Christmas events fill Hope area society listings
The society page lists multiple December gatherings across churches clubs and groups. Jett Graves Class hosts dinner at the Barlow Hotel while Mary and Martha Class plans a church potluck and toy drive. Belvins PTA, Hope Women’s Golf, Dorcus Class, Lillian Routon Class party postponed, Shower Springs Home Demonstration Club party, piano recital at Garland School, Rose Garden Club gift exchange, Wesleyan Service Guild potluck, Ann Wollerman Circle Christmas party with Lottie Moon offering, and Hope Duplicate Bridge results plus Melrose Home Demonstration Club Christmas luncheon.
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Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Barlow Hotel
Harry Hawthorne
Johnnie Green
M. E. Garaffo
Dell McClanahan
Ann Wollerman
First Baptist Church
Coming and Going At Hot Springs And Little Rock
Mr and Mrs Emmett Lewallen of Hot Springs were overnight guests of Mrs Riley Lewallen on Monday Talbot Feild Jr state judge advocate B C Hollis national membership committeeman and Fred Formby spent Saturday and Sunday in Little Rock at the state American Legion convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Emmett Lewallen
Hot Springs
Riley Lewallen
Talbot Feild, Jr
B. C. Hollis
Fred Formby
Little Rock
American Legion
Court Docket for Hope Ar Municipal Court
Bechet, Berard Allen, no driver's license forfeited $11.50 cash. Gladys Marfield, Megat co febttation, forfeited $16.50 cash. Bernard Allen, Eldrew With erspoon, failure to answer, forfeited $16.50. Andrew Gamble, drunkenness, forfeited $16.50. Doyle Reaves, Brooksie Brantley, drunkenness, plea of guilty, fined $16.50. Joseph Martin, possessing untaxed intoxicating figures, plea of guilty, fined $106.50. Joe Flemmons, aggravated assault, plea of guilty, fined $56.50. Patton Blevins, Eldrew With erspoon, carrying a concealed weapon, forfeited $56.50. Doyle Reaves, Joe Flemmons, disturbing peace, plea guilty, fined $1.50. R. C. Scott, disturbing the peace, plea guilty, fined $31.50. Terre W. Adams, parking on highway, dismissed on statement of defendant. Vernon Clark, Acme Brick Company, overweight, forfeited $46.15. C. D. Biggers & Sons, overweight, dismissed on motion of Deputy Pros. Attorney.
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Municipal Court of Hope
Army Bechet
Eo Berard Allen
Gladys Marfield
Megat Co Febttation
Bernard Allen
Eldrew Witherspoon
Suma
Andrew Gamble
Doyle Reaves
Brooksie Brantley
Joseph Martin
Joe Fiemmons
Patton Blevins
Joe Flemmons
R. C. Scott
W. Adams
Vernon Clark
Acme Brick Company
C. D. Biggers & Sons
Saga of Western Man Captivates With Revolutionary Era Reenactment
AP review notes ABCs Saga of Western Man second in a four part series brings 1775 and 1776 to life with on location shoots in Williamsburg Lexington Concord Boston and Philadelphia. The hour recreates critical moments using silhouettes and sound effects to portray battles and defeats, offering an engaging reassessment of American history. NBCs Best on Record provides a star studded musical counterpoint as the evening’s highlight.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
ABC
Williamsburg
Lexington
Concord
Boston
Philadelphia
NBC
Quachitonian Beauty Pageant Highlights in Arkadelphia
Jack King listed as patient at the Missouri Pacific Railroad Hospital in Little Rock. Mrs. Charles Gough, Mrs. J. P. Caston and Mrs. M. S. Bates attended the Quachitonian Beauty Pageant in Arkadelphia Monday night December 9. Mary Alice Caston, a Freshman in Ouachita, was among the top ten semi-finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack King
Missouri Pacific Railroad Hospital
Little Rock
Charles Gough
J. P. Caston
M. S. Bates
Arkadelphia
Mary Alice Caston
Ouachita
First Family to Spend Christmas at the White House
Frances Lewine reports the Johnsons may celebrate Christmas at the White House rather than the LBJ Ranch. The nation ends 30 days of mourning for John F Kennedy on December 22 as the president will light the tree and a creche is planned in the East Room. Mrs Johnson will meet a former first lady and distribute toys to DC General Hospital patients. Afterward, they host West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard at the LBJ Ranch on December 28–29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lewine Washington
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jacqueline Kennedy
John
Kennedy
Executive Mansion
Johnson
D.C. General Hospital
Johnsons
President Johnson presses Congress with praise and visits
President Johnson moves swiftly to urge legislative action by praising lawmakers and making personal visits. He spent Tuesday meeting Senate and House leaders and paid a second informal call on House Speaker John W. McCormack at the Capitol. White House aides said he met leaders from both parties and planned to keep Congress fully informed on national security developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Senate
House
Capitol Hill
John W. McCormack
White House
Pierre Salinger
Capitol
Salinger
John ¥. Kennedy
Search Resumes for Aircraft Off Azores
A Coast Guard search resumed for three men aboard a US C46 cargo plane missing northeast of the Azores after an SOS said fuel was low. The aircraft, owned by Carolina Aircraft Co., departed Gander for Santa Maria, as 12 planes from the 57th Air Rescue Squadron and five merchant vessels scoured the area amid heavy seas and cold temperatures.
