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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1960
Page
5
A fragmented update notes the Gardenia Garden Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday January 8 at 6 pm at Mrs. Billy Watson's home in Oakshyen. The Rose Garden Club will not meet this Friday January but contains garbled wording about a cancellation.
H B Barky Fuller was ordained as minister at the First Baptist Church of Hope with Dri A Whillow delivering the ordination sermon from First Baptist Hope. Attending out of town were Mrs A T Massey Jr of Alice, Texas and Bethel Baptist Church members of Whitewright. Five of the attendees are deacons in the Texas church.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Ingram of Blytheville announce the arrival of their first child on Jan b. A baby boy is named Stanley Kenton Ingram. The mother is the former Miss Ja Ann Hart. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Felts Hart of Baytown Texas, formerly of Hope.
Coming and Going: Mt and Mrs. Alex Wiis and children of Mansfield Louisiana and Mrs. Ployd Bilis of Cleburne Texas were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. R E Cainard.
Fragmentary report lists various personal holiday visits and returns across towns and states. Names such as Armando de la Torre Jerry Moore Jim Rikers Lillie Rock Frank Horton Dorsey Puller Mary Cash Margaret Cash and families appear alongside travel to Fort Campbell Shreveport Dallas Hope Power Wyoming and Springfield. The passage lacks a coherent event or date.
Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs Jon Hollis Patmos Eugene Spicer Rt Hapa Mrs Belly Parris Hope Harald Wight and others. Discharges include Brant Jones Racher Rogers Hapa and H C Turner. Memorial entries list Harald Wight Roy Fry Fulton Myrs Frank Qs Rorke and more with several Hope addresses.
Brief reader questions reveal marital strain homesickness and jealousy with Dorothy Dix offering cautious guidance. Pondered subjects include a wife who left, a college romance fallout, and a couple unused to dancing with others.
The Soviet publication asks why the United States ended a marine agreement and freed itself from a fraction, calling the decision strange. Dauyant criticizes President Nixon and says Soviets blocked Geneva talks on a permanent test ban.
The readable text shows an aviation incident with references to Rogers, Beech aircraft, a line, and an extinguished fire. It mentions an attaché from Arkansas, watches stopping, and a note about immediate messages and availability of something from a Lord.
Readable fragments show names and roles but key facts are missing. The text hints at people and organizations but lacks dates places or events to form a full news card.
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