Community Calendar of Hope Area Clubs and events
The Hope area calendar lists a series of social events including a January 31 party by the Jett B. Graves Sunday School class at Mrs. Fay James home with co-hostess Mrs. Ella Kinard and a pot luck meal. Gardenia Garden Club meets February 1 at 2 p.m. in Mrs. T. H. Webb’s East 14th Street home, with co-hostess Mrs. Russ Moore. Hope Chapter 328 Order of Eastern Star gathers February 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. PTA Founders Day program February 2 at 2:30 p.m. in Hope High School auditorium features state PTA president Ed ard D. Trice, followed by tea in the Home Ege. Guernsey H D Club meets February 2 at 1:40 p.m. with Mrs. Weber Rosenbaum. Uope Jr Sr PTA hosts Valentine Night February 3 at 6:30 p.m. in the Sr High Auditorium, with pie and coffee in the high school cafeteria. Rose Garden Club meets February 3 at 2:30 p.m. in the Community Room of the First National Bank with hostesses Mrs. Harry Shiver, Mrs. IC Crow, and Mrs. Herbert Dodson. Mrs. E. O’Neal leads program. Mr. and Mrs. Owen McBride of Prescott celebrated their anniversary with open house January 29, attended by eight children and 125 guests. flowers, cake, fruit punch described. Mrs. R. E. Cooper entertained Friday Bridge Club January 27 with Japonica decor, ten tables, guest Mrs. Tom Wardlaw, high scores for afternoon to C. C. Lewis and J.A. McCloughan, desserts and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Fay James
E‘la Kinard
Rose Garden Club of Hope
First National Bank
Harry Shiver
IC. Crow
Herbert Dodson
EE He O'Neal
Owen McBride
Prescott
Bavegts
McBrides
Ennis P. Laneburg
Herman
Emmet
Marked Tree
Jimmy
Pease
Wollie Campbell
Laneburg
Ollie Mae Johnson
Lewisville
Helen Cox
Prewcult
Pauline Crouse
Texarkana
Crouse
R. E. Cooper
Ong Club
Tom Wardlaw
Seaving High
C. C. Lewis
JA McCloughan
Mrs Duckett Celebrates 90th Birthday in Little Rock
Mrs. W. M. Duckett, wintering in Little Hook with daughter Mrs. Basil Newton, observed her 90th birthday on Sunday January 29 with a dinner at Sam Peck Hotel. Attendees included family and friends from Hope Birmingham Dallas Little Rock and other nearby towns. The item also covers the wedding of Nova Lynn Wilson and Charles Edward Bright at Bruce Memorial Methodist Church in Blevins with detailed descriptions of attire, attendants, music, and reception, noting the couple will reside in Greenville Texas after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Duckett
Little Hook
Basil. Newton
Sam Peck Hotel
Billy Duckett
Billy Duckett, Jr
All of Hope
C. C. Newham
Bill Hamrick
Charles Mullins
Birmingham
Ala
William C. Yarbrough
Dallas
Tex
D. Chadwick Gray
Lite Rock
Nova Lynn Wilson
Charles Bright
Linda Wilson
Blevins
Charles Edward Bright
Ravel Edward Bright
Hope
Bruce Memorial Methodist Church
J. R. Callicott
Jackie Wilson
Brenda Wilson
Norbert M. Stephens
Dorothy Shultz
Janie. Wilson
Dim Wells
Greenville
Texas
Joe Craig
Prescott
Paul Stephens
Fayetteville
Frances Folsom
Arkadelphia
Graduation attendees at U of A exercises Saturday
Mrs J D Phillips and Mr and Mrs C W Bridgers attended with families. Dorsey McRae Jr and Donald Moore and their spouses were present. Moore sons earned BS in Business Administration. Mrs Aydell Clark attended. her son from Philadelphia earned an MS in Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U of A
J.D. Phillips
C. W. Bridgers
Dorsey McRae, Jr
Donald Moore
Aydell Clark
Arkadelphia
Faubus Opposes Hike to Social Security Plan for Teachers
Arkansas Governor Faubus criticizes proposals to fold the Teacher Retirement System into Social Security arguing 22 percent total contributions from teachers and state are too high. He compares to a 3 percent employee and 3 percent state baseline and notes potential redistribution of funds to current salaries. He recalls support for Social Security addition in 1965 and warns some teachers avoid Arkansas due to loss of benefits in other states. The piece also lists weekend visits and local church gathering notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Orval FE
Faubus
Paulius
Oullawy
Arkansas
Foubus
Arkinsay
Paubus
Will Your Grandchildren Salute the Soviet Flag
A fragmentary plea for anti communist broadcasting features phrases about stopping Soviet influence. It cites RFE and Radio Free Europe as a counter voice and describes a fund drive in unclear locations. The text shows distorted naming and garbled lines reflecting Cold War era propaganda.
