Hope area society notes and club activities detailed
A long society note lists diverse events from April 30 to May 5 in Hope. Activities include a Doctor's League baseball meeting, an elementary art show, bake sale for Union Baptist Youth, a mixed golf tournament, and reports on the state PEO convention. Several church groups meet May 4 5 and 3 with programs on floral symbolism and mission work, plus 4-H and PEO chapter meetings, and a Whites Chapel homecoming May 3 featuring Peachy Wagner of Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Center
The
Hope Junior Auxiliary
New Hope Baptist Church
Cato’s
Union Baptist Youth Fellowship Project
P.E
Mt Sequoyah
Fayettevillé
Crit Stuart, Jr
B.C. Hyatt
F.M. Horton
Foremer
Hyatt
Bruce Memorial Women’s Society
Bruce Memorial Women’s Society of Christian Service
P.C. Stephens
Herabert Stephens
James Walker
Blevins
Arch Wylie
Stephen Bader
Hope
Norma Cohen
Hope District Women’s Society of Christian Service
W.C. Beene
WMS
First Baptist Church
Thatlami
W.H. Peterson
Registered Nurses Association
Memorial Hospital
DeQueen
Shower Springs
Whites Chapel
Bobby Joe Wright
Buddy McCamey
Union Church
Music Hall series on NBC shows mixed country appeal
NBC airs the first of a two part Music Hall special that critics say mimics Nashville but falls into a polished Hollywood pattern. Performers like Phil Harris and Bobbie Gentry appear tentative with cuecard dialogue while other networks prep star laden projects for fall. The TV season shifts with Mary Jo Kopechne inquest coverage altering late night lineups.
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Cynthia Lowry
Radio Weltern New York
NBC
Hollywood
Nashville
Phil Harris
Bobbie Gentry
Las Vegas
Music Hall
Troy Donahue
Anthony George
Search For Tomorrow
CBS
Mary Jo Kopechne
ABC
Woman to See Her 50th Ky. Derby
Irene B. Schmidt survived a crowded Derby debut in 1920 after tumbling from an orange crate. She will attend her 50th consecutive Derby from a third floor box at Churchill Downs, plans to return every year, and keeps a diamond and Derby winner photo collection in tribute to her late husband.
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Louisville
Irene B. Schmidt
Irene
ALMT
Yye
Aristidies
Nurse Speaks On Drug Scene Dangers To Teens
A nurse with hospital experience narrates the drug crisis seen from both sides. She warns teens about the lethal risks of illegal substances and urges more effective education and firsthand witnessing of the consequences to deter youth from experimenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Department of Health
Helen Help Us Druggie Roulette Warns Youth Decline
A fragmentary column argues for a gradual easing of the drug crisis as youths shift from seeking thrills to recognizing pills as deadly. It asserts that reduced demand will curb supply faster than policing or education, urging reader youth to reconsider.
On the Road in Arkansas April and May Events
A compact calendar of Arkansas events lists gatherings in Little Rock, Hot Springs, Conway, Melbourne, and other towns. Highlights include a National Conference of Christians and Jews in Little Rock, Boy Scouts state meeting, Pilgrimage in Washington, Miss Conway Pageant in Conway, rodeos in Clarksville and Fort Smith, arts shows in Hot Springs Eureka Springs and Magnolia, several tournaments, and public performances across May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okie Hie Maem - Sh Gah
C. Lynn Harris
Arkansas State Medical Auxiliary
Hot Springs
Hempstead County
George Wright
Forney Hall
Jim McKenzie
Lowell Harris
Jud Martindale
J.W. Branch
Paul Rawson
Candy Harris
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Little Rock
Boy Scouts of America
Hall of Industry
Washington
Conway
Clarksville
Southern Artists Association
Arlington
Melbourne
Belvedere
Belvedere Country Club
Saddle & Sirlein
Corral
Arkansas Adjusters Association
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Eureka Springs
Arkansas Traveller Folk Theatre
Haryey
Dermott
Batesville
Big Flat
Magnolia
Burns Park
North Little Rock
Central Arkansas Association
Stuttgart
Arms Critic Attacks Major Defense Spending Bill
A House critic confronts a 26.24 billion defense bill claiming it inflates the Soviet threat and risks escalating the arms race. Rep Donald M Fraser De Mint cited Defense Secretary Laird figures, arguing cuts to MIRV and strategic power funds would keep the United States from maintaining nuclear parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Donald M. Fraser
de Mint
Secretary of Defensé
Laird
U.S
Rivers
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Society
Hope Country Club
John Kitchens, Jr
Albert Bray
Lewisville
Dick Watkins
Ken Daniels
Garrett, Willis
D.W. Kunze
Austin
Tex
James Willis
Ft. Worth
Texas
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Donald Muslitare
Raymond Boner
Jackson
Hopedian Reservation
4-H Club
Stevie Skinner
Fellowship Hall
Peggy Reece
Red River Valley
Travis England
Homer Poindexter
Charles McCorkle
Carol
Avis Dillard
Paula Dillard
Doreen Dugger
David Poindexter
Terry Dugger
Randall Holliday
P.E.O
B.P. O'Neal
Chapter AE
C.V. Nunn
B.N. Holt
Cline Franks
Elkins, Ark
J.A. Davis
Hinton Davis
Evva Reynerson
Minden
Peachy Wagner
Knoxville
Tennessee
Charles A. Wagner, Jr
Elevia Boyce
Wagner
L.A. Boyce
Spring Hill
Peachy
Dogwood
University of Tennessee
Alpha Tau Omega
R.O.T.C
Rush
Pi Beta Phi
U.T
Elovia’s
Bruce McCampbell
McCampbell Farms
Miss Peachy Wagner
Hope (Ark) Star
Onset Television and Radio
James Garner
Tony Curtis
Henry Forda
Shirley MacLaine
Hal Holbrook
Beason
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Joan Bennett
Mary’s Fashions
Mihs
Merle Norman
Beauty
Helen Bottel
John P. Cox Drug CO
Bill Freeman
R. L. Broach
Hope, Ark
Tee
Dr. Balls
Haley
American Greeting
Solid State
Colgate
Pete
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