Local society notes and upcoming church events in Hope
The Wesleyan Service Guild hosts an annual picnic at Mrs Elmer Browns home on West Ea St Monday July 9 at 7 am. Ann Wollerman Circle meets at Mrs W T Bakers on Monday July 9 at 7 30 pm. A Gospel meeting runs July 8 15 at Falcott Church of Christ nightly at 7 45. Weddings include Berry Judit Hammons and John Wendell Shafer July 15 at 4 pm First Methodist Church Hope with reception at Hope Country Club. Family picnic at Baker Home Demonstration Club July 9 at 7 pm. Builders Bible Class potluck July 9 at 7 pm at 300 BE 15. Springhill Home Demonstration Club met July 6. program on wills taxes and legacies. rope belt and half bushel basket stools demonstrated. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Row and son David Joseph born July 8 at Baptist Hospital Little Rock weighing 8 lb 2 oz. Grandparents A T Wills Tulsa and N R Whitten. great grandparents J A Whitten Hope and S Sgt Roger Lee Pletcher family announce third child Samuel born July 2 1962. paternal grandmother L L Pletcher Philo Ohio. maternal grandmother Eva L Garner Hope. Mrs Pletcher is former Vena Elder of Hope.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Elmer Brown
West Ea St
Jay
de T 'S
Miss Berry
Judit Hammons
Foy Hayden Hamons
Mr. Hammons
John Wendell Shafer
Ft. Hood
Tex
Cecil Wengeet Shafer
Little Rock
Church of Hope
Hope Country’ Club
Builders Bible
First’ Baptist Church
Guy Greggs
Owen Hollis
Allo
Hubert Thash
Springhill
Howard Garner
Betty’ Duncan
Louise Butler
Joe Dallas
Ernest A. Whitten
DeWitt
Baptist Hospital
David Joseph
A. T. Wills
Tulsa
Okla
N. R. Whitten
Hope
J. A. Whitten
Roger
Lee Pletcher
Ashville
Ohio
Samuel
L. L. Pletcher
Philo
Eva L. Garner
Pletcher
Vena
Deadlock in Canada Feud Continues
REGINA Saskatchewan AP provincial government officials and striking doctors remain deadlocked on the ninth day of the doctors strike against the Saskatchewan medical care plan. A mass protest rally was organized here for Wednesday. Prime Minister Woodrow Lloyd urged residents to avoid demonstrations. A doctors spokesman said they want citizens' support but do not seek violence. About 700 physicians in the province have refused to work under the act since July 1, with 200 providing emergency service at 35 designated hospitals. The act funds care by annual assessments and general taxation, allowing freedom of doctor choice but requiring state-regulated fees.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Woodrow Lloyd
U S Looses Its Largest Air Bomb
A giant Thor booster carried a megaton-plus nuclear warhead to about 200 miles high above Johnston Island in Hawaii as the United States claimed a successful third test. The blast lit the Hawaiian skies, blanked radio and telephony briefly, and boosted U S missile prestige amid prior failures.
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Honolulu
Japanese Overseas Telephone and Telegraph Co
Oakland
Calif
Buenos Aires
Task Force
U.S
Johnston Island
Hawaiian Islands
Johnston
Joint Task Force & Headquarters
Pearl Harbor
United States
Joint Task Force
Nash
Hawaii
Dear Helen and a Lonely Bachelor in Dorothey-Dix era columns
Advice column excerpts discuss a man seeking forgiveness from a former lover and her family after abandoning a child, and a young woman wondering if joining the WAVES offers happiness and escape from small-town life. Both readers face questions of responsibility, stability, and chance for reconciliation or new paths.
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Helen
Navy
Foreign Legion
Naval
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Rim Blows Tire Killing Man in Marked Tree Arkansas
Samuel Lassiter, 31, of Marked Tree, was killed at a local service station when a tire rim blew while attendants aired a tire on a truck. The rim struck Lassiter in the head and he died about an hour later at a Marked Tree doctor’s office. Lassiter had been planning to move the truck to California for work.
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Marked Tree
Ark
Samuel Lassiter
Lassiter
Monette
California
Chaffee Soldier Drowns at Tenkiller Lake
Kenneth B. Brus, 21, of Walcott Iowa, stationed at Fort Chaffee, drowned while swimming with three companions on Tenkiller Lake. His body was recovered about an hour after he disappeared near Cookson Bend, 17 miles south of Talequah Oklahoma.
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Talequah
Okla
Kenneth B. Brus
Walcott
Iowa
Tenkiller Lake
Fort Chaffee
Brus
Cookson Bend
Earl Spessard of Hendrix Dies
Conway Ark AP Dr Earl Augusta Spessard 74 a retired biology professor at Hendrix College died Sunday at his home in Conway after a long illness He taught at Hendrix 26 years retiring in 1956 Also taught at Ouachita Baptist College Arkadelphia Survivors include the widow The column includes a reader query about an affair with a married man and advice from Dorothy Dix noting the situation as improper and urging support and heart to heart discussion
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Conway
Ark
Earl Augusta Spessard
Hendrix College
Spessard
Hendrix
Ouachita Baptist College
Arkadelphia
Noted Cure Claims From Bio-Dyne Discovery
A sensational claim states piles no longer a problem due to a healing substance called Bio-Dyne. The advertisement suggests it is a world famous research institute discovery and markets Preparation H at drug counters and farm dispensaries.
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Auffarete
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Baker Home Demonstration Club
Fair Park
Springhill H. D. Club
Dixie Drive-In
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Sandra Dee John Gavin
Tamm
Tammy
Zahrain
RAY Mill and
Edgar Allan Poe
Canada
Moore Bros. Free Delivery
DIAL
U. S
Chancery
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Eery Ferguson
Deb Ferguson
Chancery Court
Jamie Russell
Katherine B. Lauterbach
D.C
John L. Wilson
Talbot Feild, Jr
Dorothy
Dix
Helen Worden Erskine
Ij Duess
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the Fashion
W. Second St
Hope, Arkansas
Brenda
Sandra Aulis
Foxboro
Mass
Boston
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Chaffee
Earl Spessard
Dorothy Dix
Bell Syndicate
Cancer Policy
Roy Anderson Insurance Agency
Roy Anderson
Mary S. Evans
George Frazier—Mitchell LaGrone
Power & Light
Wekansas
Riot Company
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