Combined Society Meetings and Weddings Notes
A mass of society notices records joint meetings of Wagleyen Service Guild No 2 and Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 at the First National Bank Community Room on Monday June 11 at 7 30 pm with urged good attendance. Also Fidelis Sunday School class of First Methodist will hold a potluck at Fair Park same day at 6 45 pm rain location in Mary and Martha Classroom. Hosts provide meats drinks and bread. guests bring vegetables salads or desserts. Ans Wallerman Circle of First Baptist meets at Mrs Miles Laha home June 1 at 7 20 pm, and Buildens Bible S S Class at Mrs H A Sprage gin s 222 S Edgewood with co hosts Mrs Charles Reymeyson and Mrs W A Williams at 7 30 pm. All members urged to attend. Circle 1 and 2 of First Presbyterian Church meet together in Chapel June 12 at 10 am. Circle 3 at 2 30 pm same day. Circle 4 meets at 7 30 pm at Mrs George Hosmer home with attendees including Misses Penny Franks Maryl Gayle Re Rae Susy Booty and Mesdames J W Franks Bil McRae and Duffie Booth. Bridal party included a lavender dress with fleur de emnour corsage and daisies and yellow roses arrangements. Assorted snacks and coffee served to about 35 guests. Miss Mary Gayle McRae presided at guest book.
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Wagleyan Service Guild No. 2
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
First National Bank
Fidelis
First Methodist
Fair Park
Mary & Martha
Willl
Dessart
Buildens Bible S. S
First’ Baptist Church
H. A. Sprage "Gins
S. Edgewood Will
Charles Reymeyson
W. A. Willams
Penny Franks
Maryl Gayle ReRaé
Susy Booty
J. W. Franks
Bil McRae
Duffie Booth
Dog
Mary Gayle McRae
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Upcoming Events
Mrs Bill Tranum and Mrs Scott DeLee plus families arrived for a weekend visit with the Robins in Hope. A Jones/King trip to the World’s Fair in Seattle is planned, and Little Rock Girls State attendees from Hope are listed among many local youths. A potluck dinner, Shrine Club meeting, and church picnic are slated for mid June, with a Cherry Case bridal shower at Hope Country Club announced.
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Bill Tranum
Memphis
Scott DeLee
Scott Jr
David
Dallas
Tex
Robins
Tranum
Jom A. Hudson
Jay
Hazell Crest
Little Rock
Mary Annn Beaty
Dora Ann King
Barbara Reese
Joannie Lowe
Jennifer Cox
Jan Ellis
Mary Alicea
Caston
Sharon Green
Jane Grigg
Cherry Anderson
All of Hope
Hazel Gourley
Byenda 4
Falkney
Emmet
Marsha Bowden
Tyler
Polly
Nation
New London
Jb. T. Fen
Gine
Miss Baa
The
Hope Country Club
Patentate
Leon Dunham
Noble
Perry Stewart
Bill Walters
Shrine Club
Fagan
Cherry Caen
Cherry Case
Jimmy’ Lloyd
the Hope Country Club
First Christian Church Send Helpers to Chi Rho Camp
Sunday afternoon Debbie Dunn Harry Dow Wright and Sam my Gateslet travel as representatives of the First Christian Church of Hope for Chi Rho Camp. David Hendrix departed Saturday for the Air Force in Amarillo Texas. Judge and Mrs Lyle Bown hosted weekend guests Mr and Mrs M K Lockhart Mr and Mrs James Lockhart and Lyle of Forrest City. Jeannie Prickett of Benton arrived to serve as Youth Director at First Methodist Church and will spend the summer with the H C Kyler household.
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Alternoon
Debbie Dunn
Harry Dow Wright
Sammy Gateslet
Chi Rho
Christian Church of Hope
M. K. Lockhart
James’ Lockhart
Lyle
Forrest City
Judge
Lyle Bown
James Lockhart
Jeannie Prickett
Benton
First Methodist Church
H. C. Kylers
Hospital Notes Memorial Admitted and Discharged Loads of Hope Patients
A list of admitted and discharged patients from Memorial hospital includes Mrs. Paul Chinteh Hope and several others across Hope Willisville Patmos Emmet and Columbus area. Notable entries include a baby girl birth on June 8 and multiple discharges such as Herbert Griffin Ed Cox and Mrs Ben McBay.
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Paul Chinteh
Hope
Walter L. Heading
Willisville
Kayen Betts
Patmos
Hollis Luck
Dave Curtis
Troy Russell
Emmet
Frank Hill
Hopes
J. L. Buckley
McCaskill
Joe Vines
L. BD
Mareup
Lamar Duvail
Frank Ride
Robert B. Adams
Herbert Griffin
Ed Cox
Fulton
Ben McBay
Girl Hope
B. H. Clayton
Bob White
Roy Seward
Joyce Reiley
Karen Betts
Waller Heading
Joe Barham
Sylvester Honea
Robert Porter
B&PW selects new officers in Arkansas federation
Mrs. Mary Jess Lankford of Hot Springs was named Saturday president of the Arkansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. Named vice presidents were Mrs. Ellene Johnson of Texarkana, Miss Ruth Jane Mixon of West Memphis, and Miss Janice Falls of Russellville. Mrs. Lankford succeeds Mrs. Ira Grey Taylor of North Little Rock.
