Garden Club, Junior Auxiliary to Meet January 27
Garden Club holds a called meeting Wednesday January 27 at 2 p.m. in the First National Bank Community Room. The Junior Auxiliary meets January 27 at 10 a.m. in the same room with an executive session at 9:30 a.m. Miss Martha Wise, executive secretary of the National Association of Junior Auxiliaries, will attend. Wesley Choir of the Methodist Church practices January 27 in the church sanctuary after school.
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Council of Garden Club
First National Bank
Martha Wise
National Association of Junior Auxiliaries
Wesley Choir
The
Methodist Church
Girl Scout Troop Committee Training Offered at Lit tle House
The Little House in Fair Park hosts a Girl Scout Troop Committee training on Thursday January 28 from 7 to 9 30 p m. All troop committee members leaders and prospective members are urged to attend. Registration is available at the event.
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Little House
Fair Park
Community Club and Society Meetings Schedule
A string of club gatherings is listed including the Ladies Bridge Luncheon at Hope Country Club on Thursday January 28 at 12 noon with Duffie Booth Sam Strong Phil Manus and Thomas Hays as hostesses. Also the Friday Music Club meets January 29 at 3 30 at Mrs H A Spraggins home.
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the Hope Country Club
Mesdames, Duffie Booth
Sam Strong
Phil Manus
Thomas Hays
H.A. Spraggins
Inspiration Point Fine Art
Garland School PTA Study Group Meeting Notice
The Garland School PTA Study Group meets Tuesday February 2 at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Clarence Geist Southland Heights. Mr L S Slayton discusses the T Q Test in the schools.
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Garland School
PTA
Clarence Geist
Southland Heights
L. S. Slayton
Label reading topic sparks January club meeting remarks
Miss Delores McBride led a Sweet Home Home Demonstration Club program on What’s on the Label January 22 at the clubhouse. Twelve members answered read the label. Mrs. Gladys Phillips gave a Psalm 100 devotion followed by the Lord’s Prayer.
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Delores McBride
Sweet Home Home Demonstration Club
Gladys Phillips
Pearl Lee
Phillips
Prescott Bride Weds DeAnn Man in January Ceremony
Miss Ruby Joyce Riggs daughter of Mrs Lois Riggs of Prescott and the late Imon Riggs married Michael Don Samuel son of Mr and Mrs Carlton Richard Samuel of DeAnn on Friday January 8 at 7 30 p m at DeAnn Methodist Church with John Cannon officiating The service featured a sun burst arrangement of white chrysanthemums and gladiolas and seven branched candelabra The bride wore Chantilly lace with basque waist tiered skirt full chapel train a pearl crown and a veil The cascade bouquet included white gamellians Frenched mums and English ivy Mrs Neil Meeks played organ music and Mrs Ronnie Burke sang I Love You Truly and Wedding Prayer The groom’s sister William R Riggs of Hope gave the bride in marriage The matron of honor was Mrs Kenneth Beavert of Dallas The bridesmaids included Peggy Lou Samuel
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Ruby Joyce Riggs
Lois Riggs
Prescott
Imon Riggs
Michael Don Samuel
Carlton Richard Samuel
DeAnn
DeAnn Methodist Church
John Cannon
Prescott Church of Christ
Neil Meeks
Ronnie Burke
William R. Riggs
Hope
Kenneth Beavert
Dallas
Peggy Lou Samuel
Hope Bridge Players Lead After Monday Games
The Hope Duplicate Bridge Club held weekly games at Hope Country Club on January 25 with four tables. High scorers were Mrs Syd MacMath and Mrs E J Whit man, followed by R L Broach with Dr George Wright, and Mrs E P Young Jr with Miss Elizabeth Bridewell. The DeAnn Lilac Garden Club met January 19 at Mrs J C Burke's home with permanent floral displays.
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Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
Hope Country Club
Syd MacMath
E. J. Whitman
R. L. Broach
George Wright
E. P. Young, Jr
Elizabeth Bridewell
Bridge Club Highlights and Hope Country Game Night
The Friday Bridge Club met January 22 with Mrs. C P Tolleson as host. High scorers were Mary Lehman and Mrs Dewey Camp. At Hope Country Club January 23 about 50 attended a potluck supper after games. 8 bridge tables ranked Jack Webb first, E P Young Jr second, Lester Godwin third, Mrs E H Stewart fourth. hostess couples were Dr and with Mrs.
