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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1960
Page
1
A world famous university official from Oxford weighs a choice between Prime Minister Hora Macmillatt and scholar Sir Oliver Trunks. The decision affects Britain’s prestige as Oxford gamblers favor Macmillatt as the likely winner for one of the university’s most prestigious posts.
Numerous society items note meetings of WSCS units and church circles on March 3, 7, and 8. Hosts include Mrs. Whit, Mrs. Slim Strang, Mrs. G. Nunn, and Mrs. Cecil Weaver. topics span Bible study, world banks, and Methodist circles with local host homes and times around 3 to 7:30 p.m. in various homes along Elm and Front Street.
The article lists church activities including the Beacon Class at First Baptist Church and DAL meetings hosted by Mrs. Maw Undale and others. It also discusses Problems of Faith by William E. Gilroy addressing science versus scripture and the Genesis account, emphasizing harmony between faith and evidence.
In a crowded wagon on a train to Pawnee City, Paul Shay, Bokker, and Templeton gamble for high stakes while a buffalo hunter is routed from the table. A scuffle breaks out over a bag mishap, Bokker fends off a gunman, and he consoles Ruth Compton about Pawnee City’s rough towns as the journey continues.
The Alpha Delta Chapter of Bella Kappa Gamma elected officers at the March 4 meeting. Unanimous selections include Mildred McPherson as president, Marie Halls as first vice president, Ally Breed as treasurer, Earith Bees as recording secretary, Louise Sutles as corresponding secretary, Mavel McLadys and Mina Mae Mitsun as assistants. With the president absent, business was led by Phoebe Perkins.
Mrs. Kenneth Murrah hosted a birthday supper Tuesday night with family and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Alton Murrah and daughters Ann and Marvin Mr and Mrs Tommy Tovkette and Mr and Mrs Curtis Johnson and children Tommy and Kathy. The community also notes church meetings out of town visitors and funeral attendance for George E Ingram at Pleasant Ridge Church. Nearby residents hosted guests and returned travelers with greetings and meals.
A long reader letter outlines marital strain over shared property and wills, with calls for open discussion, potential mediation, and fair arrangements. The secretary-style response urges frank conversation, possible third-party mediation, and renewed partnership.
A reader asks how to deal with a husband who swears and how to respond without causing backlash. Dorothy Dix recommends nonverbal disapproval, gradual desensitization, and gentle ridicule in social settings to reduce the habit. She notes even Abraham Lincoln had a varied vocabulary and suggests patience and steady signals rather than anger.
The name Tamia derives from Greek roots meaning Land Between the Rivers. This etymology highlights a geographic reference and carries cultural significance in naming.
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