Hope Art Chapter to sponsor lecture by Mrs Dorothy Lawrence
Society gossip notes list a Hope Art Chapter lecture by interior decorator Mrs Dorothy Lawrence on Tuesday night June 2 at 7 30 in the Community Room of the First National Bank, followed by a special American Legion Auxiliary meeting hosted at Mrs Frank King’s home.
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Hope Art Chapter
Dorothy Lawrence
First National Bank
American Legion Auxilary
Frank King
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Earl O'Neal
Bob Turner
Turner
Steve Bader
Leland Warmack
J.W. Turner
C.V. Nunn
Q.A. Graves
Ralph Smith
J.B. Shuford
Fortune in Cash Found in Pink Bloomers Safe Deposit Box
A woman’s safety deposit box yielded 120,712 in 100 and 50 dollar bills with a pillowcase full yet to count, estate value over 300,000. Will contested, readers urged to thrift or spend, while local shops advertise summer dresses and outfits at Raley's Style Shoppe and Hope's House of Fash rr with prices listed.
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al Raley
Raley
4H Members Schedule Activities This Week
Pike 4H offers swimming athletics demonstrations and crafts with safety programs. Tuesday night features talent night for participants and spectators.
Graduation guest list from Ouachita and other colleges
Seniors at Ouachita Baptist College hosted guests from San Marcos and San Antonio among Sunday graduates. Hendrix College in Conway, the U of A in Fayetteville, and Centenary College in Shreveport were also noted with family members attending. The weekend included travel to St Louis for baseball games and a Nashville visit to see Reed family.
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Ouachita Baptist College
Don Quinn
Harold Tedford
Vivian
Beth
San Marcos
Texas
Fr. Burroughs
Jeff High
Mary Beth
Andy
Frank Yarborough
Rufus Herndon
Terry Young
E Dorado
Willy Mae Ramsey
Charles Routon
Baton Rouge
Elmer Brown
Larry
Ann Sutton
Verna Freeman
Clark Olander and
Lisa
San Antonio
Rose Ann Freeman
Dallas
Hendrix College
Conway
Ed Astin
Eddie
Teddy Jones
Dan
George
Diane Elis
Dan Godbold
Hubert Thrash
Marilyn Harrison
Jeffie Jones
Pine Bluff
Randy Miller
James Pilkinton
Jimmy
St. Charles
Tena
Lindenwood College
St. Louis
Barry Spraggins
Southwest Missouri State
Bettye Grath
Springfield, Mo
Hendrix Spraggins
W.B. Ruggles
Lucille H. Spaugh
Little Rock
Mr. Ruggles
Centenary College
Shreveport
Barbara Humphries Tatum
E.H. Stewart
Joe Hall Johnson
Clanton, Ala
Birth of Julie Marie Bright in Springfield Virginia
Mr and Mrs Julius Bright of Springfield Virginia welcomed their first child a daughter named Julie Marie last month. The baby weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces. The mother is Nancy Jane Tooley formerly of Richardson Texas. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs L B Tooley of Richardson Texas formerly of Hope.
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Julius Bright
Springfield
Julie Marie
Bright
Nancy Jane Tooley
L.B. Tooley
Richardson, Tex
Hope
The Garden Beauty Bonus Tips for Sun and Skin
A garden feature suggests using a beauty basket with gloves creams sun wear and skin care steps to nourish your face and hands during summer gardening. Apply cream before outdoor work and remove excess, letting warmth aid penetration.
Outdoor Furniture Trends for 1964 Colorful Durable Set
The 1964 outdoor furniture line emphasizes brighter fabrics and genuine latex foam cushions, with cast aluminum frames and reinforced water resistant upholstery. Wrought iron remains popular for seating and tables, while redwood pieces like picnic tables gain favor for weather resistance. Lounge cushions introduce flexible outdoor seating options inspired by indoor décor.
University to Get a Swimming Pool
University of Arkansas President David W. Mullins announced bids will be sought for a $1 million student health center and swimming pool. Voted by students years ago to allocate part of their fees, the pool measures 42 by 75 feet and is priced around $450,000, while the health center, to be in two stories, includes 25 double rooms and an emergency area at about $550,000.
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Fayetteville, Ark
David W. Mullins
University of Arkansas
Careful skin and hair care under harsh sun
The guidance advises lavish hand and wrist cream, keep excess cream, wear rubber gloves, wear sunglasses to protect eyes from glare and prevent squint lines. Tie a sari over hair to shield it from harsh sun which dries hair and can cause tint to fade or become brittle when sunburned.
