Community Club and Church Notices January Schedule
Local groups list meetings and events from January 7 to 12 including VFW Auxiliary Ramsey Cargile Post, Pat Cleburne Chapter UDC, Gardenia Garden Club, Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 328, Paisley PTA Study Group, Rose Garden Club, Girl Scout Neighbor Hood meeting, Friday Music Club Opera program, Southside Missionary Baptist Church pastor search, First Baptist Builders Class, WSCS and Wesleyan Service Guilds joint meeting, Rebecah Sunday School Class, Ann Wollerman Circle, Baker Home Demonstration Club, Hope Art Chapter, First Presbyterian Church circles, Ruth Sunday School Class, Hope Iris Club meeting with floral arrangement planning.
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Ruth
First Baptist Church
Jack Beaty
Leo Hartsfield
Cecil Clark
WSCS
First Methodist Church
E. P. Young
W. M. Ramsey
Ada Talley
J. M. Houston
Wilson
Cecil
Church potluck and annual meeting on January 13
The First Presbyterian Church will host a potluck supper at 6 30 PM followed by the Annual Congregational Meeting on Wednesday January 13. Alpha Delta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met January 5 in the Community Room of First National Bank with Mrs Muriel McLarty presiding.
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Hope Art
First National Bank
Paul Lang
Robert LaGrone
Albert Graves
First Presbyterian Church
Mildred Rogers
Alpha Delta
Delta Kappa Gamma _ Society
Muriel McLarty
Alla Breed
Delta Kappa Gamma
Florence Hyatt
Mary Nell Turner
France
United States
Pierre Lemousey
Orleans
St. Louis University
Alta Breed
Mary Roy Moses
Engagement for Teresa Fay Tulls to James Calhoun
Mr and Mrs Arvel Tulls announce the engagement of daughter Teresa Fay to James Calhoun son of Mr and Mrs Robert Calhoun of Hope. The bride elect works at Red River Army Depot Texarkana. The groom to be works at Corn Belt Hatcheries Hope. No date set.
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Arvel Tulls
Teresa Fay
James Calhoun
Robert Calhoun
Hope
Red River
Texarkana
Corn Belt Hatcheries
Prayer and Life Within program led by Mrs Webb
Mrs P H Webb presented the program Pray er and Life Within. All joined in a discussion afterward. Mrs Webb closed with prayer. Hostesses served cake squares nuts cold drinks and coffee to the nine members and one visitor present.
Coming and Going Holiday Visitors Reach and Return
A parade of visitors and travelers returns home or heads away after the holidays. Glen Parks Jr and family visit Lewisville while Johnny Odell of El Dorado and Sydney McMath of Boston spend time in Searcy. Others plan moves to Houston and Crossett, with teachers and families joining relatives in Hope, Arkansas.
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Glen Parks, Jr
Greta
Lana
Searcy
Gilbert Odell
Glenn
Lewisville
Johnny Odell
el Dorado
Waist measurement hints at heart attack risk
Chicago report notes Dr. Richard C. Bates of Michigan State University says a waist over 32 inches for men or over 26 inches for women indicates higher heart attack risk. Each extra inch suggests about five pounds overweight.
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Chicago
Richard C. Bates
Michigan State University
Blytheville visitors share updates from Cotton Bowl
Mrs Kathleen Crafton and daughter Carolyn and Bill Williams of Blytheville visited the F M Hortons on their way home from the Cotton Bowl. Jimmy Walters, 1 C, returns home from an 18 month Turkey tour and will stay with Mr and Mrs James Walters before heading to Vandenberg AFB California. Mrs Roy Stephenson came home from Ft Worth after visiting her aunt Mrs J B Laski for several weeks.
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Kathleen Crafton
Carolyn
Bill Williams
Blytheville
F. M. Hortons
Cotton Bowl
Jimmy Walters
Turkey
James Walters
Vandenberg Afb
Calif
Roy Stephenson
Ft. Worth
J. B. Laski
How to Have a Heart Attack talk sparks clinic wit
Bates, a specialist in internal medicine, tells a luncheon audience that overweight and slender people both suffer heart attacks but with different fatal outcomes. He notes smoking sharply raises attack risk, while alcohol use shows no clear effect, and cites Swedish exercise leading to fewer heart incidents. He recalls chicken experiments showing fat deposition can be halted in fat hens.
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Bates
Letters to the Editor Policy and Signing Rules
Readers are invited to submit signed letters criticizing editorial policy or commenting on news content. Each writer must provide name and address for publication, and submissions are welcomed for valued public discourse and opinion sharing.
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Petters
Razorbacks honored by Hope Star and Cotton Bowl Queen
John L. Wilson of the Hope Star board commends the December 30 issue for saluting the Arkansas Razorbacks and Miss Karen Carlse, Cotton Bowl Queen, noting complimentary copies for the squad and expressing university gratitude from President David W. Mullins.
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the Star
John L. Wilson
Hope Star
Arkansas Razorbacks
Karen Carlse
Rooster Introductions Upset Flock in Daily Diversity
A farmer notes the flock grows restless when a new rooster is introduced each day. The ongoing practice creates tension among hens and prompts behavioral changes within the coop.
Nigerian crisis ends with broad national government plan
President Nnamdi Azikiwe and Prime Minister Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa agreed to form a broadly based national government after last week's disputed election. Boycotted balloting will be reviewed and elections held where feasible, including eastern regions and parts of the midwest.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Nnamdi Azikiwe
Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
Balewa
Azikiwe
United Progressive Grand Alliance Upga
Geronimo Captured by Miles and Held at Fort Sill
The famed Apache leader Geronimo was captured by General Miles and confined at Fort Sill in Oklahoma until his death. An unrelated note mentions the great horned owl sometimes nicknamed the tiger of the bird world.
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Geronimo
Miles
Fort Sill
Okla
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Pat Cleburne
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W. 7Th St
Herbert Rogers
Ward
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Masonic Hall
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Randed
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N .Pritchard
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Rose Garden Club
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J. T. Bowden
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Hope Iris Club
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Tonite
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Hops Federal Savings
Eloan Association
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South Main Street
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Houston
Spring Brand Junior High School
Sam Strong
Sammy
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Robinson Memorial Auditorium
Eugene Ivy
Memphis
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J. E. Tulls
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Jonesboro
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John Perry
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Jack Pritchett
Prairie Grove
H. O. Green
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E. W. Graham
Charlie Griffin
Rogers
R. L. Ponder, Jr
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R. L. Ponder, Sr
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Fulton
Dick Arnold
Monticello A & M College
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John P. Cox Drug CO
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Helena
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