Local Church and Society Notes From Hope Arkansas
Sunday events include Laneburg Baptist revival July 25 to 30 at 7 30 p m led by Rev Herman Minter and Union Grove Baptist homecoming July 25 with 10 a m service and noon lunch. Hospital auxiliary and church groups meet July 26 27 and 28 with potlucks, officers’ plans, and scholarship awards.
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Laneburg Baptist Church
Herman Minter
Union Grove Baptist Church
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Jett B. Graves
First United Methodist Church
Mesdames Arch Wylie
Hollis Luck
Herbert Lewallen
Lamar Williams
Hugh Gilbert
Thomas Boyce
FHA Member Attends Meeting
Debbie Gunter of the Hope Chapter and Federation XVI president will attend the State Executive Council meeting with eight state officers and twenty federation presidents to shape the 1971 72 state Program of Work and leadership workshops. The advisory State Board supports the council. Dariene Zeh of Rogers High School Chapter heads Arkansas Association with 21 993 members. The national group exceeds half a million home economics students. Debbie is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Gunter Jr a Hope High School senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas National Committee
FHA
State Department of Education
Dariene Zeh
Rogers High School
Arkansas Association
Debbie
W. H. Gunter, Jr
Hope High School
Hope Ark Letters To The Editor Acknowledges Local Aid
A reader thanks three Hope residents Steve Routon, Roland Hicks, and Lake Key for repairing a car between Emmet and Hope. They refused payment, saying they only hoped someone would help others in need. Also notes of visits and family trips by local residents and scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
P.O
Hope
Ark
Texarkana
Emmet
Steve Routon
Roland Hicks
Lake Key
Hicks Funeral Home
Fine Hope
Steve
Messers
Hicks
Sarah B. Buettner
Honeysuckle Lane
Texas
Florence Ambrose
Ada
Okla
Vera Allen
Shreveport
K.£. Ambrose
Fiddler on the Roof Becomes Broadway’s Longest Running Show
The musical Fiddler on the Roof celebrated its 2,845th Broadway performance, surpassing Hello Dolly to become the longest running musical in Broadway history. The party featured Mayor John Lindsay, Zero Mostel, and the current Tevye Paul Lipson, with plans for continued mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Campbell
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
John W. Lindsay
Sholom Aleichem
Zero Mostel
Fiddler
Shakespeare
Mostel
Russia
Harold Prince
Prince
Ance Party
Sholom Aléichern
Lindsay
Tevye
Paul Lipson
United States
Father
Atlantic Ocean
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Society
Thomas E. Hays, Jr
Duplicate Bridge Club
the Diamond
Thomas Hays
Lloyd Spencer
Comer Boyett
Mike Kelly
J.C. Broyles
E.P. Young, Jr
Nell Marcum
Florie Taylor
Rose Hawthorne
Jewell Cobb
Prudence Jones
Opal Duffie
Zola Franklin
Lucy Mae Williams
Dorthea McKillip
Girls State
Mary Nell Turner
Doris Jean Flowers
Carlene Feild
Nan Taylor
Ramona Street
Nell Hawkins
Parley
Alice Formby
Poppy Barbara Flowers
Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation
Arlene Frith
Cookie Stephens
Little Rock
Legionnaires
Douglas Building
Charles Taylor
Hot Springs
Joe Jones
Oryn Luck
Gay Luck
Lynn Luck
Calvin Luck
Birdie Rae Luck
Jerry Luck
Hawaii
Mexico
Gay
Teri
Beavers Bend State
Debbie Gunter
Federation XVI
Arkansas Association of the Future Homemakers of America
Richard Arnold
Nan
Birmingham
Ala
Ann Arnold
Dick Arnold
Jon Richard
Lake Village
Haskell Jones
Lance Jones
Kim Burnham
Kana
Sam Sample
Sandi
Seward Sparks
Lisa
Hobbs
N.M
George Dodds
Evyra Reynerson
Eureka Springs
Bob
Homer Jones
Brian
Timothy
North Little Rock
Charles Walker
H.C. Whitworth
el Dorado
Wesley Ambrose
Philmont Scout Ranch
Explorer
North East
New Mexico
Che Guevara
Dixie
Carn
Columbia Pictures
Jack Nicholson
20Th Century Foa
Omar Sharif
Che
Jack Palance
Fidel Castro
Hough Blackman
Richard Attenborough
Eagle Rock
Dick van Dyke
Hempstead County
Arkansas
County General Fund
Ad Valorem
State General Revenue
Justice Court
Circuit Court
Jai
Public Records
Farm & Home Agents
County Health Department
Florence Crittenton
Civil Defense
Rescue Unit Treasurer's Commission
County Road Fund
Acts OF Arkansas
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