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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1958
Page
5
Society events fill the week with Girl Scout troop assembly at First Baptist Church Sunday morning and a March 10 potluck at Spring Hill PTA. Church groups including United Methodist and Presbyterian Women schedule meetings, devotionals and outings, with nursing club and PEO chapter gatherings noted.
Aged, Tuesday afternoon at 2:40. The Business Wo rians Circle No 1 of the First Capital Church postponed its March 10 meeting to hear R G Letourneau at 7:40 mass. the circle will meet March 17 with Mrs Lester Kent at 7:43 pm. Circa 2 of the GWE of the First Christian Church met at the home of Mrs Ralahd Pearsott with Mrs C Wo Pate as hostess. The meeting opened with prayer by Mrs Pearsott and business was led by Mrs W J Carta. Mrs Oliver Adama gave a devotional offering on Waban and Mrs George Wright spoke. Cake and coffee served to members. Home rites unite couple Miss Sue Sansenbsugher of San Fernando, California wed Donald Dale Mawley at the groom’s parents’ home in Hope attended by minister Napley Sission of Central Church of Christ. Bride is daughter of Mrs Bob Sansenbangher. groom’s parents Mr and Mrs W J Hawley. The bride wore white satin with long sleeves. bouquet included white carnations. Miss Ning Jo Hawley, sister of the groom, was maid of honor. Charles Hawley and Mrs Bot Stinsenbougher attended. A reception followed at the Hawley home with spring decor. two-tier cake topped with a miniature bridal party.
Sunday School lesson emphasizes the value of diverse Christian beliefs and mutual love among believers. Names of attendees and a wedding reception at 1902 Bowie St Texarkana appear amid notes on religious tolerance and quotes about Christian unity.
Heavy rains drenched the Cape while forecasts warned for more showers. The Vanguard rocket attempted to place a 21 inch satellite into orbit but faced failures. naval and propulsion officials described components and stages, noting a prior test loss and ongoing preparations for an Explorer substitute launch.
A welcome shower for Cathy and Hew Rettla, the newly adopted daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mo Rettla, was hosted Monday night at Ellenbeth's Beauty Shops. Co-hostesses included Mrs. Horace Jones, Mrs. Lonnie Wilson, Mrs. Teichson Shipp, and Mrs. Charles Rood. Guests enjoyed games, a treasure hunt, cupcakes, and pink corsages as floral baskets and soft drinks were served.
Legislation over price supports dominates Senate Agriculture Committee deliberations. Benson faces opposition while allies push for unity to back a controversial plan. Debate centers on dairy and cotton support with potential long term effects on farm incomes and farm policy.
A widow with several children describes financial strains and moral pressure from married sons and daughters. She relies on Social Security and home-based work, seeking support from a son whose wife withholds funds. tension grows as she questions care from kin and the fairness of heirs. The letter imagines future shifts in family duty and the moral duty of adult children.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled report on Benson and charges facing a political debate in Washington. Mentions farm policy, consumer buying, and congressional support with unclear names and dates, indicating a contested legal or policy matter and related public interest."
LIPTLEY ROCK UP ICK Judge Guy Wil tones sought reelection today facing a fifth term in the First Division of the Federal Circuit. The campaign focuses on his time as a judge in the circuit, with supporters and opponents weighing his record.
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