30 Sep 1950
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1950
Page
1
The Women of the Church will meet Wednesday in Bert Rider with A Sfields secretary of the program and Mrs G B Morris assisting. The Friday Music Club luncheon is canceled and will be held Saturday October 7 at the Barrow Hotel. Members are asked to be present.
Out of town relatives attended the funeral of Marshall Ha turday include Moody and Fincher families of Waldo and Texarkana. Also present were Shupert and Buchanan of Ida bel and Prescott respectively, with Dorado Hudson. Friday Hope Dorado football game hosts drew Byron Hefner and daughter Arthadale of Texarkana and Buddy Perkins of BH Dorado.
Mr and Mrs Jack Galloway of Okay announce the birth of a son Dwight on Thursday September 21. Mildred Robinson Galloway is the mother. A baby boy born August 30 to Mrs Lucille Harden wife of James T Harden USN second class at the XU 8 Naval Hospital San Diego California is named James Thomas Jr The father serves at the US Naval Training Center San Diego They reside at 3708 Earlman St San Diego They have one other child.
Hospital notes list the birth of Norman Orville to Suita Ghester and Mr. Orville Green of Hope on September 29, 1950. Other entries show discharges and admissions for local residents including Gary Evans, Annie Dennis, Mrs Modic Lee, Miss Lelia Oller, and Mrs Lillie Hil.
The article notes CBS Jcolor and other color systems under review, with FCC warning setmakers to act or face a final Columbia color ruling. Possible improvements and changes in color technology are discussed as the agency considers a decisive step.
Bible Study at 9 45 a m worship at 10 45 a m Young Peoples class at 6 00 p m worship at 7 30 p m Mid week services on Wednesday 7 30 p m Ladies Bible class at Fifth and Grady meets Tuesday at 2 30 p m You are always welcome here.
West Second at Pine invites church members to enroll in the new Church School Year with special classes led by W. S. Atkins. Aiming for 200 men to hear him the Century Bible Class. World Wide Communion Sunday features mediation by the pastor. Evening worship at 7 15 with a 7 30 board meeting for stewards and education workers council. Choir practice at the church.
North Main at West Avenue B offers 9 45 Sunday School for all ages. 10 50 Morning Worship with Anthem and sermon. 12 00 Annual Meeting with yearly reports and project ideas. 12 30 Official Board meeting to organize for new year. 12 45 Dinner in Fellowship Hall. 6 00 Social hour and CYP meetings. 7 30 Evening Worship with choir and sermon.
An anonymous source doubted charges would be brought against the four men for breaking FCC regulations. He said obtaining evidence of operating an unlicensed transmitter is essential, noting mere possession does not violate the law.
In Biloxi Mississippi on September 30 the United Confederate Veterans one-man reunion closed with Gen James W Moore 98 of Selma Alabama commander in chief watching as Sons of Confederate Veterans danced with their wives. Moore announced plans for a 1951 Norfolk Virginia convention, stating there will be a last reunion for the boys in gray. J Belmont Dennis of Covington Georgia was re elected commander in chief of the SCV. Division commanders J Milton Bailey Neil Bohfinger and Gen John J Lively were re elected. Fred P Myers and Norton Mason Jr were named historian and adjutant in chief respectively.
Area churches announce morning worships prayers and holy days with schedules for Bishop services Sunday School choir rehearsals and midweek gatherings. Notable items include World Communion Sunday and the Lord's Supper observance at St Marks Episcopal and several Baptist churches detailing training courses prayer meetings and youth activities.
A former Miss Frey leads a PR agency as Ede and Dan Reagan share a night drive scene. Their evolving closeness tests professional lines and hints at personal changes amid a stalled divorce. The conversation weighs risk, loyalty, and the possibility of a new team.
A Dorothy Dix essay argues the traditional ideal of a loving wife who stays at home is harmful. It contends women need outside interests to avoid obsession with grief and domestic duties, and that marriage suffers when wives view the home as the universe. It critiques women who abandon clubs and personal pursuits after marriage.
At the UN, Chairman R Urdaneta Arbeiner of Colombia presides as a Vice chairman and rapporteur are pending election while the body schedules business. Vishinsky seeks priority for a peace proposal and arms pact items amid U S Formosa and Balkan dispute arguments. Also noted are historic claims about early chloroform is and Morse’s art career before the telegraph patent.
A columnist argues that middle aged women with no outside interests or social ties harm their marriages and families. The piece labels such lack of personal pursuits as ruinous, urging women to cultivate various outside activities for their own soul and for the well being of husbands and children.
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