Community Society Meetings March 1 to 5
Calendar items list WSCS circles at First Methodist Church and WMS meeting with time changes. Dem onstration Club hosts, World Bank offerings collected. P.T.A. Study Group, Alpha Delta Delta Kappa Gamma, Garden Club events, Hope Community Theater, and Gardenia Garden Club programs scheduled. Leaders urged to attend and bring banks as needed.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
P. E. Lang
World Bank
Foy Hammons
Arch Wylie
Circle 1
Roy Thornton
Charles Taylor
Hope Community Theater
First Natoonal Bank
Girl Scout Neighborhood Meeting Scheduled in Fair Park
On Friday March 5 a Girl Scout neighborhood meeting is set at the Little House in Fair Park starting at 1 p.m. Aimed at local scouts and volunteers, the event invites participation and community support.
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Little House
Fair Park
Local Mrs Briant Returns from Memphis Leadership School
Miss Evelyn Briant has returned to West Point New York after teaching at Trinity Methodist Church leadership school in Memphis Tennessee. Mrs James C Cross traveled to Shreveport to visit Col Cross parents W H Cross and then returned home. Over the weekend Mr and Mrs A L Park and Mrs Tom Kinser visited Bennie Charles Downing and his wife in Hutto Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Briant
Memphis
Tenn
Trinity Methodist Church
James C. Cross
Shreveport
Col. Cross
W. H. Crosses
West Point
N. Y
Academy
Cross
Ralph Routon
Hope
A. L. Park
Tom Kinser
Hutto, Texas
Bennie Charles Downing
Local Club Hosts Bridge and Music Meetings Honor Spring Flair
Mrs. Tom Kinser hosted a Friday Bridge Club gathering on February 25 with guests Mrs. F. R. Moses and Mrs. Rob Jones. Mrs. Jones was high scorer. A Friday Music Club at Mrs. W. E. White’s on February 26 planned the District Junior Music Festival for March 13 at First Baptist Church with registrations at 8:30 a.m. and May District Scholarship entries due April 15. Mrs. Clarence Geist named Music Week chair. Readings featured Hymn of the Month, Folk Music by Mesicali Rose and other performances. Attendees totaled 15 members plus one honorary member and guests, with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kinser
F. R. Moses
Rob Jones
Jones
W. E. White
Douglas Drake
Sam W. Strong
First Baptist Church
Clarence Geist
Music Week
Mary Anita Laseter
Rachael Batson
Charles Batson
Charles F. Batson
Saamy Strong
Sammy Strong
Gayle Williams
H. A. Spraggins
Gayle
Little Rock
First Baptist Church of Hope
J. C. Carlton
Webb Laseter, Jr
Eileen Rengick
Baby Girl Arrives in Hope Names Brooksey Brantley Family
Robert and Maxine Green of Hope announce the arrival of a baby girl born February 28. The notice lists numerous family members in Hope and nearby towns as admittance and discharge names associated with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooksey Brantley
Hope
Jim Norwood
Washington
Maxine Green
John Honneycutt
Ozan
E. W. White
W. J. Arnett
Emmet
Ola Hill
Jane Collins
Anna Bell Terry
Benford Bearden
Clarence Williams
Rosie Lee Cole
Talmidge Powell
John Soneff
Earl Tate
Archie Turner
Terry Fort
Frances Nash
Mary Turner
Fulton
Truman Hubbard
Becky Lavender
Saraton
Pauline Rateliff
William Serrett
Alice Roach
Robert
Memorial Admitted Names Across Hope and Emmet
A memorial entry lists William Sutton, Larkin Bohanan, James Downs, Inez Lamb, Martin Mayton, Barney Cato, P W Vines, Walter Hargis, Ollie Brown, Stella Bearden among residents of Hope and Emmet with multiple family connections. The fragmentary notice preserves names and locales without further actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sutton
Hope
Larkin Bohanan
James Downs
Inez Lamb
Martin Mayton
Barney Cato
P. W. Vines
Emmet
Walter Hargis
Ollie Brown
Stella Bearden
Gun Duel at Tiedown XXV Ends in Standoff
In a tense scene on a dim porch, Sheriff Jones confronts Trimbo after a masked exchange and a near gunplay. Spangler demands a race horses while Jones warns of jail as tension erupts between Jones and Trimbo amid buyer and vendor crowd.
