Society Notes Highlight Club Events and Visits
Hope Country Club hosts include a dessert bridge on Thursday July 24 at 12 30 pm and an adult dance on Saturday July 26 at 9 pm hosted by Mr and Mrs Sam Andrews and Mr and Mrs L Webb A mixed golf tournament is set for Sunday July 27 at 4 30 pm A Douglas Building battle show runs Sunday July 27 from 1 to 5 pm free to the public The Jett B Graves Class of the First United Methodist Church meets Tuesday July 29 at 7 pm for a potluck supper Hostesses named The Hope Duplicate Bridge Club results from July 21 list winners and place finishers Rocky Mound Extension Club meets July 17 with devotional and program August 21 ice cream supper planned Several local residents visit kin in Houston and Gillette and plan trips to South America later it month through August
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Hope Country Club
Sam Andrews
L. Webb
Jett B. Graves
First United Methodist Church
Mesdames
Elmer Brown
Corbin Foster
Harry Hawthorne
Giles Foster
Royce Weisenberger
Bln
Holt
Rocky Mound
Ivan Bright
Fair Park
Cub Scouts Tour Old Washington
Cub Scout den 4 pack 62 sponsored by Garland PTA toured Washington to see historic buildings. Participants were Jerry Anderson David Berry Chris Cagle Rickey Damon Rusty Sanders Davy Ward Danny Wilson and Den Chief Wayne Anderson. Den mother Mrs. Tom Berry assisted by Mrs. Pauline Walker. A picnic followed on the old school grounds.
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Garland P.T.A
Washington
Jerry Anderson
David Berry
Chris Cagle
Rickey Damon
Rusty Sanders
Davy Ward
Danny Wilson
Den
Wayne Anderson
Tom Berry
Pauline Walker
Henderson Family Reunion Draws Sixty Attendees
The Henderson family reunion took place on July 13 at Hope Fair Park with sixty attendees. Relatives from Hope Nashville Texarkana Garland Mesquite and Arkansas gathered, including Delmer Henderson Bobby Henderson Harvel McBay and Bledsoe families along with many spouses and offspring.
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Henderson
Hope Fair Park
Delmer Henderson
Bobby Henderson
Richard
Charlie
Nashville
Cecil McBay
Hope
Ben McBay
Gary
Randy
Sherry
Eula Mae Boozer
Phil Harvel
Doyle Harvel
Kenneth
Sharon Faye
James Tedford
P.J. Harvel
Becky
Estel Harvel
Ricky
Greg
Monroe Townsend
Texarkana
L.D. Eachers
Melinda
Tommy
Garland
Ark
W.C. Bledsoe
Dwayne
Clarence Bledsoe
Hazel Long
Viola Tedford
Raymond Iyers
Judy
Vernon McBay
Mike
Cindy
Mesquite
Tex
Kenneth Smith
Clarence Benge
Clarence Jr
Philip
Ray Ward
Carolyn
Jimmie Burk
Jimmie Jr
Sue Tompkins
Rhonda
Paula
Kenneth Grant
Tammy
Engagement Announced for Devona Ann Leslie and Shelby Cowling
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Leslie of Ashdown announce the engagement of their daughter Devona Ann to Shelby Earl Cowling of Mineral Springs Arkansas. Devona is a sophomore music major at State College of Arkansas and member of Sigma Kappa. Shelby is a senior at Ouachita Baptist University and member of Alpha Chi Beta Beta and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. He serves as Minister of Music at Unity Baptist Church Hope. The wedding is set for 3 p.m. August 24 at Central Baptist Church Ashdown.
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Ashdown
Devona Ann
Shelby Earl Cowling
Earl Cowling
Mineral Springs
Arkansas
State College of Arkansas
Sigma Kappa
Mr. Cowling
Ouachita Baptist University
Alpha Chi
Beta Beta
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity
Unity Baptist Church
Hope
Central Baptist Church
Ashe Down
Tom Jones rising star of the year and rise to fame
In Pontypridd Wales a youth singer Tom Jones moved slowly toward fame. He is now hot as the year’s new star with an ABC show and high personal appearances. He expects income above 2.4 million this year. Jones was discovered by Gordon Mills after singing in a working man's club. He tapes six Hollywood shows this season then returns to England. He blends rhythm and blues rock and ballads, drawing influence from Muddy Waters Elvis Presley and others. He recalls waiting to be discovered and his path from South Wales to London.
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NEW York
Pontypridd
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Tom Jones
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Jones
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Frank Sinatra
Las Vegas
Framingham
Mass
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Mills
Muddy Waters
Big Bill Brumsy
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Presley
Cotton Good Despite Dry Season
The Arkansas cotton crop remains healthy despite low rainfall with most fields knee high and blooms common. Rain over the weekend helped, while other crops suffer. Bollworms and boll weevils noted in some fields. few farmers use poisons. Through July 10 the CCC reports 288,432 bales pledged, 34,250 repaid, leaving 254,162 bales outstanding. Domestic mills show little interest. price equity $2.00-$3.00 per bale.
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Arkansas
E.R. Meinnes
USDA
Consumer and Marketing Service
Little Rock
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Helen Help Us! Youth Questions and Real Worries
A column of letters from teens and adults seeking guidance on awkward age, widowhood employment, visit a shut-in weeks, and coping with domestic abuse. Readers share empathy and practical responses, urging action and understanding.
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