Community and Club Meetings Set for February 11
Various local organizations in Hope and Hempstead County schedule meetings and events for Thursday February 11. PTA presidents gather to form County Council. Hope Men's Golf Association dinner and film at Hope Country Club. Women’s Golf Association meets at 10 a.m.. First Baptist Training Union hosts Valentine Banquet with Rev. Glynn McClamnan as guest speaker and youth program. Blevins PTA meets at 7:30 p.m. in high school auditorium. Hope B and PW Club dinner at Diamond Cafe with Mrs. Betty Day speaker. Wesleyan Service Guild No. w meets February 15. Founders Day observance by schools and Junior-Senior High on February 17. Circe 5 WSCS of First Methodist meets February 15 at Mrs. Glanton’s home.
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PTA
Hempstead County
First National Bank
Hope Men’s Golf Association
Hope Country Club
Ken Daniels
The
Hope Country Club Women’s Golf Association
Training Union of First Baptist Church
Glynn McClamnan
Gayle Williams
Charlie Batson
Susan Rogers
Jan Herring
Pam Butler
Donna Connelly
Blevins P.T.A
Blevins High School
Hope B & PW Club
Diamond Cafe
Betty Day
Southwest District
Wesleyan Service Guild No. W
Robert O'Neal
Washington
Hope
Jewell Moore, Jr
Brookwood
First Baptist Church
Circe
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Fred Glanton
Clavin
Kinard Young
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion Auxiliary
Janet Pruden
Poleda Glanton
Margie Herndon
Betty Schenck
Little Rock
Cathy Feild
Junanne Reynolds
John Gain Chapter DAR to Hear George Frazier on National Defense
The John Gain Chapter DAR meets February 17 at 12 noon in the Heritage House. Guest speaker George Frazier discusses national defense.
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John Gain
Dar
Heritage House
George Frazier
Clubs meet in February events across town
Multiple local groups held gatherings on February 9 and surrounding dates. Chap ter AE P E O hosted a meeting with a President's Message presentation. Tuesday Bridge Club enjoyed a Two Tables game session. Leslie Huddleston American Legion Auxiliary juniors explored the flag theme. Baker Home Demonstration Club discussed nutrition and food portions. WSCS at First Methodist planned World of Prayer and Spanish Americans study.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
C. V. Nunn
World of Prayer
Harry McLemore
John B. Gardner, Jr
School Menus for Next Week and Community Notes
Weekly school meal plan lists high school and elementary lunches for Monday through Friday with various main dishes, sides, desserts, and milk. The clipping also covers church activities, class notes, social updates, and weekend visits from local residents and regional workshop travels.
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements From Hope and Fulton
Admission and discharge lists show Mrs Edgar Stevenson and others admitted at Hope. Births announced for February 9 and 10, with baby boys welcomed by Mr and Mrs Clevern Wade and by Mr and Mrs Doyle Black.
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Branch
Edgar Stevenson
Hope
Jerry Johnson
Larry Powell
Jewell Ames
W. M. Thompson
Emmet
Juanita Atkerson
F. O. Horton
Fulton
Charles Huckabee
Doyle Black
W. E. Tate
Guy Downing
E. J. O’rorke
Julia Weeks
Lillian Briant
Euel Price
James Thorns
George Wills
Ross Bale
John Hughes
Tom Yandell
Earl Cato
H. E. Reid
Margie Forrester
Jessie Harris
Carol Ann Taylor
Julie Andrews Wins Golden Globe In Best Musical or Comedy
Julie Andrews won a Golden Globe for best musical or comedy actress, thanking Jack L. Warner for making it possible. The Hollywood crowd recalled Warner passing her over for My Fair Lady in favor of Audrey Hepburn. Andrews originated the role on stage.
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Julie Andrews
Goden Gobe
Cocoanut Grove
Jack L. Warner
Juie
Jim
Warner
Audry Hepburn
Roe
Viet Cong Tightens Grip on Route From Saigon to North Vietnam
Viet Cong forces and colluding local officials have effectively closed the only overland route from Saigon toward the North. Toll points along Route 1 operate openly, collecting fees and funding operations, with many cars halted and items stolen or repurposed for guerrilla use. Officials note graft and jurisdictional confusion hinder government action as the transportation network suffers amid continued attacks and floods.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bgp
Viet Nam
Binh Gia
Long Khanh
Tra Cut
Traut
South China Sea
North Viet Nam
Com
Viet Cong tighten grip on Saigon border route
AP reports Viet Cong pressure blocks the only overland link from Saigon toward the border as Washington weighs new military moves. President Johnson remains silent on any immediate actions while U S forces face intensified Viet Cong operations and a Pleiku casualty is described with the words God, it rained metal. Negroes seek federal aid amid demonstrations in Selma following a student march ordered by Sheriff Clark. The story notes a pivotal moment in the United Steelworkers election.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Washington
Johnson
United States
New York
Pleiku
U.S
Selma
Ala
James G. Clark
Route 1 East of Saigon Becomes Viet Cong Road
The corridor along Route 1 east of Saigon is described as dominated by Viet Cong influence, hampering Central Viet Nam's population areas and complicating northern military operations. The text warns that in a full-scale war with North Viet Nam the situation could worsen.
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Viets Nam
North Viet Nam
Saigon
Hackler Named Director of Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Hugh Hackler, 56, a former Arkansas House member, was named director of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. He succeeds Nelson Cox, who steps back from administration due to ill health but remains chief of the engineering division and handles public relations. Cox had led the commission for about ten years.
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Little Rock
Hugh Hackler
Arkansas House
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Hackler
Nelson Cox
Cox
Big Locals Unreported as Snow Hits Several States
Unclear local reports note heavy snowfall impacting Colorado and Arizona while rain and snow sweep the eastern half of the nation. An unemployed salesman promotes his job wish by renting a billboard. A White House committee seeks end to a month-long dock strike. President Johnson maneuvers Congress on foreign affairs and hospital closures. International police fire on language rioters in South India. at least 30 killed.
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Arizona
White House
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Congress
India
Unclear Text fragment mentions Amendment 3 and House service
Fragment notes an individual involved with Amendment 3 percent and three terms in the House, but lacks full context, names, dates, or locations to determine the event or人物.
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House
Arkansas mayor race voided by circuit court ruling
Circuit Judge Elmo Taylor in Searcy ruled that Paul Holleman won the McCrory mayoral race 240 to 241 in November, overturning the prior tabulation that showed Edd Taylor as apparent winner by one vote. Taylor questioned the tally and could appeal to the state Supreme Court after 18 votes were disallowed for Holleman and Taylor.
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Mccrory
Ark
Elmo Taylor
Searcy
Paul Holleman
Edd Taylor
Holleman
Jo Taylor
Taylor
Holloman
State Supreme Court
Memphis doctor elected president of MidSouth Medical Assembly
Dr. Moore Moore Jr. of Memphis was elevated to the presidency of the MidSouth Postgraduate Medical Assembly, succeeding Dr. J Pierce of Monticello, Ark. Dr. G Swink Hicks of Natch ez Miss. was named president elect of the assembly.
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Memphis
Moore Moore Jr
MidSouth Postgraduate Medical Assembly
J Pierce
Monticello
Ark
G. Swink Hicks
Natchez, Miss
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