Circle WSCS groups meet around town on Monday
Calendar notes for June 5 show Circle 4 WSCS at 3 pm in Mrs. J B Koones home with Mrs John Hartsfield co host, Circle 4 at 4 pm at Mrs Edwin Wards home, Circle 6 WSCS at 2 pm in Mrs Steve Bader's home with program by Mrs Archi Wylie and Mrs Bader, Circle 1 WSCS at 3 pm in Mrs H O Kyler's home with co host Mrs Sam Wormack, WMS Royal Service at 2 pm for June program, Annie Hoover Missionary Circle film on Africa by Mrs Ned Purtle, and Circle No 2 WSCS at 9 30 am at church led by Mrs Johnny Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Cecil Weaver
J. B. Koones
John Hartsfield
Edwin Ward
Moray
Steve Bader
Archi Wylie
Bader
H. O. Kyler
South
Hamilton
Sam Wormack
WMS Royal Service of
The
First Baptist Church
Annie Hoover
Johnny Green
Coming and Going of Local Families and Graduations
Mr and Mrs Curtis Moran of Dallas attend SMU graduation where their son Jack Moran earned a BA in business administration. The piece lists numerous local families visiting, traveling for funerals, and hosting relatives in Arlington Fort Worth Texarkana Batesville Biloxi Oceanside Memphis and other nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Moran
Enrig Dallas
Tex
SMU
Jack
Jack Stewart
Batesville
Miss
R. T. White
E. P Stewart
Cynthia Collier
Patricia McDowell
Arlington, Tex
Ft. Worth
Homer Gaines
Suzy
Mary
Oceanside
Calif
Cpl
M. P. Michaud
Bookmobile Schedule Across Bluff City to Laneburg Areas
The schedule lists multiple bookmobile routes with times and stops from June 6 to June 8. Stops include Bluff City Bryson’s Cafe Cagel’s Service Station Pleasant Hill Columbus School Columbus Community Parker Roger’s Home Cross Roads J. J. Byer’s Home Day’s Home Ozan Amonett’s Gro Bob’s Gro Luck’s Home Callum’s Home Carlisle’s Home Allen’s Home Carlton’s Home Butler’s Gro Murrah’s Home Bonnie Langston’s Home Church of the Nazarene Laneburg Schools Mann’s Gro Cale School Glass’ Gro Ward’s Home with times ranging from 0:45 to 4:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluff City
Bryson
Cagel
Pleasant Hill
Columbus School
Columbus
Parker Roger
Cross Roads
J. J. Byer
Day
Ozan
Amonett
Bob
Luck
Callum
Carlwell
Allen
Carlton
Butler
Murrah
Bonnie Langston
Church of the Nazarene
Laneburg
Mann
Cale
Glass
Navy Color Girl Counts Her Kisses at Naval Academy
The 89th Navy Color Girl, nurse Betty Fears, will present colors to Midshipman John J Sheahan's 21st Company during June Week. Sheahan, a 24-year-old former Marine from Rego Park, has dated Fears for 20 years, and the couple expects about 15 kisses during the rehearsal and ceremony before 3900 midshipmen and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd Thalman
Annapolis
IAP
Navy
Betty
Fears
Miss Fears
John J Sheahan
21St Company
Sheahan
Rego Park
N. Y
Fars
Charles C. Fears
Balboa
Canal Zone
Cristobal High School
Jewelry Heist Waits Nine Hours Without Notice
New York jew elry valued at $129 635 was left in a shoe box in a pool limousine for almost nine hours. Elisha Walker Jr. of Syosset had brought the gems to town for appraisal and forgot the package after reaching his Wall Street office. Police, the insurance company, and the limo service were notified, and the car was found undisturbed in Queens. The jewels belong to Walker’s sister-in-law Gemaine Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elisha Walker Jr
Syosset
N.Y
Walker
Long Island
Long Island City
Queens
Wall ‘Street
Gemaine Walker
Dominican Republic looming crisis threatens Latin America
The piece argues Trujillo's brutal regime collapsed as his tyranny spreads fear and arrests. It warns of possible bloodshed if a new tyranny arises, compares it to Castro, and stresses the struggle between communism and reform backed by US aid. It calls for decisive American action to keep communism out of the hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Republic
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Windward Passage
Cuba
Caribbean
Haiti-Dominican
TV plans to emphasize JFKs European trip
New York AP reports TV networks will devote next week to President Kennedy and his European trip with news specials. NBC will air daily JFK reports through Monday. CBS plans Belmont Stakes coverage and Meet the Press with Murrow. NBC features an ice show with Lawford and Peggy Lee. CBS Reports revisits A Case of Real Murder. ABC offers Silents Please on heroines in peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennedy
France
de Gaulle
Russia
Khrushchev
NBC
CBS
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Vivian Vance
Red Skelton
Peter Lawrod
Peggy Lee
ABC
Accidents Claim 462 Lives Over Memorial Day Weekend
The four day Memorial Day observance saw 462 highway fatalities, the worst toll for a Memorial period in U S history, with 683 violent accident incidents, 4 boating deaths, 63 drownings, and 48 other mishaps during the 102 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Child Drowned in Bucket of Water
