Society Notes Show Potluck and Weddings in Hope
The Jett B Graves Class of the First Methodist Church hosts a potluck on Tuesday at 7 PM with hostesses Mrs Elmer Brown Mrs Roy Stephenson and Mrs Victor Cobb. June 26 Executive Board of Eope Chapter Junior Auxiliary meets at 9 15 AM in the Community Room First National Bank, then General Chapter at 10 AM. Thursday brings a party for bride elect Sue Ann Smith hosted by Mrs Vincent Foster and Mrs Dick Watkins at 10 30 AM. The Hope Community Play House reports new officers Bill Routon president Marlin Poole Jr secretary Troy Hamons business manager Kae Leimbacher director and more. new members include Mrs Lloyd Guerin and Mary Ann Avery. The Gentilly Baptist Church wedding of Miss Bobbie Jean Young and Barry N Hill was held in New Orleans with a double ring ceremony and reception at the church. The couple now resides at 122 West Avenue C in Hope.
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Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Elmer Brown
Roy Stephenson
Victor Cobb
Eope Chapter
First National Bank
Vincent Foster
Dick Watkins
Johnny Graves
Sue Ann Smith
Hursday
Foster Home
Hope Community Play House
Troy Hammons
Bill Routen
Marlin Poole, Jr
Ken Daniels
Kae Leimbacher
George Peck, Jr
Chris Petra
Pat
Don Evans
Judy Aydelott
Brents McPherson
Joe Keesey
Il Dorado
Life Theatre
Rose Young
New Orleans
Marie Duffey
Hope
Eddleman
McEver
Patty Estes
Eddie Galfour
Mary Young
Brenda Sicks
Shreveport
Janet Heart
Madeline Young
Jerry Garrett
Buddy Harris
Joe Mason
Caroll Welches
Joe Rick
Doris Duprey
West Avenue C
My. Nitl
Young Chevrolet Co
Bette Davis and Paul Henreid reunite for Dead Ringer
Hollywood reports a renewed screen partnership as Bette Davis and Paul Henreid reteam at Warner Bros for Dead Ringer. Henreid directs while Davis plays dual roles, with Karl Malden as her leading man, in a production promising split screens and tricky storytelling.
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Hollywood
Bette Davis
Paul Henreid
Paul
Bette
Warner Brothers
Henreid
Karl Malden
Bete
Jack Warner
Tyre
Academy
Vienna
London
New York
Coming and Going Baby of Shreveport Visits Aunt
Mr and Mrs AJR Wendling, baby of Shreveport, spent the weekend with his aunt Mrs Bul Brown.
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Ajr. Wendling
Shreveport
Bul Brown
Khrushchev Warns World War Could Annihilate Civilization
Soviet Premier Khrushchev warned at the World Woman's Congress that a new world war would kill hundreds of millions and incinerate much of civilization. He spoke of a rocket nuclear war while defending peaceful coexistence despite tensions with China. The address, read for him to 6,000 delegates, emphasized antiwar and equal rights themes as spaceflight hero Valentina Tereshkova was feted.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
World Woman's Congress
Soviet Union
Khrushcev
Peking
United States
U.S
Valentina ‘Kreshkava
Valya
Valery Bykovsky
Alfred Hitchcock
Paul
Davis
Frivasee
Bette
Credit Tight Yet Loans Available, says AP report
Mortgage funds remain accessible across most regions despite tighter short term credit. Builders expect 1963 construction to match or rise above 1962, with foreclosures rising even as incomes grow. Family Economics Bureau notes postwar financing boosted home ownership, but default risks have surged. Commercial development faces tenant shortages and shopping center cutbacks, yet Rumher 1st projects and industrial growth may lift total construction to about 62.5 billion dollars this year.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Tsurance Co
United States
Reierson
New York
Rumher
Fined for Sale of Securities in Arkansas Case
David M. Cohn, 35, a former Little Rock stock broker, was fined $10,000 and sentenced to 3 days in jail for fraudulent sale of securities. A federal court found him guilty April 26. sentencing was deferred. Cohn, now a farmer and insurance seller at Kennet, Missouri, handled 48,000 shares of Standard, Inc. stock in a dubious sale involving dry-cleaning machines.
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Little Rock
David M. Cohn
Cohn
Kennet
Standard, Inc
Lite Reek
Dorothy Dix column on family history and advice
Dorothy Dix advises a reader about a recurring custody and support pattern, urges taking action, finding work and child care, and contacting the judge with a clear plan. Also answers a letter from Cat Hater about publishing cats book ideas and ends with a mixed romance dilemma, suggesting gentle restraint and seeking further help through Helen Worden Erskitte. Dorothy Dix column disclaimer notes and syndicate credit.
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Helen
Mater
New York
Chicago
Cat Hater
Publisher's Weekly
American Book Trade Journal
R. R. Bowker Co
West 45Th St
Subs Shield Orange Grove Russia Told Subs Shield Orange Grove
In Moscow the United States informed the Soviet Union that American Polaris submarines were in the Mediterranean to shield the Acropolis and the orange groves of Italy from Soviet threats. The note, reacting to a Soviet nuclear free zone proposal, accuses Moscow of nuclear blackmail and propaganda against US missile subs in the region. It delivered via the Foreign Ministry and denounces Soviet misrepresentations in the May 20 proposal.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Acropolis
Orange Groves
Italy
Foreign Ministry
McClellan Attacks Kennedy Deficit Plan at Conference
ATLANTA AP Senator John L McClellan challenged the Kennedy administration deficit proposal calling it not better than an unplanned one urging that revenue cannot fall while spending rises He defended the last Congress as productive when it defeats bad legislation and urged softening labor union power at defense plants Washington Arkansas is noted as Arkansas first post state incorporation town.
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Atlanta
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Kennedy
McClellan
American’ Apparel Manufacturers Association
Arkansas
Congress
Alan
Washington
Ruby's Style Shoppe offers summer wardrobe highlights
A dated sales pitch from Ruby's Style Shoppe at 523 West 3rd Street touts cotton dresses, sun-dresses, and summer wear in multiple lengths and styles. The copy assures affordable pricing and a wide range, inviting customers to shop for hot weather outfits and travel wear.
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Inok
Ruby
Raley
West 3Rd Street
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