Hempstead County LPNs meet for business and extension
The Hempstead County Licensed Practical Nurses will gather Tuesday December 12 at 8 p.m. in the Hempstead County Memorial dining room after an extension course. All LPNs are urged to attend. The Builders Bible Class hosts a Christmas dinner at 1515 South Edgewood at 7 p.m. gift exchange limit $1. Other society events include a Christmas potluck at the Hope Country Club at 7 p.m. with hostesses listed and a $1 gift exchange.
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Hempstead County
Hempstead County Memoriali
LPN
Builders Bible Class
First Baptist
Ben Owen
South Edgewood
Jett B. Graves
Hope Country Club
Mesdames K
G. Hamilton
Royce Weisenberger
Hazel Castle
Gray¢ton Anthony
Lilac Garden Club of Hope
Ruth
Fins
Hopewell HD Club
Boggist Church
C. B. Nual
Hodnett
W.T. Baker
South Ig
Paul
Fidelis
Methodist Church
Norma Haire
Parc Orve
John Cain
DAR
Ati
Daimond
Wilbur Jones
Charles Locke
Lloyd Spencer
C. E
Community Club Calendars and Christmas Plans
Local clubs schedule December meetings and holiday events across Hope area. Crafting groups, PTA executive sessions, and church classes arrange Christmas programs, gift exchanges, and guest speakers through December 13 to 14 with venues at homes, schools, and the Diamond Cafe.
Christmas Recitals and Meetings in Local Schools
The Piano pupils of Mrs Jelen Mehtue Barlow schedule a Christmas Recital on Thursday December 14 at 7 p m in the Hope Nich School auditorium. The Guernsey PTA meets Thursday February 4 at 7 30 p m at the school. Rev G W Hooten will present the Christmas story with refreshments served. Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 meets at the home of Mrs Helen Andgreen Torthet for a Christmas potluck.
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Brookwood School
P.T. A
Garland School
P. T. A. Willl
Rufus Sorrels
Miss Rankins
Jelen Mehtue Barlow
Hope Nich
School Atulitorium
Guernsey Pta
G. W. Hooten
Wesleyen Guild No
Wesleyan Service Guild No
Helen Andgreen Torthet
Christmas party and troop meeting notes from 1961
A home Christmas gathering featured centerpieces and a devotional by Mrs. Cardton. Miss Mary Anita Laseter presided, 15 members attended with two visitors, and Mrs. Rogée Wilenberger read a story. Scout Troop 149 met at Mrs. Faris’s home with officers elected for 1962.
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Dee. H.sehall
Mary Anita Laseter
J.C. Cardton
Rogée’ Weleenberger
Charles Brown
Arkadelphia
H. B. Wanks
Gil
D. E. Faris
Charlotte Moore
Sondra Winemiller
Susan Cark
Virginia McClin
Birth of Norman Prescott in Fayetteville and relatives
Mr and Mrs Norman A Anderson of Fayetteville announce the arrival of a 6 oz boy born November 22. Named Norman Prescott. Maternal grandfather K G Ratcuiff of Hope and paternal grandparents Col and Mrs Norman A Anderson of Denver Col.
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Norman A. Anderson
Fayetteville
An & Yh
Norman Prescott
K.G. Ratcuiff
Hope
Norman A. Andeerson
Denver
Calo
Kerr-Mills program opens medical aid to 70000 Ark seniors
About 70000 elderly residents in Arkansas not on old age assistance become eligible for Kerr-Mills medical care aid, part of a federal program approved by Congress as a first step to rising illness costs. Rep. Wilbur Mills notes the plan is voluntary and already underway in Arkansas and other states since the September 14, 1960 enactment.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Kerr-Mills
Wibur Mills
D-Ark
Pulaski County
Mills
House and Son
Robert Kerr
P- Okla
Senate
Kerr
Former Insurance Commissioner Dies in Rogers Arkansas
Claude Duly, 74, longtime attorney and former Arkansas Insurance Commissioner under Gov. Harvey Parnell from 1928 to 1933, and former assistant attorney general from 1925 to 1927, died Saturday night in Rogers. Survivors include his widow and two sons. Funeral services will be Tuesday.
Twin marriages and jealous inlaws undo a family
A letter from a Corona California reader complains about an identical twin marriage, arguing twins should be separated at birth to avoid guilt on spouses. A second letter from Pawtucket Rhode Island defends twin harmony, saying identical twins can share life and love without conflict.
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Fielen
Swith Jaim
Namby
Pamby
la Twin
Corona, Cal
Helen
Pawtucket, KR. L
South Not Alarmed by New Ruling
The Associated Press reports Southern officials show little concern over the Supreme Court ruling overturning 16 sit-in demonstrators convictions. Negro leaders hail it as a new day, while Louisiana officials assert the state’s sit-in laws have not yet been ruled on as constitutional. The decision, delivered by Chief Justice Karl Warren, found no evidence the demonstrators disturbed the peace.
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Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Jack Gremillen
Louisian
Louisiana
Southest University
Baton Rouge
Karl Warren
Evithem
Dorothy Dix Helps Readers With Home Problems Column
Friendly guidance column asks readers to send problems to Helen Wonlen at this newspaper. Enclose stamped self addressed envelope and request leaflets. Dorothy Dix is a registered trademark. Keystones of the Home feature offered by Belt Syndicate.
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Helen Wonlen Orskine
Dorothy Dix
Belt Syndicate
Man Tosses Son and Self Into Mississippi River
Police report a Negro man threw his young son and then himself into the Mississippi River near the Arkansas side of the bridge just beyond the Memphis city limit. Two witnesses identified the man as Prine Garrett Sr and saw a bundle drop before a jump. Garrett’s car and belongings were found abandoned, and his wife said he was in good health with no problems.
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Memphis
Mississippi
Arkansas State
John Haynes
Pringe' Garrett
Prines Garrett Jr
Nn Garrett
Arkansas
Garrett
Haynes
Yourg
Sit-in arrests mount across the South in 2 years
The Southern Regional Council says about 4700 demonstrators have been arrested in the past two years for sit-ins across Louisiana Florida Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky and Texas. Anti trespass laws have been used in several states to curb the protests. The Congress of Racial Equality hailed the Supreme Court ruling as a new day for Negroes.
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Southern Regional Council
Atlanta
South
Freedom Aid
Louisiana
Florida
Arkansas
Tennes‘sex
Kentucky
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Maryland
Congress of Racial Raquali Ity
New York
Supreme Court
Nuclear Testing Resumed Concerns Over ICBM Effectiveness
In Columbus Georgia on Monday a man named Richards Haswell urged resuming atmospheric nuclear testing. He questioned whether U S weapons would function, noting no prior tests of an intercontinental ballistic missile warhead and expressing worry over reliability.
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Columbus, Ga
Amy
Ben
Richards
Haswell
U.S
Million TV Sets Sold in Japan This Year
Japanese sales data show television sets totaling about one million units sold this year. Market drivers include affordable models and growing household adoption amid improving supply chains. Strong demand sustains electronics firms and retailers across major urban areas.
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Japan
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