Typhoid Outbreak Strikes Aberdeen Scotland
Aberdeen reports 37 new typhoid cases raising hospital total to 227 with 197 confirmed and 30 suspected. Officials link outbreak to a meat slicer at a supermarket while hygiene cutbacks at public lavatories draw scrutiny. one death reported and schools closed. Navy cases ruled gastroenteritis.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Glasgow
Navy
What’s In A Name At Arkansas University
The University of Arkansas began as the Arkansas Industrial University on March 27, 1871. It was renamed University of Arkansas in 1891, marking a shift to a broader state university role and identity.
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The
University of Arkansas
Arkansas Industrial University
No Political Heir Named by Nehru
Washington AP Mohandas Gandhi picked Jawaharlal Nehru as his political heir. Nehru, who died, did not groom a successor and ran his country with centralized decision making. The piece contrasts Gandhi and Nehru, noting Gandhi’s humility and Nehru’s arrogance, plus their shared and divergent traits shaping India’s early democracy amid fault lines of language religion and class.
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Washington
Mohandas Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
India
Comeress Party
Gandhi
England
Britain
Oaks
Henry ‘Horfeau
Leo Tolstoy
John Ruskin
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Louis Fischer
Dear Abby 1964 column on hosting children and social bounds
Dear Abby answers readers on common dinner guest issues involving children domination of conversations. Topics include hosting etiquette, a nurse's burden with husbands' sick friends, whether a girl should supply pencil and paper for numbers, and perspectives on in laws. The column ends with subscription requests and Abby’s mail address.
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Abby
Girl
Toberman Built Hollywood From the Ground Up
Hollywood legend C E Toberman discusses his role in shaping the city skyline. He lists the Egyptian and Chinese Theaters, Garden Court, first department store, a studio and numerous subdivisions, plus cofounding Hollywood Bowl and Pilgrimage Theater. He recalls coming to Los Angeles in 1902 and building his career from a rickety real estate shack to a 12 story First Federal Savings office. The piece contrasts his vision with Gandhi and Nehru, noting Nehru’s push for a secular, industrial India and Gandhi’s preference for cottage industry and distrust of mechanization.
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Hollywood
C. E. Toberman
Paramount Theater
Masonic ‘Temple
Grauman’ Chinese Theater
Roosevelt Hotel
Garden Court
Toberman
First Federal Savings
Los Angeles
Texas
Santa Fe Railroad
Frospel Avenue
Feeding the Baby Is Easier Now on the Road
Travel writing praises disposable glass bottles and pre sterilized formula for easy infant feeding while traveling. It notes ready to use Enfamil in Nursette bottles that do not require refrigeration or warming, enabling quick meals and simple cleanup for families on the move.
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Dad
Harried Seller Offers Entire Business for $100
A terse buyer and seller scene ends with Toberman striking a deal to purchase a business and shack for ten dollars down, with the balance to be paid later, amid casual dialogue about the total price.
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Toberman
Shack
Dursatures
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Alendar
Ramsey-Cargile Vew
VFW
Jack Brown
Unity Baptist Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Roy Stephenson
Kathleen Broach
James McLarty, Jr
Jesus
Russell-Coffman
Kenneth G. Russell
Sondra Russell
Trousseau
Truman Coffman
Caddo Gap
Bridge Club
M. M. McCloughan
Mary K. Lehman
K.G. Hamilton
Dewey Camp
Garrett Story
Miss Lehman
Camp
Patmos School
Wallace Buyers
Frieda
Donnie Middlebrooks
Regina Smith
Jenny Waters
Arnold Middlbrooks
Arnold Middlebrooks
Camp Cleartork
Garland
Polk
Hot Springs
Dixie Drive-In
Hope Hi School
Kirk Douglas
Mitz1
Gaynor
Gig Young
Aighard
Saenger Theatar
Baby Jane
Bette
Karl Maldem
Peter Lawford
Ates
Intel
Sam Cale Laer
Tare Cat
U of A
Royce Weisenberger
Herbert Cox
Fulton
Joe Hawkins
Marie Paddie
Orville Oglesby
Oglesby
Charles Reynerson
Andy Andrews
Nashville
Reuben Reed
the Reed
Cindy
Roy Tullis
Vickie and
Peggy
Nackonville, Texas
Kora ‘Tullis
Betty Jane Foster
Arthur Wimmell
Metropolitan Opera
Sy Gil Pos
HEA, Inc
James Marlow
Abigail van Buren
Chhildren
Calif
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Bob Thomas
AP Movies
Goa
China
Protec
Hope Builders Supply CO
Aoa
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