Community society listings include meetings and engagements
A schedule of Girl Scout events, church activities, club meetings, and a wedding engagement is listed. Items include a Little House neighborhood meeting in Fair Park, a Thinking Day rehearsal at Garland School Auditorium, several club gatherings in homes and banks, a Sunday church service attendance reminder, a wedding announcement for Ginny Lee Warren Browning, and Alpha Delta Delta Kappa Gamma and Gardenia Garden Club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little House
Fair Park
Garland School
Alpha Delta
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Florence Hyatt
Margaret Medders
Virginia Jones
Hyatt
Lillian Stewart
Community Notes on Local Visits and Out-of-Town Travelers
Coming and Going lists Cookie Jones and college students visiting with Cookie's parents Mr and Mrs Joe Jones. Several relatives travel to Little Rock to be with ill sister Josie Anderson. A funeral in Hope draws many from Centerville Wartburg Abilene Chattanooga Houston Little Rock Philadelphia Arkadelphia and El Dorado. Jim Hendrix visits from New York City. others attend events in Little Rock and U of A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookie Jones
Cookie
Mrs
Joe Jones
Cora Jamison
Little Rock
Josie Anderson
S. L. Churchwell
Hubert Bates
Vivian Elkins Cates
Centerville
Tenn
Vera Nell Beck
Wartburg
Wayne Gentry
Abilene
Ten
Arthur Hurst
Chattanooga
Raymond Churchwell
Houston
Joe Irvin
Lucille Spaugh
Billy Ruggles
Arkadelphia
Don Ruggles
Texarkana
John Hartsfield
el Dorado
Jim Hendrix
New York City
Hope
R. L Hendrix
Girl Scout Week Proclaimed in Hope Arkansas 1965
Mayor Frank Douglas proclaims March 7 to 13 1965 as Girl Scout Week and March 12 as the 33rd anniversary of Girl Scouting in the United States. He urges Hempstead County residents to support the Girl Scout program to inspire character patriotism and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
United States of America
Juliette Gordon Low
Savannah
Georgia
People of Hope
Ark
Free World
Girl Scouts of
Frank Douglas
Hempstead County
Girl Scouts of the
U.S.A
Frank Douglas Hope
March
Weather Outlook for Arkansas Regions
Occasional snow flurries move through the state with Saturday clearing to partly cloudy and warmer. Lows tonight range from 20 to 34 degrees and Saturday highs reach into the 40s or 50s. Northeast Northwest areas see cold winds and decreasing clouds. southeast southwest stay clear to partly cloudy with highs near mid 40s to upper 50s.
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Arkansas
Arkansas reports 50 599 flu cases statewide
The state Health Department reports influenza and flu like illnesses have struck 50 599 Arkansans in recent weeks. Most cases were reported in North and Central Arkansas. Mrs Beryl Anthony Jr and Alison of Little Rock visited St Vincent Infirmary. Mr Vincent Foster and Mrs Anthony are expected to be joined by Mr Anthony on Sunday.
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Little Rock
State Health Department
Arkansans
Arkansas
Beryl Anthony, Jr
Alison
Vincent Foster
Mr. Anthony
Engagement Announced For Dorothy Lane Smith and David Tucker
Mr and Mrs Royce Lane Smith of Hope announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Lane to David Wayne Tucker son of Mr and Mrs David McDonald Tucker of McGehee The couple met at Ouachita Baptist University where Dorothy is a senior and Tucker graduated magna cum laude and was named to Who's Who The wedding is set for June 26 at the First Baptist Church of Hope
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Browning
Wade Warren
Ginny Lee
Jerry Dwane Browning
Grady Browning
Hope
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Royce Lane Smith
Dorothy Lane
David Wayne Tucker
David McDonald Tucker
McGehee
Miss Smith
Ouachita Baptist University
EEE
N.E.A
R.O.T.C
Tucker
SW Bell Exec Praises Hope Growth and Free Enterprise
Bray lauds Hope’s future as Southwestern Bell Arkansas expands its local office. He notes a $300,000 payroll, 75 Hope employees, and more than $2 million in investments since 1950, urging residents to support a favorable business climate for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bray
Siillar
Hope
Little Rock-Texarkana
Hope Exchange
Southwestern Bell
Arkansas
Hope's
Liquor Permits Out in Utah
About 150000 Utah residents will pay a small fee on May 1 to obtain no permit at all as the new liquor law takes effect. The State Liquor Control Commission says the elimination of the $1 permits ends a major tourist complaint about Utah’s strict liquor controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
State Liquor Control Commission
Cottrell
Thompson
House
Health Department
Aeronautics Commission
Senate
David Pryor
van Dalim
Pulaski County
Legislative Council
van Dalsem
Spring Hill School Menu For Next Week
The list outlines meals for Spring Hill School next week. Monday features meatballs and spaghetti with carrot sticks butter beans bread and banana pudding. Tuesday offers pinto beans macaroni and cheese corn bread and fruit salad. Wednesday serves barbecue beef corn hot rolls and ice cream. Thursday includes tuna salad lettuce wedges crackers bread and peach cobbler. Friday presents hamburgers on a bun with pickles onions French fries and pineapple pudding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
Paratroopers Halt After Route 1 Advance Delayed
U S advisers report fresh Viet Cong signs as 3rd Battalion forms flank along Route 1 to aid a relief move by the 6th. After five miles the operation is called off and paratroopers march back to bivouac, leaving many wondering why the advance stopped and Viet Cong remain in control.