Lonely Widow Seeks Love in Advice Column
Dorothy Dix guides a lonely widow who owns a home and rents, questioning if marriage is right without love. She notes five children and a woodman suitor, while also recounting a teen romance and a car theft tale, urging true love and companionship over loneliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Sangle
Nigely
Wwe
Areo
Anther Piel
Maube
Jay
Hotel Owner Dies By Own Action In Downtown Atlanta
ATLANTA AP An unprecedented case ends with the death of 66 year old Carling Dinkler Sr, head of Dinkler Hotels. He reportedly leaped from the 12th floor of the Hinkler Plaza Hotel after a struggle with depression during health issues and recent surgery. Survivors include his widow and several workers in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
APL
Capling
Dinkler Sr
Southern Tel Chain
Hinkler Plaza
Hold
Hralter Wis
Din
Death Asked for Kidnap Slayer in Maryland Case
In U S District Court Melvin Davis Rees Jr. faces federal charges for kidnapping Mrs Mildred Jackson and her young daughter across state lines under the Lindbergh law. The Hyattsville musician, arrested last year in West Memphis, is alleged to have killed the Jacksons two years earlier. The trial was recessed after jury selection, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty if convicted. Witnesses and court actions dominated a day of hearings, including a search of the Rees home and a handwriting verification claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Melvin Davis Rees Jr
U. District Court
Hyattsville
Dance Bate
West Memphis
Ark
Jackson
Virginia
Mildred Jackson
U.S
Hy Ris
Sell Smovse
Rees
Owas Nareed
Silquse
African Group Declares Republic in Belgian Congo
Ruanda Urundi natives report abolishing the monarchy of AKigeri VI and forming a republic led by Mbungue mitowi. A 4200 municipal body claims self rule while UN calls for postponed elections. Belgium administers the territory and a new election date is set amid tribal tension between Bahutu and Widutsi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usumbura
Ruanda-Urunti
Ruanita
Mwiuni
Akigeri VI
Supreme Court
Republic
United Nations Rst
Belgiam
Tabnty
U.N
Bel- Bim
Five Dollar Auto Tax Proposal May Be Delayed
LITTLE ROCK AP William J. Smith, legislative secretary, said cities and counties must show interest in a proposed three dollar per county auto tax before the measure is introduced at this session. The bill has been ready for some time, but county and city backing is uncertain. The proposal was urged in the inaugural address and would require a statewide vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
wWilliam J. Smith
Gav
Orval Bi Uubus
Smith
Lumber fire disrupts timber yard operations near Washington
A mid morning blaze at a lumber yard in Washington disrupted work and caused minor damage to stored wood. Fire crews responded quickly, containing the flames and preventing spread to nearby structures. No injuries reported. cause under investigation.
Russia Accuses Belgians of Congo Aggression
United Nations new york dispatch reports Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin charging Belgium with aggression in the Congo. He cited formation of a foreign legion aiding Lumumba forces and depredations around several Congo towns as prelude to a Security Council debate. Kasavubu calls for UN chief Dayal’s replacement as tensions rise over potential UN withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Hie
Soviet Union
Congo
Patrice Tat Mamba
Antoine Gizenga
Tass
Valerian A. Zorin
Security Council
Lumumba
Zorin
Luemuamba
Joseph Kasavba
Bag Mammiarskjold
Rajeshwar Dayal
India
Hamina Aljold
U.N
Katanga
Moise Txhoibe
Manone
Zovin
Red Students Fear for Jobs in Soviet Schools
Moscow reports quote Soviet education leaders claiming students fear losing scholarships and dare not question teachers. An article titled Treuhitar et Silent Men! notes Khrushchev’s recent rebuke to agricultural managers, sparking a crackdown on dissent.
