Society notes of events at hotels churches and weddings
Society items from Hope area society pages include plans for a Jayceette fashion show at Hotel Barlow on Monday August 13, meetings of Wesleyan Service Gulf First Methodist Church and Ann Wallerman Circle First Baptist Church on Aug 13 and 14, a licensed practical nurses meeting Aug 14, Builders Sunday School Class covered-dish supper Aug 14, and a detailed wedding plan for Miss Tonnies Nawaylor and George Winston Duke with attendants and ceremony at Memorial Baptist Church. Also reports of a bridge club gathering and a Washington corn-dog party, engagement of Alice Faye Van Meter to Coy A Stewart, Circle 4 W S C S meeting, and W S C S program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Wallerman
First Baptist Church
Lester
Ruth and Friendship
Fi Lloyd
Roy P Sewall
Tonnies Nawaylor
George Winston Duke
Harold’ Penn Duke
Von
Roy Taylor
Cleet
Carol Ann Taylor
Eggy Duke
Nita Messer
Martha Reydds
el Dorado
Sandra
Alice van Metter
Cy Stewart
Erwin van Meter
Waldo
Alice Faye
Coy A. Stewart
C. D. Moore
Magnolia
Hope
Memorial Baptist Church
Coming and Going On and Mrs Tom Rogers Visit Mr Rogers
Mrs. Tom Rogers and Billy visited W H Bunk Rogers of E Dorady Monday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Hartsfield and family left Thursday for a vacation visiting friends and relatives in Monahan and Midland Texas and will tour Carlsbad New Mexico before returning home. Held for a five week visit with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rogers
Billy
W. H
Bunk) Rogers
Herbert Hartsfield
Monahan
Midland
Texas
Carlsbad
N. M
Weekend Visitors Bring Notable Guests to Hope Area
A collage of relatives and friends from Arkansas to Texas plan weekend visits in Hope and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Parsons host with their children Mark and Lori Anne from Blevins, while Grace Klig of Bellmore, Long Island arrives with Parsons’ mother and the Brannan family. Dallas guests Lindy, Janet, and John Brannan join A D Brannan and Myra Cox of Fulton, an active Delta Delta Delta at the U of A, for a rush party in Little Rock. Weekend plans also include visits from Sid and Mrs day Curtis of Litt Rock to the Fincher and Carrington households, a move to Longview, and gatherings with Leo Compter’s family. Capt. and Mrs. Newbern and their children will be in town to see George Newbern Sr and NL George Newbern of Ft. Smith, with prior travels in England and a wedding in Red Wing, Minn. The group will visit Orlando before an Air Force assignment. Mrs. Dean Strand and family of Des Plaines will visit in Hope and Emmet. Lt. John Barr of Austin and his fiancée Ceccile Bergfeld of Tyler plan a weekend with Mrs. R. H. Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce Parsons
Mark and
Lori Anne
Blevins
Grace Klig
Bellmore
Long Island, N
Parsons
David HH. Newbern
George Newbern
George Newbern, NL
Ft. Smith
U. S
England
Ain
Red Wing
Minn
Orlando
Pla
Air Force Hospital
Cinerama brings Brothers Grimm to giant screen debut
Cinerama and MGM unveil The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm, first of two full sized features for the curved screen. The film showcases Bavaria Rhine castles and river journeys with dynamic fairy tale scenes, while the plot follows Wilhelm Brothers struggle to publish fairy tales. Cast includes Laurence Harvey Karl Boehm Claire Bloom and more, with appealing visual effects and puppetry by George Pal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cinerama
MGM
Hollwood Lag Beem
Bavaria
Rhine
Mike Todd
Drothers
Wilhelm
Laurence Harvey
Harvey
Old
Yvete Mimieux
George Pal
East Texas camp hosts Hope cheerleaders at ETSC
Eight Hope high school students attend the annual cheerleading camp at East Texas State College in Commerce. The three one week sessions include instruction in stunts skits and yell leading by National Cheerleading Association staff. Students stay in college housing and take part in dances swimming tennis archery picnics movies and badminton. Camp director is Dr Ray Litke assistant professor of music.
