4-H and church group meet for demonstrations and prayer
Society calendar notes a prayer service and song led by Judy England and Sharon Evans with The Night Circle of W M Wallace Byers speaking on a First Royalist Church camping trip. Demonstrations included How to Posture and How to make a pin, with Wallace Byers and Wollerman Circle presenting Fishing Flies. Refreshments served to leaders and 15 members. A Shover Springs 4-H Club meeting followed on June 20 led by Sandra Wright. A Tuesday Bridge Club gathering with Mrs. Kelly Bryant occurred on June 20 with two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy England
Kiew
Wallace Byers
Ggyar Springs
Shover Springs
Commiutity
Sandra Wright
Sharon Evans
Wits
Harry Hanthorne
Kelly Bryant
Afternoon Bridge Club Meets with High Scores and Floral Decor
Mrs. Hawking Most To Bridge Club hosted a Tuesday night meeting on June 20 with gardenias daisies and mixed bouquet arrangements. Mrs. Monty Monts was high scorer and Mrs. Ralph Emerson second high during refreshments. Miss Jeanne Lee Hames daughter of Mrs. Marie Hames of Morrison became the bride of Ap Nokt Ball son of Mrs. A. C. Ball of Hope and the late A C Ball at 3 pm in her mother's home with Rev. F I Jacobsen officiating. Nuptial music was recorded and sisters Miss Donna Hames and Miss Ann Hames were candlelighters. The bride wore Chantilly lace and silk illusion with a Queen Anne collar and lace bodice, with a tulle skirt and crescent gardenia bouquet. Miss Sue Carole Jones was attendant and Donald Brown acted as best man. The bride is a Harrison High School graduate now with Arkansas Avroplane Corporation. the groom attended Louisiana Polytechnic Institute and works at West's Department Store. They will reside in Harrison after a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawking
Thad Hawkins, Jr
Monty Monts
Ralph Emerson
Jeanne Lee Hames
Marie Hames
Norrison
Apnokt
Ball
A. C. Ball
Hope
F. I. Jacobsen
Donna Hames
Ann Hames
Ernest Goodwin
Benton
Chantilly
Sue
Carole Jones
Donald Brown
Harrison High School
Arkansas Avroplance Corporation
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Ruston
West's Department Store
Harrison
Coming and Going In and out of Nortonville and beyond
A long list of visitors and travelers across Kansas and Texas is noted. Rev. Dale Gardner and family from Nortonville Kansas visit the Hall household. Dallas guests visit Tidwell and Tranam households. Memphis visitors arrive to see Lea Robins. Terre Haute visitors join the group. Billy Duckett travels to Little Rock to be with D D Glover during surgery. James Cantley from Denver visits Hope. Worth Texas guests visit the Polk family. Memphis visitors Bean family return home. Minshaw family from Prescott seen with Sorrens and Woodson kin. Disneyland trip planned via San Francisco and Denver. Josie Anderson of Little Rock spends a few weeks in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fountain
Jack
Edgar Woodson
Prescott
San Francisco
Calif
Ben, H. Woodson
Disneyland
Denver
Colo
Edgar Wodson, Jr
Families Visit Relatives Across States and Canada
The text lists numerous social visits and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Dock Wimberly and two children from New Orleans visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Horton in Washington and Hope. It notes F Thomas Marilyn and Mark of Gallant California visiting Brice Thomas and Peggy, James C Henry hosting relatives, Captain Turel Hogue and family returning to K J Sawyer Air Base, and a trip with relatives to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock “Wimberly
New Orleans
Elizabeth Horton
Washington
Hope
Mrs
F. Thomas
Marilyn
Mark
Gallant, Calif
Brice
Thomas
Peggy
Turel Hogue
K. J. Sawyer Air Base
Mar‘quelle
Mick
Rp, Hogue
Hoyts
Canada
Weather forecast for Missouri tonight and Saturday
Fair weather dominates the state with a cooler feel in the north tonight and Saturday. Lows range from 62 to 72 degrees, with highs in the 80s Saturday across most areas, cooler in the northwest and warmer in the east and south. Northwest will warm as a temperature shift moves east and south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Hospital Notes and Memorial Admitteds and Discharges
A compiled hospital notes list admits and discharges across Hope and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Roy Ranson Mrs Williams St Young Mr Jyle Valentine and many others with numerous first and last names and places such as Emmet Rosston Lake Village Prescott Patmos San Antonio and Washington. Two birth announcements note baby girls born June 20 and June 21 to local families, with several patients from Hope and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ranson
Hope
Williams St. Young
Columbus
Jyle Valentine
Flope
Jewell Martin
David Johnson
Gracie
Reggan
Baby Gin
Carl Ray Turner
Dwight Walton
Bart T. Stone
Blevins
Wade Benefield
Gordon Skinner
James R. Whitehead
Rosston
Halls Luck
Foy Sammons
W. A. Downs
Washington
T. 8. Richards
Lake Village
Texas
Phil Sutton
Prescott
Mintie Clark
Henry Fisk
Alfred Crawford
Temmet
W. T. Yarberry
Jim Holmes
Myr
Willam R. Young
Gail Singard
Faubus Labels Continued from Page One Bond Act Debate
Governor Faubus and Rev. McDonald engage in a sharp exchange over the bond act and race issues. McClinton questions the governor’s career stakes while McDonald emphasizes the race issue as a broader concern, noting the governor’s Baptist ties yet condemning the evil of gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClinton
McDonald
Canadians Under Wing of Benny
AP writer Cynthia Lowry reports on Canadian comedians Wayne and Shuster joining Jack Benny's team for a new TV show "Holiday Lodge" as social directors of a resort. Benny's production backs the series as a summer replacement, with the pair noting the potential benefit of calling it The Jack Benny Show. The article also covers Arkansas bond politics, Governor Faubus criticizing press coverage of the issue and a teacher payout implied by a vote against the bond proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
AP TV
NEW York (Ap
Wayne and
Shuster
Ed Sulivan
Jack Benny
Benny
Johnny Wayne
Dorothy Dix Helps Troubled Wife Resolve Hurdles
Dorothy Dix answers a reader urging nonviolent self assertion to stop insults from her husband. The letter describes a family rift, friends rallied by the wife, and a summer visit planned with relatives. The piece notes the columnist’s advice and offers help resources.
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Bradford Dillman
Suzy Parker
Audie Murphy
Gary Crosby
Dolores Michaels
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R. L. Broach
Jeanne Hames
Dale Gardner
Nortonville
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Gardner
Kansas
Henry Schaefer
Ruth Brown
Dallas
Jim Tidwell
Bil Tranam
Memphis, Tenn
Lea Robins
John Fludson and Son
Terre Haute, Ind
Billy Duckett
Lillie Rock
D. D. Glover
Malvern
Mr. Glover
James William Cantley
Denjver, Colo
W. Fl. Brezell
Tor Worth, Texas
Joe Polk
James . Bean
George Patrick Minshaw
Premont, Texas
Rufus Sorrens
Josie Anderson
Little Rock
Claudia McCorkle
Hempstead
Estry
Claudia Louise McCorkle
Hallar McCorkle
Victory
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