Splice Consumption and Flavoring Imports in 1961
In 1961 US consumption of spices and flavorings exceeded 185 million pounds, roughly one pound per capita, with imports and domestic production contributing to the total. The report outlines how supply sources supported this level of use across the year.
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United States
Faa
Movie Star deaths hero to rescue wife in fire
AP reports Billy Allen the famous star died a hero while trying to save his wife from a burning home in Charity Kansas. NBC’s The Movie Star presents a sensationalized tale painting him as a drunked villain, with family and fans dissecting the star’s life. CBS airs Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall as counterprogramming.
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New York
Billy Allen
Billy
Charity
Kan
NBC
Aloady
Korea
William Bast
Julie
Carol
Carnegie Hall
CBS
Julie Andrews
Sarah Burnell
Opponents of Franco Jailed in Spanish Roundup
Madrid AP dispatch reports hundreds of Franco dissidents arrested in a sweeping roundup. Five monarchists were seized on returning from Munich protests. three favored exile, two sent to forced residence in the Canary Islands for up to two years. Exiles include Jose Maria Gil Robles and Jesus Prados Alvarte. Joaquin de Salvastegui and Fernanda Alvarez de Miranda among those detained. Families denied access during weekend arrests.
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Hapslo EM Miles Madrid
Francisco Franco
Munich
Germany
Canary Islands
Paris
Fuerte Ventura
Canaries
Joaquin de Salvastegui
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Fernanda Alvarez de Miranda
Valdivia
Madrid City
Jaime Miralles
Oid
Jose Maria Gil Robles
Jesus Prados Alvarte
Madrid University
Freeman regrets Estes remarks and probes begin
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman reportedly wishes he had not called the Estes case overblown. Senator Mundt said Freeman discussed the matter with him for 90 minutes and indicated his May 7 press remark was premature. Estes, a West Texas promoter, faces fraud charges amid ongoing Senate and House investigations into influence and favored treatment in federal programs.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
Karl E. Mundt
R-S
Mundt
Freeman
Estes
West Texas
Senate Subcommittee
House
Kenneth B.keating
RALY
Desperate Letters on Love and Loyalty Across Family Lines
A collection of advice excerpts addresses tangled affairs within families and romances. Questions range from a felt rivalry involving a brother in law, a separated couple, and a mother’s guidance on pursuing a former schoolfriend, to a wife coping with her husband’s infidelity. The responses underscore personal conscience, possible reconciliation, or divorce while recommending reading Dorothy Dix material for broader guidance.
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Helen
Duty of Estes questioned in grain bond case scandal
A House subcommittee probes the Agriculture Department over Estes alleged favoritism linked to a $700,000 bond for storing grain valued up to $50 million. Mundt accuses audits and transfers of allotments as core issues while noting a legal plan and prior fines amid inquiries into cotton price support schemes. The hearing focuses on audit accuracy, bond adequacy, and appointment to the National Advisory Cotton Council.
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New York
Mundt
Agriculture Department
Estes
House
Tstes
National Advisory Cotton Council
Prom Night Revisited Dorsey High Alumni Recall 42
In Los Angeles AP report on Dorsey High School prom, 420 graduates were contacted for a 20 year late reunion. Nearly 200 classmates gathered Saturday night from Mission Viejo and Illinois, with stories of babies, waistlines, and stock market talk amid a wartime memory.
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Los Angeles
Rodger Young
Robert Allinson
Misson'i
Ilinois
Beauty Engaged Miss Arkansas Frances Anderson to Crawford
The engagement of Miss Frances Jane Anderson Miss Arkansas to J Wayne Crawford of Little Rock was announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Robert W Anderson of Pine Bluff. A fall wedding is planned.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Frances Jane Anderson
Arkansas
J. Wayne Crawford
Little Rock
Robert W. Anderson
GOP Faces Lynch Mroad Convention Fight in Worcester
Boston AP reports a volatile race as the Republican camp debates dynasty ties and the Kennedy shadow. George Lodge, Laurence Curtis, and other rivals rally at Worcester convention to nominate a U S Senate candidate amid attacks on maturity and party unity.
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Boston
Dynasty
Tssue
Edward M. Kenedy
Presdent
GOP
Wolcester
United Nations
U.S
Chet Laurence Curtis
Meni Lodge
On¢E
John F. Kote
Lodge
Sunda
Korite
Democrata
House
Cau Curtis
Ted.’ Kennedy
Guirtis
Republican “Party
Jess
Cendoraeaninte
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