A one year old named Tong Jackson died when a toy allegedly fell into a bucket on a porch at his parents home Wednesday. Police are investigating the incident as a possible accidental drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Tong
Jemen Hou Eeton
Prescott High boys head to Camp Robinson for Boys State
Six Prescott High School boys and an Emmet youth will leave for Camp Robinson to attend Boys State. Attending are James Hairston Bill McDougald David Purtle Gus Robey Larry Stockton Jerry Worthington and James Perry Murry with chaperones Mrs Parle and Mrs Hairston. Also noted are a bridal shower for Miss Betty Milam and a May 29 wedding for E B Johnson and partner at 40 West Main Street with reception and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott High School
Emmet
Camp Robinson
James Hairston
Glen Hairston
Bill McDougald
Dick Stewart
David Purtle
Sid Purtle
Gus Robey
Jack Robey
Larry Stockton
Datton Stockton
Jerry W. Worthington
J.T. Worthington
Prescott
James Perry Murry
J. P. Murry
Parle
Hairston
Tillman Worthington
E. B. Johnson
W. Main St
Percy Hoffpank
The
Nazarene Church of
Jace Mille
Dinsner
26Th St
Oklahoma City
James
Glen S. Gillespie
Camden
Herbert ‘Meador
Lewisville
Jeff Barlow
Rosston
Iceberg Husbands Prompt Pages Of Advice From Dorothy Dix
A Dorothy Dix column discusses cold distant husbands in letters from wives like So Unhappy of New Jersey. Readers share experiences of marital strain, with advice urging self-reflection, possible divorce, and support tips while noting some marriages endure and later thaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thusband
New Jersey
Helen
Adam
Has a Time With Handcuffs
Philadelphia AP reports Martha Tilghman, 31, arrested on charges of stealing $416 in groceries. A police officer cuffed her wrists but broke the key. officers failed to remove the cuffs at City Hall. Firemen freed her after 45 minutes with a high speed drill and heat, she faces a hearing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Martha V. Tighman
City Hall
Mrs. Tilghman
Fhe
Remaks TV Cowboy Tires of Hearing Remaks TV
New York AP humor piece lists TV cowboy lines about horses aging violence and stunt mishaps. The star jokes about safety misfires and on set banter with Con and crew, noting practical jokes and imperfect horse stunts.
Arkansas A&M College reorganization prompts faculty turnover
MONTICELLO Ark AP President Jack W Mears Wednesday night said changes at Arkansas A&M College accompany reorganization but aim to unlock the institution s potential serving southeast Arkansas. He reported 14 faculty members leaving, mostly to return to school or seek positions at other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ark
Arkansas A&m College
Jack W. Mears
Mears
A&m
Arkansas
Arkansas A&m
Arkansas Farmers Sign Up For 1961 Grain Program
A. C. Mowery Jr. of the Arkansas Stabilization and Conservation Committee estimates about 6,000 farmers signed up for the 1961 federal grain program after registrations closed Thursday. The plan pays farmers to divert land from corn and grain sorghums to conservation projects to reduce government stockpiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
A. C. Mowery Jr
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Teh Idee Husband Regrets Berety Dix Registration
A fragmentary notice references Berety Dix registration and mentions Frauemark and Gell Syesicate Feature in unclear context. The readable text suggests a registry or registration topic involving named individuals, with no clear date or place. Further specifics are unavailable in the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frauemark
Faubus Seeks Support for $60 Million Bond Plan
Gov. Orval Faubus pushed his $60 million state construction bond plan at a Hot Springs gathering, arguing schools receive large funds while other agencies need attention. Opponents from the Arkansas Education Association and the Arkansas Committee for the Public Schools warn the bonds would drain school resources, while financing includes 12 extra Hot Springs Race Track days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Orve E. Faubus
Faubus
Arkansas Hospital Association
Arkansas
Univeristy of Arkansas
State, Hospital
Arkansas Children’s Colony
Arkansas Education Association
Arkansas Committee For the Public Schools
Joshua K. Shepherd
Little Rock
Shepherd
Forrest Rozzell
AEA
Hot Springs Oaklawn Park
North Arkansas Methodist Church Convention
William “E. Brown
Christian Civic Foundation of Arkansas
Oaklawn
Brown
Irish Playwright Isolated in Jail
