Community Society Notes Apr 21 Soirees and club meetings list
The issue lists multiple society events for April 21 to May 7 including American Legion Unit 12 meeting at Mrs O Neals, First Presbyterian Church women general meeting, DeAnn Lilac Club at Mrs Hollis Samuel, Tina Ambassador Class at Mrs Ted Purtie, Hope Jr Auxiliary at the Community Room of the First National Bank, and a bridge luncheon at the country club. Also notes Hope Arkansas Arts Center and Golden Age Club changes, Centerville Home Demonstration Club meeting with Revitalizing Artificial Flowers as Eye Opener, Friday Music Club at Mrs Clarence Geist’s home, and Martha Hairston gathering with program details and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Leslie Huddleston
RE. P. O'Neal
Charles Taylor
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas E. Hays Jr
DeAnn Lilac Club
Hollis Samuel
Henry Willett
Wayward Burke
Hope Jr
First National Bank
Hope
Arkansas Arts Center
Clarence’ Geist
Geist
Hendrix Spraggins
Bob Moers
Ele
Arch Wylie
B.C. Hyatt
Sweet Home HD Club meets April 17 at club house
The Sweet Home Home Demonstration Club met April 17 with president presiding. 16 members and 1 visitor attended. Mrs. J B Warnken gave the eye opener, Hazel Gummings led a song, and devotional and prayer were led by members. The lesson on Shielding and Shelter was given. Spring Council set for April 23. May 15 next meeting planned with Elva Reese hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Norris
Washington Ark
Clyde Snelgrove
Altom
Snelgrove
Jim Lingston
Sweet Home Home Demonstration Club
J. B. Warnken
Hazel Gummings
Maxie Lou Paul
J. E. Ward
Joyce Floyd
John Delaney
Ward
Paul
Elva Reese
Mid dle Age Can Be Interesting For Women
A Sunday page feature offers advice for aging gracefully with humor and practical tips. It promotes regular doctor visits, hobbies, travel, and social activity, and notes romance can be part of later life while touting Raley's Style Shoppe and related fashion lines for custom sizes and affordable outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raley
Jeannie Durrell
Hope's
House of Fashion
The Motel Came First in Russia
In the Soviet Union motels appeared before roads and private cars proliferated, with two Moscow peripheral motels serving downtown hotels. They blend hotel service with garage features, feature 95 rooms with baths, bright decor, and are run by managers hoping for independent branding as car travelers stay near the Minsk Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Gregori Suvorov
Minsk
Coming and Going in Local Notices
Miss Ginny Warren a Baylor University student Waco Texas and Miss Janelle Warren Texarkana spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Wade Warren. Others include Mr and Mrs Arch Wiley in Hot Springs and Mr and Mrs Lee Dobbs of Idabel visiting here with Mrs Mae Blackard. Mrs Paul Lewis returned from Jonesboro and Dr and Mrs W C Yarbrough with children visited here. Mr and Mrs Buford Poe St Smith were guests of Mr and Mrs R N Mouser. John Williams of Little Rock attended beside of Mrs Williams mother Mrs George Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginny Warren
Baylor University
Waco
Texas
Janelle Warren
Texarkana
Wade Warren
Lee Dobbs
Idabel
Okla
Mae Blackard
Buford Poe
St. Smith
R. N. Mouser
John Williams
Liltke Rock
Williams
George Green
Engagement Announced for Sandra Sharron Rus and Truman Coffman
Mr and Mrs Kenneth G Rus sell announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Sandra Sharron to Truman Larry Coffman son of Mr and Mrs Loyd Coffman of Caddo Gap Arkansas Miss Rus sell was a 1960 graduate of Hope High School and is a senior math major at Henderson State Teachers College His fiance was a 1960 graduate of Caddo Gap High School and is a Junior Business Administrations major at the University of Arkansas The wedding will be an event of May 28 at 3 o clock at the Walnut Street Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth G. Russell
Sandra Sharron
Truman Larry Coffman
Loyd Coffman
Cadds Gap
Arkansas
Miss Russell
Hope High School
Hen
Jealousy in marriage not required by Dr Joyce Brothers
Dorothy Dix column summarizes Dr Joyce Brothers advice that jealousy is not essential in marriage. A wife explains she trusts her husband and works late, while Brothers outlines two shades of jealousy, two bases, and the harm of unfounded jealousy. The cure is open communication and reassurance to reduce insecurity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Joyce Brothers
Dr. Brothers
Huband
Nuclear ships to form single U S carrier task group
Washington AP reports the Navy will unite the guided missile cruiser Long Beach the frigate Bainbridge and the aircraft carrier Enterprise into a single all atomic surface group. The trio, valued near one billion dollars, would test atomic power at sea in the Mediterranean with potential future Pacific or Indian Ocean operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Navy
Associated Press
Long Beach
Bainbridge
Mediterranean
Pacific
Indian Ocean
Portsmouth
Charleston
S.C
Enterprise
Truxtin
Tomorrow How to Give Tim ID Child a Fair Start
Advice column outlines practical steps to support a child’s early development with emphasis on consistent routines, nurturing environment, and positive parental involvement. Tips cover education readiness, nutrition, and social-emotional growth for a hopeful start in life.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tina Ambassador
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Ted Purtie
Ivy Mitchell
Country Club
Clyde Fouse
Herbert Burns
Earl O'Neal
J. W. Branch
Golden Age Club
Centerville HD Club
Martha Hairsten
Meeta
Martha Hairston
Franklin
R. M. Jones
George Young
W. H. Gunter Sr
Roy Taylor
Sweet Home HD Club
Willhite
Donald Blankenship
Stamps
White and Company
Neem
Rela Pielure
Claes
Lowe
Russia
By Henry S. Bradsher
Joey Keesey
Lance Jones
Becky Waller
Ferncliff Presbyterian Camp
Haskell Jones
Elizabeth Bridewell
Morriston
Charles Bridewell
Paul Lewis
Jonesboro
W. C. Yarbrough
Greenville, Miss
J. C. Broyes
Sondra Sharron Russell
Dorothy DIX
Asways
America
FORD
AL Park
Hope Auto CO
Bell-McClure
Mn Ih A
Sadie
Steve
Kodok Equipment
Kodak Tnutamatic
Ward & Son Drug Co
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