Hope Junior Auxiliary Executive Board Meeting Notice
The Hope Junior Auxiliary holds an executive board meeting at 9 30 a m and a regular meeting at 10 a m on Wednesday February 24 in the Community Room of the First National Bank. The Hope Country Club Ladies Bridge Luncheon is set for Thursday February 25 at noon with hostesses listed. On Friday February 26 the Friday Music Club meets at 43 30 p m at the home of Mrs W E White with co hostess Mrs Douglas Drake. a planned program is noted.
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Hope
First National Bank
Hope Country Club
George Frazier
W. C. B Bramlett
C. P. Tolleson
Byron Hefner
W. E. White
E. 2Nd
Douglas Drake
Circle 3 WSCS Meets March 1 at Lang Home
Circle 3 WSCS of First Methodist Church gathers Monday March 1 at 2 p.m. in Mrs. P. E. Lang’s home to bring World Bank Offerings led by Mrs. Foy Hammons. Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club also meets March 1 at 7 p.m. in Mrs. Jesse Powell’s home.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
P. E. Lang
World Bank
Foy Hammons
Liberty Hill
Jesse Powell
Victory 4-H Club Meeting Opens with Song and Reports
The Victory 4-H Club met February 12 with president Robert Cash presiding. The group sang America led by song leader Louise Kramer. Secretary Nancy Stevenson read minutes and presented the treasurer's report. Demonstrations were given by James Rowe, Donald Hampton, and Louise Kramer. Devotional by Mary Lou Green.
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Victory 4-H Club
Robert Cash
America
Louise Kramer
Nancy Stevenson
James Rowe
Donald Hampton
Mary Lou Green
Local 4H and Homemakers Club Meetings Recap
Multiple club gatherings detailed including Shover Springs 4 H Club on February 16 led by Jimmy Howell with pledges by James Rowe and Louise Kramer, twelve members and four guests plus six leaders. Rocky Mound HD Club on February 18 hosted by Mrs. Clifford Messer with health and nutrition lesson and a taffy pull. Miss Mc Bride attended. Homemakers Club on February 18 hosted by Mrs. George Hartsfield featuring food measurement and the lesson Food Becomes You with eight members and one guest. Next meetings scheduled for March 18 and March at listed hosts.
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Miss McBride
James Rowe
Louise Kramer
Shover Springs
Jimmy Howell
Marlene Jones
Lorena Arrington
Judy England
Judy
Laura Sue England
Linda Arrington
Rocky Mound
Rocky Mound Home
Clifford Messer
Chew
Edgar Juris
Earl Dudley
Homemakers Club
George Hartsfield
Homemakers Home Demonstration Club
W. B. Beggs
George Hooten
Ernest Ridghill
Hooten
Carroll Anderson
Texarkana
William Stephenson
Duplicate Bridge Club ties at Hope Country Club
Four tables of players gathered for the Hope Duplicate Bridge Club on Monday night February 22 at the Hope Country Club. A three way tie for first place occurred among couples including Mrs. Emmett Thompson.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Hope Country Club
Hope
Emmett Thompson
Big Snow Finally Ends as Arkansas Sees Rapid Drop
Ist Big Snow Continued from Page One dropped 10 degrees to 32 in one hour after snow started at 8 a.m. The Weather Bureau said the snow probably would end late today at Little Rock. Colder weather was in store tonight with lows from zero northwest to 25 southeast. Tuesday's highs reached the 50s and 60s. Rainfall for the 24 hour period ending at 6 a.m. was generally below one inch. Overnight lows ranged from 15 at Fayetteville to 45 at El Dorado.
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Page One
Weather Bureau
Little Rock
Fayetteville
el Dorado
Couples Named For Winners Game At Coun try Club
The article lists the second place pair as R L Broach and Dr George Wright. It notes a Winners Game will be held at the Country Club on Wednesday evening February 24 with additional named participants including Ken Daniels, Mrs Tully Henry, Mike Kelly, Mrs Harry Hawthorne, and Mrs Marie Hendrix.
