Society events fill Hope calendar in spring notices
Society items list April activities in Hope including PEO chapter meetings at Mrs Sorrells and Mrs Hanegan homes, a Den Mothers Workshop at Garland School, piano pupils recital at Junior High, Junior Auxiliary and Cub Scout meetings, ladies bridge luncheons, Friday Music Club, PTA study group, and various 4-H club gatherings with member reports, committee appointments, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Rufus Sorrells
Cosmopolitan Club
H. L. Hanegan
T. L. Perkins
R. L. Gosnell
Emma Hatley
Talisman
Miranda
Fred Holder
H.C. Whitworth
C. P. Tolleson
National Summer Dress Week at Raley's Style Shoppe
Hope's House of Fashion features a special National Summer Dress Week at Raley's Style Shoppe. The store showcases 100% Antron nylon dresses by Parkland of Dallas and several cotton options from Jon McCauley and Jeanne Durrell, with prices from $14.95 to $39.95. The week promises a wide array of lightweight, crease resistant garments ideal for May wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raley
Parkland
Dallas
Jon McCauley
Candy Jones
California
Jeanne Durrells
Hope
House of Fashion
Four reasons deny stay in Riddle poultry case
In the appeal record U S Planning notes four grounds to deny the stay: low likelihood of success on appeal, no irreparable harm from denying the stay, public harm from granting the stay, and the public interest favoring regulation over private litigants. Judge Miller in Hot Springs said quick action was unlikely and he planned to travel to Harrison and begin review midnext week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riddle
John E. Miller
Hot Springs
Harrison
Lilac Garden Club reports 32nd convention and May flower show
Mrs Downing president reported on the 32nd annual garden club convention in Little Rock. Members gave feedback on flower arrangements for the May show after a routine business meeting. Refreshments included cake and cold drinks served by the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory
Shover Springs
Judy England
Lanette Arrington
Lorena Arrington
Linda Arrington
Calvin Caldwell
Camp Clearfork
Jimmy Howell
Lilac Garden Club
Guy Downing
Blair Shuford
Downing
Little Rock
Coming and Going: Local Visits and Births Across Regions
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Collins and family returned from Andrew Texas after seeing two sons Darrell and Clay with a newborn granddaughter Becky Angela born Easter Sunday. Miss Lee Smith of Springhill came home from Odessa after visiting cousins Dora Ray and Charles Wright. The group includes Ms Petre and Curt from Buckner visiting J W Curtis Hord Faucett and Jerry Watson of Marked Tree. F Crow hosted Houston guests. Several friends traveled to Hot Springs and Six Flags. Lester Kent Sonny and family returned from Jonesboro Tennessee and Greensboro North Carolina visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Collins
Andrew
Texas
Darrell
Clay Collins
Becky Angela
Arkan sas Sisterhood convenes at Magnolia church in April
The annual Arkan sas chapter P O Sisterhood convention chaired by Mrs. John Harsh takes place April 25 to 27 at the First Methodist Church and Magnolia Inn. Sessions include a Friday luncheon hosted by Chapters AE and B, a BIL banquet with Chester Lauck, and speeches by Mrs. Marvin Mellon and Mrs. Margaret Blake Troutman. Local delegates Mrs. Herbert Stephens and Mrs. Rufus Sorrell.
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of Arkansas
P.O. Sisterhood
First Methodist Church of
Magnolia
John Harsh
Marvin Mellon
Magnolia Inn
First Methodist Church
Margaret Blake Troutman
Gordon Foster
Fellowship Hall
The
Methodist Church
Hope
DeQueen
Magnolia Country Club
Chester Lauck
Hot Springs
Nashville
Harsh
Herbert Stephens
Rufus Sorrell
Expert to Talk to Den Mothers
Henry Henning, Cub Scout handicraft expert, speaks in Hope at Garland School Cafeteria on Tuesday April 23 at 2 p.m. Den Mothers should attend with other mothers for hands on craft sessions and program material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland School
Hope
National Council, Boy Scouts of America
Caddo Council
Henry Henning
Garland
den Mathers
Piney Woods
Congress Invites Steel Institute Observers for Hearings
Congress invites the Iron and Steel Institute to send observers and comment daily during hearings. A question and answer session with the American Society of Newspaper Editors featured Kennedy praising steel industry restraint amid price moves and urging steel users and unions to help keep prices in check. The steelworkers contract is reopenable for wage talks in early May and Sen Jacob Javits urged this process inform consumers to judge steel prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron and Steel Institute
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kennedy
Steel Industry
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Economic Committee
Evacuation Planned for Testing Area at Tatum Salt Dome
The Momic Energy Commission plans to evacuate the testing zone for underground nuclear explosions in summer as a safety precaution. A safety survey begins Monday and should take two weeks to determine the exact area. The first detonation at the Tatum Salt Dome near Mattiesburg is tentatively slated for mid summer, possibly July.
