Grandmother Honored at Hope Society Gatherings
The Hope social scene features a series of August events. Mrs. Elerie John presides at a Diamond Cafe refreshment hour while the United Daughters of the Confederacy plan a luncheon. A birthday party for Rhonda Neal, a stork shower for Mrs. Garrett, and a First Methodist choir surprise party highlight community cheer.
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Rufus Sorrells
Hope B. & P. W. Club
Diamond Cafe
Elerie John
Chor
The
United Daughters of Confederacy
the Diamond
Stark
Jerry Gair
Jerry Garretti
First Baptist Church
Lana Thompson
Garrett
Susan’ Davis
First Methodist Church
Susan Davis
John Tabor
Hinton Davis
H. £. Thornton
Mothe
Returning travelers and Midwest West visits noted
Mrs. J. W. Turner returns from a vacation to Lubbock with L. C. Turner and family. Mrs. John Vesey comes back from a three week trip to the West with friends from Little Rock, attending the Seattle World's Fair. Harold Porters family and David and Mary Ann Beaty visit Six Flags Over Texas and Dallas. Jack and Mrs Beaty visit Ralph Beaty in Siloam Springs. Sue Wesson has been vigiling in Northwest Arkansas.
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First Presbyterian Church
Sheila Foster
Beryl Franklin Anthony
Vincent Walker Foster
Hope
Beryl F. Anthony
el Dorado
L. T. Lawrence
Susan Davis
Luther Hollaman
Sharon’ Foster
Carolyn Anthony
Mary Eppler
Jan Robison
Dallas
Texas
Suzanne Jones
Pine Bluff
Linda Rushter
Magnolia
John, Lee ,Anthony
Springhill
John Lee Anthony
Springs Hill
Nelson Huey
Searcy
Jenn Ed Freeman
Richard Crawford
William Campbell
Toby McDonalds
Weldon
Richard Lankford
Little Rock
Howard Weichert
Tex
Vincent W. Foster, Jr
Mrs. Anthony
the Hope Country Club
W. R. Giles
Misa Martha Waddle
George, Miller, Jr
David McKenzie
Lou Ellen East
Fred Norton
Texarkana
Cecil Wyatt
Murfreesboro
Mark Jones
Minneapolis
Lubbock, Tex
L. C. Turner
John Vesey
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Harold Portersfick
David
Mary Ann Beaty
J. W
Son” Jones and
Olin Jones
Dallas, Tex
Jack Beaty
Ralph Beaty
Siloam Springs
Sue Wesson
Arkansas
Hospital Notes Show Admits and Discharges in Hope Area
Hospital notes list numerous admissions and discharges in Hope and surrounding towns. Several individuals are noted as admitted or discharged including Lisa Thomas and Otho Mullins with multiple relatives named. Two births are announced for Aug. 7 and Aug. 8, with families detailing newborn boys.
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Otho Mullins
Emmet
Denala Jones
Hughes Springs
Charles Gough
Hope
Arthur Landers
Dog Rowe
Carrie Rodden
Floyd Wright
Texarkana
Donna
Wayne Iarris
Saratoga
Edward Stuart
Lisa Thomas
G. J. Baldiwell
Baby Gi
Blevins
Fred Luck
J. ‘Th Cearly
Buckner
Rena Williams
Dear Helen and the nine year old teacher affair
Dorothy Dix offers guidance on a married woman's attraction to her daughter's handsome schoolteacher. She is urged to focus on her husband and shared hobbies, not pursue the affair, and to rekindle marriage by engaging in the husband’s interests. A second reader seeks help coping with a domineering mother amid plans for college. The advice calls for independence and possible scholarships to escape home pressures. A third letter asks how to cope with aging and avoid becoming a burden, recommended to adopt a positive mindset and perform acts of kindness daily.
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Helen
Tirst
Wes
Oram
Teache
Suniet
Will
Arkansas Farmers See Cash Income Dip in Five Months
State Farm income figures show Arkansas farmers earned 166,459,000 from crops and livestock in January through May, down from 169,? million in 1964, but cash flow remains steady overall as most income comes in the cotton season. January drop is linked to smaller 1961 cotton sales and later-month marketing patterns. The five months totals include 62,718,000 from crops and 97,741,000 from livestock, versus 64,416,000 and 104,354,000 in 1961, with full-year 769,959,000 total.
