Society Calendar Prominent Groups Meet This Week
Society notes list events from April 5 to April 11 at Hope Country Club Mayor’s Office and various venues. Includes Practical Nurses Organization, American Legion Auxiliary Unit No 12, Beadot Sunday School Class, Baisley BTA, Brookwood PTA, Garland PTA, DeAnn Rural Group, John Cain Chapter DAR, Lilac Garden Club, and Junior Senior High School TA. gatherings feature meetings, programs, films, plays, and pot luck lunches with hostesses and times noted.
Local clubs schedule meetings and events in April notices
The text lists April meetings for the Exeéculite Céiimiltite and Battleburne Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy, the Blevins Community VCH, and the Hope Garden Club demos. It notes Guernsey P T A, Nashville Garden Club spring show, Hope Federation flower show, and a First Methodist Church Adult Fellowship cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battleburne
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hofse
Blevins Commutnity Vch
Heonofthy Wilding
Lahroy Spates
A.A. Halbert
Hope Garden Clb
Lorraine Wylie
Sweet Dome
Ma Caskill
Hope Federation Af Garden Cluba
The
First Methodist Church
Hospital Notes Memorial Admitters in Hope Area
Hospital notes list admitters including Mrs Harvey Wright of Hope Ri 1 Mrs Floyd Reasons of Hope Maggie Jean Bradford Rt 3 Hope Arzo Barber Rt 3 Hope Mrs Billy Fred Brown Hope. Discharged include Mrs Kenneth Ren fro Hope Mrs Gladys Duffie Hope Mrs J W Wardlow Mc Caskill Mr A C Sinjyard Rt 1 Hope and Mrs Denver Daugherty and baby boy Rt 4 Hope.
New Excuse for Carousing and Love Advice from Dorothy Dix
A chaotic column features Dorothey Dix style advice and letters about jealous husbands, drinking, gambling, and flirtations. It includes responses to readers like Minerva and Andrea, plus guidance for a soldier boyfriend gift and a work conflict, with tone typical of early 20th century advice pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Borthy
Civels
Dorthy- Dix
Andrea der Andrea
Births in Hempstead Month Report Includes Dozens of Newborns
A Hempstead area births listing for the past month ending in March reports many newborns. Names include Albert Lesley, Gary Lynn, Wickie Lynn, Ramona Lynn, Leigh Ann, Maehel, Linda Sue, Kerry Lee, Shannon Suc Als, Debra Ann, Ardelia Hiaine, Larry Dwayne, Bruce Donald, Alma Jene, Shirrley Ann, Judy Lynn, and others. The notices name parents and addresses across Hope, Pine Bluff, Emmet, Hughes Springs, and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Milton AtVel Applegate
Albert Lesley
Hope
John Ry Pierce
Gary Lynn
Bim St
William Robert McCain
William
Randall
James Richard Snell
Wickie Lynn
Emmet
Dillard Worthey
Betlnda Kay
BE Ave
Aha
Carl Mafflete
Ramona Lynn
Hughes Springs
A. J. Rhodes
James Harrell
East 3Rd
Clifford Darryl Messer
Leigh Ann
W. Moth
Pine Bluff
Johnnie W. Kramer
Ceaning Maehel
Earl D. Todd
Linda Sue
W. Duh
Dhames
Willam Moore
Kerry Lee
South Pine
James F. Howell
Shannon Suc Als Heard
Herman Frieson
Debra Ann
Avi
Archie B. Harris
Ardelia Hiaine
Shover
Noble Harris Johnson
Larry Dwayne
Melvin Weston
Larry Darnell
East 8Th St
Bowles
Bruce Donald
Del
Wid
George Conway
Alma Jene
North Laurel
Grady Walton
Shirrley Ann
West 4Th St. Mu
Sampson Shaw
Willie Sherell
Bleving
Talbot Phillips
Judy Lynn
Box
Court Docket From Hope Municipal Court April 8 1987
Edgar Williams faces disturbing the peace with $25 cash bond forfeited. James H Clark off with no license and $5 bond. Others include speedings, improper passing and parking with varied $1-$10 bonds forfeited. Multiple defendants named. fines listed for drunkenness and fictitious action. several blocking streets and license issues noted. one dismissal for blocking an abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court of
Martin’ Pool
Henry Seamans
Hershel May
Doyle
Hooks, Jr
Lee Dodson
Chester Muldrow
Notity
Hivenbe
Chester
Multrow
Milford Warren
Les Redford
Chester Muldrayn
Atconse
Father Butler
Oliver Nelson
Sevier Nelson
Prunkenness
Charles Koy, Jr
Fashion Making Sheep of Men Now Says Fashion Making Sheep of Men Now
