Church Society Notices Announce Meetings and Fish Fry
The Wollerman Circle of the First Baptist Church meets Monday night June 28 at 7 30 for the Royal Service Program. The Jett B Graves Class of the First Methodist Church holds a fish fry Tuesday June 29 at 7 p m in church recreation rooms. Bring a salad vegetable or dessert. Hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Hollis Luck
Charles Burtch
James Balch
Curtis Moran
L. E. Poteet
C. G. Tittle
Miss Horton Honored With Morning Coffee on July 1
Miss Mary Charlene Horton bride elect of Stan Harris of Houston will be honored with a morning coffee on Thursday July 1 from 9 30 to 11 30 in the home of Mrs E H Stewart. Co hosts are Mrs R L Gosnell Mrs W Y Foster and Mrs Cecil Wyatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Charlene Horton
Stan Harris
Houston
E. H. Stewart
R. L. Gosnell
W. Y. Foster
Cecil Wyatt
Rehearsal Dinner for Smith Tucker Wedding Party
Mr and Mrs David McDonald Tucker hosted a rehearsal dinner for the Smith Tucker wedding party at the Heritage House on Friday June 25. Bridal decorations included stocks pompon mums and feverfew. Bride elect Dorothy Smith wore a white lace sheath and gifts were exchanged at seven o clock for 27 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Tucker
David McDonald Tucker
McGhee
Heritage House
Dorothy Smith
David Tucker
Bride and Groom Honored Ahead of June Wedding
On Saturday June 26 Miss Dorothy Smith and David Tucker were honored by friends with pre nuptial events. Smith attended a Bridesmaids Brunch at Heritage House hosted by Sharon Fielding and Mrs Jerry Owen with yellow linen attire and white floral decor. Covers were set for ten and a Memory Candle given. A separate Bachelor’s Breakfast for Tucker was held at Town and Country hosted by John R Graves of Fayetteville with daisies and daylilies and covers for eleven. A Thursday June 24 informal party for Mrs David Wayne Tucker, nee Dorothy Smith, at Hefner home was hosted by friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Smith
David Tucker
Smith
Heritage House
Sharon Fielding
Jerry Owen
John R. Graves
Fayetteville
Mr. Tucker
David Wayne Tucker
Avid Wayne Tucker
Dorthy Smith
Gron Hefner
Hostes
Local bridal tea honors Miss Smith with gifts
Mrs. Vonnie Edwards and Mrs. Thompson Evans, Jr. hosted a tea for Miss Smith. Guests included the honoree,s mother Mrs. Royce Smith and Mrs. John R. Graves of Fayetteville. White daisies decorated, navy and gray attire noted, fleur d amour corsage worn. Refreshments of cake nuts and fruit punch were served. Gifts of silver and cut glass were presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ses
Vonnie Edwards
Thompson Evans, Jr
Miss Smith
Jun 4 Wedding Plans for Stan Harris
A June 4 wedding is announced for Stan Harris. A party on Thursday night June 24 at the Rocky Mound Road home of Mrs. Jewel Moore Jr. honored the couple. Co hosts included Mrs. Frank Douglas and others. The guest list featured Miss Horton as hostess with her mother and aunts among those greeting attendees. About 90 called during the hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Charlene Horton
Stan Harris
Jewel Moore, Jr
Rocky Mound Road
Frank Douglas
Harry Shiver
M. S. Bates
Clarence Geist
Miss Horton
F. M. Horton
James Nelson
San Carlos
Calif
Colonel Nelson
Oklahoma City
Henry Haynes
Jim McKenzie
Perry Moses
J. T. Bowden
A. A. Albritton
Margie Vickers
Mary Alice Caston
Wanda Dixon
Smith Tucker Vows Exchanged In Hope Church Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Lane Smith wed David Wayne Tucker at 4 p.m. Saturday in First Baptist Church Hope. The Rev. L T Lawrence officiated before guests and music by Luther Holloman and Mrs Norman Hynes. The couple will live in Fayetteville after a trip to New Orleans and graduate study plans at the University of Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lane Smith
David Wayne Tucker
First Baptist Church
Royce Lane Smith
Hope
David McDonald Tucker
McGehee
L. T. Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church
Luther Hollaman
Norman Hynes
Little Rock
Local residents return from visits in Burlington and Magnolia
Coming and going updates note Mr and Mrs John M Holt of Burlington N C have returned home after visiting Mrs M A Holt and other relatives. Harry Ray McMahen who attends summer school at Southern State College has returned to Magnolia after a weekend visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Lyle McMahen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Holt
Burlington, N. C
M. A. Holt
Harry Ray McMahen
Southern State College
Magnolia
Lyle McMahen
Hospital Notes
list of admitted patients including Louise Yerger Mrs Bert Moody Clifford Franks Arch Wylie and Richard Barnett at Hope hospital with unclear remaining details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Yerger
Hope
Bert Moody
Clifford Franks
Arch Wylie
Richard Barnett
Willard shines as East tops West in All American game
Ken Willard of North Carolina rushed 133 yards on 18 carries for the East in a 34 14 victory over the West in the All American game. John Huarte led scoring with two TD passes and a scoring run, while Gale Sayers and Bob Hayes provided key plays for the West and East defenses, respectively.
