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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1962

Page

5

Wedding of Brenda Gail Mitchell and Glenn William Calhoun Jr

Brenda Gail Mitchell and Glenn William Calhoun Jr. wed in a double ring ceremony at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church in Hope. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Mitchell of Hope, wore chantilly lace with seed pearls. attendants wore blue organza. vows were aided by organ and voice. the couple resides in Hope after a short wedding trip.

Brenda Gail Mitchell Glenn William Calhoun, Jr Garrett Memorial Baptist Ivy Mitchell Mope Glenn Calhoun Hope Eld Arlis Downs Juanita Messer Melba Calhoun Jewell Warren Texarkana Billy Mitchell Don Lafantasie Searcy Miss Warren

Coming and Going in Local Notes

Coming and going as Miss Clarissa and Hightower return to Los Angeles after two months with grandparents IM and Mrs Jessie Brown. Mrs Ched Hall of Batesville visits Mrs Albert Jewell in Hope with weekend guests Mr and Mrs Wilton Jewell and family of Fort Worth. Ken and Denise Rogers of Tyler, Texas, end a vacation in New Mexico and Arizona. Mrs W H Rogers and children arrive from Tyler to visit the Hamiltons. Idus Murphree family returns to Athens, Ohio, after visiting Mrs Frank Trimble. Mrs Dolph Carrigan visits her daughter in Shreveport with family. Mrs Perdue brings her home.

Mottsi Ae Hope Duplicate Bridge Club Diamond Texarkana I. R. CG. Walker R. L. Breach Hollamon Bill Brown Freeman Cross Tex Clarissa Hightower Mrs Jessie Brown K. G. Hamilton Ken Denise Rogers Tyler New Mexico Mexico Arizona W. H. Rogers Hamiltons Idus Murphree Athens, O Frank Trimble Dolph Carrigan Joe Lennigan Victor Perdue Shreveport Perdue Helen Bendon Michigan Claude Cora Worden Harry Netlie Rawles Lafayete Indiana Marian Frances Lestie Marian Rawles Littlejohn Shethurn Mry Niagara County New York Ohio Denver Colorado Helen Warren Fort Wogan California

Hospital Notes and Branch Admit Discharge Lists

Hospital notes list admissions and discharges at Memorial and Branch units. Edna Sulzer and Caren Mustafa among admits. Johnny Hen, Billy McCulley and William Harding among discharges. announces arrival of a baby boy on August 30 at Hope.

Memorial Edna Sulzer Johnny Hen Dvix Hope Royl Wray Branch Caren Mustafa Jack Butler J. B. Cole Billy McCulley William Harding Jake Tyee Emmet

Contested Will Is Ruled Valid in Arkansas Case

A will drawn April 2, 1956 left about 6000 dollars to two nephews. Sam Bell fired on W R Bell and Mrs R S Bane during a 1961 hearing. he was judged not responsible for actions. Chancellor Wiley Bean ruled Mrs Laney deceased and the will valid.

Morrilton Ark Plumerville Wiley Bean Clarksville Zella Bell Loney W. R. Bell R. S. Bane Plumierville Sam Bell Bell State Hospital Bean Laney

Dorothy Dix Dear Helen column fragment on marriage and selfhood

A Bewildered Friend writes of a frail wife trapped in a farm marriage, sharing details of neglect and control. Dorothy Dix counsels nurturing her identity, expanding social life, and a possible wardrobe and hair change to reveal a stronger self.

Helen Viend

Private satellite company to be partially owned by public

After months of talks a private corporation will run the operation with half stock held by communications firms and half by the public at $100 a share. The President will appoint organizers, with 5 directors named by the Board, 6 by the companies, 6 by the public, and 3 by the President, amid claims AT&T could dominate the venture.

eiceWholders American Telephone and Telegraph Co

Weather Continued From Page One

Weather on Saturday was warmer with a high forecast of 86 to 94 degrees and a low near 68 to 75. Local conditions indicate a mild to warm day with no significant precipitation expected.

European vs American education compared by Dr Berns

Dr Berns contrasts American educational aims with Europe and Russia. He cites American emphasis on developing each child to their capacity, while Russia bans intelligence testing and routes students into narrow tool-focused tracks. He describes a four-grade split with top 18 20 percent in a rigorous math science and language curriculum and mastery of four languages after 12 years.

Millstary Barns Europe Berns Russia

Hot Springs Population May Fall Short of 5000 Gain

The Census Bureau said Hot Springs Arkansas will not gain 5000 residents as expected under a special census. The 1960 count listed the city at 28000, but officials believed closer to 95000. Most new residents reportedly moved to areas beyond the city limits.

Hot Springs Ark U.S Spa

Ozarks College Names a Dean

CLARKSVILLE Ark Dean James Nelson Roberts of Detroit Michigan will head the College of the Ozarks here He is a Michigan University graduate and will complete requirements for a doctorate at Wayne University in Indiana in October

Clarksville Ark James Nelson Roberts Heya

Gas Truck Explosions Hit Southwest City Fire proves costly

An AP report from Southwest City Ma describes a gasoline transport truck fire that triggered several small explosions destroying the truck, a service station, and multiple used cars. Witnesses say the blaze spread from a Rogers Arkansas oil firm truck to a 4 5,000 gallon storage tank at Proxdale service station, threatening nearby buildings in a town of 500. The fire likely started in the pumping motor of the truck.

Southwest City Thesday Rogers, Ark, Oil Co Proxdale

Replacement of Arkansas Attorney General Aide Named

Atty Frank Molt said on Monday that Jack Toit Jr will be replaced by Jack Lessenderry as chief attorney general on September 3. Both men are current assistant attorneys general. Nell Young plans to stay on staff through year end and then move to private practice.

Little Rock API Frank Molt Lessenderry Jack Toit Jr Aant Young Nell Lessenbarry Jimmary Wet

Arson charge after Milley admits setting multiple fires

Athens Tennessee AP: Fire chief Bill Knox says Robert Miller, 22, of Etowah admitted he became enraged last weekend when he found his home dark and his mother gone. He signed a statement admitting setting fire to the house, two automobiles, two outbuildings, and several acres of timber, leading to an arson charge.

Athens, Tenn Bill Knox Robert Miller Etowah, Tenn Knnox Milley

Four Curricula For Schools Cited By Dr Berns

Dr Berns criticizes the school system’s four curricula. The general, two language, and vocational tracks are described as flawed. He labels the slow learners plan as the most miserable education he has seen.

Jose Berns

Stripping apology shocks Bourne council crowd

In Bourne England the City Council apologized after seven women in swimsuits formed an honor guard at a local Anglican church wedding. The seven swimmers, part of a laqua show tied to the bride, sat demurely during the service then revealed their outfits in the churchyard, prompting the council to issue the apology for sponsoring the event.

Bourne England Hileen [Tlart Eileen

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