Hope community meeting notices and events June 10 to 12
Society notices list church group meetings in Hope Arkansas for Monday through Thursday June 10 12 1968. Activities include Wesleyan Service Guild First Presbyterian Chancel Choir Builder's Class Faith Sunday School and Deborrah Circle gatherings plus a Spaghetti Supper at First Methodist and garden club field trip details with hostesses and locations. Also reports a Victory Homemakers meeting Space Saver Shoe Rack lesson and a luncheon honoring bride elect Donna Cochran with attendees from Hot Springs Texarkana and Ashdown. Sydney McMath arrives from Boston for summer visit before returning to Marblehead.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
The
United Methodist Church
Kathaleen Broach
South
Hervey St. Hope
Arkansas
First Baptist Church
Jack Arnett
C. C. Temple
Faith Sunday School
Guy Griggs
Hubert Thrash
Owen Hollis
Victory Homemakers
Victory Extension Homemakers Club
Travis England
Eva McKinney
Clayborne Rowe
Jerry Brown
Robert Cash
New Mexico Prods Film Makers Gain Ground On Location
Gov David Cargo promotes New Mexico as a film location after Hollywood talks. Projects include The Money Gun at Acoma Pueblo and When I ve Got the Moon with Helen Hayes in Santa Fe area. The Easy Rider parade scene filmed near Las Vegas NM and Wastern draft site eyed at Farmington. Arizona objects citing higher workmen’s comp costs while studios consider sites in New Mexico.
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Bob Thomas
Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Arizona
David F. Cargo
Hollywood
Cargo
Jim Brown
Acoma Pueblo
Helen Hayes
Santa
Peter Fonda
Las Vegas
20Th Century-Fox
Farmington
Santa Fe
Arizoe Ha
Jack Williams
Hope Arkansas Couple Plans June Wedding for Carolyn Crews
Mr and Mrs Richard C Crews announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Carolyn to Pvt Herbert Dorman son of Mr and Mrs Curtis Dorman of Bodeaw Carolyn is a Hope High School graduate He is a 1967 graduate of Bodean and is stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma The wedding is set for the latter part of June All friends are invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Richard C. Crews
Hope
Carolyn
Herbert Dorman
Curtis Dorman
Bodeaw
Hope High School
Herbert
Bodean
Ft. Still
Oklahoma
Helen Help Us Youth Questions and Advice Column
A 1967 Hope Star column invites teens to send questions and concerns to Helen Bottel. It features humorous and serious prompts about marriage stress, argumentative spousal discipline, dating rules, and social pressures, with readers’ letters and Helen’s guidance. The page also notes a related historical remark about Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation.
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Helen
Slammer
Connecticut
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
Inc
Skin care tips for teens and bridal glow
The guidance warns against messy night creams before bed and suggests using baby cream for smooth invisible coverage that won’t stain linen. It notes teen skin benefits from care, diet, exercise, rest, and cleanliness, with calamine lotion at bedtime to reduce blemishes.
U S Mourns Assassination of Kennedy
National day of mourning for Senator Robert F. Kennedy observed across churches and public services. Clergy leaders including Archibishop John F. Dearden and Cardinal Cushing lament violence in society while prayers and Masses emphasize peace. Rose Kennedy and officials gather as tributes span Boston Philadelphia and Washington. Pope Paul VI addressed thousands in St Peter's Square.
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Thanstion
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
John F. Dearden
United States
Kennedy
Philadelphia
St. Peter and Paul
Philip J. Dowling
Terence J. Cooke
New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Robert Kennedy
White House
Billy Graham
Johnson
Hyannis Port
Mass
Rose Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Brome
Pope Paul VI
St. Peter’s Square
Television and Radio in a Changing Public Service Era
Cynthia Lowry reviews television and radio coverage after a period of heavy public service broadcasting. She notes the strained but improving program lineup, the emotional funeral coverage for Robert F Kennedy, and the challenge broadcasters faced during Kennedy’s train journey. The piece reflects on network commentaries and historic moments including Edward Kennedy and Andy Williams.
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Cynthia Lowry
Wester
New York
Telaviston
Suneaya
Los Angeles
Arlington
Marlin Perskins
Sst. Patrick’s Cathedral
Robert F. Kennnedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Andy Williams
Washington
Networks Pause Ads During Kennedy Tragedy Coverage
The three networks pre empted programming and discarded ads for blocks of time over four days in coverage of the Kennedy tragedy. Estimates suggest near 3 million dollars a day in lost advertising as they delayed normal fare before gradually returning to normal on Sunday.
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Thorugh
Earl Lier
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Society
First Presbyterian Church
Hope Iris Club
Bill Stroud
Deborah
Laura Betts
South Elm
First Methodist Church
Lilac Garden Club
Hope B&pw Club
Diamond
Matt
Donna Kay Cochran
Mac’ McLarty
Robert LaGrone
Mitchell LaGrone
Virgil Cochran
Hot Springs
Frank McLarty
Tom McLarty
Jeanie Cobb
Ashdown
Bonnie Jamison
Junie Nelson
Texarkana
Girls State
Fred Formby
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 12
Formby
McDowell Turner
Linda Cummings
Jenny Callicott
Junanne Reynolds
Robyn Galloway
Pat Westbrook
Carla Martin
Janey Seams
Nancy Martindale
Janet Foley
Donna Connelly
Camp Robinson
Sydney McMath
Syd McMath
Mrs. MccMath
Marblehead
Danielle Laine
Nice
France
Danielle
Tonite
Warren Faye Dunaway
Bonnte Cwclyde
Our
Saul David
ARK
NWOC
Abraham Lincoln
State of
the Kroger Co
Krogers
Kroger
Fryer Parts
Vy Gal
Avondale
California
Ies & Qufon
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U.S
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