Garden clubs schedule June meetings and hosts in local notices
Calendar notes list Gardenia Garden Club meeting June 3 at 1:30 at Experiment Station Hut with Ned Purtle in charge. Hope Jaycettes meet June 3 at 7:30 at Mrs Charles Flowers home. Rose Garden Club gathers June 4 at 11 at Experiment Station Club house. bring sack lunch and pilgrimage after. Circle 3 WSCS meets June 7 at 9:30 at Mrs J Edwin Ward with Mrs Foy Hammons co host. Circle 4 WSCS meets June 7 at 2 at Mrs H E Thornton 410 South Walker. Ann Wollerman Circle meets June 7 at 7:30 at Mrs Horace Fuller 112 East 16th Street. attendance urged.
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Gardenia Garden Club
Experiment Station
Ned Purtle
Hope Jaycettes
Charles Flowers
Rose Garden Club
E. P. O'Neal
WSCS
First Methodist Church
J. Edwin Ward
Foy Hammons
E. P. Young, Jr
H. E. Thornton
South Walker
Ann Wollerman
First Baptist Church
Horace Fuller
East 16Th Street
Honoree At Event Receives Gifts And Refreshments
About thirty people attended the occasion honoring the individual. Mrs. Morse received many beautiful and useful gifts. Guests enjoyed iced cake squares with baby motifs in blue and pink, cold drinks, and pink mints.
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Morse
Hope Country Club Ladies Bridge Luncheon Honors Graduation
On Thursday May 27 the Hope Country Club held a graduation themed bridge luncheon. About 40 were served the noon meal. Out-of-town guest Mrs FE T Gillean of Dallas attended with her daughter Mrs Lester Godwin Jr. High scorer was Mrs Joe Watkins. second high Mrs Bobby Osburn. consolation Mrs Thompson Evans Jr. winner Mrs C P Tolleson. Hostesses were Mrs Lynn Harris Mrs Charles Wilhite and Mrs Henry Seamans.
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Hope Country Club
FE. T. Gillean
Dallas
Lester Godwin, Jr
Joe Watkins
Bobby Osburn
Thompson Evans, Jr
C. P
Bridge Club Hosts Garden Party Scoring Honors
A local Friday Bridge Club met with Miss Mary K. Lehman on May 28. Two tables of players concluded with high scorers Mrs. C. C. Lewis and Mrs. C. P. Tolleson. A salad plate and coffee were served in the hostess’s gardened home.
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Mary K. Lehman
C. C. Lewis
C. P. Tolleson
Duplicate Bridge Club Meeting and Winners at Hope
The Hope Duplicate Bridge Club met at Hope Country Club on Monday May 31 with three tables. Winners were first Mrs Taylor Stuart and Mrs J C Broyles, second Dr George Wright and R L Broach, third Mrs Bill Wray and Mrs A Holloway. Beginning June 7 meetings move to the Diamond, Mondays at 7 30 p m.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
The
Hope Country Club
Taylor Stuart
J. C. Broyles
George Wright
R. L. Broach
Bill Wray
A. «. Holloway
the Diamond
Malvern Bride-Elect Sue Overton Feted in May Shower
Miss Sue Overton of Malvern, bride-elect to Stuart Greene, was honored at a Monday evening shower May 31 at Heritage House. Attendees included her family, the Greene family, and Mrs. Larry Hooten. The event featured fleur d amour corsages, a lace table with white stocks, punch, and cake as guests offered gifts and well wishes.
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Sue Overton
Malvern
Stuart Greene
Heritage House
Larry Hooten
Herbert Lewallen
Fertha Hooten
Jin Lowder
Milam Greene
Ozan
H. L. Overton
John S. Greene
Miss Overton
Jim Lowder
Jack Sultan
Norman Bradford
Ruth Rettig
San Francisco’s Oriental Accent Shaping West Coast Culture
San Francisco blends eastern charm with modern metropolis features as Chinatown and Japanese town gain prominence. The city’s unique mix draws tourists and locals, making east meet west a defining cultural force on California’s coast.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
Sons of Nippon
California
Bride and groom’s guests welcomed at honoring event
The honoree received guests who were directed to a room by Mrs. Richard Hogue. Miss Mary Lou Greene, sister of the groom-elect, led the guest book. About 30 people called during the appointed hours.
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Richard Hogue
Mary Lou Greene
Coming and Going In Hope and Beyond News Notes
Local social column lists frequent visitors and travelers including Jeannie Snodgras visiting grandparents in Hope and attending Northeast State College seeking nursing. The note mentions several trips: Mrs. Wimmells to Stephens College for a reunion, visits to Kansas City and Independence, and Guthrie area, plus group outings in Dallas and St. Petersburg and graduation attendance at Ouachita Baptist University.
