Society Calendar prompts for late February gatherings
The Jett B Graves 8.8 Class and church groups schedule a potluck luncheon at the nvker Hotel on Tuesday Feb 28 at 1 pm with several co hosts. The Cosmopolitan Club and Gardenia Garden Club meet Feb 28 and March 1. A joint Mission Study occurs Feb 29 and March 2 at Presbyterian Church for several denominations. Cub Pack 62 plans a banquet March 1, and Hope Chapter 28 Order of the Eastern Star meets March 2. Mrs. J G Prescott hosts McCaskill H D Club on Feb 16 with devotional and business topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Nvker
Elsie Snyker
Jimmy Cook
Artis Moran
Presbyterian, Methodist and the
Christian Churches
Moe
Club Activities Include Birth Day Offerings and Auctions
At each meeting members planned a birth day offering for birthdays that month and bringing small articles for auction. Mrs. J. G. Prescott led a talk on Buying and Preparing of Meats, while Mrs. Luther Spicer won the mystery prize. A new member, Mrs. Herman Rhodes, joined as Cynthia Aubrey Collier’s birthday bunking party celebrations occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Prescott
Luther Spicer
Herman Rhodes
Weekend Visitors and Local Outings Highlight Hope Headlines
Mrs. Johnny Carley and her daughters Dayna and Denise of Hot Springs visit Mrs. Riley Lew Allen and A. M. McDowell in St. Worth. Tex., guests J. S. McDowell hosts alongside C. W. Tarpley. Kenneth Leslie from Texarkana accompanies Mrs. Tarpley to Hope after shows. A group from Hope attends The Music Man in Little Rock, with several locals and relatives listed among attendees.
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Johnny Carley
Dayna
Denise
Hot Springs
Riley Lewallen
A. M. McDowell
St. Worth, Yex
J. S. McDowell
W. Tarpley
Little Rock
Kenneth Leslie
Texarkana
Man
Jimmie Miller
Hope Sunday
Wilma Boswell
Capitol City
Hope
Music Man
B. Ny Holl
E. H. Stewart
Vivian Ross
Shelba Jean Morman
Marie Hendrixs
Harry Hawthorne
Caroline Vaswat
Lawmakers Debate Retirement Plans and Cash Credit Bill
Hot Springs teachers voted 143 to 46 in favor of the AEA retirement plan. Bills to study retirement systems for teachers and state workers were introduced in both houses. The governor’s retirement proposal was amended, raising state funding for 1961 62 and 62 64. The cash price credit bill faces uncertain fate as the Senate recalled it from the House, with nine days to adjourn.
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Hot Springs
ATA
State Division of Weights and Standards
House
Senate
State Banking Commission
Pay as You Go Increases Road Taxes Across Vehicle Fees
Pay as You Go raises the annual federal license for a 45,000 pound tractor trailer from 27.50 to 95 and increases taxes on a 100 pound truck fire from 8 to 30. Diesel taxes rise to seven cents per gallon from four, and tire taxes hike by about 40 cents per typical 20 inch tire, impacting average motorists most through the higher tire levy.
Sunday visitors and church notices in Lewisville and Mal yer
Mrs Ward McLain of Mal yer Christian Education Director at the Methodist Church visited the Key. Mrs Rufus Surrells while on rank toa trainings school in Lewisville accompanied the group and others from the church attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward McLain
Malyer
Ant
The
Key
Rufus Surrells
Lewisville
The Crufixion and Easter Anthem Tour Opens
John Slainer presents The Crufixion with Easter anthems on tour. Seenkuat numbers feature the ACLads and ACLassies at high schools. Choir staff include Mrs Paul Gray director, Dick Kinser, Miss Yvonne Wilson, Mrs Kathlven Hobbs Cuceia. Soloists include Jatos Larry Davis, Robert Kelley, Clinton Smith of Batesville, Chris Barrell of Orange Texas, Jean Willis of Dermott, Gunelda Martin of Concord, Ishee McNeill of Tope, five choir members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Slainer
Paul Gray
Dick Kinser
Yvonne Wilson
Kathlven Hobbs Cuceia
Jato
Larry Davis
Robert Kelley
Clinton Smith
Batesville
Chris Barrell
Orange
Texas
Jean Willis
Dermott
Gunelda Martin
Concord
Ishee McNeill
GC. McNeill
Tope
The
Dear Helen Worden Erskine Advice Column Fragment
Letter details jealousy in a troubled marriage with a Baby six months old and unemployment. Helen Worden Erskine responds on insecurity and education, urging self-improvement, and to seek right work. Other reader queries advise neighbor relations and etiquette with friend responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Treally
Sar
Overseas Aid Programs Through Faith United Efforts
A fragmented call for aid through faith groups urges Americans to support overseas relief. The plea highlights Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish organizations coordinating food, clothing, and medical help for children and communities overseas.
