Community society events calendar for April 12 13
The notice lists society meetings on Monday April 12 and Tuesday April 13 across Hinton area groups including the Hinton Home Demonstration Club at Patmos School and American Legion Auxiliary units. Also noted are WSCS Circles First Methodist Church Baptist Circle meetings and PEO Chapter AE gatherings with specified times and hosts.
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Hinton Home
Patmos School
Garland Smith
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Ann Wollerman
The
First Baptist Church
Frances Reynerson
South Main
First Presbyterian Church
PEO
Frank McLarty
Ferrell Baker
Brookwood PTA Schedules April 14 Meeting and Program
The Brookwood PTA meets in the school auditorium on Wednesday, April 14 at 3:15 with Bob Regan in charge of the civil defense program. executive meeting precedes at 2:45. The Garland School PTA also schedules a 3:15 meeting in its auditorium on the same day.
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Brookwood Pta
Bob Regan
Garland School
P.T.A
Monks at Mepkin Abbey Keep Silent Life Amid Graves
The Trappist monks at Mepkin Abbey near the Cooper River lead a life of prayer and work under vows of silence. Their graveyard holds two tombstones for the mother and daughter of Clare Boothe Luce, with the abbey having received the land from Luce and her husband Henry Luce in 1949. The abbot Dom Anthony Chassagne notes their obedience to death while Luce, an actress and author, reflects on mortality near the graves.
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S&l. C
Mepkin Abbey
Cooper River
Clare Boothe Luce
M. Anthony Chassagne
Executive meeting with speaker and music at 2 45
The notice states an executive meeting at 2 45 with special music by Mrs Carter Russell. Tal bot Feild Jr speaks on the Legislation and Arkansas Laws. A babysitter will be provided.
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Carter Russell
Talbot Feild, Jr
Arkansas
Spring Hill School Menus for Next Week
The menu lists daily meals for Spring Hill School next week. Monday features meat loaf with creamed potatoes and field peas. Tuesday offers barbecue lunch meat with corn and celery salad. Wednesday serves macaroni and cheese with toppings. Thursday includes soup and crackers with cheese and ice cream. Friday presents steak with creamed potatoes and tomato salad.
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Spring Hill
Mepkin Abbey Sequestered Life of Silent Trappist Monks
The Trappist monks at Mepkin Abbey live in cell-like spaces rising at 2 15 a m for prayer, labor begins at 6 15 a m and ends at 7 p m with no conversation. They sustain themselves by selling eggs flowers and lumber and are self sufficient though funds are tight. The 45 monks range from early 20s to 78 with many World War II or Korea veterans who joined to pray after war. New members take vows after five years.
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Arate
Mepkin Abbey
Mepkin
Korea
Helen Help Us Young Readers Seek Proper Introductions
A 1965 Hope Star column excerpt discusses teen etiquette, romance, and eye wear choices. Readers share questions about proper introductions with sailors, kissing with glasses, and opinions on contact lenses. Helen Bottel offers guidance emphasizing practicality and personal choice.
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Helen
Engagement Announcement for Carla Joan Purtle and Jacky Lloyd
Mr and Mrs Ted Purtle announce the engagement of daughter Carla Joan to Jacky Terral Lloyd son of Mr and Mrs Steve Lloyd both of Hope The bride elect is a senior at Hope High School The groom a 1964 Hope High School graduate works for Southwestern Bell in Lubbock Texas The wedding is set for June 22 at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church No cards will be sent.
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Ruth
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
H. R. Greghorn
J. E. Little
O.F. Liloyd
Ted Purtle
Carla Joan
Jacky Terral Lloyd
Steve Lloyd
Hope
Hope High School
One-Man Jury By Stephen Ransome
A tense scene unfolds as Cynthia confesses a web of lies tied to a fatal motel incident. She recalls how barcello identified her, explains the car abandonment plan, and reveals David sacrificed himself to shield her. Clayton processes the truth as fate complicates their attempts to escape.
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Clay
Barcello
Hunter
Geroge Hunter
Ramona Street
Cynthia
David
Howard Gould
Howie
Coates Switches to GOP to Co-Chair May Fund Dinner
Former Pulaski County Representative James M. Coates announced he is aligning with the Republicans. Coates will co chair a GOP fundraising dinner May 1 in Hot Springs with Dr. Marin Eisele. Former Vice President Richard Nixon is slated to speak at the event.
