FFA and FHA Banquet Honors Members at Rosston
The Rosston FFA and FHA held their Annual Father-Son and Mother-Daughter Banquet on Thursday April 15 in Worthern Gymnasium at 7:30 p.m. The theme Moving Ahead Together featured a devotion by E J Murphy and a pork and chicken dinner. Ronnie Williams presided over entertainment and the program included greetings by Gloria Westbrook and Joyce Hopson, a modeling segment, and an Americanism essay contest sponsored by Unit 12. The top essay winner, daughter of Erman O Bright, advances to a $25 state award competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Mixon
Rosston
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
Worthern Gymnasium
E.J. Murphy
Ronnie Williams
FFA
Gloria Westbrook
FHA
Joyce Hopson
Sandra Hopson
Mitchell Roland
Oak Grove School Dist
Raglin Irby
Unit 12
American Legion Auxiliary
Hope High School
Joe Jones
America
Erman O. Bright
Hope High
Future Teachers of America
National Honor Society
Nike Club
Southern State College
Linda Faye Easter
Rebels in East Pakistan Order Guerrilla Fight
The Provisional Government of Bangla Desh directs forces to avoid set battles with Pakistani troops and wage an underground guerrilla campaign. Leaders urge Awami League exiles to return for leadership as Yahya Khan's forces mount a regional sweep, with about 70 000 troops in action and seizing key towns. Rebels fled toward India, declaring independence near the Indian border, while the exact situation east of the Padma remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Neeld
Associated Press
Calcutta
India
Bangla Desh
East Pakistan
Awami League
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Bangla Desh Movement
Yahya Khan
Tripura
Preacher Uses Billboard To Urge Debate On War
Rev. Francis Wellford Hobbie 49 pastor of Second Presbyterian bought a billboard in Little Rock urging adults to speak out on national issues including Vietnam. The sign criticized silence and urged involvement though some congregation members objected. He and Rev. Guy Delaney spent 125 dollars for a month’s display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dala McKinsey
Associated Press
Little Rock
Francis Wellford Hobbie
Second Presbyterian Church
Southeast Asia
Hobbie
United States
Vietnam
Guy Delaney
Ervin pushes to bar religious use in desegregation bill
Sen Sam Ervin moves to strike all language allowing Federal funds for Catholic and other religious schools in a 1.5 billion desegregation bill. He argues such use violates the First Amendment and is bad policy while noting the bill mainly funds projects to lessen minority isolation in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Ark
Joe Hall
Associated Press
Washington
Crat
Senate
Ervin
Misjudged Millwood Growth Gentle warning on Millwood recreation
Jim Cyrus resident engineer of Millwood Dam spoke at the Hope Rotary Club about planning errors in the Millwood recreational area. He cited oversized visitor influx and inadequate facilities while noting fishing is Millwood’s draw and showing slides with large crowds and fish. He credited Paul Choate of Monday and the Game and Fish Commission. Rotarian Vincent Foster arranged the program and welcomed several visiting Rotarians and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Cyrus
Millwood Dam
Hope Rotary Club
Millwood
Paul Choate
Game and Fish Commission
Vincent Foster
C.R
Dick” Moore
Bob Gullet
Prescott
van Wilson
el Dorado
Joe Jeter
Gainesville
Tex
Haskell Jones
Lloyd Spencer
Homer Beverley
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s—Hope
Sheryle Kaye Bright
Hot Springs
Winthrop Rockefeller
John Meadows
Wm A. Stevens
S.L. Minor
Logan
John Kelly
W. L. Bazzelle
Hope Ark
Lewis Peterfield
Edwin Smith
Vo-Agri
Magnolia
Troy Buck
Vo- Agri
Blackland Federation
Sandra Stenson
Parker Powell
Hope Ffa
Delaney Alexander
Nevada County
Herbert Zackery
Freddie L. Young
Messieurs Zackery and Young
Oak Grove
Elbert Page Jr
McKinley Toney
Hope Federal
Iil
E. Pakistan
Preacher
Coldbrook
Safeway
Melrose Soda
Florida
Tin
Applesauce
Cragmont Cola
Bel-air
Patties
Sby
Pera Esteri
Veer Muterpat
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