Hollywood actor Bob Thomas defends natural hair and rejects crewcuts and Ivy League styles saying men should not follow fashion blindly. He notes many men cut short hair to hide bald spots or look younger while urging individuality over trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Shing
Diele
Nader
Wide World Uses No Film on Program
Charles Mercer describes television production on Wide World, focusing on location challenges and the work of Miss Lifsehult as location producer. The article notes the rarity of on location shoots, the need for careful logistics, and the Apache scene close to a Hollywood style workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wide World
Charles Mercer
New York
Flo Mlin
Athoribatt
United States
Miss Lifsehuilt
Fashion critique on Ivy Lengua clothes and mens style
A fragmented critique notes hold stripped shirts with damaged collars and charcoal hues fit for boys rather than men. It argues most men lack figure for Ivy Lengua clothes and that women imitate fashion trends, leaving men to abandon independence for uniform varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Love
Fac
Cary Crant
Ivy Lengua
Apache trade scheme in Tortlestone revealed
A fragmented report describes a deal involving 200 Apaches delivered in Tortlestone for 25 000 dollars. Figures named Robert Savfiott and Misa Lifschults figure in the tale as NBC chefs and a medicine maker. One Apache is noted as delivered for 2 500 dollars, with unclear local names and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tortlestone
Robert Savfiott
NBC
New Vane
Misa Lifschults
Dr Hardison Dies in Morrilton Ark State Park Pioneer
Morrilton obituary notes Dr Hardison, 72, long involved in Arkansas State Park development. He helped establish the state park system about 40 years ago and served on the Bark Commission under four governors, and chaired commissions. Cremation requested. ashes to be scattered over the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrilton
Harelisott
Arkansis
Cyrtom
Aled
Fis
Pott
Jean Mouttoie
Putht
Arkansas
Wochel
Bark Commission
Canminglon
Tite
Commissioner Bill Taken to Court
A suit filed by Rep. Ode Maddox of Montgomery County seeks to force Secretary of State C. G. Hall to declare the controversial vetoed bill enacted, arguing no lawfully enacted bill exists if the governor does not sign within five days during a legislative session. The attorney general disputes the five day rule, claiming the period expired three hours after the veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putish
Murray Reed
Shebi
C. Bloyd Wulf
Hot Springs
Ode Maddox
Montgomery County
Gamper
C. G. Hal
Bill ayAr
Legislauire
Mideux Clama
Atorney General's Office
Geneva
Frost and Peach Crops Hit by Cold Weather in Arkansas
An Arkansas weather update reports frost across northern areas threatening peach crops. Officials note temperatures may dip near 22 to 27 degrees, with 60s expected later. Statisticians from the Agriculture Department warn some peaches could be damaged but crops may survive, keeping projections uncertain for about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkardad
Alliets
Milds McPook
Agtriculture
Lille Rock
Motion to digmigs halt adjourns assembly
Fragmentary text indicates a government body adjournment and legal motions filed by an attorney general Roy Fingh or similar name, seeking to halt proceedings or reconsider actions. Readable context is limited. exact entities and actions are uncertain.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Hope Country Club
Kim Cole
Terrell Cornelius
EddyWhitman
American Legion Auxiliary
Hotel Snyker
Elsie Snyker
Mike Snyker
Beadot
First Baptist Church
la- Nella Adams
Oma Hef- UN
Baisley B. Ta
Schon Auditoriurm
Brookwood
Andy Caldwell
DeAnn Rural Community Improvement Group
John Cain
Daughters of the American Revolution
Barlow
Fred Gresham
A J. Battle
James LaGrossi
George Frazier
Lilac Garden Club
Ap. 0
Ho, Whitworth
Narrow Lake
Graydon Anthony
B. L
Jon Reece
Kenya
Carey
Saenger
Guernsey
Nashville Garden Club
American Legion Hut
Nashville
William Holden
Audrey Hepburn
Sabrina” Hope Drive-In
Dorthy Dix
Minerva
Deay Dorthy
Eligietle
Dérbhy Dix
Marta
Tet Baik
A.D. Nifants
Taman
Dale
Dr. Hardison
Bill
Shades Veon Cosmetics
Diane’s Beauty
SALON
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