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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1963
Page
5
Society notes report the Hope Duplicate Bridge Club held four percent tables with out of town player Mrs Wilma Steed among the competitors. Winners were Dr Harold Brents with Mrs E P Young Jr first, Mrs Bill Rowton with Mrs Al Graves Jr second, and Mrs Harry Hawthorne with Mrs Marie Hendrix third.
In Rogers Arkansas an official of Daisy Manufacturing Co says no commitments have been made on a proposal for Daisy to build an air rifle plant in India and supply rifles to the Indian government for youth training. Cass Hough, Daisy president, visited India and discussed the plan with officials. The firm produces a special training gun for the program, officials say.
The Arkansas Highway Department reports overall traffic rose in 1962 at 2,700 points across the state, averaging seven percent from 1961 to 1962. Notable increases include Junction City on U.S. 167, Texarkana on U.S. 67, Fort Smith on U.S. 64, U.S. 65 at the Missouri line, and the Memphis West Memphis bridge.
Dear readers, a 24 year old college senior writes of two suitors. One is a 25 year old physicist with a flaky mother. the other is a returning soldier with solid family ties. She is torn between rushed romance and finishing her education as she seeks guidance on choosing love. Dorothy Dix counsels not to force passion and to seek self improvement while meeting new potential partners.
Mr and Mrs Vonnie Edwards of Arkadelphia announce the arrival of their first child at Wadley Hospital Texarkana on February 5. A boy weighing six ounces named Charles Allen. Grandparents, all of Hope, are Mr and Mrs Byron Hefner and Mr and Mrs Mike Sehneiker.
Mrs Cora Guthridge of Little Rock Extension Service Clothing Specialist spoke to interested club women during a two day meeting at the Youth Center. She was a house guest of Mr and Mrs Harry Shiver and Mr and Mrs Louis Sutton Sr. The Suttons spent the weekend in Fayetteville with Mr and Mrs Mel Louis Sutton Jr and family.
Memorial admitted patients include LeRoy Spates Kenneth G Russell Mrs Tom Dodson Joe Hollis Elizabeth Bridewell. Discharged list features Donna McCorkle Carolyn Hamm Calvin Cheatham Mrs Kenneth Renfro Lynn Russell Leo Arnold Helen Allen Mrs Grace Rolland Mrs Q W Amos Mrs Ployit Leverett Dorothy Nelson Noah Hobbs Branch admitted includes Leon Bradley Washington Grover Clark Hope Olie Wilburn Hope Mrs Byron Chirk Hope Jeslie Loa Smith Hope Kathy Huckabee Hope Carl Ellis Hope Mrs Elvis Christie Hope Vera Jones Hope Alvis Cannon Hope Katie Turner Hope. Discharges include Jerry Puryear Hope Oscar Alison Hope H B Tadley Hope Donald Collier and baby girl Hope L E Brown Hope Floyd Fuller Hope Carl Niernton Hope Mrs Nubia Oller Hope David Lee Olley Mes ob M Good Hope Bud Adis and baby girl Rob Buttons.
A brief item notes that Dorothy Dix is a registered trademark tied to a bed syndicate feature. The snippet identifies the name as a protected mark connected to the syndicated content and its branding.
Washington AP officials said all ship routes into Cuba are watched by patrol planes and the Navy. They claim no vessels have slipped into Cuban ports undetected since the blockade began on November 20. Navy patrols operate from Jacksonville Key West Guantanamo and Puerto Rico with night vision infrared gear.
An ad promotes Doan's Pills as mild relief for bladder irritation and back and muscle aches. It touts soothing effects and a diuretic action through the kidneys, claiming widespread use for over 60 years and urging readers to buy the larger size for convenience.
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