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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1953
Page
5
A busy week of society events includes PRA Study Circle at Miss Grassi Verdinealsa’s home on September 23, Methodist Church activities from September 24 to 28, and many club gatherings. Women’s circles, garden clubs, and junior groups meet for study, prayers, nature hikes, devotions, and socials with plans for service and mission support.
Mr and Mrs Robert Conway and Miss Rebeca Conway visit Conway family in Mississippi and Texas. Airman Smith to be stationed in Tacoma Washington after the gathering. Mr and Mrs G P Drake of New Orleans stay in Hope, planning to move to Dallas. Miss Mary Louise Copeland returns from Jackson Mississippi and Shreveport Louisiana.
Hospital notes list several admitted and discharged patients from Hope including Mass Nel Moxley Mrs Jehan Robins and Mrs Hichard Johnson with others such as Mes Jerey Golden and Gary Butler. Discharges include Mrs Sula Roberts and Wanda Ellis among Hope residents.
The DeRoan Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. L. J. Purtle’s home with co host Mrs. James Lutterbych. President Mrs. Buel Rogers opened the meeting after a devotional and prayer. Plans were made for a booth at the Third District Livestock Show and a rummage sale on September 19. The group voted to send Christmas gifts to the Crippled Children's Home in Little Rock. Refreshments were served to 10 members and two guests. The October meeting will be at Mrs. Arnold Middlebrooks in Beverly Hills.
In Costa Mesa California Adolph Spreckels heir to the Sugar family is ordered held for superior court action on charges of beating his former wife actress Kay Williams Justice Donald J Dodge approves delaying the order until October to allow transcription of the voluminous notes from the Newport Justice Court preliminary hearing during which Williams testified she was dragged by the hair and beaten.
Dorothy Dix advises a reader entangled with a married man who drinks and neglects his wife. Dix cautions the reader that she is being used as a solace while the husband’s marriage may fail due to unresolved issues and the man’s own dependence on alcohol.
The Prescott news notes the Nevada County fair schedule with poultry and swine judging on September 24 and 25, including official dress and show entries. It also covers the Benjamin Culp Chapter D A R meeting with details of officers, agenda, and attendees, plus local social notices and visits.
Fragmentary OCR reports on Sunray pipeline plans with scattered references to executives, projects, and locations. The text blends unclear names and phrases, mentioning Sunray, pipeline, possible agencies, and various coded terms without coherent detail.
The article outlines a proposed river navigation and fuel project along the Oklahoma Mississipp River linking Shay village to Port Sanity and Conway Nott Little Rock. It notes the target route via Duncan Alten and West Memphis with a 98 mile distance and a pipeline diameter of 10 inches, while Suntay and others have not yet disclosed details or commitment.
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