Local Society Meetings Set For February 23
Hempstead County Republican Women plan a 7 30 p.m. gathering in the Chamber of Commerce office. Chapter AE P E O meets at 3 p.m. at Mrs. Jewel Moore Jr s home. The Cosmopolitan Club convenes at 7 45 p.m. in Mrs. Frank Horton s house. Jett B Graves Class First Methodist holds a 7 p.m. potluck in church Fellowship Rooms with hostesses listed. On February 24 Hope Junior Auxiliary holds an executive board 9 30 a.m. and regular meeting at 10 a.m. in the Community Room of the First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Chamber of Commerce
P.E.O
Jewel Moore, Jr
Cosmopolitan Club
Frank Horton
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
H. E. Benson
Cobb
Joe Brown
Hugh Gilbert
William Stephenson
Hope
First National Bank
Hope Country Club Event Reported Thursday
A February 25 note from The Hope Country Club references activities or events held on that Thursday. Details remain sparse in the readable excerpt.
Fashions of the Future Via Univac Revealed at Raley's Style Shoppe
A fashion feature recalls a 1960s trend using a Unisva machine and a famous designer to predict styles years ahead. It promotes cruise wear for southbound shoppers, highlighting Nor man Wyatt prints, Sidran seersucker, imported linens, berets, and navy or black looks with prices from 17.95 to 39.95 at Raley's Style Shoppe 523 West 3rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univac
Norman Wyatt
Raley
West 3Rd
Community Bridge Luncheon and Club Meetings Noted
A series of notices details a Bridge Luncheon on Thursday February 25 at 12 noon with hostesses Mrs. Frazier Bramlett Tolleson and Hefner, a Friday Music Club gathering February 26 at 3 30 p m hosted by Mrs White with Mrs Drake, a Hope Country Club potluck and bridge event February 20 with prizes won by Mrs Brack Schenck Mrs Lyle McMahan and others, and a February 19 Friday Bridge Club at Mrs Cooper’s with two tables and high scorers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dies Bridge
George Frazier
W. C. Bramlett
C. P. Tolleson
Byron Hefner
W. E. White
Douglas Drake
the Hope Country Club
Bridge Club
R. EF. Cooper
H. C. Whitworth
M. M. Mcherry
Local Child Born to Par Ris Family in Arizona
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Donald Parris of Casa Grande Arizona announce the arrival of their first child a seven pound boy born Monday February 22 Maternal grandparents are Bro and Mrs Allison Brown paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lee Parris Hope Paternal great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Claude M Cox and Mr and Mrs L H Parris all of Hope
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Joe Donald Parris
Casa Grande
Arizona
Bro
Allison Brown
Lee Parris
Hope
Claude M. Cox
L. H. Parris
Visiting relatives and travel notices in Hope area
Mrs Lloyd Spencer visits Bruce Gottwald family in Richmond after funeral services for sister in law Mrs Dolph Hays in Arlington. Miss Edna Middlebrooks and Mrs Basil Newton of Little Rock visited Hope. Mr and Mrs Vance Crawford of Schenectady have gone to Baytown to see Mrs Will Harp. Sally Keyton spent weekend in Arkadelphia with grandparents the J E Stills. Mrs James Cross of West Point N Y visits her mother Mrs Ralph Routon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Spencer
Bruce Gottwald
Richmond
Dolph Hays
Arlington
Edna Middlebrooks
Basil Newton
Little Rock
Vance Crawford
Schenectady, N. Y
Dell
Florence McClanahan
Baytown, Tex
Will Harp
Sally Keyton
Arkadelphia
J. E. Stills
James Cross
West Point
N. Y
Ralph Routon
Decline in U S working horses noted by Britannica Junior
Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia states that in 1920 the United States housed about 25 million horses and mules, while current figures place the number around 3 million, highlighting a dramatic drop in working animals over the century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia
Congress in Tribute to Washington Readers
The Senate and House planned brief readings of Washingtons Farewell as Sen James B Perason and Rep Del Clawson prepared to read the presidents address. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield predicted an early adjournment by midsummer between July 1 and Aug 1 while committees move ahead on foreign aid and health care for the aged. The Arms Control and Disarmament Agency would receive 40 million dollars over three years amid hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
James B. Perason
del. Clawson
Rcalif
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Montana Democrat
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Jacinto Captures San Felipe Handi Cap On Birthday
Kentucky colt Jacinto, trained by Jim Maloney for William Haggin Perry, won the $50,000-added San Felipe Handicap at Santa Anita on Washington's Birthday. He carried 126 pounds, beating rivals in his first two-turn race and posting a 1:41 4-5 for the 1 1/16 miles, fastest among 3-year-olds this season. Jacinto is touted as California's leading Derby prospect and Santa Anita Derby favorite for March 6.
