Local PTA Programs Highlight County Meeting Activities
Auxiliary of the Garrett Tudiial Baptist church hosts a gathering with Amy Jean Green and Mrs. Geo. 4, plus district PTA leaders, sharing talks on what the PTA means to home schooling and parent association. A later Spring Hill session elected officers. Brookwood PTA outlined the year with 74 members present and a social lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blevins
Amy Jean Green
Arkansas
Hemp County
L. Myooley
Huie
Arkadelphia
P. It
Caton Baker
Ynolia
Sringhill P. T. A
Audi UM
I Dones
R. A. Soler
Dand Kidd
Lester Huckabee
Garland Kidd
Ronalda Souter
Asurer
J. W. Riley
Dale Hunt
Pogram
Brookwood
Brookwood P. T. A
Fiscool
Lord's Iyer
Delton
Ton
Aston
Chas
LaMar
Close of Meeting and Travels Span Arkansas and Texas
Mrs. P. J. Holt and Mrs. J. W. Perkins attended a School of Instruction in Mineral Springs. Paul R. Keel of Dallas and Arthur A. Keel of Port Arthur also present with several Keels from Newport, Ark. The funeral of KR i Keel was held in Washington, Ark. Mrs. Lottie Coleman left for Little Rock after visiting the Griffins. Fred Smith of San Francisco visits Hiram Hatfield and sister Mrs. Tarpley in Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Holt
J. W. Perkins
Mineral Springs
Howard
Paul R. Keel
Dallas
Arthur A. Keel
Port Arthur
John Keel
Newport, Ark
Lat Moses
Peggy
New Boston
KR. i. Keel
Washington, Ark
Lottie Coleman
Little Rock
Herbert Griffin
Fred Smith
San Francisco
Hiram Hatfield
W. E. Tarpley
Mr. Tarpley
Texarkana
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
Julia Chester admitted with A. D. Barrow in Washington and Jan Lipscomb in Gordon. Discharged: Mrs. D. C. Morgan Route 1 Hope, Mrs. B. H. Rouse Prescott, Harvey Lester Hope, Mrs. Mary A. Patton Route 4 Hope, Sam Carrigan Mineral Springs, Josephine Discharged, J. A. Collier Sr. Hope. Branch admits Mrs. Maude Maylon Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
A. D. Barrow
Washington
Jan Lipscomb
Gordon
D. C. Morgan
Rt. 1
Hope
B. H. Rouse
Prescott
Harvey Lester
Mary A. Patton
Rt. 4
Sam Carrigan
Mineral Springs
Cities Meet to Discuss Getting New Industry
Nine cities from five states gathered in Kansas City to form the Mid‑Century Industrial council aimed at boosting the Midwest as an attractive site for industry. Des Moines Omaha Lincoln Des Moines Neb Wichita Little Rock Oklahoma City Tulsa Fort Worth sent delegates as chamber representatives. George Catis of Kansas City was chosen chairman and said more cities would be invited to join the effort to promote regional industrial opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Midwest
Chambers of Commerce
Des Moines
Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
Wichita
Little Rock
Ark
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Tex
George Catis
Helen Hayes Daughter Mary MacArthur Dies at 18
New York report says actress Mary MacArthur, 18, daughter of Helen Hayes and Charles MacArthur, died at Lenox Hill Hospital after a generalized virus infection. She was to appear with her mother in a Broadway premiere next month and had earlier acted with Hayes in Westport tryouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary MacArthur
Helen Hayes
Lenox Hill Hospital
Charles MacArthur
Miss Hayes
Miss MacArthur
Westport
Conn
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Atyack
Victoria Regina
Judge Malone Acquitted in Subordination Perjury Case