Hollywood AP reports Irish playwright Brendan Behan, 38, held in an isolation cell at police headquarters after being accused of disturbing the peace. Behan was arrested at McGeo's Pizza Restaurant when manager Jery Brentani refused to serve him a beer and police say he swore and acted disorderly. Patrolman Charles Brewer said Behan swung at him but missed during processing. Brewer quoted that he acted like a character from one of Behan's plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Brendan Behan
Behan
McGeo's
Jery Brentani
Brentari
Charles Brewer
Brewer
Bronze Age Urns Found by East German Museum Team
In the Malchin district of East Germany, Schwerin Prehistoric Museum officials report discovery of Bronze Age burial urns and early Stone Age vase splinters dating 3,000 to 4,008 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Schwerin Prehistoric Museum
Malchin
East Germany
Hope Star Advertisers and Staff Directory 1929
The Hope Star issue lists staff roles including President Atex Washburn Secretary Treasurer and editor names such as Washéwin Paul M. Jones and Donal Parker, plus advertising, circulation, and subscription rates. It notes advertising representatives across several states and mentions Associated Press rights for local and AP dispatch republication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diternouty
Pater
Atex
Washburn
Secy-Treas
Jenseey
South Worret Trent
Een
Bente Arhanes Alex
M. Washéwin
I Eubliahe
Paul M. Jones
Ei Donal Parker
Ig Deen Adler
Raper, Jr
Einen Mae
Feotve W
Hosmer
Mech
Births Reported in Hope Area Last Month
A local birth notice lists multiple families in Hope with newborns including Paula Lee, Anita Carol, Karen Denise, Donald Vancil Jr, Thomas Dale, Carl Lee, Thelma, Lee, Cynthia Michell, and Rose Mary. Names appear with parental households at addresses on East 13th Street, South Grady Street, Route 1 Patmos, West Avenue D, Box 910, Route 4 Box 19, North Hazel Street, Route 1 Ozan, Laurel Street, and Laurel Street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donal Parker
East 13Th St. Hope
Paula Lee
James Chester Brittdin
Grady $T
Hope
Johnathan Neal
William E.y Jackson
Patmos
Anita Carol
Hoyt Lynn Townsend
West Avenue D
Firl
Karen Denise
Donald Vancil
Moore Jr
South 23Rd St
Et Smith
Clinnetlh Odell Adams
Box 910
Hge
Thomas Dale
Maurice Jackson
North Hazel St
Carl Lee
Bennie Steward
Fulton
Thelma
Lee Walker
Ozan
Lee
James’ H. Jorden
S. Laurel St. Hope
Suit Against NAACP Dismissed in Arkansas
Little Rock Circuit Judge Guy Amsler dismissed a 1957 suit by former Attorney General Bruce Bennett seeking to bar the NAACP from practicing law in Arkansas. The order said there was no proof the NAACP participated in two state suits, and federal courts already control who may practice in U.S. courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Guy Amsler
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Amsler
Atty
Bruce Bennett
NAACP
Arkansas
Amster
Bennett
NAPI
van’ Buren
U.S
Public Hearing Set on Feed Storage Bins Along L A Railroad
A public hearing will be held to consider a permit for installing feed storage bins along the L A railroad track about 200 south offward Street. The hearing is scheduled for 7:20 p.m. on Monday June 5th, 1961 at the City Ball Courtroom. Mrs Chas F Reynerson is City Clerk-Treasurer, notice dated June 1, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nission
Offard Street
City Ball
Chas. F. Reynerson
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Society
Red Land 4H
Red Land 4 H
McCaskill
Glenda Spicer
Lucretia Bolt
Sue Hill
Sherry Fulton
John
Mr. and
Mrs. Crews
James T. McCorkle
Denny and
Chrystal
Claude McCorkle
Tulsa
Oklo
Irvin D. McCorkle
Marshall McCorkle
Southern State
Tommy Gibson
Patims
Garland Smith
Eugene Holmes
Texarkana
James N. Holt
Todd
Thad
Biloxi
B. N. Holt
Lawrence McDowell
Arlington,Tex
J. S. McDowell
Cannon Mays
Doris Shipp
Memphis
Tenn
George Crews
Mr. Shipp
Dixie Drive-In Movies
Alea Ladd
Hell
Gildren
Dune 1
Firs
Marcelete
Porter
Weexs
Demesaepen
Jfk
Cynthia Lowry
Janet Henry
Prescott News
Betty Milam
Slaton McLelland
R. C. McBrayer
Buck White
Fred Bolls
Pat Thorpe
Charlie Milam
John Hulan
Milam
Kay Thorpe
Barbara Bolls
Martha Bolls
John E. Hale
Kentfield, Calif
Tom Bemis
Mrs
J. J. Bruce
Floyd Hubbard
S. R. Nelson
A. R. Underwood
Mr. Underwood
Ft. Huachuca
Ariz
Janelle Ruth Payne
Williard M. Payne, Sr
Matt Hill
Dallas, Tex
Williard M. Payne
0. G. Hirst
E. Johnson
Frank Gothert
Dorothy DIX
Hele Worden Erskine
So-Unhappy
Satn
Mrs. Lonely
Worden Erskine
Hal Boyle
Don O'Leary
Reginald van Bustard
Con
Hamiet
Jake
Hope Star
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Nevada Lofegatta
Howard and Miller
Counses
Arkansas Dollies
Sterich
Techn
Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
I 42Nd St
N.a
Penobscot
Detroit
Mich
Armociated Press
Associated Press
AP Naw
Christine Puryear
Elsie Chism
Christine’s Beauty Shop
N. Walnut Dial
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