Hope Country Club hosts game night and potluck
Social notes report a Hope Country Club gathering February 20 with 11 members attending and a $5 grab bag. Circle 5 WSCS met at Mrs. Glanton’s home February 15. 17 members present for dessert after business and a new member welcomed. Art chapter discussed Michelangelo. Founders Day PTA program featured Blood Bank and Life Membership pin awards at Brookwood School.
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the Hope Country Club
Floyd Leverett
Emmett Wassell
Lester Godwin, Jr
Jim James
Circle 5
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Fred Glanton
Calvin Smith
Paul Bain
Martin Fox
Kinard Young
Austin Hutson
Phil Manus
Royal Service Program at First Baptist Church
The Ann Wollerman Circle of the First Baptist Church meets Monday night February 22 at 7 30 for the Royal Service Program. A Blue and Gold dinner for Cub Scout Pack 192 is set for 6 30 Monday February 22 in the Brookwood School Auditorium.
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Ann Wollerman
First Baptist Church
All Chapel Baptist Church
Brookwood School
Various Club Meetings Held In Hempstead County
Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings include Hempstead County Republican Women at 7:30 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce, Chapter AF PEO at 3 p.m. at Mrs. Jewel Moore Jr.'s home, Hope Junior Auxiliary executive board at 9:30 a.m. and regular meeting at 10 a.m. in the First National Bank community room. The Golden Age Club met February 18 at the Youth Center with 19 members and 2 guests, Elder Evan Duncan speaker and birthday acknowledgments. Lilac Garden Club met February 17 at Mrs. Edwards home with notes from the Benton district convention and planning for the Flower Show School in Hope.
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Hempstead County
Chamber of Commerce
P.E.O
Jewel Moore, Jr
Hope
First National Bank
Golden Age Club
Smith
Evan Duncan
Elder Duncan
David Frith
Dora Wortham
Lon Coates
Mark Yocum
Georgia Dearly
T. L. Smith
Duncan
Lilac Garden Club
B. W. Edwards
Frank Miller
Benton
Edwards
Draft Policy Change Hints McNamara
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara signals a possible revision to draft rules as he briefs President Johnson on military manpower. He notes a growing surplus of draft-age men complicating fair selection and hints changes to the Selective Service System may be needed, with a voluntary option considered in the future.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
Coming and Going Observations From Local Visitors
Mrs. B C Hyatt returned home from Perryville and Little Rock after visiting relatives this week. Mr and Mrs Borden Lee of Tyler Texas visited to see his sister Mrs Roy Stephenson who is in a local hospital. The J B Shufords moved to Grady Arkansas last week and she will go into business with her sister while he continues his traveling job with the State Highway Department. Patricia McDowell and brother Larry and Earl Harriss of Arlington Texas were guests of Aubrey Collier Jr and his wife. Lawrence McDowell of Arlington Texas visited last week to see Collier and other relatives in Texarkana.
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B. C. Hyatt
Perryville
Little Rock
Borden Lee
Tyler, Tex
Roy Stephenson
J. B. Shufords
Grady
Ark
State Highway Department
Patricia McDowell
Larry
Earl Harriss
Arlington, Tex
Aubrey Collier, Jr
Lawrence McDowell
Texarkana
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List Local Names
Memorial admits include Ray Mathis from Little Rock Juanita Haddix David Morris William Rieke all from Hope. Discharges include Herman Aaron Judge Harry Lemley Brenda Poindexter Otto Holloway from Hope and Ross ton. Branch lists admits and discharges with several Hope entries and a Tucson Arizona associate. discharges include Harlan Hindman Washington Mrs J W Stevens Gertrude Sanders Verda Stevenson Harvey Foster Truman Hill.