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Gordon Brown
Washington
API
Cashine
Arkansas
Agriculture Department
Mo More Bad Drug in State
A spokesman for the FDA said no supply of thalidomide remains with four Arkansas doctors on an experimental basis. The tranquilizer is linked to birth defects and was not sold commercially. Health official J. T. Herron said no Arkansas birth defects linked to the drug have been reported. Names of the four doctors were not released, and the FDA would not say if the drug had been given to pregnant Arkansans.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Federal Food and Drug Administration
United States
DY. J. T. Herron
Heath
FDA
Farm income shifts in the South Central states
Arkansas and Kentucky show declines in five months while Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee post gains. The Senate filibuster against a satellite project affects Arkansas politics as Barry Goldwater attacks J William Fulbright, accusing him of bias. Goldwater criticizes Fulbright’s absence during reelection efforts and warns of delays from committee scrutiny on a satellite ground station proposal.
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Arkansas
South Central
Kentucky
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Senate
J. William Fulbright
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Goldwater
Memories of the Famous Movie Star Memories of Marilyn Monroe by Bob Thomas
AP writer Bob Thomas recalls Marilyn Monroe at her last interview on the set of Something's Gotta Give, after Kennedy's birthday appearance, noting her warmth wit and enduring star aura. He reflects on her career beginnings and declares the Marilyn Monroe story over while affirming her status as a star.
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Bob Thomas
Marilyn Monroe
Hollywood
Marilyn
Kennedy
Madison Square Garden
United States
Louis Calhern
Van Buren residents vote on $702,200 revenue bond
Van Buren residents went to the polls to vote on a proposed 702200 dollar revenue bond issue to finance improvements of the city sewer system. A similar proposal has been defeated twice before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren, Ark
VanBuren
Doctor Gets Award for Service
Washington AP report: Dr Frances O Kelsey, FDA medical officer who blocked thalidomide, received a Presidential Medal for Distinguished Federal Civilian Service from President Kennedy. Five other officials were honored. Kelsey wore a blue dress and beret hat, declined cosmetics, and left home flat-heeled shoes.
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Washington
Frances O. Kelsey
United States
Kennedy
Kelsey
Food and Drug Administration
Jellyfish Force Beach to Close
Jellyfish five inches in diameter with three foot tentacles forced a short beach closure for an hour on Monday at Newport. Ten people were stung and treated at a local hospital before release.
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Newport, RL
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UDC
Daydeettes
Barlow
Rhonda Marie Neal Moncfeld
Rhonda Marile Neal
James L. Neal
Lonnie Barber
Cathy Evans
Gayle Evans
Jerry Huckabee
Gary Huckabee
Gloria Gene
Elizabeth Barnum
Ray King
Rhon
Foster
Anthony
Miss Taylor
Tonna Taylor
Winston ‘Duke
Hope Country Club
Roy Taylor
Harold Duke
Travis Ward
Carter’ Russell
Billy Mitchell
Harold Porterfield
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Solomon
Sheba
Jessica
Deep South
Roy Anderson
INS. Agency
Main
North Arkansas
Concord Grapes
Baskets
Charlie M. Cox
Patmos
JA. Cellier
E. Led Hamiler
Alvin Willis
Edna Nash
Fallon
Juanita Welsh
Ed ‘Thompson
Clayton Frierson
Hopes
Henry Fenwick
Lucy Huckabee
Joe Ervin
Calvin Lee
G. Hamilton
Linda Hampton
Robert Wallon
Erma Hinton
Tine Spearmin
Alice Hood McNab
Helga Ames
Fulton
Clifton Formby
Neil Franks
Michael Middlebrooks
Marrow
Middlebrooks
Jack Brown
Forrest Jessup
Nobie Brown
Wayne Bohanan
Floyd Ponder
Baby Jessup
Branch Astmittadl
Billy Wray Ward
Lyle Brown
James Smith
Sallie Jackson
Lyle McMahon
Dein Bacher
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Place Mall
Fisher
Pyell
Harold Hendrix
Hope Yard
Prescott Yard
Vth &le
David Davis
Volkswagen
Michalin
Harvey
Aaro Mayflower Transit Co
Hope Transfer CO
Hope, Ark
West
Bob Lewis
W. Ath St
State Farm Mutual
Atetamay
Barlow Coffee Shop
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