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Ken Daniels
Tully Henry
Mike Kelly
Harry Hawthorne
Marie Hendrix
R. L. Broach
George Wright
Mrs Holloway Returns From Texas Visit
Mrs A K Holloway returns home from a three month visit in Tohoka Texas with the Mitchell Williams family. Mrs Taylor Stuart and Mrs F Russell were visitors in Hot Springs on Monday. Mrs Tim Walter and her son Matt of Santa Ana California are visiting her parents Dr and Mrs George Wright.
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A. K. Holloway
Tohoka
Tex
Mitchell Williams
A Taylor Stuart
F. Russell
Hot Springs
Tim Walter
Matt
Santa Ana, Calif
George Wright
Births and discharges recorded across Hope and surrounding towns
Memorial admissions list Ben Robinson, Dorothy Coleman and others in Hope, with discharges for Mrs. Robert Trout and baby, and E K R Muncie among Hope residents. Frankie Applegate announces a baby girl born February 24. Branch notes admissions including Katie Bell Thomas in Washington and Wanda Jean Horn in Hope, with multiple discharges in Hope, Saratoga, Emmet and Rosston.
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Ben _ Robinson
Hope
Dorothy Coleman
Patmos
H. R. Hunt
Lilly Momon
Marcus McKnight
Delight
Frankie Applegate
Robert Trout
E. KR. Muncie
Terrell Rider
Herschel Emerson
Cecil McCorkle
Katie Bell Thomas
Washington
J. C. Walton
Truman Hubbard
Dallas Brascher
Charles Carlton
Rosston
Arch Turner
Alice Roach
Mary Paxton
William Serrett
Wanda Jean Horn
Malcolm Hinton
Willie Austin
Saratoga
Reva O’rorke
Mattie Eubanks
Emmet
John Vesey
J. B. Cladwell
Columbus
Clifton Almand
Johnnie Henderson
James Craig Atkins
Billy Jack Atkins
Donna Gale Atkins
Ed Collier
U S Secrecy Deepens Over Laos Air Operations
Defense Department tightens disclosure on U S air missions in Laos as Maj. Robert F Ronca of Norristown Pa is listed lost on a routine mission. Since May jets have been downed and crews rescued or killed with bodies recovered, while officials deny any cover up of casualties.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Laos
Pentagon
Air Force
Robert F. Ronca
Norristown
Arthur Sylvester
Secretary of
Robert S. McNamara
U.S. Navy
Ronca
FBI official reports urge fight now after robbery call
Bernard C. Brown new special agent in charge of the Louisville FBI office said he would fight now as he might be called out to a bank robbery. Four hours later a bank robbery call came in and the bandit took 140 dollars.
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Louisville
Bernard C. Brown
FBI
Dear Abby Opens and Answers Classic Mailbag Puzzles
Abigail Van Buren dispenses quick guidance on a few personal predicaments. A husband hides a nude painting while a wife fears social embarrassment and a plan to mail Christmas cards is debated. Abby counsels honesty and shared taste in a light 1965 voice.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Beverly Hills
California
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Strong Leadership Through Final Office Term
A concise note highlights a leader's enduring strength until the end of their tenure in the Citizens National Bank Building. The text records a period of steady stewardship and completion of official duties within the bank district.
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Strong
Citizens National Bank
Wedding Vows Unite Miss Goad and Clinton Kidd
Miss Jasonna Goad and Clinton Kidd were wed at 2 p.m. on Sunday February 14 at Unity Baptist Church of Hope. The ceremony featured a double ring rite with family members in attendance and a candlelit arch, followed by a reception at Woodmen Hall. The couple will reside in Spring Hill with careers in Hope and Magnolia. guests traveled from multiple states to attend.