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Mary K. Lehman
Dewey Camp
C.P. Tolleson
Hope Country Club
Jack Webb
E. P. Young, Jr
Lester Godwin
E. H. Stewart
Abby Notes on Honeymoon Help and Family Tips
Dear Abby advises that the bride should consider paying part of the honeymoon if needed to achieve their dream trip, while praising the couple’s special circumstances. She also urges a teen to be proud of her body and dismiss cruel remarks, and counsels a wife facing a critical husband to adjust influence with her sons. Abby also notes handling a single man’s self centered habits and offers her booklet for sale.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Hawaii
Hoboken
Local Social Notes From Hope and Nearby Areas
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kelly and Mrs. George Hosmer visited the Dallas fashion mart on Wednesday. Miss Sue Wesson returned home Tuesday from Stephens after a few days with relatives. Minor Polk and Toni visited Mitzi Polk at the Children's Colony in Conway Sunday. Mrs. David E. Ryker Jr. of Little Rock left Sunday for New York to attend an electron microscope course at Sie American. She works at the U of A Medical Center in Little Rock and is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Hamm of Hope.
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Mike Kelly
George Hosmer
Ladies Specialty Shop
Fashion Mart
Dallas
Miss Sue Wesson
Stephens
Minor Polk
Toni
Mitzi Polk
Children’s Colony
Conway
David E. Ryker, Jr
Little Rock
New York
Sie- American
U of A Medical Center
Mary Hamm
Hope
Arkansas lawmakers honor Churchill with memorial resolution
Both houses adopted a memorial resolution praising Sir Winston Churchill. The text lauds his career and notes his death deprives the world of a distinguished statesman and leader, as well as a soldier, author, painter, orator, peacemaker, humanitarian, and friend of the people.
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Little Rock
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Patent Office cannot rule on post grant infringements
The U S Patent Office does not decide infringements after granting a patent. Such disputes must be handled by private attorneys and the courts.
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U. S
From Kentucky Shack to Fifth Avenue Penthouse
A vivid profile traces a man's rise from a rural Kentucky shack to a Manhattan penthouse revealing his wild cruelty and escalating ambition. The narrative frames his ascent as a perilous ascent fueled by power and danger.
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Herman Wouk
Kentucky
Fifth Avenue
Injuries Fatal to Arkansan
Vernon E. Dean 51 of Pine Bluff Ark was killed in Oklahoma City when struck by a car driven by Arden Cullen 50 of Midwest City. Dean was hitchhiking after being dropped by two Stillwater men who said they picked him up in New Mexico on his way home to Arkansas.
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Oklahoma City
Vernon E. Dean
Pine Bluff
Ark
Arden Cullen
Midwest City
Dean
Stillwater, Okla
New Mexico
Arkansas
No Formula On Turnback Funds In Arkansas
The Arkansas Municipal League says the state is not using the legal formula to distribute highway turnback funds to cities and counties. The formula bases distribution on traffic on local roads and, if adopted by the 1965 legislature, would deliver about $2 million more annually to cities and towns for growing street problems.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Municipal League
League
North Little Rock Council Votes to Repeal Merger Short Clause
The North Little Rock City Council on Monday night repealed a section of a resolution that barred doing business with firms favoring a Little Rock merger. The repeal follows a previous approval two weeks earlier when a merger plan was under consideration.
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North Little Rock
Little Rock
Faubus Signs Utilities and Vehicle Safety Bills
Gov. Faubus signed Act 4 of 1965 authorizing public utilities to sign 25 year contracts with industrial users. He also signed Act 5 creating a Vehicle Safety Commission and allowing Arkansas to join other states in seeking uniform vehicle safety legislation.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Vehicle Safety Commission
Arkansas
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E. P. O'Nneal
F. C. Crow
Claude Agee
Foy Hammons
Liberty Hill
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Sweet Home HD
Jan Burke
Carlton R. Samuel
Jack Faulkner
William Bruce Burke
J.D. Samuels
David Burke
Samuel Riggs
Duplicate Bridge Club
DeAnn Lila
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
J. C. Burke
C. R. Samuel
Monty Monts
Irvin Burke
Ochis Breed
Emmet
Elston Willis
Don Breitinger
Harold Levine
Sarah
Dear Abby
Harold Brents
Kinard Young
Beat
Ellie
Los Angeles
Calif
Beverly Hills
California
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Youngblood Hawke
Arkansan
Apeals
Fonneys
Lois Russell
Dacron
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