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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1971

Page

6

Community Club Meetings and Social Events in Hempstead County

A list of social gatherings and club meetings in Hempstead County for March. Events include Hempstead County Republican Women's Club at Mrs. Carter Russell's home, District 16 Registered Nurses Association at Hempstead County Memorial Hospital, Junior American Legion Auxiliary installation at Mrs. Joe Jones's home, Delta Kappa Gamma in Ruth Hanegan's house, Hempstead Rescue Unit at the W O W Hall, Bottle Club at the Douglas Building with an 1840 Amber Grey Bottle door prize, Eastern Star at the Masonic Hall, Fidelis Class dinner at First United Methodist Church, and a Friday Music Club program at Mrs. Jewel Moore Jr's home with multiple performances and guest Miss Nancy Ross. Rotary Club Ladies Night at Town and Country features Jim and Claudia Hart singing and a floral-dressed venue.

Hempstead County Republican Women’s Club Carter Russell American Legion Auxiliary Leslie Huddleston Joe Jones Hempstead County Bottle Club Douglas First United Methodist Church Jewel Moore, Jr B.A. Pendergraft Arthur Streeh Joe Eason Tom Hays, Jr Julia Smith William Neidlinger Jesus William Billings Nancy Ross of McCaskill Maria Zucca Paul Morgan James Rogers Sidney Homer Rotary Club Hope Rotary Club Jim Claudia Hart W. H. Peterson Jim Hart Duke of York Mr. Hart Dick Moore Bob Roberts

Birth of Mark Edwin Horn in Huntsville

Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Horn of Huntsville Ala announce the birth of a son weighing 10 pounds on February 20. Named Mark Edwin, he is their second child and first son. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Alderman of Hope and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Horn of Laurel Miss.

J.W. Horn Huntsville Ala Mark Edwin Edwin Alderman Hope Jim Horn Laurel Miss

Suit Preference Signal Origins and Rules in Bridge

Oswald and Jacoby discuss who invented the suit preference signal with Hy Lavinthal named as a strong candidate. They illustrate usage including how leads and card heights communicate partner leads, stressing that suit preference is secondary and must not replace standard high card signaling.

Jim Oswald Hy Lavinthal Trenton N.J South East West Deave Trey Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Bridge bidding puzzle from misread hand prompt

A garbled bridge bidding prompt presents a hand with spades hearts clubs and diamonds unreadable. The puzzle asks what to bid after an initial two heart forcing bid, with partner or responder actions unclear in the garbled text.

Kros BK Ugs Bituls Dyer Spinels

Banks Get Like A Supermarket In Banking Shift

Banks increasingly use one number one statement to combine checking savings and mortgage at a single window. Beverly Bancorpora tion early adopters with Beverly Bank Chicago say this streamlines files and cross selling. Seattle First National adds First Line Account linking cards and savings prompts. Industry calls this the biggest shift since Supercheck.

John Cunniff New York Beverly Bancorporation of Chicago Total Banking Comptter Beverly Bank Bancorporation Beverly Seattle First National First Line Seattle First National Bank of Arizona Valley

Menu Plan and Banking Note Span Week and Deaths

The week lists Hope School meals with varied dishes including Spanish Rice Chili and Fish Sticks plus sides and desserts. A separate note discusses banks marketing via credit cards and centralized records, moving toward a full service concept. The year ends with a double death: John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, both dying on the same exact anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

John Adams United States Thomas Jefferson

HELEN HELP US!: a reader advice column excerpt

A dispatch from the Helen Bottel column presents four questions on marital collapse, gambling in marriage, teenage drug use, and drug rehabilitation options. Advice favors caution, governance, and seeking professional help, mentioning Odyssey House and Mental Health Association as resources. The piece closes noting highway tunnel funding came from France, Italy, and private investors.

Helen Mike Las Vegas Blues H and New York Odyssey House East Sixth Street New York City The Mental Health Association France Italy

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Tonday Registered Nurses Association Hempstead County Memorial Hospital Alpha Delta Delta Kappa Gamma Ruth Hanegan Mary Nell Turner Belle Klipsch Hempstead County Rescue Unit W.O.W. Hall Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Ray Lawrence Syd McMath Bill Wray Cecil Bittle Risco R.D. Benson Shane Robert Cash St. Michael Hospital Texarkana Webb Laseter Ili Blytheville Webb Laseter, Jr Mary Anita Jack Ambrose and Sons Wesley and Hunter el Dorado Kenneth Ambrose East Aqs Atown Rogers Wise the Baby Maker Barbara Hershey By Oswald James Jacoby Banks Hope School National Ark Harold Farberman Oakland, Calif Lewis Farberman Cynthia Lowry San Francisco ABC Frank McHugh Richard Kiley Good Samaritan Christopher Connelly Heart of Gold NBC Joyce Barbara Joyce Susskind David Barbara Howar David Frost Helen Bottel Discount Center A A Subsidiary OF Howard-Gibco Corp Hope, Arkansas Okia Muskogee Haggard Pink Floyd Grand Funk Railroad Joe South Glen Campbell Grand Funk Closer Bloodrock Beatles Hey Jude N. Wilso Anne Murray Snow Bird N. Y.owans Gibson's Sonny James Quicksilver McQuinnes Mama Wichita Campbell Larry McNeely Merle Haggard James Taylor Bobbie Gentry
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