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U.S
Post Office Falls Brina Lawsuit
Loraine Lavender sues the federal government for 75000 claiming three falls linked to injuries from a single slip at the Santa Fe Post Office. She says the initial fall on March 17, 1964 fractured her hip and later events include a vertebra fracture on October 29 and a left leg break on January 1 due to the weakened condition.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Loraine Lavender
Santa Fe
Arkansas lawmakers clash over cigarette tax and education funds
The session featured a cigarette tax back on the calendar led by Sen. J Lee Beard, with votes against by Mosley, Harvey, Penn, and Raney. The House worked long on budgets and passed a $351,910 yearly education TV station appropriation, pending source of funds. Debates also shaped school aid incentives, game and fish budget tweaks, hunting license hikes, fleet taxes, and measures on milk pricing and pollution control.
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House
J. H. Cottrell Jr
Cottrell
Perry County
Paul van Dalsem
van Dalsem
Senate
Game and Fish Commission
Don Steel
Nashville
Alld Mobile
TV shows fall from grace as audiences drift
New York AP reports that many television programs face cancellation due to fading audience interest. Notable casualties include My Living Doll on CBS and NBC entries Harris Against the World Tom Dick and Mary and Karen. The Rogues and The Defenders face scheduling moves blamed for poor performances.
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New York
CBS
Robert Cummings
NBC
Harris
Tom, Dick and
Mary
Karen
the Defenders
Grover Butler Dies in West Little Rock Collision
Grover C. Butler, 64, of Little Rock, was killed Thursday when his car collided head on with a second car driven by Elmer C. Ball, 26, of Little Rock, on a county road eight miles west of the city. Ball was taken to a Little Rock hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Grover C. Butler
Here
Butler
Elmer C. Ball
Ball
Boat registrations from county clerks to local revenue offices
The note outlines boat registrations processed by county clerks and local revenue offices. It states the House reconvenes at 9 a.m. and the Senate at 10 a.m. today.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baker Home Demonstration Club
Roy Baker
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie
First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall
Hope Iris Club
Owen Nix
A. A. Albritton
Deborah
The
First Baptist
Seeva Gibson
Hope Art
First National Bank
Sam Strong
Rembrandt
Duplicate Bridge Club
John Hatley
Emmett Wassell
FE. J. Whitman
Emmett Thompson
J. C. Broyles
Moszkowski
Muriel McLarty
Moss Rowe
Mexico
Mary Margaret Haynes
Charlean Etter
Rowe
Troubador
the Hope Junior High School
Poleda Glanton
Ellen Turner
Kandel
Effie Fields
Lamar Cox
Tina Martin
Becky Moore
Margaret Polk
Mary Ellen Holder
Gardenia Garden Club
Guy Basye
Ned Purtle
Bob Turner
Steve Carrigan
Rose Marie Shirey
U of A
Carol Bressler
Thomas E. Hays
Deeta
Jerry Lewis
Ats
Young
Tony
Curtis
Eel
Boone Crane
Walter
Sehen
Associated Press
Albany
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Ceneres
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. P
New Orleans
Okla. City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptund
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Meeets
St. Vincent Infirmary
Dorothy Lane Smith
C of
KODAK
Fin
Usuper
Brownie Super
Ward & Son Drug Co
Post Office
Brina
Sen
J. Lee Beard
J. Lee Bearden
Leachville
E. L. Mosley
Camden
Robert Harvey
Swifton
Thomas Penn
Back Rock
Jim Raney
Warren
Steel
Harvey
Lincoln County
G. D Smith
Poinsett County
William H Thompson
Water Pollution Control Commission
Pollution Control Commission
Ford
Dixie
Darlin’s
Cynthia Lowry
AP TV
Radio
Diane’s
F.O.B
Mfrs
Dixie’s
Arkansas Ford
Hope Auto Co. Inc
W. Second St
Hope, Ark
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