Society Calendar Highlights from Hope County Club Events
A weekly society page lists events from April 18 to April 23. Potluck and ecards at Hope County Club Saturday at 7. District 12 American Legion meeting Sunday at 8 p.m. in DeQueen courthouse with reports and officer elections. Various church circles and club meetings follow Monday through Thursday with hosts, times, and locations.
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Hope County Club
George Peck
Don Evans
Jack Gardener
Harold Brints
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
DeQueen
National Legion
Dallas
Martin Matter
Stamps
T. Baugh
Sprouts Garden Club Holds Meeting at Garland School
Sprouts Garden Club met in the Garland School auditorium on a Wednesday April 18 with Joe David Key presiding. Officers Tina Martin Kevin Guerin Karen Beggs and Gloria Geno led the pledge and the junior gardner's pledge while Balinda Evans led singing. Senior sponsors Mrs Huckabee and Mrs McMahon explained flower show rules and demonstrated arrangements for the classes. Four Sprouts girls Tina Martin Kevin Guerin Mary Lou Huckabee Ruth Alice Edwards will enter in Sugar and Spice and Baubles Bangles and Beads. Clay Lehman Douglas Byrd Dan Stuart and Ranny Brown will participate in Shootin Tron Nails and Snails. Refreshments followed for fifty eight members.
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Sprouts Garden Club
Garland School
Sprout Garden Club
Joe David Key
Tina Martin
Kevin Guerin
Karen Beggs
Gloria Geno
Gardner
Balinda Evans
Lyle McMahon
Huckabee
Sprouts Club
Mary Lou Huckabee
Ruth
Alice Edwards
Clay Lehman Douglas Byrd
Dan Stuart
Ranny Brown
Coming and Going Mrs Robert Walker Returns From Ft Smith
Mrs Robert Walker has returned from Fort Smith where she was visiting the Bob Walker family.
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Robert Walker
Ft. Smith
Bob Walker
Bookmobile Schedule For Next Week
Bookmobile routes listed for April 21 to 23 with times at Guernsey McNab Marcum Home Fry Home Youngblood Cafe Laneburg Mann's Grocery Heading Home Rosston Shower Springs Bodcan School Brockman Hill Michaels Grocery May Home Falcon Texas Hastern.
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Guernsey
Marcum
Fry
Youngblood Cafe
Laneburg
Mann’s Gorcery
Rosston
Shower Springs
Bodcan School
Brockman Hill
Michaels Grocery
May
Falcon
Texas Hastern
Regulations Hit Foreign Entertainers
US Chamber of Commerce ridicules new Labor Department rules requiring government certification that there are no unemployed domestic performers before foreign entertainers can enter the United States. Three offices would oversee the program, the Chamber notes, while the Labor Department argues the rules protect secondary American entertainers and exempt unique talent.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Labor Department
Chamber
Washington Report
Department of Labor
Justice Department
Immigration Service
President Seeks Rail Pact Amid Ongoing Talks
In Washington President Johnson voiced optimism for a voluntary settlement in the nationwide railroad crisis as negotiators and federal mediators press ahead. He hopes a result will be reached by week’s end, with a Monday deadline looming before potential emergency actions. The five year dispute between carriers and brotherhoods has seen a 15 day truce end.
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Washington
Johnson
Tam Nok
White House
George Reedy
Brotherhoods
Kaye's Show Goes On Despite Leg Injury
New York AP Denny Kaye, hurt by boiling water splashing his leg, staged a Wednesday CBS show from a wheelchair with a protective cage around his leg. He plans to return fully in six weeks, while Art Carney stars in NBC Sunday drama A Day Like Today.
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New York
Denny Kaye
Kaye
CRBS
Danny
Art Carney
NBC
Carney
Ed Norton
20Th Century
CBS
Howard A. Rusk
Bob Hope
Red Wings Rally Past Maple Leafs To Take 2 1 Lead
Detroit moved ahead 2 games to 1 in the Stanley Cup finals after a 4-3 victory over Toronto on Alex Delvecchio’s dramatic last minute goal. Coach Sid Abel admitted the team didn’t play well though the win came despite a three goal third period push by Toronto.
