Local society notes and upcoming events in Hope Arkansas
The Hope Junior Auxiliary honors provisional members with a lunch at Hope Country Club on April 28 while a Guernsey PTA meeting and officer installation occur April 29. Several social events follow, including catfish dinner, gospel concert, spaghetti supper, and a May 2 brunch. A First Baptist kindergarten opens in September with registrations, and Zoe Barnes’s 82nd birthday party is recorded. Explorer Post 92 attends SOAR Day in Texarkana, a spring formal at Hope Country Club draws about 150, and local bridge and student achievements are noted.
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Hope Junior Auxiliary
Hope Country Club
Zoe Barnes
West 7Th Street
Carl Greelee
James Tate
Dewey Baker
Explorer Post 92
Texarkana
East Texas
Spring Lake Park
Larry
Paul Patton
al Roy
Robert Willis
Albert Patton
the Hope Country Club
John Hewitt
Norwich
N.Y
Jud Martindale
Jack Lowe
Engagement announced for Mary Lou Huckabee and Ronald Hooker
Mr and Mrs Samuel J Huckabee announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Lou to Ronald Terry Hooker son of Mr and Mrs Chester Dale Hooker of Prescott Vows planned for 8 pm May 15 at Oak Grove United Methodist Church The couple are students with Mary Lou at Arkadelphia Beauty School and Ronald a senior at Henderson State College majoring in social work No cards will be sent.
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Pam Butler
Charles Butler
Hope
Gail Burke
James H. Burke
DeAnn
The
Council For Exceptional Children
Hotel Fontainebleau
Miami
State College of Arkansas
Conway
Samuel J. Huckabee
Mary Lou
Ronald Terry Hooker
Chester Dale Hooker
Prescott
Miss Huckabee
Henderson State College
Arkadelphia Beauty School
Hooker
Oak Grove United Methodist Church
Student Social Security Benefits Reach 500000 In U S
Otis A. Blackwood, district manager in Texarkana, reports more than 500000 students receive monthly child student benefits. Eligible youths ages 18 to 22 in accredited schools may qualify on their insured parent accounts under 1967 amendments.
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Otis A. Blackwood
Texarkana
Blackwood
Wedding of Linda Dianne Latham and W L Ward Jr
Mrs. Myrtle Latham announces the marriage of her daughter Linda Dianne to W L Ward Jr son of Mr and Mrs W L Ward of Camden. The double ring ceremony occurred Tuesday April 20 at 7:30 pm at the groom’s parents home in Camden with immediate family present. The bride wore white chiffon and lace, carried white carnations, and wore a bouffant veil. Attendants included Sharon Hunt Paula Walker and Barbara Silliman with corsages of white carnations. Best man was I J Beasley of Magnolia. Pink and white stock adorned the reception and a small wedding cake stood nearby. The couple will reside in Camden. he is Managing Editor of The Camden News.
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Myrtle Latham
Linda Dianne
W. L. Ward Jr
W. L. Ward
Camden
Alfred Rose
Sharon Hunt
Paula Walker
Barbara Silliman
I. J. Beasley
Magnolia
Ward
The
Camden News
Readers Answer the Mail on Film Ratings and Adult Content
A theater manager laments abusive parental reactions to strict age gates on adults only films and notes door busts for R and X rated screenings. A puzzled reader critiques the ratings system, contrasting war movie content with nudity. The column also suggests a Vietnam-era wife contact Red Cross for help.
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Helen
Suzie
Bobby
City Hall
Vietnam
U.S
American National Red Cross
Helens Help Us Red Cross aids service families
In a small California county the Red Cross assisted 1,743 service families last year with emergency communications counseling and financial aid. A teenage boy writes about teenage freedom, respect, and the clash with older relatives, defending long hair and personal responsibility.
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Red Cross
California
Helen
Mrs. B
George Washington
Alma special election to fill mayor's seat today
Alma Arkansas hosts a special election to choose a successor to resigning Mayor Roy Cromer. Candidates include John V. Burrough Lewis Holt and Bob Jones. Burrough previously served as city recorder and has been acting mayor during the interim.
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Alma, Ark
Alma
Roy Cromer
John V. Burrough
Lewis Holt
Bob Jones
Burrough
City Recorder
60 Minutes Split By Charter Topics On China And Heart Disease
CBS’s 60 Minutes featured Chiang Kai-shek’s China in an interview with Safer and a discussion of heart attack risks among American men. Mike Wallace examined how health habits influence coronary disease, noting limited evidence linking diet to risk and potential lifestyle changes to reduce rates. The piece also surveys growing drug coverage on TV and its impact on addicts and families.
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Cynthia Lowey
NEW York
CBS
60 Minutes
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Merely Safer
Formosa
United Nations
Chiang
Safer
Mike Wallace
Wallace
New England
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Society
Guernsey Pta
Kings Servants
el Dorado
Friendship Methodist Church
WMA
New Hope Baptist Church
Alpha Delta
Delta Kappa Gamma
G.G. Medders
Odom
Emmet High School
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Omer Williams
C.R
Williams
Big Spring
Tex
Moore
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
the Diamond
Harry Hawthorne
Comer Boyett
Taylor Stuart
Marie C. Hendrix
George Wright
E. P. Young, Jr
Mary Lou Huckabee
Lester Sitzes
Association
William R. Capps
Catos Fhi
Mom
Cato's
Helen Bottel
Saas
Burwalt
Wee Ana
Robert Sherry
Tony Fuller
Bain
Russel Closee
William T. Sherman
Arkansas News Briefs
Associated Press
Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Central Arkansas
Naida Patton
Pam Neal
Bonnie Roy
Girl Scout Troop 75
Camp Highpoint
Mena
G.B. Hughes
Dallas
Ernest Paris
Ruth McWhorter
First Baptist Church of
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Richards Howard
Washington, D.C
National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
John Cain
Calvin Waverly Parker
Stanardsville
Eastman
John Keck
Ashdown
Mary Andrews
Opal Daniel
Velora Bright
Margie Vickers
Hope B&pw
B&pw
Lee Bowman
Foster
Little Rock
Vincent Foster
Donald Mushtare
Mushtare
Page
Cobblers
PRISM
California Cobblers
Eizo
East 2Nd Street
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