Heritage Stressed at DAR Meet in Hope Arkansas
Hope John Cain Chapter DAR met April 12 at Heritage House for a luncheon meeting. Regent Mrs. Richards Howard opened, with the President General's Message, minutes by Secretary Mrs. Gordon Tyer, and National Defense by Mrs. Charles Taylor. Speakers traced American heritage from the Pilgrims to the Revolution, highlighted DAR Museum exhibits in Washington, and noted donations and visitors. The chapter advertised Hope in Southwest Arkansas and announced a Chapter Banner purchase for May, with new officers to be installed. Fourteen members and two guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope John Cain
Dar
Heritage House
Richards Howard
Gordon Tyer
National Defense
Charles Taylor
Florida
Virginia
J. Howard Waddle
Plymouth Colony
Boston
Continental Army
Philadelphia
John Adams
George Washington
New
Mary Pickerskill
Baltimore
Smithsonian Institute
Ft. McHenry National Monument
Francis Scott Key
Two Jima
Arlingston Cemetery
Suribachi
Japan
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Memorial Continental Hall
Missouri
Victorsian
New Hampshire
Oklahoma
Our Society
Caroline Scott Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Martha Washington
White House
Vernon
Dolly Madison
Val
Hope
Southewest Arkansas
Focal
Southwest
Arkansas
One Tite Caddo
Texarkana
Nashville
Prescott
Arkendelphia
Hot Springs
Benton
Malvern
Chicago
Regent
J. C. Randolph
Beatnik Ball at Harris Gym Saturday Night
Calendar notes a Beatnik Ball at Harris Gymnasium Saturday night April 15 at 7:30 PM for senior and junior high students with 15 cent admission. Also Humming Bees of Texarkana to perform at Church of God in Christ on Edgewood Street first Sunday night in May. Obituaries for Pinkney Weatherspoon of Columbus, Arkansas and Beulah Johnson of Hempstead County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Gymnasium
Texarkana
Church of God In Christ
Edgewood St
Meeting Hostesses Named From Hope Stephens and Jackson
J W Branch presided at a meeting where hostesses listed included Mrs E P O Neal of Hope Mrs Walter Keith and Miss Fernes Clarkin of Stephens and Mrs G D Bilberry of Jackson Mississippi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J, W, Branch
E, P, O'Neal
Hope
Walter Keith
Fernes Clarkin
Stephens
G, D. Bilberry
Jackson
Mississeppi
Coppolino Trial in Third Week
Dr. Carl Coppolino faces a lengthy murder trial as jurors near the fifth week of testimony. Prosecution argues death of Carmela Coppolino stemmed from succinylcholine overdose. defense cites unknown natural causes. Key witnesses Milton Helpern and Charles Umberger maintain the poison theory amid cross examination. The jurors: 12, with 30 to 40 witnesses remaining. two more weeks for the defense to present its case. In separate notes, sports and Kansas bakery quip provide brief regional items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don North
F. Lee Bailey
Milton Helpern
Charles J. Umberger
New York Medical Examiner’s Office
Umberger
Helpern
Bailey
Shaving Strokes in Golf Stance and Alignment
The article emphasizes that stance and alignment are one connected unit and must be synchronized. It advises keeping feet about shoulder width, square to the line, with knees flexed as if sitting. To shape a fade or hook, adjust foot angle slightly outward, ensuring comfort and total body unity.
Pope Urged to Liberalize Birth Control Policy
The National Catholic Reporter says a large majority of Pope Paul VI birth control advisers favor liberalizing the ban on artificial contraception. The Pope may decide after the World Synod of Bishops next fall, with Vatican sources noting the ban on abortion remains and sterilization is generally excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennet H. Bolton
Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Commission
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David Wofford
Harding College
Searcy
Langston
Bald Knob
Ruby L. Lane
Hardy
A. C. Wilbanks Esso
Lois L. Lynn
Johnson, Osceola
Tigerino
Gateway O Sso
Osceola
Etha Rae Caryerry
Paul Brackett
Hope Tockesbuce
Gordon Chapman
Dale Floyd
Esso
HUMBLE OK @ REFINING COMPANY
Oneress Leading Energy
Ester Hicks
God
Augustine
Essie D. Brantley
Beauticians Association, Inc
Greater St. Paul Baptist Church
Joseph Manson
Perita Bates
Brenda Wright Phillips
Clarence and
Burnie Black
Kansas City
Emma Black
Pinkney Weatherspoon
Columbus
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Beulah Johnson
Hempstead County
Carla Draper
St. Mark Baptist
Messrs
Emanuel and
Henry Johnson
St. Louis
George
Henery Johnson
Locrine Johnson
Benford
Janice Rege Bumphus
Charles Murry
Frederick Newton
Doris Las June Draper
Great Grants
Hicks
Richard E. Snyder
National Sporting Goods Association
Wichita
Kan
Harry Calvine
Calvine
Kansas
Dalvine
ARK
By Frank Beard
Assa
Pope
Johannesburg
South Africa
Bunch of Graper Tavern
Ohio Company
Hope Star
Berry's
Plaid
A&p
Jane Parker
Bette
Bez
Srons
Antesa
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