Negro Held in Fatal Stabbing in Louisiana
Monroe AP report says M. C. Tally, 25, was arrested in connection with the March 1 stabbing death of Tammy Rodgers, 20, of Hamburg, Arkansas. He faces first degree murder charges. extradition waiver signed, to be moved to Hamburg for preliminary hearing before Circuit Judge G. B. Colvin after being taken off a Shreveport bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Louisiana
M. C. Tally
Tammy Rodgers
Hamburg
Ark
Ouachita Parish
Tally
Guy Moorman
G. B. Colvin
Shreveport
Khrushchev outlines Moscow’s international aims in informal talks
Uboldi described a friendly informal session in which Khrushchev touched on several points. He noted China had not yet replied to Moscow’s invitation for talks, potential June visit to Tito in Yugoslavia, the India China border clash, Pope John XXI’s peace en cyclical as useful, and the France West Germany friendship pact as a misread of power dynamics.
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Uboldi
Khrushchev
China
Moscow
Tito
Yugoslavia
Red China
India
Soviet Union
John XXI
West Germany
France
Cuban Attache and Two Cubans Indicted in New York Plot
Three Cuban nationals and a naturalized American were accused of planning to throw hand grenades at crowds in Manhattan and to blast oil refineries in New Jersey. Explosives were seized from a jewelry shop run by Jose Garcia Orellana. Indictments later dismissed in Manhattan federal court.
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Roberto Santiesteban Casanova
United Nations
Antonio Sueiro
New York
Jose Garcia Orellana
Garcia
U.S
Manhattan
New Jersey
Thomas F. Crooke
U.S. District Court
Molina
Magdalena Urdaneta
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
Havana Radio
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Dorothy Dix column on mail opening and domestic life
Dear Helen, a postal clerk husband opens his wife’s mail revealing a stalled marriage. She seeks guidance as he berates her, sheds order, and invades privacy. Helen advises tact, privacy rights, and suggests a matrimonial plan to improve communication and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
Tve
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First National Bank
the Hope Country Club
Monts
J. B. Martin
Herbert Burns
Emmet Wassell
Monty Monts
Emmett Wassell
Talbot Feilder
McCaskill R. C. I
Betty Duncan
Cloud Bittick
Washington D.C
Leon Prescott
Country Club
George Wright
Floyd Leverett
Charles Graham
E. E. Wassell
L. L. Webb
Kelly Bryant
Homer Jones
Brooks
Weisenberger
Gloria Gwen Brooks
Royce Stewart Weisenberger, Jr
Reuben Franklin Brooks
el Dorado
Royce Stewart Weisenberger
Miss Brooks
Mary Baltwin College
Vanderbilt India
Chi Omega
University of Arkansas School of Law
Mary and
Martha
Roger Pitts
Roy Bagley
Bagley
Phillip Manus
Bill Routon
National Library
Saenger
Bamboo
Ronali ‘ Fostee Werr
Anders Rickard Cha
Tom Waters
J. C. Williams
Jamie Russell
Chris Petre
Curt
Buckner
J. W. Curtis
Clyde Hord
David Faucett
Jerry Watson
Ralph Smith
Pioneer
Washington
Joseph Baer
John Davis
Jiouston
iDr
F. C. Crow
Mrs. Winfred White
Pearl Owens
Reuben Reed
Frances Reed
Lester Kent
Sonny
Judson Thornton
Jonesboro
Gibson’s Rexall Drug Store
Elm St
Mrs
Marvin Melton
Congress
Peace Corps
Kennedy Dbebeeet Eee Ake
Eace Corps
D.C
Mahon Pith
Hw Advertising Council
Nikita
Dorothy DIX
Connecticut
New Haven
Bridgeport
Boston
A&p
PLAID
South Main Street
Arkansas
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