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Moscow
APY
Komsor Amol Pravda
Treuhitar Et
Silent Men
Promio Khrushchev
Ithe” Peinegat
Nikita Sergeiyuvieh
JFK Hairdo Is Rage in Scotland
GLASGOW Scotland AP A tangled report notes Cathy Kennedy hairdo drawing attention in Scotland with mixed reactions from patrons and barbers. The piece highlights fashion trends among various ages and the humorous tone of local commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JFK
Rage
Scotland
Glasow
Mairher
Cathy
Kennedy
Yong
Huey
Extradition Sought in Slaying Case tied to Pine Bluff cafe
Governor Faubus seeks U S authorities extradition of Lonnie Jimmerson from Cook County Jail Chicago for the December 17 slaying of Silas James Slacker in a Pine Bluff cafe. Jimmerson is held in Chicago jail awaiting transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvple Rock
APC
Val i. Faubus
Uinuis
Lonnie Jimmerson
Pine Bluff
Tril
Silas James Slacker
Jimmerson
Cook County
Chicago
Republicans React To Kennedy State of the Union Address
Washington AP report shows mixed GOP reaction to Kennedy’s State of the Union. Some Republicans call the economic outlook too bleak while others defend the president, praising his resolve and urging bipartisan effort to keep the nation strong. Democrats praise the address as challenging and inspiring.
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Washington
Congresa Vro
Kennedy
Sen
Thrustan TB
Morton
Kentucky
George D. Aiken
Aiken
Hs Mesa
Hieram O L. Mong
Yapphindt
Fong
United States
Gill
Cuba
Mile Mansfield
Monta
Hat Kennedy
Therith Mumphrey
DMAM
Assistiant
Senute
Todor
Lyndon
Dalison
Halluck
American Tarniers work one ve crage of 0 hours pe weel
The fragment notes an unusual work pattern for American Tarniers claiming zero hours per week. Details are sparse, with unclear verbs and missing context about profession, location, or employer. Further readable facts could clarify the work schedule and its implications.
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Gardenia Garden Club
T. H. Webb
East 14Th Street
Russ Moore
Hope Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
PTA
Edard D. Trice
Guernsey
H. D. Club
Weber Rosenbaum
Uope Jr.Sr, Pta
Sr Tigh
Mrs. Owen McBride
W. Ave
Wars Als
Coymas
Gia
James N. Moll
George F. Brown
Louis Jt. Goat
Georg Dione
Duty Bond
Norman, Okla
Clyde Bond
Shumps
Tope
Arkansis Christian Churches
Gordan
Clifton Bell
Jewel Moore
Gola Stark
AL Davis
John Memon
Roland Pearson
Charles Mente
Baltte Creek
Mich
Lonnie Ruse
Mineral Springs
He U of A
Meats
BD. R. Newnan
M. B. Hatch
Miss Bery
Henry of Benton
AG. D. Lesher
Lester Kent
J. W. Graham
Mucfroeeshora
Pike Coumty HO Council
Keut
Tale
Madison
Wis
Vee Nero
Nikity Khrustivhesy
Khrushche
Raimo
Lurope
Mall
Rania
Waviu Free Evrope Fund P.O
Boe
Moun Veron
Putlu
He Advertising Courie
Ree
Greece
Thermopylae
Sparta
Richard Egan
Sir Ralph Richardson
Diane Baker
Barry Coe
David Farrar
Anna Synodinov
Helen
Bear Helens
Ceuree Dorhard Shaw
Duedye Ben Lindsey
Children's Cutt
Tubeet Aorney
Siifton
Ehadvmsar
SOIC
Iiventitett
Kartsies Matis
Asien
Alia Soeia
Hele
Helen Worden
Bell Synlivete
Bell Syndicate
Ineluels
Death
Lumber Aire
Carpi
Russia
Hope Yard Voth & Lo
Harold Hendrix
Prescott Yard N
Hwy
Herndon - Cornelius Funeral Home and Burial Association
Phillips
Phillips, Jr
Rupert Hern
John Newberry
W. R. Huddleston
J. W. Ray O. J. Cullins
Tri State Studio of
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