Community notices and club meetings this week
Calendar items list a First Baptist potluck supper on July 21 at 7 p.m. hosted by Mrs. J N Hobbs and Mrs Jack Beaty, plus American Legion Auxiliary meeting at Mrs M McCloughan’s home July 21 at 7 30 p.m. and a tea for Miss Beth Ann Sanders at the Countryside Club 7 9 p.m. July 21. Guernsey Home Demonstration Club met July 9 with new president Thomas Williams, sharing terry cloth place mats and family living lessons, adjourned with a door prize to Mrs Troy Burson. August plans previewed as a family ice cream supper.
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American Legion Auxiliary Lesse Huddleston Unit
Beth Ann Sanders
Ford Ward
Country Club
Charles Thomas
Bin'McRae
Harold Porterfield
Winston Duke
Roy Taylor
Guernsey
N. B. Coleman
Thomas Williams
Troy Burson
Oris Thornton
Roy Fry
In Between Season Fashion at Raley's Style Shop
Summer brings activity and social events as women plan for weddings teas dances and committee meetings. Jeanne Durrell transition outfits lure with full skirted cotton dacron dresses from sizes 10 to 20 at 2.95. Jack Mann striped cotton dress 17.95 offers value. Accessories include Vera scarves Ruben gloves and millinery with Oleg Cassini and other labels priced 5.98 to 25.98.
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Jeanne Durrell
Jack Mann
Jonne
Vera
Rubin
Oleg Cassini
Mr. John Classic
Mr. John, Jr
Sue Lee
Doris Original
Parkridge Exclusive
Facon Bouque
Finley
New York
Raley
Style Shoppers House of Fashion
Bridal Showers Honor Two Local Brides Elects
On July 8 a miscellaneous shower for Miss Brenda Sanders bride elect of Jewell Still Jr. was hosted by Mrs. James A. Glanton with 28 guests. A second shower for Miss Terry McMannus bride elect of Larry Arnette was held at the Fincher home on Rocky Mound Road with blue and white decor and gifts displayed under a blue and white umbrella.
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Brenda Sanders
Jewell Still Jr
James A. Glanton
McMannus
Terry McMannus
Larry Arnette
William Fincher
Rocky Mound Road
Bridal shower and potluck bridge night at local country club
Miss McMannus received gifts from forty friends and relatives at a wedding shower with Miss Cookie Jones serving as guest book host. The Hope Country Club hosted a July potluck and bridge evening with 34 attendees, floral decorations, and prizes for high scores and consolation.
Coming and Going in Hope and Beyond
Mrs. Roy Bagley attends a Methodist School of Missions in Little Rock. Mrs. Lamar Cox and daughters Jennifer and Lamar visit Washington. Lu ther Hollaman returns home from Little Rock. Mrs. R. B. Terry of Corpus Christi visits the Jones and Shivers during weekend travels in Arkansas. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunt of Dallas with daughter Jennifer spend weekend with Dale Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Armstrong of Madison, Inc. visit Mrs. Thompson Evans and relatives. Dr. Roy Bagley and Sarah attend Mount Sequoyah Methodist Assembly trustees meeting in Fayetteville. Mrs. Martin Pool and Martin Pool Jr chauffeur Mrs Colyer Cox to Hot Springs after a Hope visit. Friday guests include Roger Lawson and Mark from Milledgeville, Ga. Also Sarah Moses and Karen from El Dorado. R. W. Lawson and Phil from Ruston, La. Mrs. John Corning and daughters Tracy and Leann of Yains, Washington arrive in Hope to visit her parents, the Lest er Huckabees.
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Perry Moses
Roger Lawson
Mark
Millegeville
Sarah Moses
Karen
el Dorado
R. W. Lawson
Phil
Ruston, la
John Corning
Tracy and
Leann
Yains
Washington
Hope
Lester Huckabee
Jonesboro attorney cancels Hubbard TV speech
Jonesboro attorney Lee Ward cancelled a 30 minute television speech for gubernatorial candidate Joe Hubbard after failing to contact Hubbard. Hubbard's wife said he would cancel appearances for the next four days. Ward previously ran against Gov. Orval Faubus in 1958.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Lee Ward
Joe Hubbard
Hubbard
Ward
Orvald. Faubus
Wedding Vows Repeated for Mary Alice Tompkins Camp
Mary Alice Tompkins of Patmos became the bride of Phil Camp of Hope at 8 p.m. in the home of A C Kirby. The former Miss Tompkins, a 1964 Hope High graduate, now works in Hope. Mr Camp, a 1963 graduate of Hope High, is also employed there. After a brief honeymoon, they will reside at 300 Edgewood in Hope.
