Youth Activities Night and Weekend Social Schedule for Hope
The First Baptist Church hosts a Youth Activities Night on Friday July 19 from 4 30 to 16 36 p m with volleyball ping pong and table games plus cold drinks. The McCaskill Act dances Saturday July 20 with Wille Chista basid performing. Hope Country Club holds a potluck supper and game night at 7 p m hosted by Mr and Mrs Earl Whitaker Mr and Mrs Edwin Stewart and Mr and Mrs Eddie Whitman. The Junior Auxiliary meets Wednesday July 24 at 11 a m in the Chamber of Commerce with a 10 30 a m executive meeting. lunch at the Diamond with Mrs Mason Searcy guardian of the NAJA admissions. Communities share travel notes and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hope
Hope Country Club
Earl Whitaker
Edwin Stewart
Eddie Whittman
Chamber of Commerce
Diamond
Mason Searcy
National Association of Junior Auxiliary
E. E. Ehlert
Shover Springs
Bookmobile Schedule and Club Notes July Travel And Meeting
The page lists a July bookmobile route schedule with stops at Experiment Station, Emmet Community, Emmet School, Bluff City, Hilderbrand Grocery, Pleasant Hill Loop, and Rocky Mound, plus a Senior Citizen’s Club meeting held July 18 at Youth Center with members' talks and poems. Additional routes for July 23 include Columbus, Boyce Home, Oakhaven, Luck Ranch, McKee Home, Washington, Ozan, Tollett Home, Bob's Grocery, and Castleberry Home. A birth announces Robert Todd Martin, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Martin of Springhill, born July 13 weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces. grandparents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Experiment Station
Bie Meloy Home
Emmet
Bluff City
Hilderbrand Grocery
Pleasant Hill Loop
Rocky Mound
Senior Citizen's Club
Senior Citizen’s Club
Charles Gough
BL Smith
Thelma Smith
Bsmes
Aids
John Quincy Adams
Sr. Citizen
GeorgiaCearley
Marcellus
Columbus
July
Boyce
Oakhaven
Luck Ranch
McKee
Washington
Ozan
Tollett
Bob's Grocery
Tollett Home
Castleberry Home
Robert Martin
Springhill
Robert Todd
Sherman Cox
Hope
John Martin
Gail Hartsfield Harvel Wedding at Garrett Memorial
Miss Gail Hartsfield and Paul H Harvel wed July 12 at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church with Rev. Clyde Johnson officiating. The ceremony featured lilies and tapers, bridesmaids in tangerine, and a reception in the church foyer. After honeymooning in Hot Springs they will reside in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Hartsfield
Herbert W. Hartsfield
Paul H. Harvel
Ross H. Harvet
Ft. Worth
Tex
Thom
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Clyde Johnson
Wade Warren
Donna Conunty
Mate Riage
Miss Twila Hunt
Miss Penny Lurke
Jerry Stone
Fort Worth
Jim Rogers
Jerry Wayne Hartsfield
Danny Turner
Hartsfield
Nellie Ann Churchwell
Hot Springs
Engagement announced for Cathy Shields and Jimmy Baxter
Hot Springs and Hope families report the engagement of Cathy Shields to Jimmy Baxter. The couple plans a double ring ceremony and will reside in Nashville after Cathy, a 1968 Cutter Morning Star graduate, completes her education while Jimmy finishes at De Vall's Bluff. Grandparents listed include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fuller of Hope Rt. One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Shields
Hot Springs
Hope
Cathy
Jimmy Baxter
James Baxter
Biscoe
Arkansas
Cutter Morning Star
Cutter Morning Star School
Jimmy Fnished
DeVall's Bluff
Nashville
Tennessee
Arthur Fuller
Hope Rt
Prisoner letter reveals escape from Mexican bar husband
A reader column recounts a woman who married a man with a Mexican border bar to exploit her as a cashier and dancer. After years of abuse, she fled with help from a truck driver, now safe in Oklahoma, while a reader reports her story to Helen. The tale ends with uncertainty if true but offers hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gotdot
Atherica
Garson Kanin
Adam
Ruth Gordon
Mia Farrow
Rosy
Ada Lincoln
Dr. Erlich
Acstion
North Atlantic
Raymond Massey
Lord Love Duck
Rosemary's
Baby
Helen
States
Tye
Tear Gas Ends Akron Race Riot After Curfew Violations
Police used tear gas to disperse youths at the Afro-American Liberation Front clubhouse on Wooster Avenue as a curfew violation led to arrests totaling 123, mostly Negroes. Guardsmen and sheriffs aided, rain fell, and two youths were treated for cuts from broken glass while looting subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Cak
Dollce
Pere Sons
Wadie Aday
National Guardsmen
New
Afro-American Liberation Front
Wooster Avenue
Summit County
National
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Society
McCaskill
Wille Chista Basid
Mre
Guy Basye
Mrs. Elbert Adams
St. Louis
Charley Griffin
Worth
M. G. Joys
Roberts
Joy
Amity
All Joy
Goosebay
Labrador
Guy E. Basye
H. A. Spraggis
Pokagon State Park
Angola
Ind
Ethel Barrow
Helena
Raymond Robbins
Wayne Ray
Baxter Springs
Kan
Leonard Otis
Don Usry
Don
Dallas
E. L. Archer, Jr
Dean Strand
Des Plaines
E. L, Archer
Shover Springs Extension Homemaker’s Club
Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Ruth Goreen
Shipley Studio
Paul H, Harvel
Gordon
Cathy Shields
Arthur Strech
Hempstead County
Aetur
Pol. Adv
Helen Bottel
B.B
Marion Crank
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Pol. Ad. Pd
Jack Oates
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