Community Notices From Hope Area June Events
Social calendar items describe a family picnic at Fair Park hosted by The Mary and Martha Craig of First Methodist Church on June 26 at 6 30 p m with cold drinks and suggested pot luck dishes, followed by Golden Wedding anniversary open house for Mr and Mrs Albert Bustin on June 28 from 2 to 5 p m near Bodcaw. Also covers Hope Community Theatre meeting June 29, Bridge Club results June 23 24, and a Miss Laura Adams miscellaneous shower June 23 with about 50 attendees.
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Mary and
Martha Craig
First Methodist Church
Fair Park
James Russell
Jennie Sue Smith
van Wigpis
J.C. Williams
Kinard Young
Tom Waters
Bill Routon
Albert Bustin
Bodcaw
Hope Community Theatre
Jerry Owen
Laura Adams
Terry Martin
Hope Country Club
Miss Adams
Bob
Adams
A.G. Martin
Calvin Caldwell
Terry Downs
Peggy Martin
Mike McMurrough
David Stewart
Horace Anthony
Judy Rowe
Arkadelphia
Cho‘sen
Residents and visitors flock to Hope for travels and weddings
A list of Hope residents and guests reveals Girl Scout troop members heading to Camp Hi Point in Mena Arkansas for two weeks, Cassagrand Arizona relatives visiting family in Hope, LaRose Louisiana travelers visiting their kin, Hot Springs residents visiting Luther Hollamari and the Martin Pool family, Monroe Louisiana sisters visiting Mrs. A B Spraggins, El Dorado residents joining Mrs. T W McCain and Nita Johnson, Washington DC friends George Harris and companion arriving in Hope, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Basye traveling to Springfield Missouri for the Bettye Groth and Barry wedding.
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Hope Girl Scout
Mena
Ark
Camp
Hi Point
Ruth Alice Edwards
Tina Martin
Lamar Cox
Kevin Guerin
Connie Hendrix
Susan Foster
Mary Beth Millican
Herbie Cook
Clay
Hot Springs
Luther Hollamari
Martin Pool
A.B. Spraggins
T.H. McRea
Monroe
T.W. McCain
Nita Johnson
el Dorado
H.A. Spraggins
John
Guy
Basye
Springfield
Bettye Groth
Barry
Oren Harris Outlines 12 Point Plan for Nation’s Welfare
Congressman Harris cites 4188 votes and thousands of non votes, touts seniority leading to chairmanship, and stresses defense, peace, and national strength. He opposes Civil Rights and foreign aid subsidies while detailing a 12 point program for economy, tax policy, labor rights, and transportation. He emphasizes free enterprise and national security as core aims.
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Page One
Congress
Commerce Committee
Harris
America
Holt family to visit Dayton during weekend arrival
Capt. and Mrs. James N. Holt plan a weekend visit to Dayton, arriving with sons Todd and Thad. They will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B.N. Ot and relatives in the area.
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James N. Holt
Todd and
Thad
Dayton, C
Pis
Ponte
B.N. Ot
Dear Abby and civic talk span a page of notices
The page blends Dear Abby letters on relationships with a political pitch by Congressman Harris outlining capital improvements and social programs. It notes his Hempstead County roots, education, and upcoming campaign headquarters in El Dorado. It includes Abby’s practical guidance on jealousy and family car seating.
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Harris
Hempstead County
Henderson
Cumberland University
Congress
Lions International Civic Club
Weather outlook for weekend with scattered thundershowers
Afternoon and evening thunderstorms persist in the south with widely scattered showers in the north Saturday afternoon. No major temperature change expected. Low tonight 68 to 74, High Saturday 88 to 94.
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South Portion
North Portion
Sturday
Beef Good Buy in Many Markets
Beef and other meats fill week end sale spots in supermarkets and local markets with round roasts at 69 cents a pound and ready leg of lamb similarly priced. Eggs dip two cents per dozen in some regions while rock cornish hens canned hams and smoked pork butts appear on lists. Abbreviated Dear Abby column follows with a blunt condemnations of cowards who failed to aid an injured woman and a personal note about a farm incident, ending with an advertisement for Abby’s wedding booklet and mail-in reply.
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Associated Press
Abby
New York
Iowa
Dad
Worst Violence Sees Segregation Rally Turn Rout
The confrontation escalated as the Negro march was met by whites who fought with police, clubs flashed, and arrests followed. The parade fractured, remnants wandered the square, and mobs pursued the marchers toward their town section. Some attendees spoke of arming themselves as counter demonstrations persisted.
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King
Half Population Now Driving in Major States
About half the population, 93.7 million, were licensed to drive last year, with 45 percent of drivers concentrated in seven states. California led with 9 million licensed drivers, followed by New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Texas, Illinois, and Michigan. Total licensed drivers rose by 1.7 million from the previous year.
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Washington
Bureau of Public
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Texas
Tllinoiis
Io Milion
Michigan
Local Food Prices Highlight Fresh Produce and Meats
Readable listings show canned pink salmon and various fish products as top buys. Broiler-fryers and turkeys are plentiful for weekend meals. Fresh produce like lettuce cabbage onions cantaloupes limes plums strawberries and watermelons are noted as best buys.
Miss Hawaii Susan Pickering Visits Little Rock for Pageant Events
Miss Hawaii Susan Dee Pickering arrived in Little Rock for appearances sponsored by the Hawaiian Pineapple Growers Association. Pickering was among the finalists in the Miss America Pageant won by Donna Axum of El Dorado.
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Little Rock
Susan Dee Pickering
Hawaiian Pineapple Growers Association
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Floyd Leverett
Lloyd Leverett
Johnny Nix
Jud Martindale
Lloyd Guerin
Rose Maerie Shirey
Duplicate Bridge Club
Texarkana and
Hope Duplicate
Texarkana Country Club
Mike Kelly
R.L. Broach
Hope
Luther Hollaman
Ion Broyles
and M Broach
Mike Kell Ly
A K Jialloway Bite
Ly Henry
EB. 3. Whitman
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Ly Pronk O'Neal
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Hope Hi School
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McNaught Syndicate Inc
Economy Shoe Store
S$ Main St
Hope, Ark
Neal
Miss Hawaii
Hope Builders Supply CO
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