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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1964

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Community groups plan events across Spring Hill area

The Junior Class of Spring Hill School hosts a car wash Saturday at Spring Hill High School, starts 4:30 a.m. $1 per car. Various church circles and clubs schedule meetings April 13 and 14 at homes or church facilities with co-hosts and specific hosts named. Some gatherings include Ann Wollerman Circle, Wesleyan Service Guild, Methodists, Baker HD Club, Builders Sunday School class, PEO Chapter AE, First Presbyterian women circles, Hope Iris Club, and Friendship Class.

Spring Hill School Spring Hill High School First Baptist Church Irene Dodson Katherine Chism Eva Nell Moxicy

Community Club and Church Events Highlight Week

Local groups announce meetings at First Baptist Brookwood Cub Scout and Girl Scout activities. Woman’s Society circle hosted at the home of Mrs. Ray Thornton with emphasis on missionary work. Nancy Mann, 11, honored at a surprise party with 75 guests at the Mann home in Laneburg featuring pink and green decor, gifts, and festive refreshments. Attendees from Prescott included multiple families and friends.

WSCS First Methodist Church Ray Thornton Johnnie Weathersby Frank Miller M. L. Fox Cecil Weaver Nancy Mann Nancy Mann D. G. Mann Laneburg Ed Spencer Ralph Fore Ruby McEachern M. D. Armstrong Prescott Robbie ‘Wilson Nannie Cummings Thorne Hesterly John C. Hines Brenda Fannie Edwards

Weekend visitors head to Carlton home in Albuquerque

Mrs. S. A. Yontz and Gary Carlton of Albuquerque New Mexico will be weekend guests in the Carlton residence.

S. A. Yontz Gary Carlton Albuquerque, N.M Carlton Home

SEC Tightens Rules On Floor Traders In Major Exchange

The SEC moves to curb NYSE floor traders acting for themselves rather than the public investor. This action, part of a long-running battle over exchange rules and SEC policing, aims to ensure ordinary traders are served in the market before members’ private dealings.

Sam Dawson AP Business News NEW York (Ap Stock Exchanges Exchange Securities and Exchange Commission Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange SEC

Bookmobile Schedule For Lovkmobile Next Week

The schedule lists stops from April 14 to April 16 with times at Willsville School Simpson Home Willisville Community Fore Home Gresham Home Kelly Home Parris Home Dearinger Home Spring Hill Schools Spring Hill Community Battlefield Loop Butler Home Hackler Home Williams Home Experiment Station Meloy Home Emmet School Ark La Village Emmet Community Rocky Mount with multiple home and school stops and varied times across three days.

Willsville Simpson Willisville Fore Gresham Kelly Parris Dearinger Spring Hill Battlefield Loop Butler Hackler Williams Experiment Station Meloy Emmet School Ark-La Village Emmet Rocky Mount

Isle's Gooney Birds Take to Jaywalking

PEARL HARBOR AP Midway Island gooney birds, long a nesting threat beside Navy runways, are being moved by Seabees. Scouts walk ahead of heavy equipment to herd the birds away, as gassing and hard topping the runways reduce nests. The Audubon Society backs the plan though birds still delay the work. The Navy hopes paved runways keep birds from returning to nesting grounds and end costly aircraft strikes.

Pearl Harbor Midway Island mid-Pacific Navy Midway Audubon Society

SEC Tightens Floor Trading Rules At Exchange

The SEC issued new rules aimed at curbing floor traders gaining advantage over public investors at critical moments. Exchange officials call it a compromise since traders are not barred, but rules may be so strict that fewer than 30 members could meet them, while about 400 occasionally trade solo on the floor.

New York Stock Exchange SEC Exchange Wall Street

Last Edition For Fort Smithian Publishes Today

Fort Smith Ark AP reports Fort Smith weekly The Fort Smithian publishes its last edition today as publisher Ellis Yoes cites failing revenues versus operating costs.

Fort Smith, Ark Fort

Why We Choose Mates in Marriage

The unconscious drives mate selection, not conscious motives. Love is often self serving, with partners seeking complementary traits to relieve frustrations. A bold man may attract a timid wife who mirrors his needs, while she finds strength in him. Love at first sight stems from projected needs, but can mislead without understanding underlying drives.

Fulbright's Mailbox Overflowing After Speech

Washington AP reports Sen J William Fulbright received over 6000 letters and telegrams in ten days after his March 25 foreign policy address. Most Arkansas letters oppose him, about half, while supporters praise his critique of Cuba and U S policy. Aides note no organized campaign, though ultra right groups may publish attacks.

Washington J. William Fulbright D - Ark Senate Fulbright Arkansas America Arkansans Cuba U.S Castro Pat Minor Venezuela

No National GOP Funds for Rocky

The Southern Division of the Republican National Committee will not fund Winthrop Rockefeller’s Arkansas governor campaign. I Lee Potter, director, said the committee does not contribute funds for state races but offers other aid after Rockefeller secures the GOP nomination. Available help includes precinct operation staff, speakers, and research personnel.

Washington Republican National Committee Winthrop Rockefeller Arkansas I. Lee Potter Potter Rockefeller

Water Garden at Greers Ferry Dam Water Garden

HEBER SPRINGS Ark AP The first water garden of any magnitude to be built by Army Engineers may be constructed on a 20 acre site near Greers Ferry Dam Here Sons J William Fulbright and John L McClellan D Ark have introduced a 250000 appropriations bill for the garden Fulbright persuaded the late President Kennedy to have engineers draw preliminary plans for the facility Fulbright views the project as an illustration of esthetic possibilities at government dams and reservoirs to attract persons who aren t interested in camp.

Heber Springs Ark Army Greers Ferry J. William Fulbright John L. McClellan D-Ark Fulbright Kennedy

Cuban Communism as a Regional Threat

The speaker argues that Cuban communism has not subverted the hemisphere and notes Venezuela’s repudiation of communism in free elections. It questions the feasibility of removing Castro, labeling him a nuisance rather than a grave U.S. threat, while warning of broader danger to Latin America that the Inter-American system can address promptly against aggression.

Venezuela Cuba Castro United States

Popularity of Johnson Dips in Arkansas Polls

Arkansas Governor Faubus says President Johnson’s popularity is slipping in the state due to civil rights issues. He notes most voters still favor Johnson over opponents, attributing strength to the perceived necessity of civil rights push and Kennedy era influence.

Little Rock Johnson Arkansas Orvald Faubus Kennedy

Water Isolated in Laurel Mississippi Flooding

Laurel Mississippi faces its worst flood on record as waters from swollen creeks isolate parts of the city. More than 3,000 residents in lowlands are homeless and sheltered by Red Cross crews. Damage may reach millions as water depths reach up to ten feet in places. Meridian reports near ten inches of rainfall with no deaths or injuries.

Laurel Miss Mississippi Laurel and Jones County Meridian

Garden planned in ravine near dam with stream flow

A garden project will be built in a ravine 2000 feet from the dam with a stream running through it. Edward D. Stone, a famed New York architect formerly of Fayetteville, has agreed to assist in the design of the garden.

New York Edward D. Stone Fayetteville

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