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Santa Maria
Azores
Coast Guard
Carolina Aircraft Co
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Gander
Mld
57Th Air Rescue Squadron
SOS
Grammy awards night without suspense features star lineup
Sunday night's variety show acted as a soft intro to the Grammy awards given earlier by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. Fans watched performances and brief intros from Frank Sinatra Bing Crosby Dean Martin Andy Williams Tony Bennett Connie Francis Diahann Carroll Mahalia Jackson Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme.
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Sion
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
Frank Sinatra
Bing Crosby
Dean Martin
Andy Williams
Tony Bennett
Connie Francis
Diahann Carroll
Mahalia Jackson
Steve Lawrence
Eydie Gorme
Memorial Coin for Kennedy Proposed by Johnson
Speaker John W. McCormack announced that President Johnson will ask Congress to authorize a 50 cent Kennedy memorial coin after a breakfast with Democratic leaders. The statement followed a leaders meeting with the President in Washington.
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Washington
John W. McCormack
Johnson
Congress
John F. Kennedy
McCormack
Californian Mad at Car Fires Shot at Windshield
James Richard Stewart 20 of Sunland California was jailed after firing two shots into a car windshield on U S Highway 65 north of McGehee Arkansas. Police say he stole the car with blank checks and traveled across the country. He faced FBI charges and a preliminary hearing set before a U S Commissioner.
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Little Rock
California
James Richard Stewart
Sunland
Calif
U.S. Highway 65
McGehee
Stewart
Lewis Baker
Baker
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Arkansas
Texarkana Man Dies in Wreck
Peter H. Ford, 44, of Texarkana Texas, was killed when his car left Highway 32 five miles west of Ashdown and struck a tree. State Trooper Bob Porter reported the fatal crash occurred Tuesday.
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Ashdown, Ark
Peter H. Ford
Texarkana
Tex
Highway 32
Ashdown
Bob Porter
Ford
Plane Missing After Ocean Ditching Sparks Unconfirmed Sightings
A plane reported it was ditching in the ocean and a British ship said it sighted flashing lights on the water Monday night. The lights turned out to be flares from a search plane. Names of the three men aboard were not available.
Dear Helen Dorothea Dix Column on Marriage and Advice
Dorothy Dix counsels readers on marriage, affection, and youth amid domestic issues. A letter details a decade-long marriage with a 7 year old daughter and 8 year old son, lacking physical affection and shared intimacy, while the writer values home life and garden work and seeks guidance. Advice warns that perfect happiness is unlikely, urges acceptance of flaws, and suggests seeking fulfillment within constraints. A separate note advises addressing noisy neighbors with a tape recorder and prompts a reader with dating challenges to pursue personal growth and safer choices.
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Helen
Jesus
Cam
Deer Hunter Shot Near Yellville in Arkansas
In Yellville Arkansas Tommy Culley 22 of Bull Shoals is in serious condition after being shot in the back by a rifle discharge from a hunting companion Darrell Davenport about 22 of near Yellville. The incident happened when Davenport stumbled in brush and his .30 caliber rifle discharged. Culley was transported to a local Yellville hospital for surgery Tuesday night.
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Yellville
Ark
Tommy Culley
Bull Shoals
Marion County
George ‘ Hickey
Gulley
Darrell Davenport
Guiley
Hickey
Connally Back in Hospital After Leg Inflammation
Gov. John B. Connally, wounded in Dallas, is again in a hospital for treatment of an inflamed vein in his right calf where an IV tube was inserted. His doctors say the condition is not serious and he was moved to St. David's Hospital in Austin on Tuesday.
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Austin
Tex
John B. Connally
Kennedy
Dallas
St. David’s Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary and Martha
Raymond Franks
Belvins P.T.A
Hope Womens Golf Association
Dorcus
Carrett Memorial Church
David Frith
Lillian Routon
George Wylie
Shower Springs
Fellowship Hall
C. C. McNeill
Garland i School
Hope Country Club
Country Club
Rose Garden Club
Lile Moore
J. C. Carlton
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
Royce Weisenberger
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
The
E. P. Young, Jr
Elizabeth Bridewell
John Hatley
Paul Lewis
L. Broach
George Wright
Taylor Stuart
A. K. Holloway
Marie Hendrix
Mike Kelly
Melrose HD Club
Melrose Home
C. F. Wiggins
Lyle Allen
A. C. Kirby
Wiggins
Bettie Duncan
Rock Hudson
Doris Day
Tony Randall
Gregory Peck
Tokilland
Mockingbird
BIG Show
Saga of
Eink Tiretime Stainless
Elm Sts
Hope
Will
Pillow’s Gift Shop
Ind & Laurel Se
U.S
Charles Goldberg
Pine Bluff
Pulaski County
Wreck
Dorothy
Dix
Helen Word In
Erskine
Pethoevent
Sis’ters
Helen Worden Erskine
Connally
Dorothy Dix
Ball-McClure Syndicate
Hattonark
Ens
Njoyment
Shmiles
Ward & Son Drug Co
Rephans
Mens & Boys
Santa Claus
Dem
Cowboy & Lace
Rephan
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