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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1963

Page

5

Social notes and club meetings in Hope area

Hope society pages list a Tuesday 3 p.m. PEO gathering at Mrs Henry Haynes home with a potluck buffet and bridge, and a Cosmopolitan Club supper. Various church and auxiliary meetings follow through January 25, including Unity Baptist Brotherhood, Hope Jr Auxiliary, Ladies Bridge Club luncheon, Friday Music Club at Mrs B H Stewart home, and a potluck bridge at Hope Country Club noted with guests and high scores. A wedding preview covers Miss Caryl Joy Case and Terry Young with a Bridesmaids Breakfast.

PEO Henry Haynes Tripoli George Delentine Smre Coron Hefner Hefner Charles “Graham Lester Godwin, Jr Dallas Texas Lloyd Leverett Andy Andrews Lester Godwin Don Evans Jud Martindale The Will B. H. Stewart Avith Charles Batson Jewel Moore, Jr Caryl Joy Case Terry Young 1 Dorado Barlow Suzanne Sommerville Frances Sue Sommerville Joy Willy’ Mae Ramsey Jimmy Lloyd Lubbock Sherry Hawkins Patsy Burroughs Syd Ann Smith Curtis Blankenship Warren Mary Aldridge el Dorado

Retail trends for 1963 point to record spending rise

An article forecasts nearly 200 billion dollars to be spent with merchants in 1963, with rising food costs and overall growth. Clothing may stabilize, while favorites shift to furs and new casual styles. jeans decline except country wear as Capri pants and sportswear gain. Raley's State Shoppe touts spring offerings from silk suits to knit dresses, priced from 25 dollars, inviting shoppers.

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Charge NFL With Monopoly Powers

The American Football League renewed charges that the National Football League used mon polistic powers to block a new league. AFL attorneys traced the league's history before a 1959 1960 court panel as the AFL appeals a lower court ruling rejecting its 10.8 million antitrust suit against the NFL.

Alexandria American Football League National Football League AFL U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals NFL

Goldwater Friends Plan Dinner Salute to Barry Goldwater

Republican colleagues arrange a Feb 28 dinner to raise about 500000 for party committees, praising Barry Goldwater's conservative record while limiting talk of any 1964 presidential bid. Attendees expected include Senate and House members, with governors invited. Rockefeller's availability unclear due to state duties.

Washington Barry Goldwater Goldwater Arizona Dwight Eisenhower Senate House New York Nelson A. Rockefelter Rockefeller

Ross Copelands Make Family Visit to Arkadelphia

The Ross Copelands traveled to Arkadelphia Sunday to visit at the James Copeland home. Mrs. Arthur Wimmell returned to McCaskill after visiting her son in Haddonfield New Jersey and attending a Philadelphia concert by Van Cliburn with the Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy and a recital by Lorin Hollander, a young pianist from New York.

Ross Copelands Arkadelphia James Copeland Arthur Wimmell McCaskill Haddonfield N. J Philadelphia van Cliburn Philadelphaa Orchestra Eugene Ormandy Lorin Hollander New York

Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed for Hope Area

Hospital notes record numerous admissions and discharges, naming residents from Hope and surrounding areas. Among the listed admissions are Mrs. Albert Burke, Mrs. J. T. Hodges, and Cora Lee Wingfield, while discharges include Mrs. Jessie Logan, Mrs. Ed Stone, and Mrs. J. T. Hodges. An announcement from Mr. and Mrs. James Wingfield of Hope reports the arrival of a baby girl born January 20, with additional entries noting multiple residents admitted or discharged and local addresses such as Washinton and Fulton.

Menichial Albert Burke J. T. Hodges Dennis Belte Edwin Stewart Cora Lee Wingfield Anne Logan Clovis’ Hicks Jerry Purtle Burtha Fielding Jessie Logan Floyd Raley R. R. Turner Ed Stone Clarence Barnes Ben Rice Guy Card A. A. Halbert Ruby Reed Louise Easter Floyd Wright James Wingfeild Hope Branch Garret Willis Jerrel Stone L'Ex Arkaway Florence Hutchiso Washington R. S. Butler Rt. 2 W. O. McClellam Harris Doyle McKamie Benning Va Bolton Louisa Turner Hoy Jess Hardy Mae Pardue Kathy Wadson Fulton Harriette Terrel Aaron Skinner Guy Dowing

Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Romance and Home Life

A reader asks about a girl’s real feelings after necking in a car and how to learn her stance without direct questioning. Dorothy Dix notes this is an intimate, psychological issue and that open, principle-based discussion could help, especially if both partners acknowledge lack of experience.

Helen Oreder Shateable Gyo

Muner Appointed to Arkansas Workmen's Commission Chair

Ernest Muner 49 of Berton was appointed by Gov. Orval Faubus to chair the Arkansas Workmen's Compensation Commission. He had served as a reserve trial judge with the commission since January 1959. The post had been vacant since January 1.

Little Rock Iap Ernest Muner Berton Orval Be, Faubus State Workmen’s Compensation Commission Womat Blair Rostgai

New Effort for Test Ban Agreement

Washington reports both sides launch a major new push toward a nuclear test ban. The talks, seen as the best chance in years, face hurdles on inspections with U S and Soviet demands. Soviet leader Khrushchev and President Kennedy had earlier exchanged letters to set the stage for the round.

Washington United States Great Britain Soviet Union U.S Moscow Andrei Gromyko Gromyko France State Department William ©. Foster England Kennedy Khrushchev

Heart Operation on Todd Girl in Houston

Carol Ann Todd of Prairie Grove Ack. remained at Texas Children's Hospital after heart surgery to close a hole between the heart's upper chambers. Doctors could not assess success until 24 to 48 hours post procedure.

Houston, Tex Carol Ann Todd Prairie Grove Ack Texas Children’s Hospital Carol Ann Baylor University College of Medicine Northwest Arkansas Times Fayetteville Peggy Ann Todd University of Arkansas

Southside Assembly Meet Continues With Larry Rovers

Revival services in progress at Southside Assembly led by nationally known evangelist Larry Rovers of Dallas. Events run nightly at 7 30 p m with magic singing and inspirational preaching from the word of God. Public invited by Rev S Joseph Geno Pastor.

Southside Assembly Larry Rovers Dallas Texas Word of God S. Joseph Geno

AP&L Seeks to Issue Bonds in Arkansas

The Arkansas Public Service Commission approved Arkansas Power & Light Co. to issue a new 5 million first mortgage bond issue and redeem a 15 million 1958 issue at 5 percent. AP&L seeks a lower rate on the new issue, pending SEC approval, with total indebtedness remaining at 138 million.

Little Rock API State Public Service Commission Arkansas Power & Light Co Federal Securities and Exchange Commission

Kennedy backs on site inspections amid new Soviet goodwill

Kennedy says two or three on site inspections yearly could be part of a system to deter sneak testing. He notes Khrushchev’s changed attitude, calling it a major act of goodwill by the Soviet Union.

Kennedy Khrushchev Soviet Union

GIR SUMMER CAMP AT 1100 ACRE ESTATE IN LOUISIANA

A girls summer camp for ages 8 to 17 operates on a 1100 acre country estate in Sibley Louisiana. The program includes swimming boating fishing horseback riding tennis golf hiking archery crafts riflery ballet drama home cooking and careful supervision under Mr and Mrs H W Hall Box 37.

Lane OF Pines Lovely Louisiana H. W. Hall Sibley Louisiana

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