Former Monroe county judge J. V. Malone Jr. is found not guilty of subordination perjury by a Prairie county circuit court jury. The case, moved from Clarendon Arkansas on a change of venue, was decided last night in Prairie county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desire
Monroe County
J. V. Malone, Jr
Prairie County
Clarendon
Ark
Love and Elopement in a Small Town Tale
Tod Duncan faces conflict as Liz Conover elopes with another man Jenny Poleska, an old friend, pursues Tod while he contemplates love with Jenny and a promised job from the Conager Agency His mother pressures him as he recalls past affection for Liz and plans for his future, with the dramatic cliffhanger To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos Duncan
Liz Conover
Jenny Poleska
Tod
Jenny
Liz
Ted
Harriet
Joe
Poleskas
Pop
Sarriet
Conover
Conager
Conager Agency
Third District Livestock Show Announces Entries
Announced entries cover foods including cakes biscuits and breads, home arts with crocheted items, pillows and towels, and food preservation projects. Participants list numerous 4 H club members from Hope and surrounding areas with detailed entries across multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. McWilliams
Hope
Horace Alford
J. E. Mewilliams
Alice Nichols
D. B. Dragoo
W. H. Light
Grvin Betts
McWilliams
L. A. Bovis
C. B. Rodnett
Divinity
Robert Musings
Prescott
B. Aaron
W. A. Alston
Glen Wallace
Nashville
Wade Gilbert
Washington
J. W. Revenga
Emmet
J. P. Hulson
Emma Louise Downs
Columbus
Howard Collier
Club
Dragoo
D_ B
Emme Louise Downs
Het
Hell
Princess Allen
EL H. Byers
Itt
Ruey Lewallen
Bdoward Callie
YU. Fenwiel
Mes
T. B. Fenwick
Bill Sehooley
Births in Hope and nearby towns show many newborns
A long list from Hope and surrounding areas records dozens of births. Names include Henry Loe, Roy Carlos, Doris Porterfield, Carolyn Sue Reid, Richard Wesley, James Keith, Marilyn Ann Mitchell, Sharon Kay Porterfield, and many others. Fathers and mothers span Loe, Clack, Porterfield, Reid, Frederick, Claris, Mitchell, Forrester, Hamilton, Walthall, Etter, Bayless, Gleason, Langham, Butler, Jones, King, Speck, Hovarter, Gardner, Bogers, Powell, McCrayen, Witherspagn, and more, with locations such as Hope, Lewisville, and Kane listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mne
Ruth Fenwick
Hope
Henry Loe
Edgar and
Mittle Clack
Lewiswile
Roy
Carlos
Doris
Joe
Virginia _ Porterfield
Carolyn Sue
Richard
Vivian Reid
Richard Wesley
Frederick
Mary Claris
Hone
James Keith
Robert
Helen Mitchell
Marilyn Ann
William
Dorothy Porterfield
WeCaskill
Sharon Kay
Jackson
Lena Forrester
Noel
Betty Alford
Stamps
Robert Morgen
Garland
Mahdeen Urrey
Fredrick Eugene
Gordon
Victoria Bayless
Becky Linda
Wayne
Billie Gleason
Susan Kay
Earl
Frances Langham
Ope
Brenda Louise
Éwin
Ardis Butler
Bodcaw
Peggy LaVelle
George
Frances Jones
Joyce Lynda
Alice Dyer
Kane
jBirl
Alice Faye
Frank
Dori King
Loy
John Alfred
Warren
Betty Speck
Rebecca Kay
Hubert
Belly White Rosston
Thomas Rey
Harsh
Kathleen Vines
Patsmas
Phyllis Carole
Harry
Melba Lauterbach
William Hayry
Barbara “Edwards
William Morris
Selim Hovarter
Jimmy Cavall
John
Virguila Gardner
John Bogers
Tit
Arlie
Buna Peatherstone
P Lewisville
Gir
Duanna Lewise
Kenneth Aid Marjorie Powel
Mirianma
Lloyd Paul
Hiram A
Bella McCrayen
Relda Tea
Pauline
Bernie
Homie Sue
E.W
Virgu Ross
Lonald Ca James
Anice Stiles
Trope
Marilyn Sue
James
Dayle Bearden
Linda Gayle
Walter
Mattie Johnson
Billy Sue
Gladys Wheat
Fulton
Frank 0
Floyd
Inez
Coppewood
Prescot
Michael Kent
Pan
Mary Matzison
Ti Dag
Naomi Maxwell
Emmet
Junie Witherspagn
