuba, and Bills lines. Albert Jacobs followed with a 3 cent cut on vacuum tin coffee. Retail chains like Grand Union pass reductions to shoppers in New York metropolitan area.
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Hoboken
Nel
Maxwell House
General Foods Corp
Metdiain
Eoffoss
Lts
Sanka
Albert Jéhiers
Maxwall House
Hs Vacunum Tin Coffey
yYoday
Lince
Wera Ree
Ag’ Grand’ Union Co
Hal
Grand Union
Segregation Issue in Alaska Too Segregation Issue in Alaska Too
A house in North Pole was burned on Saturday night. City officials say arson likely, with charges alleging the fire was deliberate due to the Green family race. Mayor Don Miller reported the incident as a possible hate crime. The Greens are described as the last Black family to live in the small community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Alisha
Don Miller
Bob Green
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Ctendar
Fidells
Fort Laramie
Pk Fort
de Luxe
Silver Dollar Club
Methodist Church
A. W. White
Ads Street
Homer Beverly
Donald Moore
Frank King
Country Club
Hope Stamps
Hammons Stadium
Hope Drive-In
Kirk
Douglas
Sterling Hayden
Hospital
Rix Sea
New Orleans
Roe
Clark Gabel
Rhett Butler
With
Warner Bags
Rage
Warnergolor
Agnes R
Agnes
Mona
Alaska
Florence M. Conway
G. Madison
Henry Madison
Frank Madison
M. S. Bates
of Hope
Arkanata
Pioneer Western Life Insurance Company
Main, Little Rock
NTER
Children’s
Boxer Longies
Pikes Peak
Timberline
Chevrolet
Avaleas
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