Brookwood P T A Set to Meet. Y W A Also
Social notes report Brookwood P T A to hold a Wednesday afternoon meeting at 3 o'clock with full attendance urged. Y W A of the First Baptist church plans a Monday night 6 30 regular meeting for October. Cosmopolitan Club met Tuesday at Mrs Joyce Smith’s home with Mrs Nation Wylie presiding. Members noted Bill Mauldin and a Hilton review as program items. A Navy veteran reports for honorable discharge at Little Rock October 4 after 26 months in the Pacific. Harold Thomas King of New York City visits his mother and sister in this city.
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Brookwood P.T.A
Y.W.A
The
First Baptist Church
Cosmopolitan Club
Oyce Smith
Jim McKenzie
Nation Wylie
Kelly Bryant
Bill Mauldin
James Hilton
R. L. Broach
Pacific
Little Rock
Ark
Navy
Pre-Marital Confessions and Advice in an Old Column
Dorothy Dix discusses whether couples should reveal faults before marriage to avoid divorce and finds ante matrimony confessions largely impractical. Readers share dilemmas about breakfast duties and a former husband seeking remarriage for money, with Dix warning against flawed motives and advising caution.
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Miss Dix
Bill H
Tom
Susie
Angelina
King Inspects First US Teletypesetter Circuit
Mr King toured The Star's Teletypesetter hardware, part of America's first automatic type setting circuit. The piece notes the etymology of parliament from parler meaning to speak. A postwar issue surveys who returns to traditional domestic roles.
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King
The
Star
America
Parler
Military Personnel Departures and Discharges Reported
Second Lieutenant Charles West of Mrs. C A West arrived Briany from Maxwell Field Alabama and received an honorable discharge. Austin Ross 52/C left for his San Diego base after visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs Truman Humphries and daughters Barbara and Diane left for Shreveport after visiting here. G H Simmons RM1/C arrived for a ten day furlough to visit wife, son George Barry, and relatives.
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Charles West
C. A. West
Briany
Maxwell Field
Ala
Lt. West
Austin Ross
San Diego
Calif
Eric Ross
Mrs. Truman Humphries
Barbara
Diane
Shreveport
G. H. Simmons
George Barry
Simmons
Governors Respond With Ripe Watermelons For Hope
A Missouri river of governors reply to Governor Ben Laney sending 101 pound Hempstead County melons. The letters to Terrell Cornelius, Chamber committee chair, describe oversized gifts, photo sessions, and plans for watermelon parties in state capitols. Governors Hunt Meadows Ford share admiration and thanks.
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Ben Laney
Arkansas
Terrell Cornelius
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Mr. Cornelius
Capitol Building
Laney
Lester C. Hunt
Wyoming
Clarence W. Meadows
West Virginia
Expressman
Hempstead County
Old Kaintuck
Kansas
Hempstead
Ford
Montana
Arkansaw
Sam C. Ford
Mrs. Mary Spragins Dies in California
Mrs. Mary Green Spragins, widow of George S. Spragins, died in Arcadia California. Born February 23 1867 in Hartsville South Carolina she lived much of her life in Hope and Hempstead counties Arkansas and was prominent in local affairs.
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Mary Green Spragins
George S. Spragins
Arcadia
Calif
John Francis Green
Janie Law
Hartsville
S. C
Columbus
Hope
California
Governors Laney and Arnall Exchange Thank You Watermelon Note
A cordial exchange between Texas Governor Coke Stevenson and Georgia Governor Ellis Arnall accompanies a note of thanks for a large watermelon. Stevenson lauds Governor Laney and the fruit, while Arnall expresses warm appreciation and an invitation to Georgia.