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Ray Mathis
Little Rock
Juanita Haddix
Hope
David Morris
William Rieke
Herman Aaron
Harry Lemley
Brenda Poindexter
Emmet
Otto Holloway
Rosston
Fairy Stroud
James Craig Atkins
Mike Oller
Walter Small
Tucson
Ariz
Jerry Puryear
Donald White
Frances Nash
Myrtle Cobb
John Vesey
Billy Jo Atkins
Tommy Bright
Harlan Hindman
Washington
J.W. Stevens
Gertrude Sanders
Verda Stevenson
Harvey Foster
Truman Hill
Pentagon faces draft strain as births rise in next decade
Secretary McNamara warned that the 1965 age group reaching 18 will swell to about 2 million annually for the next decade, pressuring draft management. He noted enlistments have fallen with speculation on ending the draft, while callups must rise to meet service needs.
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Defense Secretary
McNamara
Auto Accident Proves Fatal Near Sedgwick
Sedgwick Ark Carl ton E Butler 42 of Sedgwick was killed instantly Thursday when his car struck a bridge railing one mile west of Sedgwick on U S 63. Trooper Bill Rose said Butler was traveling east when his vehicle left the highway.
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Sedgwick, Ark
Carlton E. Butler
Sedgwick
Here
U. S. 63
Bill Rose
Butler
Neither Red Giant Wants to Go to War
Washington notes the Johnson administration weighs bombing North Vietnam while fearing a broader clash with Russia and China. The piece argues Moscow and Peking prefer patience, avoiding nuclear confrontation, similar to Stalin’s cautious expansion after solidifying power. President Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara are cited on this strategic restraint.
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Red Giant
Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Russia
Stalin
Iran
United States
Soviets
Kremlin
Robert S. McNamara
Right Side Hits Bridge Bannister
A report notes an incident where the right side struck the bridge bannister, details unclear. The brief focuses on the impact location and the resulting contact with the railing.
Perry Mason faces Bonanza clash as CBS weighs schedule
New York AP reports Perry Mason may join CBS Sunday lineup against NBCs Bonanza. CBS executives weigh pitting the courtroom drama against the Nielsen hit, potentially moving the eight year old series into a high stakes primetime slot.
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New York
Perry Mason
Hamilton Berger
CBS
Johnson Adds Warning On North Vietnam War Expansion
McNamara told the House Armed Services Committee that Red China and Russia may stir up trouble whenever possible but will avoid a head on clash with US power. He stressed South Vietnam stay as key to checking expansions, while warning any further bombing risks widening war.
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Viet Nam
Russia
Red China
McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
U.S
South Viet Nam
Asia
Johnson Administration
North Viet Nam
Dirksen Treated at Washington Capitol
Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen, 69, was treated Thursday night at the Capitol by cardiologist Dr. Joseph A. Bailey for what was described as a little fuming upset. He was later taken to the physician's home and rested comfortably, with Bailey saying he would likely be back in his office tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Capitol
Joseph A. Bailey
Illinois
Bailey
Dirksen
Indians Fight Casting Limits in Hollywood
The Los Angeles Indian Center held a news conference to protest representation in film and TV, arguing that makeup allows non Indians to portray Indians and calling for authentic casting. The piece also notes long running TV shifts and Perry Mason star Raymond Burr hinting at departure before agreeing to a ninth season.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles Indian Center
Raven Gray Eagle
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Lloyd Guerin
David
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Sistene
P.t.a
Bob Turner
Arch Wylie
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Jimmie Jones
John Gardner
Minor Polk
Bill Flanders
Diane
Laurel Street
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Oakcrest Funeral Home
S&s Cadillac
Ron Blackwood
Memphis
Assembly of God
MR. Neely
Pentagon
Ben Duryea
Tony Young c Morrow
America
Cg Ctrono “Screen Eee Co
Fate
Glenn Ford
Nancy Kwan
Taylor Suzanne Plesrette
Fate IS the Hunter
LY Cox
Meremuah Persoft
Stevens
James Marlow
Cynthia Lowry
Son
NBC
Raymond Kurr
Gail Patrick Jackson
Chevrolet
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Young Chevrolet Company
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