Local Garden Club and Club Meetings Listed
A serialized notice lists multiple upcoming meetings in Hope including the Hope Council of Garden Clubs on Wednesday April 29 at 10 a.m. at the First National Bank and various PTA and church circles across May 1 to May 5. It also covers Homemakers Club proceedings and results from the Hope Duplicate Bridge Club with participant names and placements.
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Wenesday
The
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
First National Bank
E. P. O’neal
Oris Thornton
W. B. Mason
Steven Bader
Hope Country Club
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
E. P. Young, Jr
Bill Wray
Mary K. Lehman
Buddy Porter
Tully Henry
Saratoga
Marie Hendrix
Coming and Going in Dexter Area Visits
Bill Eason of Denver was an overnight guest of Mrs. Lean Bundy and visited the Dexter Bailey family. Weekend guests included Duane Drummond of El Dorado and Mrs. B C Hyatt with brother Stuart Spragins of Little Rock who returned from Natchez with friends from Lake Village. Mr and Mrs Jack Evans of Jena La are visiting her mother Mrs R L Hendrix.
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Bill Eason
Denver, Colo
Lean Bundy
Dexter Bailey
Leon Bundy
Duane Drummond
el Dorado
Jack Evans
Jena, la
R. L. Hendrix
Boxing's Last Round sparks talk of outlawing matches
AP columnist Cynthia Lowry surveys NBC's Boxing's Last Round noting Brutal, ugly sports and a Senate subcommittee interest to regulate interstate matches. Gov Pat Brown advocates outlawing boxing after citing postwar fatalities. interviews reveal wrecked lives and fin de siècle fame.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
David Brinkley
NBC
Senate
Pat Brown
California
Brinkley
Benny Paret
Bean Jack
Miami
King Levinsky
Cassius Clay
Joe Walcott
Brinkley and Company
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
ABC
Andy Williams
Capra Leads Space Rendezvous Exhibit at World’s Fair
Hollywood director Frank Capra, a Caltech graduate, chairs the unfinished exhibit Reaching For the Stars at the New York World’s Fair. He says the show, about two manned crafts rendezvousing in space, will run 17 or 18 minutes and take about five months to complete. Capra notes delays were due to late start and production hurdles.
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Rob Thomas
Movie-Television
Weiler Hollywood
Teo
Hollywood
Frank Capra
California Institute of Technology
Capra
Martin Marietta Corp
Mr. Deeds
Caltech
Bell Telephone
Candidates Must Pick Position in Little Rock Alderman Race
Arkansas Attorney General Bruce Bennett ruled on Tuesday that candidates for alderman must designate the position they seek and cannot change it. The decision came after a request from Madelyn Bucks, secretary of the Union County Democratic Central Committee, noting Strong elects two aldermen in each of its three wards.
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Little Rock
Bruce Bennett
Strong
Railroads to drop 348 firemen in Arkansas
Two railroads serving Arkansas announced plans to remove 348 firemen from their crews. Missouri Pacific Railway will eliminate 200 positions across 47 Arkansas counties while St. Louis-San Francisco Railroad will drop 148 jobs across 14 counties effective May 7.
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ST. Louis
Arkansas
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis-San Francisco
A Choice of Assassins by William P McClvern
Malcolm meets Jenny Davis and her mother Coralee at a party invitation as two Germans and Ramon Domingo guests plot intrigue. Coralee plans a small gathering while Malcolm faces danger and a potential hit squad awaiting in Torremolinos, with Domingo’s tempered threat and a watchful group plotting a cold kill.
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Madrid
Jenny
Gibraltar
Coralee
Malcolm
Enstone Royale
Stree
Karl Webber
Willie Maganer
Torremolinos
Pez Espada
Castro Eases Ban on U.S. Jazz Plays in Havana
Fidel Castro's government lifts limits on American jazz movies and plays, sparking public excitement. Thousands of university students rallied in a square as the Free Jazz Group performed old favorites, marking a rare cultural opening in Cuba since 1961 amid rising sugar revenues and new foreign money. Private showings of new American films require extensive permissions, while Cuban television begins broadcasting.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Japan
Spain
Dorothy Dix: Wife Walks In Sleep Advice From Dr Joyce Brothers
Dear readers, Dr Joyce Brothers explains sleep walking in a national column. About four million sleep walkers exist in the country. Sleep walkers move deliberately with eyes open, hear but rarely speak, and are usually not violent. The piece notes typical patterns and suggests finding the cause with professional help.
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WFE
Joyce Brothers
Dr. Rothers
P.J.B
Senate Bid Filed In 8th District By Texarkana Republican
Bethel B. Larey of Texarkana filed Monday as a Republican candidate for the state senate in the 8th District which includes Miller and Lafayette Counties. Incumbent is Democrat Sen. John C. Moore.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Bethel B. Larey
Texarkana
Senate
Miller
Lafayette
John C. Moore
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Boocan P.T.A
Wees
Ue Methodist Church
Fox
P. H. Webb
Maud Gillispie
Liberty Hill
HD Club
Lester Kent
WSCS
First Methodist Church
BE. J. McCabe
Blair Shufford
Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma Sociey
Alta Reed
Mary Roy Moses
Mary Nell Turner
Mary Margaret Haynes
Margaret Medders
Jesse Burke
DeAnn
Homemakers Home Demonstration Club
de Stephenson
B. Beggs
Gordon Renshaw
George Hooten
Earnest Ridghill
Hempstead
Hooten
George Hartsfield
Renshaw
Archie Smith
Regina Renshaw
David McKee
Panacolor
Pyro
Quontilis
A. L. Burns JR
Shipley Studio Acousticon
Bob Thomas
Chris Kitterman
Fort Worth
Texas
Gena Kitterman
George W. Miller
S. Pine
Hope, Ark
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
William P
McClvern
Jina, P. McClver
Enterpries Assn
Jenny Davis
Weilhouse
Domingo
Paco
Clarke
Zarren
Castro
U.S
Dorothy DIX
Earer
Psychoanalytic Association
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Smit
A. T
Punkin
Johnston
FORD
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