Community social calendar and notices in Hope area
A denseHope newspaper social page lists meetings and events from August 3 to August 8. Hempstead County Republican Women, American Legion Auxiliary juniors, Senior High P-MYF, Hope Ladies Golf Association, Guild No 2 at First United Methodist, Farm Bureau, Burke Reunion, and district ministers meet at local venues. Also bridal shower for Kathie Stewart and multiple wedding-style family announcements accompany a string of visits, births, and funerals across Hope, Little Rock, Hot Springs, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist
Hope District
Little River Country Club
Horatio
Mauzon Mann
Mann
Becky
Byron
Manns
Hope
Norris Steele
Jerry Westmoreland
W. R. Burks
Joe Jones
Guy Downing
Hope District Parsonettes
Kathie Stewart
Jack Fountain
Hot Springs
Church of the Nazarene
Miss Stewart
John Stewart
Crystal Springs
W. H. ‘Jack
Fountain of Hope
Bible School at First Presbyterian Church August 13
The First Presbyterian Church hosts a Bible School on August 13 from 9 to 11:45 a.m. for Kindergarten through juniors with Mrs. David Stewart as director. Union Baptist Association members sponsor a five day revival at Central Baptist Prescott August 9 to 13 led by Rev. Perry Purtle with Bob Hand directing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
David Stewart
Churches of Union Baptist Missionary Association
Central Baptist Church
Prescott
Perry Purtle
Dallas
Bob Hand
Unity Baptist Church In
Hope
Princess Anne aims for Olympic riding amid royal spotlight
HOPE ARK STAR notes graduation remarks by Mrs. Hazel Underwood at Red River Vocational Technical School Nursing Aide class. Associated Press reports Princess Anne, daughter of Queen Elizabeth II, trains intensely for 1972 Olympic equestrian events, with coach Allison Oliver praising her ability and prospects for Britain’s team amid royal scrutiny and public interest.
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HOPE
Ark
Anne
Hazel Underwood
R.N
Red River Vocational Technical School
Gordon
Hugh Simmons
Oy Vonald Forbes
Associated Press
London
Princess Anne
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Allison Oliver
Anne Bloggs
Britain
Goldfish Bowl
Sandy Harper
Harper
Richard Meade
Princess Margaret
Tony Armstrong Jones
Lord Snowdon
Urchins Killed to Save Seaweed in Pacific
In Southern California waters divers report killing about 800,000 purple sea urchins to protect seaweed habitat. Ecologists say overharvesting of sea otters spurred urchin blooms that decimated kelp, harming abalone and lobster. Palos Verdes Underwater Restoration Project began with nearly 1,000 volunteers using hammers and hatchets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pacific
California
Palos Verdes
Helen Help Us Youth Advice Column Snubs Snobbery
A reader asks about shaming a pregnant sister who married and divorced, and how she can rejoin school. Helen Bottel urges acceptance and notes the need to support rehabilitation over stigma. The column also shares details on a Milwaukee teen Summer Action Program with $3,000 top prize and eligibility rules, and comments on marriage attitudes among young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Innner City
Group
Manpower, Inc
N. Plankinton Ave
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Television and Radio in the 1971 72 season outlook
AP television writer Cynthia Lowry surveys the approaching season. Networks face tighter budgets as fewer films are in local production while over a hundred TV series, movies for TV, and specials loom. Returns hinge on hit status amid shifting genres and sponsor changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
Mod Squad
Glen Campbell
Ironside
Carol Burnett
Carson Sees Vegas as Fresh Opening Night
Johnny Carson, en route to Hollywood for three NBC Tonight Show weeks, likens West Coast premieres to opening nights and notes the Vegas stay fuels his drive. He jokes his aim is doing what he really wants, amid a reported $1 million yearly contract extended through 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Carson
Hollywood
NBC
West Coast
Grand Canyon
Vegas
Carson
Jackie’s 20 Pound Diet Promise In 10 Days
A sensational weight loss ad touts Jackie as a flawless example who shed 20 pounds in 10 days and claims a copied diet can do the same. It urges readers to mail $5.50 to a Santa Barbara address for the program and insists rapid results require strong will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie
P.O
Santa Barbasis
Calif
Calit. Res
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Society
Hempstead County Republican Women's Club
Frank Ward
Park Drive
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion Auxiliary
Fair Park
Linda McMahon
Hope Ladies Golf Association
Hope Country Club
Guild No. 2
First United Methodist Church
Lois O’neal
North Washington Street
Farm Bureau
Troy Burson
Mulligan
Fair Park Colisium
Don Stanley
Timothy Don
J.E. Stanley
Patmos
Burford Hendrix
Antoine
H.O. Kyler
W.L. Clippard
Presbyterian Village
Little Rock
Hinton Davis
John Tabor
Mike
North Little Rock
W.E. Elsass
Kirk and Kregg
Forrest City
Glenn L. Williams
Marie
Nannie Parkins
Irvin Huckabee
Houston
Royce Weisenberger
Weisenberger
M.E. McCloughan
Memphis
M.M. McCloughan
Donald and
David Sage
Mr. and
Mrs. Thurman Ridling
George Bickerstaff
Harvey Powell
Mitchell Powell
Elmer Smith
J.W. Powell
L.D. Robin
Dillard Powell
Marvin Powell
Kenneth Petre
James Fant
Linda McKamie
Patton
Sosteps
Jonah
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Presbyterian Bible School
Central Baptist Church Revival
West Germany
Under
Hazel Underwood, A
Charlotte Reid
Federal Communications Commission
Illinois
Nixon
Helen Bettel
P.S. Webster
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
Dick Moore
George Frazier
Seaves
Ernest Medina
Duffie Booth
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