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Phil ‘Camp
Mary Alice. Tompkins
Leon Tompkins
Patmos
Phil, Camp of Hope
Bryan Camp
A.C. Kirby
Miss Tompkins
Hope: High School
Hope
Camp
Ope High
Edge-wood
Dear Abby Advice Quick Takes On Illness, Weddings, Crushes
Dear Abby columns cover a wife chasing doctors for imagined illness, a fifth wedding anniversary dream, a crush who values a friend over her, and a friend who skips plans for TV. Readers seek guidance on handling chronic health anxieties, anniversary fantasies, dating dilemmas, and loyalty in friendship.
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Abby
Fe Ie 2 Hours of Fun When You See That Great Comedy Hit
A lighthearted cinema note promises two hours of fun as audiences glimpse a beloved comedy hit. The brief excerpt highlights entertainment value and audience anticipation.
Arkansas State Crime Rate Among Nation's Lowest in 1963
An FBI report shows Arkansas had 648.2 serious crimes per 100 000 people in 1963, far below the national 1,200 rate. Mississippi reported 393.2 with lower agency reporting. Arkansas logged 12 043 offenses including 137 murders 113 rapes 466 robberies 1120 aggravated assaults 5491 burglaries 3304 larcenies over 50 and 1412 auto thefts.
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Little Rock
Arkanas
FBI
Mississippi
Arkansas
Iowa
Maine
New Hampshire
North Dakota
South Dakota
West Virginia
Wis
Bad News on Threat to U.S. Dollar
AP analyst SAM DAWSON reports that despite a weakening international payments deficit, the U.S. dollar remains strong. Washington prepares to renew IMF arrangements to borrow up to $500 million in foreign currencies to safeguard gold reserves amid rising imports and capital flows.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
U.S
Washington
U.S. Treasury
United States
International Monetary Fund
Water Sprinkling Sparks West Side Shootings
Chicago AP reports two shootings on a West Side street sparked by a water sprinkling incident. Police attribute the events to heat with no evident racial motive. Willie Saunders Sr. and Jr. were arrested after one shooting. Tarsa, a white man, was struck in the groin but not seriously injured.
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Chicago
West Side
Willie Saunders Sr
Willie Jr
Richard Tarsa
Tarsa
Saunders
Waves and Riptides Hit California Beaches Nine Days
Big waves and dangerous riptides persist along California coast for the ninth day. At least four people are believed drowned as rescuers search surf zones and beaches from Los Angeles to San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
California
Five youths in Cobras gang shoot man over password
Police said Charles Taylor, 22, was shot in the shoulder by five members of a youth gang called the Cobras after he allegedly failed to give a password. He was hospitalized in fair condition. Police dispersed crowds at both incidents.
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Charles Taylor
Cobras
Taylor
One more death from cholera in Malaysia epidemic
Kuala Lumpur AP reports 87 deaths from cholera with 963 confirmed or suspected cases and carriers hospitalized. The health ministry counts ongoing cases as beaches attract large crowds, while surf and fog warnings affect swimmers. Lifeguards saved 335 swimmers as two tropical storms off Mexico drive big waves for days.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Health Ministry
Mexican
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Hope Junior Auxiliary
First National
By “Bilt
Die Susanne Lore
Albert Lupo
Fopaz Fal Corp
Merchants
Fincher
Perry Henley
Nora Graham
Prescott
Cookie Jones
the Hope Country Club
Zinnias
Ken Daniels
Brack Schenck
Mary Roy Moses
Roy Anderson
H. C. Whitworth
Wayne Russell
Roy Bagley
Methodist School of Missions
Lamar Cox
Jennifer and
Lamar
Washington, D. C
Luther Hollaman
R. B. Terry
Corpus Christi
Roy Jones
Harry Shivers
Richard Hunt
Jennifer
Dallas
Dale Hunt
Lyman Armstrong
Madison, Inc
Thompson Evans, Sr
Sarah
Board of Trustees of
Mount Sequoyah
Martin Pool
Martin Pool, Jr
Colyer Cox
Hot Springs
Foster
Women’s & Girls’ Shoes
Foster’s Family Shoe Store
WS E
Corbin Foster
Phil Camp
Abigail van Buren
Calif
McNaught Syndicate
Dixie
Araes
Fort Smith
Memphis
Crittenden County
Gary
Piarmava
Kenilworth
New Jersey
Medina Seiteer
Shultz
Panama
Canal
Printzess
Coats
Bruce Walro
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