Wedding of Doris Hatcher and Robert Hutson
The wedding was held Wednesday September 26 at 7 30 PM in the Hat cher home on Second Street. Rev S A Whitlow officiated before greenery and white gladioli. The bride wore light blue wool with black accessories and carried a white Bible with white tube roses. Attendant Mickey Boyett wore dusty rose wool with brown accessories. Best man was Edwin Stewart. The couple will reside in Hope after a short trip to Little Rock.
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Robert Terrel Hutson
Last Second Street
S. A. Whitlow
Mickey Boyett
Edwin Stewart
Little Rock
Hope
E. T. Brice
A. Nash
Alvin Reynolds
Charles Thomas
Coming and Going in the Hope Navy Community
Russell Lewallen 2 C escorted from San Diego after a point system discharge. Cpl Osborne Brown and wife visited Crimore Virginia with Brown's parents. Ensign Mark Buchannan joined family in Shreveport from Jacksonville. Chaplin Richard L Johnson visited Hope before discharge after 5.5 years service. Newborn son announced by Mr. and Mrs. Harper Lieper in Texarkana.
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Russell Lewallen
San Diego
California
Intrepid
Cpl
Mrs. Osborne Brown
Cpl. Brown
Crnmore
Virginia
S.P.G
M. M. Smyth
Marion Buchannan
N. B. Price
W. M. Evans
Shreveport
Ensign Mark M. Buchannan
Jacksonville
Fla
Ensign Buchannan
Chaplin Richard L. Johnson
Hope
South Greening Street
Chaplin Johnson
Harper Lieper
Michael Meager Hospital
Texarkana
Fenwick Returns to Civilian Life from Navy Center
Henry Lee Fenwick son of Mr and Mrs T B Fenwick of Avenue B is being returned to civilian life through the Navy Personnel Separation Center in Memphis Tennessee He is among service members transitioning from active duty to civilian status.
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T. B. Fenwick
Avenue B
Navy
Memphis
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Glaucoma Arising In Adults Often Goes Untreated
Glaucoma causes blindness and can be arrested if caught early. It develops after age 40, may follow cataract or eye injury, and often goes unnoticed until vision loss occurs. Regular eye exams are essential as treatment focuses on improving fluid drainage and monitoring progression.
Dinner Meeting at First Christian Tonight Speaks Dr. Gilbert
The Men’s Fellowship Group of First Christian church hosts a dinner at 7:30 tonight in the recreation building. Dr. O. G. Gilbert of Dyersburg Tennessee will speak as he considers a church call. The item notes Fenwick’s Navy service and that his wife resides in Hope. It also reports Ted Jones recovering after an appendectomy at Julia Chester Hospital.
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The
First Baptist Church
First Christian Church
O. G. Gilbert
Dyersburg
Tenn
Pacific
Admiraltys
Okinawa
Fenwick
Hope
Ted Jones
Julia Chester Hospital
Ideal marriage age debated by Dorothy Dix column
Dorothy Dix argues there is no guaranteed happy age for marriage. Youths face rising bills and duties as babies arrive, while the elderly lack learning capacity and passion. She condemns mismatched older couples and cites a philosopher’s summary: marriage by God for youth, by the Devil for an old woman with a boy.
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Miss Georgia Story Dies at Home in Hope
Miss Georgia TalLula Story daughter of the late Reverend W R Story died at 417 West Second Street at 11 45 Wednesday after a short illness. Funeral at home 2 30 Friday conducted by Rev S A Whitlow First Baptist Church. Burial in Shower Springs cemetery. Survived by four sisters Cora Staggs Claude Stuart Anna Story of Hope and Mrs Grover Bardwell Texarkana two brothers Garrett Story Hope and J W Story El Paso Pallbearers listed.
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Georgia TalLula Story
W. R. Story
Story
West Second Street
S. A. Whitlow
First Baptist Church
Shower Springs
Miss Story
Cora Staggs
Claude Stuart
Anna Story
Hope
Grover Bardwell
Texarkana
Garrett Story
J. W. Story
el Paso
Texas
John P. Vesey
Kline Snyder
Y. W. Young
Herbert Lewallen
Nathan Harbour
Faank Russell
Carl Reese
Noel Alford
Kiwanis Division Elects Leo Ray Vice-President
Leo Ray was elected lieutenant governor of the Tth Division of the Mc Kan Ark District Kiwanis International at the Kansas City convention September 24 25. He is the second Hope club member elected in three years with Lyle Brown chosen for 1944. Attendees from Hope were K G Hamilton J A Embree and Paul H Power. They returned to Hope on Wednesday.
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Tth
Mc-Kan-Ark
Kiwanis International
Kansas City
Ray
Hope Club
Lyle Brown
K. G. Hamilton
J. A. Embree
Paul H. Power
Hope
DDT Not What It's Cracked Up to Be Declared
Arkansas malaria control director John E. Taylor of the State Health Department says the so called miracle insecticide DDT is not the cure all the public believes. He notes it kills only 16 percent of boll weevils and is not a complete solution.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
John E. Taylor
State Health Department
Widows of World War II form supportive groups in New York
Ruth Millett reports on a new organization in New York named Widows of World War II where members seek practical paths after loss. She notes similar efforts nationwide with service wives turning hardship into productive work, like two Columbus women making toys for children and building postwar careers.
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Ruth Millett
New York
Columbus
Ohio
DDT Yields Mixed Results Against Garden Pests
Weevils show 77 percent mortality with calcium arsenate, while DDT offers only a slight effect on the Mexican bean beetle. Taylor warns buyers to select the correct DDT preparation for their specific insect target.
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Taylor
Mystery X-999 shipment theft unfolds in lab drama
Carolyn confronts the missing X-999 cargo in the Schoenfeld Laboratory. She and Bob uncover deceit of inner leaden boxes replaced with rocks and relocate the contraband to a city air shipment. Carolyn moves fast by bank and airport seeking a new lead while dodging attention.
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Leana
Bob
Ken Palmer
Carloyn
Ken
Schoenfeld Laboratory
Leana Sormi
Czarolym
Governors Reply to Hope Melons From Arkansas
Louisiana Governor Jimmie H. Davis and North Dakota Governor Fred G. Andahl acknowledge 132 and 100 pound Arkansas watermelons sent by Hope Chamber of Commerce and Governor Laney. Virginia Governor Colgate W. Darden Jr. and Delaware and others praise the gift and plan displays and seed preservation.
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Hope
Ben Laney
Arkansas
Terrell Cornelius
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Mr. Cornelius
Chamber of Commerce
Laney
Jimmie H. Davis
Louisiana
Chamber of Commerce of
Fred G. Andahl
North Dakota
Colgate W. Darden, Jr
Virginia
Quotes on America and peace by officials and leaders
A collection of statements from Newbold Morris Walter Bacon Walter Edge Rabbi Jacob Hoffman Leon Blum and Bayonne Times highlighting American civic ideals wartime lessons and the path to world peace through cooperation and ethical principles.
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Rabbi Jacob Hoffman
New York City
Russia
Leon Blum
France
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