Society Calendar Reflects August Church and Club Events
The First Presbyterian Church plans a covered dish supper August 13 at 7 p.m. Fellowship Hill. Bible study led by Mrs. Joe Keesey. Building Bible Class hosts August 19 at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Herbert Dodson’s home with co-hostesses. Eastern Star meets August 15 at 8 p.m. at Hope Masonic Hall. Rocky Mound Home Demonstration Club hosts an ice cream supper August 16 on the Juris lawn. Jr. High MYF bake sale August 17 at 9 a.m. at the former Corner Store site. August 18 includes a picnic reunion for Tia Powell and relatives at Hope Fair Park and the wedding of Miss Alice Cox to Dale Wylie at First Baptist Prescott August 18 at 2:45 p.m. No cards. Wesleyan Service Guild picnic August 19 at 7 p.m. First Methodist. WSCS meets and youth program discussed at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hill
Joe Keesey
First Baptist Church
Herbert Dodson
Ray Allen
J. 0. Laick
Rocky Mound
Jr. High
First Methodist Church
Tia Powell
McKees' Rock
Penn
Harvey McCellain
A. C. Jester
Lewisville
Hope’ Fair Park
Alice Any Cox
Pershing Cox
Prescott
Dale George Wylie
Arch Wylie
Tippe
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
First Methodist
WSCS
Chester Lester
Gladwin Connell
Teddy Jones
Graydon’ Anthony
Bill Rouson
Frank Miller
M. L. Fox
Roy Thorton
C. L. Weaver
C. G. Graham, Jr
Hope Country Club
Joan Willis
Charles G. Graham
Shiftless to stylish: Parkland of Dallas shift dress features
In a promotional piece from Raleys Style Shoppe at 523 West 3rd, a new shift dress trend is showcased. The one piece garment, worn with or without a belt, comes in fabrics like cotton and dacron. Featured styles include acrylic faux wool in a plaid, junior drip-dry shifts, and a dacron cotton check with pockets. Prices range from 12.95 to 17.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkland
Dallas
Raley
West 3Rd
Wedding Bells Shine Over Pine Bluff Hope double ring nuptials
Easter Sunday ceremony at Emmanuel Baptist Church Pine Bluff united Miss Lynda Ferrial McBryde and Rex Marion Easter in a formal service officiated by Rev. Jerry Kidd and Rev. Ira McBryde. The bride wore peau d ange lace with a chapel train and carried a white Bible. Attendants included Jo Ann Kidd and Brenda McCoyl. reception followed at the church with white and blue floral decor. Guests from Hope and Little Rock attended. couple to reside at 4311 West Markham Wilde Rock while he finishes medical school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynda Ferrial McBryde
Rex Marion
Immanuel Baptist Church
Pine Bluff
Cecil Lee McBryde
John Bunyan Easter
Hope
Easter
Will Flowers
Jerry Kidd
Conway
Ira McBryde
Springhill
E. J. Enderby
Joan Davis
Little Rock
Debbie
Diane Flowers
Batesville
Jo Ann Kidd
Brenda, McCoyl
Hot Springs
Gina Grayson l
Alice Anne O'Donnell
Jean
Joan McBryde
Ross
Ross Matlock
John L. Wilson
John T. Smith
Forrest B. Miller
Cecil L. McBryde, Jr
Pat Cabanini
Bruce Johnston
Sandra Jean Flowers
Florida
West Markham
Wilde Rock
University of Arkansas Medical School
Bill Wray
Ruth Rettig
W. D. Flowers, Jr
Cecil Kidd
Coming and Going Mrs Jewell and friends visit various towns
Mrs Jewell Moore Sr returns from Houston visit with daughter Kenny McKee and Dora Wortham. Arlene Frith and children Sharon and Danny stay a week in Wichita Falls visiting Wortham and Frith relatives. Stuart returns from Hollywood with Glennyt Graham. Wedding guests and travel noted for Tatum Short in Harrison, Gray-Love in Little Rock, and Arnold family trip to Ruston for Ann Arnold after summer science seminar at Louisiana Tech. Funeral held for C F Lafferty in Avery with McDowell and Crafton families attending.