Chinese Reds Start New Constitution
More than 600 communist representatives began work in Peiping on the new constitution and government of communist China. Mao Tsetung announced the people’s republic of China and hoped for world peace. the council plans to notify on Oct. 10 that the state is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Peiping
Communist China
Communist New China
Chinese Peoples Political Consultative Council
Mao Tsetung
Peoples Republic of China
U. S. Date Department
Dean Acheson
Paul Moritz
International Communitee
Young Men's Christian Association
Henry D. Jones
National Christian Council
John W. Powell
American Chinese Weekly Review
Powell
Tientsin
Tsiang
General Assembly
Far East
Tslang
Russia
Stay-at-Home Wife Question in Dorothy Dix Column
A 33 year old man, married ten years, laments his wife’s isolation and lack of social life. He asks if a young couple can live with no outside interests. The answer begins: Well, Mr. X, if you are unable to carry on an intelligent conversation with your wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Gary
Mr. X
Hoy
Arheth
Sara
Murdés
Jang
el. Syndicate
Unraveling Selfishness and Unpardonable Sins in Advice Columns
A reader questions the morality of self sacrifice in marriage and the unpardonable sin debate. Miss Dix counsels balance between self regard and care for others, noting laziness and unkindness as key faults. The column explores how selfishness harms affection and the difficulty of defining a true unpardonable sin amid heredity and circumstance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garrett Tudiial Baptist Church
Lillian F
Ong
Mesdames Syd
Hamilton Hanegan
George K. B. Tooley
R. L. Broach
Tillery
Jerome Smith
W. Barks
Sdames
S. A. Whitlay
J. W.anch
F. M. Horton
Jim McI
Zie
Ben Owens
Artsfield
Wm. P. Hardegree
Pelton Houston
Hinton Davis
Jim Mede
Kes Graham
Bert Lewallen
Tom Fulton
A. A. Hal
Elmer Wh
Turner
Dorsel McRae
Charles Wylie
Grady Williams
Pingers
Charles Graham
B. A. Ie
Girls Glee Club
Elmer Brown
Beta Sigma
Josephine
J. A. Collier, Sr
Charles Fricks
Branch
Maude Maylon
Someone To Love
Irene Lonnen Ernhart
NEA Service, Inc
Zod
Denny
Jim Courtney
James B. Courtney
Shawnee Place
NOE Ce Music
Judg
Veen Garland
Johnson
Hope Star
Walnut Street
12Th Street
South Walnut
South Walker
13Th
Mth
15Th
South Elm West Avenue B
West Fth
Courthouse Square
R. N. Mouser
Carol Stewart
H Clay
Herub
Bill Schooley
W. Reyenga
Riley Lewallen
Fred Hunt
Bill Sehoding
J. B. Hargis
Odel Luck
Wlw
Light
Victor Thompson
Odell Luck
E. H. Byers
Princess Alien
C. W. Wilson
Cohmbus
H. Byers
Kiley Lewatlen
Monroe Stuart
Ozan
Challe Wilson
Columbuns
J. L
Hue
T. B
Fenwyick
Lupe
Dollie Sue Beek
I. W. Reyenga
Yved Hynt
Byers
Slope
Bill Suhouley
V. B
Penwick
Ervin Betty
Jupe
J. B. Venwits
Ifune
W. Revenya
Miley Lewallon
AD. C
J, EH. MewWilliams
Higgu
Clothing
B. Fenwick
Tf. Light
O. B. Hednett
Hedaett
B. Bragoo
Ergin
Bells
Dw. Revenga
Druze
Wei
Honea
Carter Sutton
J. W. Reyenga
Immvet
Mike Johnson
Annie Thomas
Larence
Janie Phillips
Aim
Laura Barnes
Riul
Gil and
Birdie Dixon
Blegigs
Hazel and
Machell Taylor, Hope
Dierman
Catherine Riven
Cleppists
Hazel Burton
Gilbert and
Burnice James
Mack
Savanah Spencer
Neelveshce
Lillian Glasgow
Carree
Dorothy Coleman
Patmos
Hay
Lineilord
Maple Johnson
Ione
Freddie
Maggie Rodgers
Quan
Oxataahiel
Osh Sims
John and
Mildred Welch
Girris
Dess
Olen
Mattie Nicks
Mie Williams
Dorothy DIX
Hope City Hall
Ss Mule Tea Tyre
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