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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1959
Page
5
Social notes and society events across Arkadelphia
A long society roundup lists August social calendar items from Society for August 13 and Professional Woe events to private dinners at Dian and Cafe. It notes church meetings, bridge club results, Delta Theta rushes, engagements, and weekend visits by residents and guests from Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Dallas, St. Louis, and other places, with many families hosting relatives and friends through mid August.
Weekend visitors and travels across states noted in Hope area
Calif woman visits parents and returns with husband from Moscow via Boston. Other guests include Harry Mayne of San Antonio, Capt. Earl A. Baker, and several extended family members visiting in Hope, Fulton, and surrounding areas. Many plan trips to Waco, Little Rock, Nashville, or Houston, with attendees at a funeral in El Dorado and arrangements for weddings and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mayne
San Antonio
Tex
Paul Klipsch
Earl A. Baker
U. S. Guard Air Detachment
Corpus Christ, Tex
Klipschis
Paula Raley Named Chair Director at Pine Bluff Church
Miss Paula Raley has accepted the position of chair director at the First Presbyterian Church in Pine Bluff. She serves as a watcher in the Bing Bluff school system and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Pall Raley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Jones
Coral Walker
Little Rock and My
Hershel Lynch
Susan
Pine Bluff
Paula Raley
First Presbyterian Church
Bing Bluff
Pall Raley
Hospital Notes Memorial Admitted and Discharged List
In Memorial notes, admissions include Mrs Andrew J Mes Elroy Hope Me Gus Davis and others. Discharges include Ma BP 1h Webb Hope Mr Jesse Samuel Hope Mitai Walk Tope Branch and Lierey Boatniit Butler ton Mes Willian Billings Pope Aly CL Williams Washington discharged: Mr a R Phillips Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J
Gene Howard Weds Lucille Rosenbaum in El Dorado
Mrs Gene Howard daughter of Newton Rosenbaum and Miss Lucille Rosenbaum became the bride of Gene Howard son of Mr and Mrs W Howard in a single ring ceremony at the First Assembly of God Church El Dorado. Rev J D Tolleson officiated with white gladioli decorating the church and music by Mrs Jerry Jayner and Mrs Peyton Dempsey. The bridal party included Garland Rosenbaum Jimmy Don Rosenbaum James Hodges and Andy Russell with Dale Hatfield as his sister in law. The bride wore a nylon satin gown with a fingertip veil and carried a pink carnation bouquet. Best man was Charles Jolley and bridesmaids wore light blue dresses with white accessories. A reception followed at the Hatfield home. The couple resides in El Dorado where the groom is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Howard
Lucille Rosenbaum
Newton Rosenbaum
Pullen
W. ¥. Howard
el Dorado
J. D. Tolleson
Jerry Jayner
Peyton Dempsey
Garland Rosenbaum
Jimmy Don Rosenbaum
James Hodges
Andy Russell
Dale Hatfield
Dale M Hntfield
Carbvlyn Wergasen
Hove
Charles Jolley
Rosenbaum
Howard
Weding Pady
Hatfield
Sagene Merougett
Virgil Roseman
Charles Hawley
Hope
Dorado
Court Docket from Municipal Court of Wope Arkansas
August 10 1959 city docket lists numerous defendants and outcomes. Cases include speeding without license driving without owner's consent resisting arrest drunkenness and driving while intoxicated with fines cash bonds and jail terms noted for each party including Jodie McClendon Minnie Peart Prater and Charles Adcock among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wope
Arkansas
Tager Qutes
Wayne Rush
Lewis Phillips, Jr
Mildred May
Doyle Harvell
Money Rothwell
Teel
Jimmy Wayne Rush
He Perce
Jodie McClendon
Minnie Peart Prater
Assoyit
Cash Bone
Richard Benson
Asypropec
Charles Adcock
Marbell Smith
Haauedous
Joseph Atari
Holant L. Muldrow
Commandere — Khox
Mekiveny Cooper
Jack Bonds
Hailuce
Uywner
Orvis AL Heil Ciriyings
Eva
Forfeitures and civil docket items from local notices
Partial OCR shows multiple forfeit cash penalties ranging from ten to twenty seven dollars and a hundred dollar bond. Names include Curtis Gyanhood Maurice Teves Sunes Creed Riyls Bros Don Lee Company Swille ing & Boyd and a civil docket noting Jamiey Booker versus Jamie Booker and related entities with actions dismissed on the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DB. Lee
Maurice 2 Teves
Sunes Creed
Riyls Bros
Eustar
Don Lee Company
Swilleing & Boyd
Geraldine Shepky
Tlugh Broeee
Jimmy Miller
Serelee
Society Page Pictures Rules for Publication
The Star lays out exact photo size rules for Society Page pictures. Standard 4 by 4 inch glossy prints are preferred and colored or tinted images are forbidden. Out of town prints may be reduced to current size with a $1 service charge. newsroom production schedule may affect publication without notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electra
Midicine
Immltet
Dorothy
Steel Strike Sends Ripples Through Stock Markets
AP analysis notes the steel strike driving uncertainty in the bull market, with hopes for a September settlement fading. Analysts warn about weaker retail sales, possible delayed payments, and broader pressure on metals industries while steel inventories rise after Labor Day, potentially slowing the economy. The piece highlights how the dispute could sap profits and temper the 1773 Massachusetts battle reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam. Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Calo
Newts
Markel
Estlan Tech
Neal
Tabor
Wall Street
Nike
Wey
Esteels
Morgany Guaranty Mast Co
Crossett Railway Chief Resigns After Short Line Change
A. Millar resigns as president and general manager of the Ashley Drew and Northern Railway Co. Effective immediately, Millar steps down with D. Stubert becoming vice president in charge of development for Consolidated Freightways, based in Menlo Park, California. Millar had led the Crossett short line since 855 after prior tenure with Ashley Drew.
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Jean's
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Snyker Hotel
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Joe's City Bakery
Hope Star Proto
B. J. Martin
Ford Motor Co
Dewey Putman
Trading Post
Automobile Agency
Lincoln & Mercury Sales Council
Dayle Righgrisen
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Asquall and Ballyary
Ig Uloreny Society
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Edith
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Hearing Service Clinic
Tarpley Motel
Mr. Quinton Lyons
the Oaks
Hebets
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