Community Meeting and Social Club Notes in Hope Area
A series of local gatherings run March 1 to March 4 includes Hope Chapter 328 OES meeting at 7:30 p.m. on March 1, Green Laseter Home Demonstration Club at Mrs. Carter Sutton's home at 7 p.m. March 1, and Mrs. Roy Anderson hosting United Daughters of the Confederacy at 2:30 p.m. March 1 with Mrs. Ray Allen as associate hostess. Friday features a fundraiser at DeAnn School Building with Lilac and Civic clubs at 6:40 p.m. and Rose Garden Club meeting at 2 p.m. at Mrs. E. P. O’Neal’s home. Watermelon seeds should be brought for the District meeting on April 4 in Hope. Weeklong Presbyterian Church World Missions drive runs Feb 26–Mar 3 with daily 10 a.m. prayer services. Senior M. Y. F. of Hope hosts a benefit breakfast March 3 at First Methodist Church, 6 a.m.–9 a.m., tickets available from Birkett Wylie or Carolyn Lewallen.
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Green Laseter Home
Carter Sutton
Roy Anderson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Ray Allen
Rose Garden Club
E. P. O'Neal
W. D. Mason
The
Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
Birkett Wylie
Carolyn Lewallen
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
Memorial notes admit Robert E Roark Baskin La Jack Brown Hope discharge Mrs Billy Don Av ery and baby boy Prescott Mrs Alpert Brown Hope Mrs Paul Fresh Hope Rt 3 Miss Barbara Smith Ozan Branch admitted Mrs Ray Foster Ble vins Mrs James Willis Hope discharge Mrs Wilt Mahon Emmet Mr Sam Fields Ri 1 Hope
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Robert E. Roark
Baskin
Jack Brown
Hope
Billy Don Avery
Prescott
Alpert Brown
Paul Fresh Hope
Rt. 3
Barbara. Smith
Ozan
Branch
Ray Foster
Blevins
James Willis
Wilt Mahon
Emmet
Sam Fields
Wants Probe of Oil Company Spending
Senator Hen Inings of Missouri urged a complete investigation into spending by large oil companies for political purposes at a testimonial dinner, saying the probe should continue until the public demands tighter election laws and reform of corrupt practices. The dinner occurred Saturday night in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Hen Inings
D-Nmo
Missouri
Church Groups Rally Over Montgomery Bus Boycott
Montgom ery church leaders and other ministers react to the arrest of 24 Negro clergymen leading the city buses protest. Rev J R Bennett vows to keep the movement alive as Protestant groups in Princeton and St Albans express unhappiness and solidarity with Alabama ministers.
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Montgomery
Ala
Biaby
J. R. Bennett
Bennett
Mont Zion
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Alabama
St. Albans
W.a
West Virginia Council of Churches
W. A. Gayle
Big oil spending probe urged to continue reforms
Senator Heningas called for a full investigation into big money in politics and proposed a bill to set campaign spending limits and require transparent accounting. He urged stronger regulation of the monopolistic oil industry and accused manipulators of shaping national political life.
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Afl-Cio
Heningas
TV Beauty Contest Plans Spark TV venture
TV industry moves toward a half hour weekly show called The Most Beautiful Girl in the World sponsored by cosmetics makers of The $64,000 Question. Three women compete weekly on beauty, a quiz and talent with winners chosen by viewer calls. Final prize is $250,000 after taxes. The piece argues true appeal is interest and presence more than beauty.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Johnny Carson
CBS
Internal Revenue Service
America
Sees No Need for Foreign Plan Revision
Washington sees no radical overhaul of U S foreign policy despite Soviet gains. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles seek new congressional authority for long range foreign aid pledges amid a political foreign policy debate. Dulles cites shifts in Soviet tactics provoking bipartisan critique and warnings of naivete on communism. England reports an 8 year old jailed for three months for theft including cardigans nylons socks and skirts plus five children.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Congress
Dulles
Philadelphia
Asia
Africa
Moscow
Sen
Humphrey
D-Min
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
U.S
Middle East
George D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wee
England
Eliabeth Hales
Sal Mineo rises as young Oscar nominee in Rebel role
Hollywood report notes Sal Mineo, 17, from the Bronx, named as supporting actor nominee for Rebel Without a Cause, the second youngest ever. He explains his nickname Sal, Italian heritage, and that he appears in six films, here as Rocky Graiano's pal in Somebody Up There Likes Me, portraying a juvenile delinquent aging to 36.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Sal Mineo
Brandon DeWilde
Bronx
Sal
Salvatore
Rocky Graiano
Actor Sal Mineo Seeks Oscar Amid Telecast Mixup
The recording captures Mineo recounting his reaction to the Oscar nominations as Ed O'Brien misreads the names on air. He recalls leaping to get attention and expressing pride at being considered alongside Kennedy Mantell Lemmon and others, while fearing Kennedy may win Prial.
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Edmon O'Brien
Sal
Kennedy
Joe Mantel
Arthur Econ
Jack Lemmon
Dear Miss Dix letters on love and learning
A reader suggests solving crosswords to boost education, while another asks for dating advice at home. Responses urge conversation, steady effort, and gentle self respect, with tips on using puzzles, records, and shared study to foster knowledge and calm relationships.
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Dix
E. H
Miss Dix
Edna
Do not use US 81 for non travel purposes
Travelers in Traverse City Michigan noted a state highway department sign on US Highway 81 near town warning, Do not use this highway for purposes other than travel. The brief caution appears to target nonessential use or loitering along the route.
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Travere City
Mich
State Highway Department
U. S
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