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Arcadia
Calif
Jacinto
Kentucky
San Felipe
Washington
Santa Anita
Jim Maloney
William Haggin Perry
Claiborne Farm
California
Engagement Announced for Blytheville Couple
The couple plans an April 2 wedding at First Presbyterian Church in McGehee. The bride-to-be teaches home economics in Blytheville, while her fiancé, a Henderson State College graduate, teaches speech in Blytheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
McGehee
Blytheville
Henderson State College
Doctors Mailbag Diabetes and foot fungus guidance
The column explains diabetic neuropathy can improve with better diabetes control or vitamin supplementation in some cases, and notes temporary worsening may occur after improved control. It also covers soft corns as fungal infections, cellulitis versus erysipelas, and the safety of charcoal grilled meat with current studies showing no cancer risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitfield
Woman reports abuse threat and seeks public guidance
A woman describes a teenage incident where a boy attempted to mistreat another girl, age 11. She says she alerted authorities, had the man arrested, and obtained a divorce. She urges others to report abuse promptly to protect children, requesting anonymity.
Dear Abby Letters Highlight Teens Fear and Social Dances
A letter from a 14 year old girl expresses fear about signing her name and the need for visible religious symbols to deter unwanted attention. A second teen asks why boys pay for dances then stand around, with Abby explaining male shyness and courage in asking someone to dance. Readers are invited to send a dollar for Abby's booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Hopkins
Minn
Miller County appoints Mary H Gilbert home demonstration agent
Mrs Mary H Gilbert a Hempstead native and daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Holt of Bingen has been appointed home demonstration agent for Miller County duties include promoting home economics and rural improvements through extension programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Gilbert
Hempstead
Earl Holt
Bingen
Miller County
Airman Goes on Trial in Philippines Shooting Case
Airman J C Larry D Cole of Marshall Michigan faced a U S military court for the fatal shooting of a Filipino boy near anti American demonstrations in the Philippines. He pleaded not guilty to unpremeditated murder with a potential life sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Michigan
U.S
J.C
Larry D. Cole
Marshall, Mich
Cole
For All Occasions Personal Reply Address Notice
A 1965 notice directs readers to Abby Box 3365 Beverly Hills California for personal replies and requests a self addressed stamped envelope. Abby answers all mail. Copyright McNaught Syndicate Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Beverly Hills
California
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Viet Generals Make Things Difficult
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana criticized what he called jealous generals backing coups in South Vietnam. He praised President Johnson for acting with courage and restraint while noting Vietnamese leaders seek personal power over winning the war. The conflict, Mansfield argued, places the country’s fate in Vietnamese hands and endangers aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
South Viet Nam
United States
Mansfield
Johnson
Vie Nam
Boy Balagtas Receives Compensation After Range Incident
Gelio Balagtas, 16, was at Clark Bases Crow Valley bombing and gunnery range last Nov 25 when an incident occurred. The Air Force paid the boy's father $787 in compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelio Balagtas
Clark
Crow Valley
Air Force
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Lester Godwin, Jr
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D.D.S
Dr. Leim
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Eastman Coor
TFA
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Harvey Miller
Helen
Terry Lynn Huckabee
Jack Huckabee
Miss Miller
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Dear Abby
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Sacramento
la Jolla
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Marcy Lee
Slovina
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