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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1962

Page

5

Local Events In New Bostht Texas And Surrounding Areas

Community notices detail a February through March schedule of church meetings classes and social events across New Bostht and nearby towns. Highlights include a Sunday wedding event at Walnut Street Church of Christ a PTA Founders Day program at the High School Auditorium and multiple club meetings with guest speakers and potluck meals. Also listed are engagements and local business employment notices tied to Hope and Blevins communities.

New Bostht Texas Walnut School Street PTA Rvin Levy H.C. Whitworth Nashville Tom Kinser Dewey Camp Charles’ Harves

Human Award Goes to Rockefeller in New Orleans

Wils throp Rockefeller of Morriston Arkansas received the first annual March of Liberty Human Relations Award from the anti-defamation league of B N A i Brith for service to Arkansas. He said the black eye from Gov. Orval Faubus actions in 1957 has been forgotten as mistakes were corrected. Rockefeller noted his brother Nelson A. Rockefeller is New York’s lieutenant governor. Faubus faced national criticism during the Little Rock crisis and federal troops enforced a court order. The remarks sparked reaction among attendees including Mrs. Ruth Edmunds and family visiting Tulsa. Other notes: families from Texarkana and Conway visited Hendrix College, Hazel Smith returned to St. Louis, and the Whitten family welcomed a son Paul Atay, with grandparents named Whitten and Irwin.

New Orleans Wilsthrop Rockefeller Morriston Ark March of Liberty Anti-Defamation League of B'Nail Brith Arkansas Rockefeller Orvald Faubus United States Nelson A. Rockefeller New York National Guard Little Rock Ruth Edmongs Tulsa Babb League Han

Coming and Going in Little Rock for Miss Bussey’s Birthday

Mr and Mrs Blair Shuford JoShuford and Jim Atkins visited Mr and Mrs Byang in Little Rock Sunday as did Mr and Mrs Jim Shaford and son of Clarksdale Miss Kyle Bussey of Grady and Tom Bussey of Jones Mills. The group gathered to celebrate Miss Bussey's birthday.

Blair Shuford Joe Shuford Jim. Atkins J. Byang Little Rock Jim Shaford Clarksdale Kyle Bussey Grady Tom Bussey Jones Mills Bussey S. Binth Lay

Arkansas Bill Aims to Curb Coin Operated Gambling

The Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce will begin executive sessions on Tuesday to consider a bill under the Anti-Slot Machine Act of 1950. The measure would apply to coin operated gambling devices including pinball machines, led by Rep. Oren Harris in Little Rock. The panel has held open hearings and staff talks with the Justice Department.

Little Rock Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce Oren Harris D-Ark Harris Justice Department

Addie Confronts Witch Rumors at Cousin Matthews Door

In a strained morning, Addie asks about his mother while Emily tends to duties. The two discuss Miss Maggy, blamed as a witch, as Emily defends them and mentions a troubling visit to Cousin Matthews, where Mr. Matthew is reported unwell.

Addie Emily Jenny Witch Lady Matthew Cousin Matthews Briggs Mr. Matthew Filda Hilda Aunt Judith Judith Judith Russell Denny

Addie Explores a Hidden Cellar in a Quiet House

Addie wanders to the nursery with Sport and discovers a hidden stairway down to a cellar lit by a candle. He enters a damp, quiet cavern filled with bottles and barrels, spills liquid on the floor, and glances at a curved neck bottle on a table near a small stove. He slips, knocks a bottle, and a sticky drip begins.

Addie Sport

Hope Bride Groom Engagement Reported in New Jersey

Lois Young Caporaso of Ridgefield New Jersey announced engagements to Albert Edward Fink son of Mr and Mrs Albert S Fink now in New York The bride elect is a Dwight Leffer graduate from Englewood New Jersey attended Northwestern University Evanston Illinois and currently at University of Texas The groom elect is a graduate of Scutty Pake High Beaumont now a junior prelaw student at University of Texas majoring in International Commerce

E. Aaron Hope Linda John D. Loe Hix Lee Blevins Hope High School Blevins High Crow-Burlingame In Lois Yvoung Caporaso Albert Edward Fink Albert S. Fink New York Louis Caporaso Ridgefield N.J Caporaso Dwight Lefoot Englewood Northwestern University Evanston, Ill U of Texas Groom-Elett

Grandmother intrudes on new parents over baby care

Dorothy Dix answers readers on family boundaries and grandparent overreach. A frustrated daughter asks how to stop invasions by her mother in law and relatives. Advice stresses that the husband bears primary parenting responsibility and that the couple should establish home rules.

Helen Baby Ton

Summit Aim Spurred By Geneva Talks May Reach Meeting

President Kennedy told Khrushchev a June 1 target for a heads of government summit, with Western allies weighing short-range disarmament ideas to win Soviet acceptance at Geneva. Britain’s Macmillan echoed the ministers level opening, seeking restraint on atmospheric testing and a pathway to possible May talks.

Washington Kennedy Khrushchev United States Soviet Union Geneva Gove Harold Macmillan Macmillan Kenney U. S United Nations Britain Canada France Maly

Arkansas Supreme Court Rules Parkin Printing Contracts Invalid

Gov. Orval E. Faubus said the Arkansas Supreme Court decision voiding 15 state printing contracts held by Parkin Printing Co. disqualifies some officials from state contracts. Parkin Printing's president Harry Parkin is a member of the state Highway Commission. Faubus declined further details but noted interest from others and said Parkin should consider his options.

Little Rock Orval EB. Paulittts Arkansas Supreme Court High Court Pulaski Chancery Court Parkin Printing Co Shoe Harry Parkin State Highway Commission Faubus Parkin

U S Would Welcome a Working Plan

London AP report says President Kennedy favors a workable agreement with Moscow to stop nuclear testing rather than a new round of atmospheric blasts. Hugh Gaitskell, leader of Britain's Labour Party, states the United States will halt preparations if the Soviet Union accepts a safeguarded ban.

Tom Ochiltree London Hugh ‘Gaitskell Kennedy Moscow Gaitskell Labor Party United States Unio Britain Christmas Island mid-Pacific Iam Russia Soviet Union

Arkansas Lawmakers Vote Record: Kennedy Urban Affairs Fight

AP reports how Arkansas members recorded their votes on recent roll calls. Senate rejected Randolph motion to bring Kennedy proposal for a Department of Urban Affairs before the Senate for immediate consideration. House passed a bill to temporarily raise the national debt limit, 251 to 144, while adoption of a resolution rejecting the Department of Urban Affairs failed 204 to 150. The birthplace of Gilbert Stuart in Wickford, Rhode Island, is noted with its year round open status and a historic waterpowered snuff mill on the old house’s lower floor.

Arkansas Wasiington Congress Senate Randolph D-W. Va Kennedy Department of Urban Affairs McClellan Fulbright House Harris Milly Norrell Trimble Abford Gathings Alfard Mills Gilbert Stuart Hear Wickford R. 1 Stuart George Washington

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