August 1967 Hope society event calendar highlights
The society calendar lists a dinner meeting for the Hope B and PW Club at the Diamond on August 10 with Nedra Kent in charge and Larrie Patterson as guest speaker. Dorcas class meets August 10 at 7 30 p.m. in Mrs Leon Prescott's home. Ladies Day at Hope Country Club August 10 features swimming golfing and bridge with a potluck lunch. Game Night and Potluck Supper at Hope Country Club August 12 at 7 30 p.m. Open House August 13 from 3 to 5 p.m. at East gar Street administration building. Local residents travel and visits noted.
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Hope B &Pw Club
the Diamond
P.m
Nedra Kent
Larrie Patterson
Dorcas
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Leon Prescott
the Hope Country Club
Lex Helms, Jr
Gene White
Joe Barentine
Ladies Golf Association
The
Hope Country Club
E.J. Whitman
Andy Andrews
Byron Hefner
Hors Public
Hope
Hope Duplicate
Justice Dept listens to Black Power figures in probe
The Justice Department closely tracks statements by Stokely Carmichael and H. Rap Brown amid questions in Congress about legal applicability to their activities. No federal charges are pending as Atty Gen. Clark and his team review the case after a Washington broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Mohbat
Washington
Justice Department
Michael
H. Rap Brown
Department
Congress
Ramesey Clark
Clark
Brown
Ann Wollerman
First Baptist Church
Gunsmoke Moves to Monday, Aims at Younger Audience
AP dispatch notes Gunsmoke enters 13th season as a family show after CBS shifts it to Monday 7 30 p m. Producer Mantley says the change should keep scripts intact though Kitty is protected from harm. Network decision followed earlier cancellation threats and public outcry. Jerry Lewis and The Monkees press access noted, with restricted access policy continuing.
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Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Hollywood
CBS
Televisionland
John Mantley
Kitty
Mantley
Jerry Lewis
NBC
Lewis
Engagement Announced for Phyllis Baker and Ronald Fuller
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow R. Baker announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis Carol to Ronald N. Fuller son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fuller of Hot Springs. Phyllis is a 1966 Hope High School graduate, attended Henderson State College, and works for Southwestern Bell. Ronald is a 1966 Hot Springs High School graduate, a Henderson State College sophomore. The wedding is planned September 2 at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church. no cards will be sent.
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Woodrow R. Baker
Phyllis Carol
Ronald N. Fuller
Lloyd Fuller
Hot Springs
Miss Baker
Hope High School
Henderson State College
Arkadelphia
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Fuller
Hot Springs High School
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Helen Help Us Youth Questions and Family Dilemmas
A Hope Star youth advice column discusses teen privacy, graduation gifts, wedding costs, and family communication. Readers share concerns about limited recognition for college grads, affording weddings, and a teenage daughter seeking privacy, with Helen Bottel urging open talk and sensible, affordable solutions. The piece notes the column's dedication to family living and invites more letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
Inc
The ABC venture and a theater star seeks TV comeback
The piece notes a famous film personality risking a TV return on ABC. The season hinges on Lewis and his venture, creating one of the few cliffhangers in the networks' schedules.
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ABC
Bet
Why
Rich
Lewis
Mississippi runoff forecast as Winter leads Williams
In Mississippi, State Treasurer William Winter and U.S. Representative John Bell Williams lead the governor race with about 50,000 votes ahead of nearest challenger as 62 percent of precincts report. Former Gov. Ross Barnett trails, while James Swan and William Waller also run. Negro voters make notable gains in local races. Gould Turtle Derby draws about 60 entries with a Thursday schedule and pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Saggus Jackson
Miss
William Winter
U.S
John Bell Willliams
Mississippi
Winter
Williams
Coune Ty
Ross Barnett
University of Mississippi
James “Litetle
Jimmy” Swan
Swan
Barnett
Dist. Atty
William Waller
Jackson
Vernon Brown
C.L. McKinley
Gould
Turtle Derby
Influence of Chinese in African Area
A report from Lusaka notes rising Chinese influence in Zambia as President Kaunda visits Beijing and China offers an interest free loan of 16.8 million dollars. China funds the 280 million dollar Zamtan railroad project linking to Tanzania, while Mao imagery appears at a trade fair. Zambia, independent since 1964, remains landlocked and heavily tied to white minority interests in copper mining, with rising anti white sentiment and restricted diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Lee Royle
Lusaka
Zambia
Central Africa
Kenneth Kaunda
Peking
Red China
Zamtan
Tanzania
Mao Tse-tung
Chairman Mao
Texas
Northen
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Kaunda
Angola
Mozamebique
LET'S TALK ABOUT MOVIES By VELDA SEAMANS
Movie columns note upcoming and current showings at local theaters. Butterfield 8 with Elizabeth Taylor closes tonight, Then This Property is Condemned with Natalie Wood opens Thursday at Dixie, Elvis spins in Spinout Sunday, Saenger features include Bobby Vee in a swinging college crowd tale and The Drums of Tabu. War Wagon with John Wayne and Kirk Douglas shows Monday, Shirley Mac Laine stars in Johnny Goldfarb Please Come Home on Tuesday and Wednesday. Merchants free movie Wednesday at 12:30. Future titles Af ter the Fox Africa Texas Style Madam X and Neva da Smith plans teased.
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H.C. Whitworth
Kirk
Vietnam
Mary Elizabeth Ellis
Memphis
Wayne Ellis
June Stroud
Martha Slatton
Delight
St. Louis
Justice Dept
Frank Kirk, Jr
Ft. Benning, Ga
ARK
Shipley
Phyllis Carol Baker
Helen Bettel
UBF
California
Mhoon
Elm Hope
Louisiana
Hearing Aid Center
Maoon
Hearing Aid Centers, Inc
Gould, Ark
Gould Lions Club
Velda Seamans
Butterfield
Liz Taylor
Gloria
Dixie
Natalie Wood
Rory Calhoun
Elvis
Saenger Thurs
Bobby Vee
Dems
John Wayne
Kirk Douglas
Shirley MacLaine
Johnny Goldfarb
Africa
Madam X
Nevaeda Smith
the Dixie
Ess Herman Marcus Eveseseh Dacron
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