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Coke Stevenson
Texas
Mr. Cornelius
Laney
Georgia
Ellis Arnall
Family Survives Include Four Children In Texas California
The obituary notes First Presbyterian Church and U D C activities over years. Survived by three sons John F of Dallas Texas George S Sr of Arcadia Calif and Thomas Edward of Denison Texas and daughter Mrs Otto F Siedschlag of San Gabriel Calif Two brothers Rev James E Greet of Memphis Tenn and Rev J Leighton Green of Fort Worth Texas Funeral services by Rev Thomas Brewster at First Presbyterian Church Hope after family arrival from California.
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First Presbyterian Church
U.D.C
John F
Dallas
Texas
George S. Sr
Arcadia
Calif
Thomas Edward
Denison
Otto F. Siedschlag
San Gabriel
James E. Greet
Memphis
Tenn
J. Leighton Green
Fort Worth
Thomas Brewster
First Presbyterian Church, Hope
California
Kiwanis to Sponsor Stock Show Event
Kiwanis meets for noon session with guests Mark Jackson Ralph Plank Joe Black and others A plan to sponsor a fair stock show includes purchasing calves to be given to 4 H Club boys meeting county agriculture criteria Jo die Anderson Farm Security official speaks on program benefits and Hempstead County Arkansas City convention attendees announced
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Kiwanis Club
Mark Jackson
Frank Hill
Ralph Plank
Brents McPherson
Joe Black
Clifford Franks
Mitchell Sparks
Jodie Anderson
Farm Security
Little Rock
Farm Security Administration
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Kansas City
Jim Em
Train Robbery Intrigue Shocks Lab Shipment
Carolyn discovers a telegram misaddressed to Bob while Leana is away. A westbound freight train with four armed guards is robbed, but Carolyn insists the U-235 shipment was removed by her alone before the train left. The suspense builds as she plans a westward move.
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Leana
Bob
Tonto Mountain
Carolyn
Ken Palmer
Blair
Riz Bob
Leana Sormi
Carolyn Tyler
Improper Canned Foods May Trigger Botulism Poisoning
Dr William A OBrien notes botulism from improperly processed home canned foods, especially vegetables like string beans and corn. Heat must kill germs, but spoiled or inadequately processed foods can still pose danger. boil 15 minutes, recook, and serve immediately. Test foods and symptoms include stomach pains, diarrhea, prostration, and eye muscle paralysis. antitoxin is less useful once advanced.
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William A. O'Brien
NEA
Europe
United States
Limberneck
Local Club Admits Guest Speaker Before Adjournment
The club heard remarks of appreciation for the guest speaker by acting president Clifford Franks and then adjourned after the session. Names bree, Paul Power, Kenneth Hamilton and Leo Ray are noted among attendees.
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Bree
Paul Power
Kenneth Hamilton
Leo Ray
Clifford Franks
Home Town Visitor Harold T. King Visits Kin
Harold T. King of AP Wirephoto, a Hope native now with AP in New York City, visits his mother Mrs. T. R. King and sister Mrs. Lucille Dildy. King started as a radio hobbyist, became a technician with AP, first in Dallas then at New York headquarters.
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Harold T. King
AP Wirephoto
Hope
Associated Press Wirephoto
New York City
T. R. King
Lucille Dildy
Mr. King
Dallas
New York
Mark 16 16 Baptism Linked to Salvation Says Miller
Waymon D Miller minister of the Church of Christ in Hope Arkansas argues that modern preachers distort Mark 16 16 by omitting baptism from salvation. He cites Spurgeon and asserts belief and baptism are inseparable mandates from Christ.
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Jesus
Mark
Spurgeon
Waymon D. Miller
Church of Christ
5Th and
Grady Streets
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Harold Thomas King
This City
Dorothy DIX
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Rialto
Paul Man
Chapman
Barwick’s Electric Service
E. Third St. Hope, Ark
Bob Elmore
Calvin E. Cassidy
Hope, Ark
Ark. Bank
Mary Spragins
Kiwanis
Oren Arnold
Ihe
Korncays
Hope, Arkansas
Adv
Beauty
Geo
W. Robison & Co
Nashville
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