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Jewell. Moore, Sr
Houston
Kenny McKee
Dora Wortham
Arlene Frith
Sharon
Danny
Wichita Fall
Tex
Richard Arnold
Nan
Ruston
Ann Arnold
Louisiana Tech
Christmas Party Fund Drive Obscures Bay City Visit
Jaycees plan a drive for party funds while Debra and Mrs E Sliva traveled to Bay City Texas. En route they stopped to visit relatives in Lake Charles Louisiana and Huntsville Alabama. They later hosted and visited friends in Sam Marius Texas and Hot Springs Arkansas. During the trip the Martin Pool family and others toured Marble Cave in Illinois Missouri. Attendees from Russellville and Hope joined All Star Football Game guests in Little Rock, including Ambrose Robinson Judy Beggs and Kay Camp.
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Debra
Aay Ward
E. We Sliva Dome
Bay City
Tex
Lake Charles
W. Sliva
Colyer Cox
Hot Springster
Ambrose Robinson
Luther Hollaman
Mr. Robinson
Martin Pool
Sliva
Robinson
Judy
Illinois
Missouri
Marble Cave
Herald Porterfield
Dale Jons
Homer Beverly
Judy Beggs
Will Ed Waller
Local visitors greet Mrs Cox and family in Arkansas
A fragment notes Mrs F J Cox hosting guests Miss Patsy Burroughs and others. Mr and Mrs Roger Dow and Rege of Little Rock visit. Burroughs returns from Conway with Dr and Mrs F D Henry, weeklong visit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Dow
Rege
Little Rock
F. al. Burroughs
FD. Henry
Conway
Believed Dead Before Being Hit Monticello Incident
Monticello Arkansas AP says Lawrence Allen chief Drew County deputy sheriff stated on Monday there was no reason to believe Ol lig Jackson, a Negro woman about 50 or 60, was dead before being struck by an Ashley Drew Northern freight train three miles south of Monticello Saturday night.
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Monticello
Ark
Lawrence Allen
Drew County
Sail
Ollig Jackson
Neura
Ashley Drew Northern
Allen
U S to Send Up A Test Detectors
The United States plans the first of eight satellite series to detect secret nuclear tests in deep space. McNamara testified supporting the nuclear test ban treaty, noting a ground or space based system could deter shielding and force tests to extend far beyond the moon. He cited a September or October launch window and potential rapid deployment by Western or neutral nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Robert S. McNamara
Soviet Union
Moon
McNamara
U.S
Appeals Judgment to High Court
F B Reynolds appealed Monday to the state Supreme Court from a 4997 dollar judgment against him for failing to fulfill a subcontract. His electric company erred in a bid computation on the South Fort Smith Elementary School project and refused the contract. Fort Smith Circuit Judge Paul Wolfe ruled he did not give notice until bids were opened and met by the Fort Smith School Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
F. B. Reynolds
State Supreme Court
Reynolds
Electric Company
South Fort Smith
Fort Smith
Paul Wolfe
Salazar vows defense of African possessions with local control
In Lisbon Portugal premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar pledged to marshal all military and material strength to defend Africa possessions while promising greater local control. He attacked the United Nations for meddling in Portugal's affairs and charged the United States and the Soviet Union with designs on Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
United Nations
United States
Sovet Union
Africa
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Hope Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Hope Masonic Hall
Merchant
Dixie Drive-In
Anne Bancroft
Patty Duke
Victor Jory
Conmett
McBryde
Hamp Arnold
Mike Kelly
Kelly
Thompson Evains, Jr
Thell Joplin
Byron Hefner
Otto Witzansky
Texarkana
Dieneny
Jimmy Weatheraby
Victory 4-H Club
Jackie Sumyer
Lacie Rowe
Mrs. Smith
Nancy! Stevenson
Billy Bart Cash
Wendell , McCorkle
Nancy Stevenson
Myrle Cox
Helen McCorkle
Rita
Vicki Downs
Carolyn McMillen
Miss Joan Willis
Diane
West
Beauticians
Carolyn
Myra
Taylor
Stuart
Hollywood
Fla
Glennyt
Graham
Tommy Jones
Bill Walters
Tatum
Harrison
Carole Coop
J. S. McDowell
D. H. Crafton
W. 8. McDowell
Adene Foley
C. F. Lafferty
Avery, Tex
Jaycees
Gus McClanahan
Nashville
Lawrence McClanahan
Huntsville
Ala
Billy
Frank Simplsins
Russellville
Florence and
Dell McClanahan
Harald Tedford
George Hartsfield
Bob Truax
Magnolia
Kay
Crossell
Dewey
H. C. Kyler, Jr
Chhildren
H. C. Kyler
Ilnape Star
Vt 2
Imade
F. J. Cox
Patsy Burroughs
Bauxite
Ward & Son Drug CO
E. Second Street
Aia Amen
High
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