Hope Area June Events Calendar Highlights
A busy weekly calendar lists the Hope Country Club Ladies Bridge Luncheon on June 22 at 1 pm with reservations due by Wednesday noon. Activities include a Rummage and Bake Sale June 23–24 to fund a special camp, a Huckabee family reunion June 23–24, a Southwest Arkansas jamboree June 24 with Red Goodner and the Country Boys, Hope Band parents picnic June 24 at 2 pm, and Hope Duplicate Bridge Club results from June 19 with Dr. George Wright set to host June 26.
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Hope Country Clu Ladies Bridge
Jack Lowe
Frank McLarty
The
Hope Country Club
Hempstead County Association For
Keith
East 2Nd Street
Red Goodner
Hope Band
Hope Fair Park
Tom Buchholzer
Beer Bread and Suede Threads Run Through July News
A recipe for Beer Bread shows beer adds flavor and moistness but not faster rising, with a 4 1/2 to 3 1/2 cup flour mix, yeast, beer, shortening, sugar and salt. The piece also mentions a Youth Fellowship event at New Hope Baptist Church and notes suede fashion gaining summer popularity.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
New Hope Baptist Church
Hwy. 4 North
Youth Fellowship of Union Baptist Association
Elbert O'Steen
Judge to decide on panel review of prisoner contracts
Blytheville Arkansas AP Judge G Thomas Eisele said he will decide in about two weeks whether a federal panel should hear a challenge to the constitutionality of negotiating prisoner contracts. The suit questions an Arkansas law allowing counties to negotiate prisoners labor and argues violations of the 13th and 14th amendments. Defendants include Mississippi County Dan Blodgett Olen E Thomas and County Judge A A Banks. If a conflict is found Eisele will ask the 8th Circuit chief judge M C Mathis to name a three judge panel.
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Olen E. Thomas
Mississippi
A. A. Banks
Blodgett
Thomas
Eisele
M. C. Mathis
U S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Help Us Dear Helen Snores and Sleepless Spouse
A reader requests nonviolent solutions for a snoring husband that leads to waking himself and punching. Earplugs helped little. the couple contemplates separate rooms. Advice emphasizes patient reevaluation, possible sleep-related behavior changes, and avoiding escalation.
Sporty Shoe Brings Comfort to Fashion Footwear
A sporty shoe blends comfort with style for women who struggle with platform heels. It resembles a hush puppy look, features a front tie, a low flat heel, and arrives in bright colors and multiple styles.
Arkansas income rises in first quarter 1972
Arkansas personal income rose 1.5 percent in Q1 1972 over Q1 1971, the Arkansas Business and Economic Review reported. Unemployment fell from 5.2 to 4.9 percent while the national rate edged up to 6.2 percent. Manufacturers’ raw materials value rose 13.1 percent from the prior quarter, and farm sales reached 189,019,000, up 1.9 percent seasonally.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas
Arkansas Business and Economic Review
College of Business Administration
The
University of Arkansas
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John B
Martha Powell Huckabee
Winfred Huckabee
Hope Duplicate
R.D. Moore
Rudy Fick
Mike Kelly
George Wright
Dr. Wright
Millwood
Swaha Lodge
Lake Grees
Hope
Roy Anderson
Thompson Evans, Jr
J.C. Jones
Alexandria
Herbert Burns
Baber
Dewey Baber
Douglas Building
Ollie Baber
Benton
Mary Gallogly
Mineral Springs
J.L. Stringer
Nashville
James Stringer
Indianapolis
Ind
Harold Stringer
M.O. Beal
Gainsville
Fla
Gilbert Osburn
Jacksonville
Don Price
Little Rock
Larry Baker
Beebe
Melanie
Elaine Gibson
North Little Rock
Charles D. Gibson
Dana Gibson
Bill Johnson
Ft. Worth
T.W. Caudle
Freddie Todd
Dallas
A.O. Smith
Johnson
B.C. Johnson
Janette
Alexandria, la
Mr. Lowe
Billy F. Brown and Sons
Deborah Lafayette
Guiding Star
Suede
Howard Wolfe
Tonite
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Lee
Clint
Butte Knits
Ladies Specialty Shop
Helen
Treminders
B.B
J.T
M. Dear K
Penneys
Pt Arm
Ere
Con Fort
Penn-Prest
Brefarsnorts
Stuersbad
Jcpenney
Uptown
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