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Detroit
Toronto
Detroit Red Wings
Sid Abel
Red Wings
Maple Leafs
Alex Delvecchio
A Choice of Assassins Takes Set in Domingo's Bar
Tony Malcolm, an American derelict in Spain, sits in Domingo's bar amid a tense poker game. The scene shifts through a crowded room where Dooinga's absence darkens the mood as Malcolm clings to a hopeful magazine assignment while the players search for an end to the night.
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Tony Malcolm
Spain
Domingo's
Dooinga
Tani
Domingo
Germany
Paco
Pach
Malcolm
Arroyo de Miel
Domingo’s
Pepe
America
Tired-housewife syndrome and fatigue causes
Dorothy Dix explains fatigue in healthy housewives as a sign of deeper issues. Mental attitude, disliking tasks, negative emotions, and unresolved tensions can drain energy more than physical weariness, with relief seen when emotional burdens are addressed and enjoyable activities pursued.
Arkansas Farm Bureau Opposes Insecticide Limits
MEMPHIS AP An Arkansas Farm Bureau spokesman told the Agriculture Department that the bureau will oppose limits on registered agricultural insecticides. Arnold A. Berner of Little Rock said farmers must use insecticides to produce food economically, noting Aldrin Dieldrin and Endrin remain important for rice, cotton, and livestock. He warned against misusing chemicals and cited a study linking Aldrin and Dieldrin to liver cancer in mice. The piece also includes health tips about fatigue and lifestyle advice from a nutrition feature.
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Memphis
Arkansas Farm Bureau
Agriculture Department
Arnold A. Berner
Little Rock
Farm Bureau
Berner
Mississippi River
Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Joseph Long
Federation For American Societies For Experimental Biology
Chicago
Summer Weather Arrives in Arkansas
The Associated Press reports summer weather in Arkansas with clear to partly cloudy skies. Highs reach the upper 80s with forecasts from 80 to 85 degrees, lows 54 to 64. Wednesday highs noted 75 to 85 degrees, early-day lows between 44 and 62.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Fundy
North Whites Also Against Integration
James Marlow analyzes the 1960s presidential race highlighting Wallace's surprise strength in the North, Lodge’s surge in write-ins, and the unusual voter behavior in Illinois New Hampshire and Oregon. He notes Smith’s low burn and Nixon’s persistent chatter as the field mutates. end with a stray pesticide line.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Alabama
George C. Wallace
North
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Sam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pennsylvania
Williiam Scranton
Scranton
Wallace
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Harold Stagsen
Smith
New Hampshire
Illinois
Goldwater
Mrs. Smith
Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Viet Nam
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Nixon
Oregon
Europe
Wallace in Wind in Minds Mock Poll
Indiana voters hosted a Wallace surge after his Indianapolis visit as Governor Welsh denounced him amid calls of racism. In a mock primary Wallace beat Welsh among Butler University students 70 to 65 while Goldwater planned a Monday appearance in Indiana and write-in roles remain prohibited.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Matthew E. Welsh
Wisconsin
Maryland
Illinois
Welsh
Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
Harald E. Stassen
Butler
Little Rock District Negotiates 20 Acre Vocational School Site
The Little Rock School District is negotiating to buy a 20 acre tract for a vocational school with a projected cost of 900000 dollars. The Associated Press report notes the district aims to expand career training facilities in the capital city.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
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Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
Sam ‘Andrews
W.M.S
First Baptist Church
Carlton King
Sue Wesson
L. F. Higgason
Claud Sutton
Clarence Geist
Circle 5
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Raymond Franks
James Robertson
Lile McMann
Pie. Oe
Kathleen Malory
Mary Ann Herndon
American Legion
Leslie Huddleston
BE. P. O'Neal
Charles Taylor
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas E. Hays Jr
DeAnn Lilac Club
Hollis Samuel
Henry Willett
Wayward Burke
Country Club
Clyde Fouse
Herbert
Steve
Hope Auto Co
Wat
Frank Dean Minatra
Martin Anita Ursula
KBERG
Andress
Ghepero
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
William P. McGivern
William P. McClvarn
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Clarke
Zarren
Willian P. McGivern
Bewspaper Enterprise Assn
Dorothy DIX
DR. Joyce Brothers
Dorgiby Dix
Ball-McClore Syndicate
Wallace In
FORD
AL Park
Hope Auyo CO
Adult Entertainment
Dixie Drive
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