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Jeannie Snodgras
June Snodgras
Monroe
H. H. Higgason
Hope
Northeast State College For Nursing
Nurses’ Association
Arthur Wimmells
Stephens College
Columbia
Kansas City
Independence
Season of the Sneeze Letters Theme Hay Fever
Dear Helen voices protest the lack of sympathy for hay fever sufferers and suggests a national group and funding for a vaccine. Red Eyes agrees the ailment is undervalued while noting May and June peak allergy prescriptions and a hay fever shot under study.
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Helen
Red
Helen Bottel column on grandparent babysitting and false eyelashes
Dear Helen answers two readers about in law babysitting burdens and aging concerns. Mrs B faces unbalanced recognition from daughters in law and urges restraint. Mrs X asks if false eyelashes suit a 37 year old. Helen says they can look natural when trimmed and applied properly and offers practical tips.
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Helen
Grandpa
Mrs. B
Mrs. X
Family welcomes daughter Dana Lynn born May 26
The couple announces the arrival of their first child, a daughter named Dana Lynn, born May 26. Maternal grandmother Mrs Wayne Boyett and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Tony Rowe of Ozan celebrate the birth.
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Dana Lynn
Wayne Boyett
Tony Rowe
Ozan
Spacewalk Looms as McDivitt and White Prepare Launch
AP reports James McDivitt says ready as final prep for Thursday Gemini 4 spacewalk. White and McDivitt have spent more time in Gemini 4 than at home over nine months. The piece notes other U.S. actions in Dominican Republic and national security topics.
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James McDivitt
Edward White
McDivitt
White
Vanderbilt Cup Winners Celebrate Bridge Victory
Jacoby and Son report the 1965 Vanderbilt Cup triumph as Bridge teams clinch top honors in a national newspaper enterprise. The cache of results highlights winning tactics and key plays across the tournament rounds.
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Jacoby & Son
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Vanderbilt Cup Bidding Debate Highlights Feldesman’s Slams
Jacoby discussion on field use of the ump cites Phil Feldesman and Dingy Weiss bidding in the Vanderbilt Cup. They analyze jumps to four spades and five diamonds and the logic behind signaling strength and allowing partner to decide beyond game. The dialogue emphasizes precise bids and key cards in heart and club suits.
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Philip Feldesman
Oswald
Phil Feldesman
Dingy Weiss
Vanderbilt
Jim
Phil
Dingy
Fulbright to lead fight on Johnson foreign aid bill in Senate
Sen J W Fulbright says he will head the fight for President Johnson s foreign aid bill in the Senate. President Johnson faces pressure amid reallocation disputes as Republicans skirt state right to work issues. Administration pushes anew to pass vehicle license tax in the House. Three Arkansas school districts gain desegregation plan approvals.
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Sen
J.W. Fulbright
President Johnson
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Arkansas
Two Arkansans Nominated for Navy Rear Admiral Ranks
The Associated Press reports President Johnson has designated two northeast Arkansans for promotion to rear admiral. Capt. Ben W. Pickett of Pocahontas and Capt. Leslie J. O'Brien Jr. of Jonesboro await Senate confirmation. Pickett serves at Yorktown Naval Weapons Station, Virginia, while O'Brien is with the Atlantic cruiser destroyer force.
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Associated Press Washington
Johnson
Navy
Ben. W. Pickett
Pocahontas
Leslie J. O'Brien Jr
Jonesboro
Senate
Pickett
Naval Weapons Station
Yorktown
O'Brien
Faubus Uses Emergency Fund For Posting Machine
Gov. Orval Faubus tapped Arkansas emergency funds to allocate 5562 dollars to the State Teacher Retirement System for buying a new posting machine.
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Little Rock
Orval Ef. Faubus
North bids three spades over three diamonds
Expert opponents halted after North opened three spades following three diamonds. The brief remark notes the strategic bid sequence and the decision to stop the game there.
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North
Bridge bidding puzzle with heart fit
In a four heart contract scenario with auction West passes three clubs and your hand includes five hearts and solid values. After partner overcalls two hearts to your one club opening you rebid four hearts to show a strong heart stop and invite game.
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Judith Jones
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St. Petersburg
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Robert Smith
Laura Watts
Perry Taylor
Henry Taylor
Pat
Johnny Schooley
Richard Wright
International Paper Co
Alice Stewart
Las Vegas
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G. H. Black
Vancille Black
Joe Duke
Harold Duke
South Gate
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Ouachita Baptist University
L. F. Higgason
Dorothy Smith
Roy Taylor
George Young
Cue McAdams
Bruce Duke
Johnny Duke
Tonnas Taylor Duke
Olin Lewis
Leonard Ellis
J. L. Powell
David Roy Lewis
Mary Charlene Horton
Stan Harris
Mrs. F. M. Horton
Mr. and
Thomas Rowe
John P. Cox Drug CO
Hope, Ark
Helen Beettel
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
King Features, Syndicate, Inc
AP News Digest
Dominican Republic
United States
OAS
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Potsdam
Washington
Arkansans
S. Main St. Hope, Ark
Ladies’ Apparel Shop
J. T. Cotner
Fausett Plaza
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Insurance Agency
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