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Jasonna Goad
Clinton Kidd
Unity Baptist Church of Hope
H. G. Goad
Hope
Garland Kidd
Spring Hill
Larry Gaines
Gordon Renshaw
Patricia de Venney
Rodney Burke
Brenda Parris
Charlotte Goad
Jerry Goad
Magnolia
Lana Goad
Bonnie Kidd
Katherine Good
McPherson
Kansas
Belinda Kidd
Patricia Bailey
Dennis Kidd
Ray Overton
Trennon Bobo
Dennis Polk
Tommy Parris
Jimmy Carver
Woodmen Hall
Jo Ann Kidd
Jo Ann Burke
Minia
Phyllis Goad
Karen Walline
Connie Burke
Fordyce
Rosemary Brooks
Hot Springs
Cecilia Ghormley
Prescott
Sherry Burke
Brenda Faulkner
Vicki Bruce
Jackie Kidd
Homer Burke
Camden
Patricia Burke
Bossier City
Stanley Sulcher
Wynne
Nina Allen
Lucille Halton
Emmet
Mack Osburn
Gordon
Leland Goad
Phyllis
Katherine Goadall
C. J. Brooks
Rosemary
J. W. Ghormley
Howard Allen and
Ross
Trashwood
Scott Key
Caddo Gap
J. C. Bobo, Jr
Longview
Texas
Jimmy Martin
Michael Samuel
Soybean mill run proves usable as cattle feed
University of Arkansas tests show soybean mill run can replace 30 to 35 percent of corn in finishing rations without hurting gains feed efficiency or carcass grade. Four lots of cattle fed varying diets including corn soy bean mill run hay and cottonseed meal showed no significant difference in final carcass grading.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Evening Shade Teen Dies In Hill Slope Car Crash
Barbara Louise Wilkinson, 17, of Evening Shade, was killed Tuesday when her car overturned on a steep hill. Officers say she was thrown from the vehicle and struck by it as it rolled.
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Evening Shade
Ark
Barbara Louise Wilkinson
Diplomat Ebberhardt Dies in Fort Smith at 94
Charles C. Ebberhardt, retired U.S. diplomat who served mainly in South America and last as minister to Costa Rica and Nicaragua, died Monday at a Fort Smith nursing home at age 94. He is survived by three Salina, Kansas relatives. services and burial will be in Salina.
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Associated Press
Fort Smith, Ark
Charles C. Ebberhardt
U.S
Ebberhardt
South America
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Salina
Kan
Soviet Tug Watches U.S. War Maneuvers
The Soviet 140-foot tug Arban cruises off Southern California as U S Navy drills exercise Silver Lance. A destroyer escort USS Lowe tracks the tug with radar from several miles away while the Arban surveys ocean bottoms outside the three mile limit.
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Los Angeles
U.S. Navy
California
Lowe
Navy
Oregon
Firm Donates to Colleges in Arkansas
Dean Milk Co. in Conway presented a 31000 dollar check to Col. Cletus O Bennett, executive director of the Arkansas Foundation of Associated Colleges. The funds support a faculty fellowship program.
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Conway, Ark
Dean Milk Co
Col
Cletus O. Bennett
Arkansas Foundation of Associated Colleges
Highlights in History on February 24
Today is February 24, 1965 with 310 days left in the year. Notable events include 1803 John Marshall's Marbury ruling establishing judicial supremacy, 1785 John Adams named minister to Great Britain, 1863 Arizona Territory organized, 1920 Nazi party founded, 1903 U S naval base at Guantanamo Bay acquired, 1943 Allied bombing of Wilhelmshaven, ten years ago Turkey and Iraq defense pact in Baghdad, five years ago Segni resignation, and one year ago OAS Cuba accusation against Venezuela.
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John Marshall
Supreme Court
Marbury
John Adams
Great Britain
Arizona
Nazi Party
Germany
United States
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Wilhelmshaven
Ger
Turkey
Iraq
Bagdad
Antonio Segni
Organization of American States
Venezuela
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Victory
Ross Hunter
Rat Ens
Tsh Aaerts AY
Fisleide Thea
Mademoiselle
Dear Abby
Plum
Glendale
Sistre
Calif
Jon P. Leim
D.D.S
Dr. Leim
Sam
Mrs. Clinton Kidd
Shipley
Fort Smith
THE
Diane
Redwood
Davy Building Material Co
S. Walnut St
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