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GOP
Little Rock
Pulaski County
James M. Coates
Coates
Marin Eisele
Hot Springs
Richard Nixon
Telephone Rates Questioned by Arkansas PSC
Walnut Hill Telephone Co. was ordered by the Arkansas Public Service Commission to show cause why it should not reduce its rates and lose territory assigned to it. The directive has been in effect since October 19 of last year.
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Little Rock
Walnut Hill Telephone Co
State Public Service Commission
DowSmith chooses Little Rock for main offices and plant
DowSmith Inc selects Little Rock for its main offices and plant, citing favorable oil industry demand and local personnel. The firm merges Dow and A O Smith technologies to produce Red Thread tempered glass fiber reinforced plastic pipe, with testing beginning in 1956 and field sales starting in 1962. By 1964 a nine city district sales network and 28 oil producing area warehouses are in place.
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Lttle Rock
DowSmith Inc
Little Rock
Pete) Lehman
DowSmith
DowSith
Arkansas
Lehaman
Dow Chemical Co
A. O. Smith Corp
A. O. Smith
Dow
Pow
A. 0. Smith
Don Smith
DownSmith
Chemline
Dow and Smith
Milwaukee
Camden
N. J
San Francisco
Hall of Fame Profiles Missing Drama in Florence Nightingale Portrait
NBC's Hall of Fame showcases Julie Harris in Florence Nightingale biographical vignettes. James Lee's script provides a sketchy treatment of Nightingale's Crimea era reforms and nursing advances, leaving ninety minutes too brief for full impact.
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New York
NBC
Julie Harris
Queen Victoria
Florence Nightingale
Miss Harris
James Lee
Britain
Hall of Fame
Bookmobile Schedule for Bluff City and Surrounding Routes
The schedule lists bookmobile stops and times across Bluff City and nearby communities on April 14 and 15. Stops include Cagle Grocery at 1:00, Treas Home 1:00, Gilbey Home 8:50, Spring Hill Schools 12:30, Battlefield loop 3:00, Emmet School 9:20, Ark-La Village 1:00, and Rocky Mound 2:30, among others.
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Bluff City
Cagle
Pleasant Hill
Treas
Gilbey
Dearinger
Spring Hill
Battlefield Loop
Hackler
Williams
Lingard
Experiment Station
Meloy Home
Emmet School
Ark-La Village
Emmet
Rocky Mound
UCLA honors Jerome Hines as alumnus of the year
UCLA selects Jerome Hines as alumnus of the year and he returns to his hometown to sing the title role in Moses at the Music Center. The Metropolitan Opera basso, 6 feet 6 inches tall, never took a music lesson at UCLA.
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Hollywood
UCLA
Metropolitan Opera
Jerome Hines
Moses
Music Center
Opera star Jerome Hines rises from shy youth to fame
The article traces Jerome Hines born Heinz to standout height and talent, from introverted childhood to vocal lessons, aided by Edwin Lester who urged opera training. He pursued singing while studying chemistry and mathematics, later joining San Francisco Opera at 18 and earning the Caruso Award in 1946, shaping a storied career.
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Agnes de Miller
Ralph Bunche
Ford Motor Co
Arjay Miller
Atomic Energy Commission
Glenn T. Seaborg
Hines
Civic Light Opera
Edwin Lester
Jerome
Lester
Heinz
Pickles
San Francisco Opera
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Mary Walker
Young Peoples Department
Saenger
Late Show
AL Lanier
E.D
New York City
F.R
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Whites Cafe
Fulton, Arkansas
Diane
Diene
Christine
Kathy
Stephen Ransome
Menepaper
Enterprise Ace
Fernanda Beach
Cynthia Lowry
AP TV
Bob Thomas
Ru Gil For
Utley
Mr. Dodson
Mr. Graham
Mr. Parker
Mr. Utley
Sweetie Pie
Nadine Seltzer
NEA, Inc
TM. Reg
Pat
Frank O'Neal
O'Neal
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