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Spangler
Jones
Quarter Circle
Trimbo
Uruguay's Government Payroll Shown Through Fable
An AP report compares Uruguay’s public payroll to a fable of two lions, noting seven of ten citizens work for the state and 267,137 rely on pensions. It describes a literate, divided society with two major parties, and details a welfare system funded by taxes and levies, facing deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Montevideo
South America
Nacional
Penarol
Blanco Party
Colorado Party
Senate
Chamber of Deputis
Mystery Walnut Delivery Sparks Neighbor Exchange
Dear Ellie wonders who left a sack of walnuts with a note signed Geraldine and Butch She and her husband Russell Smith in Lompoc California search for the porch pirates The note asks for contact details and the couple hints at possible mistaken delivery in a brisk 1965 Dear Abby column.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Ellie
Geraldine
Butch
Russell Smith
Lompoc
California
P.S
Russel Smiths
Prepare Now for U.S. Civil Service Openings Lincoln Service Ad
WANTED men and women ages 18 to 52 to prepare for Civil Service jobs in the area over the next year. Pay up to 446 dollars a month at start with strong advancement. many positions require little or no education. Test required as competition is keen. Lincoln Service offers test prep since 1948, private and not government affiliated. Free information via coupon mail today. Don’t delay act now. Beets ete eee ee
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Race
Jones
Circle S
Uruguay
Montevideo
Cerveceria Frankfurter
Latin America
U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Brotherhood Award Given in Arkansas Ceremony
Dave Grundfest Sr., president of Sterling Stores Inc, will receive the annual brotherhood award of the Arkansas Region of the National Conference of Christians and Jews on April 5 in Little Rock. About 1,000 people are expected for a banquet with the award presentation and a talk by Sen. John O. Pastore. Dr. Marshall Steele of Hendrix College will present the award for public service and brotherhood efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Dave Grundfest Sr
Sterling Stores, Inc
Arkansas
National Conference of Christians and Jews
NJCC
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Marshall Steele
Hendrix College
DeMolay Founded in 1919 by Land and Nine Boys
The Order of DeMolay began on March 18 1919 in Kansas City Missouri founded by Frank S Land and nine young boys. The Arkansas State Council states that Leaders are Made not Born and upholds the slogan in its notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Order of DeMolay
Frank S. Land
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas State Council
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Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club
Jesse Powell
L. L. Webb
L. O. Lester
R. N. Mouser
WMS
Garland P.T.A
Dean Murphy
Southland Heights
George Wright
Ray P. Lawrence
Pat O’malley
Calvin Smith
Wittend
Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Kanna Gamma
B. C. Hyatt
Margaret Medders
Virginia Jones
Mamie Jackson
Council of Garden Clubs
First National Bank
Gardenia Garden Club
Guy E. Basye
Ned Purtle
Hos‘ss
Steve Carrigan
Father Goose
Trevor Howard
Granea Company
Universal
Someta Be A Woot Adler
Joshua Logan
Eseen
Chanel
Molyneux
DIOR
Sarah
Frank O'Neal
Tiedown
Jeens
Cathie Grisswell
Grisswell
Terrazas
Butterfly
Bernagrant’s
Patmos
Tom Yandale
Johnny Holmes
Thelma Green
Osbie Simpson
Gary Ratliff
Aurora
Minnesota
Don Mitchell
Bobby Edwards
Walter Potter
Blakie Turner
Gertrude Hawkins
Saratoga
Mose Yerger
William Harris
Mary Teague
Dorothy Coleman
Eva Miller
M. H. Johnson
Frankie Applegate
J L. Lavender
Babyirl
Jim Ross
Papago Pete
Dear Abby
Eleanor
Thirteen
Henrietta Davis
Garden Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Beverly Hills
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Dept
Pekin
Hlinois
U.S
Mame Street
Giants
Diane’s
Rt Has
Federal Savings & Loan Association
Hope Federal Savings & Loan Assn
South Main Street
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