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Jackhand
Associated Press
Buffalo
N.Y
Ken Willard
North Carolina
San Francisco 49Ers
Dick Buktus
Illinois
Willard
John Huarte
New York Jets
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Jack Snow
Syracuse
Jim Nance
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Chicago Bears
Sayers
Rick Redman
Washington
Huarte
Butkus
Bears
Jeff Jordan
Tulsa
Snow
Larry Elkins
Baylor
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
Hayes
Best
Navy
Roger Staubach
Craig Morton
California
Jerry Rhome
Bob Perry
Oregon
Hospital Admission and Discharge Log Highlights
The record lists numerous Hope residents and nearby towns admitted or discharged from area facilities. Names include Mrs Arlene Foster and Ruby Williams with multiple relatives noted, and a baby boy announced for Ruby and Harmon Williams. Also mentions June 26th births for Wayne Grant and John Nix families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Kate Nations
Patricia Davis
M. M. Mitchell
Rosston
Mary Alice Johnson
Columbus
Andrew Singard
Carol Yokum
Phyllis Cunningham
Fulton
Lonnie Inks
Perrytown
Rosemary Johnson
Robert Honneycutt
Baby Boy
Shreveport
John Kelly
Emmet Cannon
Walter Shurtleff
Glenn Gordon
Dallas
O. R. Green
Willie Thompson
Washington
W. P. Webb
Glendon Cox
Errol Arlidge
Bert Moody
Jack Arnett
W. M. Johnson
Harold Sisson
J. M. Hamm
Bob Adams
Little Rock
Norman Moore
Branch
Arlene Foster
Wayne Grant
Ruby Williams
Delia Boles
Charles Tarpley
W. M. Thompson
Emmet
John Nix
H. E. Carlton
Carleen Golden
Verdie Lee Stevenson
James Hawthorne
Rosa Brown
Baby Girl
Hubert Ross
Beatrice Boamer
Harry Murphy
Ruby
Harmon Williams
Scotsman Jim Clark Wins 51st Grand Prix of France
Scotsman Jim Clark won the 51st Grand Prix of France in Clermont Ferrand driving a Lotus. He set seven lap records during the 40 laps on the Auvergne course and finished in 2 hours 14 minutes 384 seconds at 89 mph average. Clark leads the world driving championship with 27 points, ahead of Graham Hill and Jackie Stewart who are tied for second with 17.
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Clermont- Ferrand
France
Jim Clark
Clark
Auvergne
Lotus
BRM
Graham Hill
Jackie Stewart
Great Britain
Stewart
Hill
Eastern stars praise hard charging center amid fast backs
Parseghian notes Ken is about 230 pounds yet fast and agile. He can run over defenders and still elude them. He adds the defense impressed with Butkus Schottenheimer and Veron Biggs. Eastern players applaud Bill Curry’s rugged play and leadership at center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parseghian
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Ken
Butkus
Marty Schottenhmer
Pitt
Veron Biggs
Jackson State
Bill Curry
Georgia Tech
Willard
Major League Leaders By Associated Press AL Batting and Pitching
The Associated Press lists American League leaders: batting average Davaillo Cleveland .350 Yastrzemski Boston .343. runs Green Boston 51 Versalles Minnesota and Tresh New York 48. RBIs Mantilla Boston 56 Horton Detroit 53. hits Davalillo Cleveland 89 McAuliffe Detroit 78. doubles Yastrzemski Boston 21 Versalles Minnesota 19. triples Campaneris Kansas City 8 Charles Kansas City 7 W Smith LA Versalles Minnesota Tresh New York Blasingame Washington 6. home runs Colavito Cleveland 18 Horton Detroit 17. stolen bases Campaneris Kansas City 25 Cardenal Los Angeles 20. pitching 7 decisions Buzhardt Chicago 7 1 2 .875 Aguirre Detroit 9 2 .118. strikeouts McDowell Cleveland 137 Lolich Detroit 93.
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Associated Press
Davalillo
Cleveland
Yastrzemski
Boston
Green
Versalles
Minnesota
Tresh
New York
Mantilla
Horton
Detroit
McAuliffe
Bos
Campaneris
Kansas City
Charles
W. Smith
Los Angeles
Blasingame
Washington
Colavito
Cardenal
Buzhardt
Chicago
Aguirre
McDowell
Lolich
National League Batters and Leaders Update
Aaron of Milwaukee leads NL batting with .351 over 150 at bats while Mays of San Francisco hits .336. Harper and Rose pace runs with 57. Banks drives in 59. Pinson tops hits with 91. Williams 88, doubles Williams 25 and Allen 19, Callison 9 triples, Mays 22 homers, Stargell 20, steals Wills 45, Brock 28. Koufax 123 800 pitches, Koufax and Ellis 7 decisions. Koufax leads strikeouts with 159 (Gibson 125).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
Harper
Rose
Cincinnati
Robinson
Banks
Chicago
Johnson
Pinson
Williams
Allen
Philadelphia
Callison
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Stargell
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Pitcing
Ellis
Koufax
Gibson
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Albuquerque
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John Richard Williamson
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J. W. McKinnie
Richard Norton
James Richard Taulbee
John Samuel Jackson III
Texas
Luther Higgason
Merlin Coop
Joe Hawkins
Jack Fielding
Richard Forster
Margie Lyn Herndon
William Freeman
A. B. Conrad
North Little Rock
J. W. McKinney
Charles Worthington
Diane Cato
Carole Coop
Larry Chandler
Luther Higgason, Jr
Susan Jane Higgason
Diane Browning
Mortticello
Virginia Paslay
Bauxite
Winston Duke
Arkadelphia
Regina Ann Epperson
Bradley Tucker
New Orleans
University of Arkansas
Rogers
Ny Sts
Lycra
White
Dacron
Cotton Batiste
Broyles
East
Yard Keep
Jom Nowatzke
Indiana
Allie Stichweh
Army
Dixie
Hope Hi School
Oe Mirisch Corporation
Blake Edwards Peter Elke Sellers
Saenger
Tonite
United Artists Lopert
Eniews
Jamaica
Seersucker
Rodney Angove
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