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Amerigans
Auillighs
Millias
Sapport
Yyut
Gise Gemerouzdy
Ong
Great Hous
Shatiig
Catholic—Bishops
Belial Fead
Jewiss—United Jewish Appeal
Artim
Advartini
Strike in Japan Shuts Down Coal Industry Nationwide
Tokyo reports that API-Tanro the Japan Coal Mine Workers Union began a 24 hour nationwide strike to press demands for full employment and changes in government policy on modernization of the oil industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
API
Tanro
Japan Coal Mine Workers Union
Congo Leaders Sign Military Pact Amid Congo Crisis
An accord signed in Bisa Bellaville unites Kasavubu and Tshombe allies to pool forces against a Communist regime in Stanleyville. Kasavubu mobilizes 7,500 troops while Gizenga commands 5,000 to 7,000 fighters as Belgian officers coordinate strategy and ties to the United Nations suspend military action.
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U.N
Stanleyville
Umits
U.N. Spalesman
Congo
Bisabelliville
Segees
Katanga
Kasavubu
Joseph Heo
Kasaevubu
Leopoldville
Albert
Kasanji
South Kasai
Kine Ilanga
Moise ''Shambe
Ginenga
Kasovulett
Tshonmbe
Kasarosii
Leopaldvile
Kasavuba
Gizenga
Yshambeadsa
United Nations
Conviction of Wilkinson Is Upheld
Washington AP The Supreme Court upholds the contempt of Congress conviction of Frank Wilkinson who refused to answer if he was a Communist at a 1958 Atlanta hearing. Wilkinson from Los Angeles was secretary for the National Committee to Abolish the Tose Une American Activities Committee. Justice Stewart wrote the majority, with dissents by Black Warren Douglas Brennan. The case centers on First Amendment rights and the committee’s subpoena power in a politically charged anticommunist inquiry.
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Washington
APM
Supreme Court Today
Congress
Frank Wilkinson
House
Wilkinson
Los Angeles
Flood
National Committee
Atlanta
South
Stewart
Black
Warren
Douglas
Brennan
Athi
Witkin
Justice Department
Communist Party
Wilkingon
Amendments Committee Delays Action on Proposals
The House Constitutional Amendments Committee continued hearing 87 proposals Monday night, planning further meetings to select five amendments for a conference with the Senate committee. Two groups will choose three amendments each to appear on the 1962 general election ballot. Several hearings were held downtown, focusing on proposals including Kalanga’s claimed “freedom of action” amid mobilization rhetoric as U S officials observed the session.
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Hempsteal
Talbot Mail
Senate
Elvetians
Twao
Hope Star publishes amid chaotic page and ad stray text
The Hope Star page fragment lists staff and postal details, then drifts into a garbled legislative note. It mentions Pulaski Rep. Brandon and a committee's mood toward a bill, with advocates debating the measure.
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Tesday
Cosmopolitan Club
eMome
Lyle Brown
McDowell Turner
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Chrisan
Methodist
Gardenia Garden Club
Wallace Morse
St. Patricks
Cub Pack
Garland School Iil
Firstsloftodis
Marc H
Maonic
McCaskill H. D
J. C. Prescall
Uerman Rhodes
J. A. Sevedge
RB. G. Sheffield
Rod Cameron
Mary Murphy
Electronica
Columbia Pictures
Robert Preston
Dorothy McQuire
Cynthia Collier
Aubrey Collier
Cynthia
Mrs. Lewis
C. C. Lewis
John Britt
K. G. Hamilton
Hamilton
Tom McLarty
Ann Wallerman
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Narold Brents
Roy Taylor
First Baptist Wms
WMS
Clarence Geist
A. B. McCain
Carl Bramlett
Haskell Jones
Laney Hogg
Mes
Doh Kennedy
Houston
Tex
Mrs
Tom Middle
Bob Lewis
State Farm Automobile Insurance. Company
Helena
Honolulu
Ladisiapolis
Juteau
Cloudy
Kansas City
Lunisvile
Rain
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Clear
New Ouleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Gi Yampa
Brooks, and
Mr. Middlebrooks
In Hope
Arkansas College
Bates
Ville
Arkansas
Jet Hove
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Kel
Dos Helens
Payson
Pepy
Telen Worden Arskine
Cna
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Japan
Lion
Kalanga
Mennen Williams
U.S
Hope Star
Rey of Hope
Ishert
Star Publishing Co
Mi O
Palmer
Washburn
Saey Tres
the Star
South Watrut
Arkanews
Mambar
Cirealations
Muskont
Reat
Mave
LaFayette
Howerd
Alother Mall
Vicon Miin
Arkarnes Dallos
Steriel Blag Morphin
Tran
Lenag Bunk Oki
Palak
Vaxos
Chicago
Manyyuk
Nyg
Detroit
Tatiana
Okla
Associated Frew
Associated Press
AP Hewe Dispatchoe
Pulaski
Dim Brandon
Harold Hendrix
Hope Yard
Prescott Yardloth
Herndon - Cornelius Funeral Home and Burial Association
Ea. Plaza
Hwy 47
East
Hope, Ark
Lloyd Callier
Rambler
Oor
the Trading Post
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