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Commerce
Tex
Hope
East Texas State College
Music
National Cheerleading Association
East Texas
Ray Litke
Facts of Life All Around Arkansas
In Atkins district 62 children aged six to 18 bear the Duvall name, the county and district records show. Civil War stamp cancellation requests surge from the north and east for events around 1862. A baby martin named Pete at F F Gregory home near El Dorado survives after late care and now returns home for crickets. Fayetteville native Edward Darrell Stang is a noted architect with works including an American pavilion at Brussels, Hotel Karachi in Pakistan, the American Embassy in New Delhi, and the Peruvian government hospital in Lima. He lectures at the University of Arkansas when home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Tillman
Atkins School
Duvall
James Bell
Sam Boucher
Jonesboro
Boucher
Martin
F. F. Gregory
Strang Highway
el Dorado
Pete
RePete
Fayetteville
Edward Darrell Stang
Stone
Karachi
Pakistan
New Delhi
India
Peruvia
Lima
University of Arkansas
Silent Kennedys Cabinet Faces Quiet Policy Tone
Washington reports Kennedy keeps cabinet drama low profile while relying on a White House brain trust. Dean Rusk handles policy with little public clash whereas John Foster Dulles in Eisenhower days spoke loudly. Both administrations saw one cabinet departure before two years.
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Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
White House
John Foster Dulles
Dean Rusk
Dulles
Rusk
Robert F. Kennedy
Herbert Brownell
Brownell
One Durkin
Labor
Abraham Ribicoff
Dollarway Denies Admission to Negro Girl at Dollarway
Dollarway School Board in Pine Bluff Arkansas refused to reconsider a transfer denial for 14-year-old Sarah Howard to the predominantly white Dollarway School. Board president Lee Parham cited proximity to an all-Negro townsend Park school and policy barring upper-grade transfers. The initial denial was on July 17. the board plans no immediate remedy, though it has assigned three Negro children to Dollarway for fall in primary grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff, Ark
Dollarway School Board
Dollarway School
Sarah Howard
George Howard
Townsend Park
Lee Parham
Howard
Dollarway
Eisenhower and Kennedy Secretaries of Defense Compared
The article contrasts Eisenhower’s and Kennedy’s defense secretaries. Arthur Goldberg praises, while Durkin criticizes, and Albert Ribicoff notes Kennedy’s Connecticut Senate bid. Eisenhower taps Charles Wilson of General Motors. Kennedy names Robert McNamara of Ford. Wilson is chatty, McNamara reserved but hardworking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durkin
Eugene Hower
Ribtcoff
Washington
Tor Kennedy
Senate
Connecticut
Eisenhower
Labor
Arthur
Id. Goldberg
Kennedy
Automobile
Charles Wilson
General Motors
Robert $. McNamara
Ford Motors
Wilson
McNamara
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Jayceettes
Barlow
Wesleyan Service
Gulf
First Methodist Church
J. W. Patterson
Hervey
the Memorial Hospital
Miss Taylor
Johny Duke
Leonard Young
James Schutfield
Gilbert Thomas
H. A. Spraggins
Nat
Homer Jones
George Frazier
Wayne Russell
Lloyd Guerin
Sheila Powers
Barbara
Nancy Wesler
Glenda
Betty Smith
Kenneth
John Wayne Smith
Charles
Bill Holly
Jerry Powers
W. S
Mary Lehman
Co. E. Weaver
L. H. Byrd
White
Womans Society’ of Christian Service Assembly
Dixie
PASC
Deep South
Paramount Pictures
Baria
Hell
Tee
Loy
Dee! CasTidan Colori O
Johnny Brannan
Lindy, Janet
John
Dallas
A. D. Brannan
Myra Cox
Fulton
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
U of A
Little
Sid
Day Curtis
Litt Rock
Bill Fincher
Sonny’ Carrington
Longview
Sex
Leo Compter
Dean Strand
Des Plains, W
E. L. Archer
E. Th. Archer, Jr
Emmet
Arthur Garrett T of
C. A. Bush
John Barr
Austin
Ceccile Bergfeld
Tyler
R. H. Barr
Bob Thomas
AP Movie-Televisio
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
Ming
Gom
Disneyland
Lou
Dale
Carnegie
Helen Worden
Bell Syndicate
Asia
Aira and Mrs. Kent Terry Burrris
Cevel Ocem
Homer Ocem
Kely Dickerson
Guernsey
Odem
Kent
Michigan
Terney Burris
Belleville
Russell Burris
Lanscing
Ill
Scott Mich
Air Oree Base
Arkansas
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
West
David Davis
Volkswagen
N. Hervey
Aero Mayflower Transit Co
Hope Transfer CO
Hope, Ark
Ay Haynes
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