Society Calendar Shows Local Club and PTA Meetings
The Cosmopolitan Club meets Tuesday March 17 at 7 45 in Mrs W R Herndon Jr s home with Mrs Mac Turner as co host. Blevins PTA meets March 17 at 7 30 p m in the School Auditorium for its Science Fair theme. Brookwood PTA Pent Group gathers March 17 at 10 a m in Ms Creighton Lance s home for parents of grades 1 6. Lilac Garden Club meets March 18 at 2 p m in Mrs Nesbitt s home with co hosts. Friday Music Club meets March 20 at 4 p m at Mrs Jewel Moore s home. Leslie Huddleston Unit 12 and its Auxiliary joint meeting March 20 at 7 p m at Hope Country Club with Commander Dean Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
W. R. Herndon, Jr
Mac Turner
Blevins P. T. A
Brookwood
Creighton Lance
Lilac Garden Club
N. P. Nesbitt
Blevins
P. ©. Stephens
W. D. Cohen
B. Edwards
Jewel Moore, Jr
Rocky Mound Road
American Legion
Leslie Huddleston
The
Legion
Pam
Hope Country Club
Dean Murphy
Rafey's Style Shoppe unveils expanded New Shoppe in Hope
The store highlights a spacious new interior and a seasonal knit collection from designers Nylon Dacron Orson and Cotton. Shoppers are invited to browse the updated Rafey's Style Shoppe and Hope's House of Fashion while enjoying coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dior
Foxwood
Jonathan Logan
Dacron
Orson
Rafey
Hope
House of Fashion
Hope Country Club Western Dance Saturday Evening
The Hope Country Club Western Dance will be Saturday March 2 at 8 30 p m A prize will be awarded to the best costumed couple Breakfast will be served at 11 30 p.m. The Dorcas Sunday School class of Garrett Memorial Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs James Laughard Thursday evening with spring flowers in decor The meeting opened with a prayer led by Mrs David Frith An inspiring devotion on Prayer was given by Mrs Bill Cross Mrs Aubrey Collier Jr had the closing prayer. Cake and coffee were served to seven members and one visitor present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Country Club
Dorcas
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
James Laughard
Willie Beard
David Frith
Bill Cross
Aubrey Collier Jr
Haskell Jones
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie Huddleston
Peggy Franks
Hope
Joe Jones
Janey Seamans
Joe’s City
J. W. Franks
Betsy Franks
Henry W. Seamans
Sunday Guests from Across Cities Attend Dinners and Events
Coming and Going notes guests across Hope Prescott Patmos Little Rock and Dallas. Families visit relatives include Mr and Mrs Eddie Sutton Mrs Charles Reynerson Mrs Leon Davis and Rev D I Smothers. transfers place Dr and Mrs Jim McKenzie move from Dallas to Little Rock with son Mark visiting grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Robarts
Jess Sutton
Brenda
George West
Little Rock
Eddie Sutton
Hope, Rt. 3
Charles Reynerson
Leon Davis
Allen Ashcraft
Prescott
First Baptist Church
D. 13. Smothers
Mark McKenzie
Jim McKenzie
David McKenzie
Dallas
Kenzie
Urban Renewal loan funds 52 Corning homes expected
The Urban Renewal Administration announced a 587 016 loan on Monday to build 52 low rent homes in Corning Arkansas with half reserved for the elderly. The project aims to ease housing for seniors and others in need across the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urban Renewal Administration
Corning
Ark
Washington
Republicans urge Lodge to campaign or quit ambassadorship
Capitol Hill Republicans urged Henry Cabot Lodge to either campaign for the GOP nomination or resign as ambassador in Saigon. Lodge won New Hampshire on a write in ballot while abroad, prompting calls from Goldwater Rockefeller and others to declare ambitions or return to debate the issues. Several senators urged him to fish or cut bait, while others said he could stay in Saigon if he can perform his duties and the President wants him there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol Hill
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Lodge
South Viet Nam
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Jong Lodge
Johnson
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Goldwater
Leverett Saltonstall
Rmass
Saigon
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Arown
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Four Elderly perished in Cleveland rest home fire
In Cleveland Georgia a two story oil fueled blaze gutted a mountain rest home Thursday. The furnace exploded sending flames through the building as nurse Mrs Dewey Autry watched. She was saved when a coworker ripped away her flaming uniform and assisted owners Mr and Mrs Silas Davis and volunteers in rescuing patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ga
Dewey Autry
Engagement Announced for Sandra Salisbury and Kenneth Nevins
Mr and Mrs Homer Salisbury of Route 3 Hope announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Sandra to Kenneth Nevins son of Mr and Mrs Rulf Nevins of Prescott. Sandra is a senior at Blevins High School and Nevins serves on the Dallas Police Force. The wedding will be held May 30.
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Sandra Salisbury
Homer Salisbury
Route 3, Hope
Sandra
Kenneth Nevins
Rulf Nevins
Prescott
Miss Salisbury
Blevins High School
Dallas
Wedding Vows Repeated for Rogers Brown at Assembly of God
Miss Patrick cia Rogers and Philip Ray Brown wed at 7 p.m. March 7 in the First Assembly of God Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Ray Rogers, wore chantilly lace and taffeta with a pearl crown. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Brown of Mt. Pleasant. The ceremony was by Rev. Larry Gaines with gladioli and jade in the altar. Guests greeted the couple at the church lounge. after vows they planned to reside at 683 Saunders, Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Ray Brown
Patrick —CIA Rogers
Philip Ray Brown
Assembly of God Church
James Ray Rogers
R. J. Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Texas
Ulasion
Larry Gaines
Jane Parson
Texarkana
Freddie Fulber
Dick Lauterback
Hope
Gary Lumpkin
Mr. Pleasant
Jimmy Rogers
Randy Brown
Ray Duke
Ends Driving Career by Associated Press
Buford Linden Lewis of Springdale ended a 32 year truck driving career Thursday that covered 2,500,000 miles without an accident. He drove for Jones Truck Lines, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Buford
Linden Lewis
Springdale
Jones Truck Lines, Inc
Some Facts of Life in Arkansas
A University of Arkansas survey shows 12 recreational farm enterprises across the state including fishing lakes, riding stables, private campgrounds, trout farms, and hunting reserves. Most are home owned and rural income sources, near cities with 10,000 to 50,000 people, offering overnight lodging, meals, and guided activities though seasonal and labor-light. Operators average three workers with modest wages. many are Arkansans and potential expansion is possible with easier credit terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Tillman
Associated Press
Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Ozarks
University Experiment Station
Ground Too Fine by Tax Agents
ATLANTA AP The Internal Revenue Service treats poultry grit as crushed stone prompting Stone Mountain Grit Co to sue in U S District Court. The firm seeks 15 percent depreciation for poultry grit granules rather than 6 percent for larger granite chunks. It claims IRS discrimination cost 208671 in excess taxes from 1954 to 1961, harming profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Internal Revenue Service
Mountain Grit Co
IRS
U.S. District Court
Harris attacks bill to amend federal firearms act
El Dorado Ark AP reports Rep. Oren Harris a Democrat from Arkansas criticized a Senate bill seeking to amend the federal firearms act. Harris spoke at the Arkansas Wildlife Federation convention in El Dorado about the measure and its Prohibition of weapons implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado, Ark
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Senate
Harris
Arkansas Wildlife Federation
el Dorado
University plans for eastern Arkansas farm vacations
A university outlines a new approach for eastern Arkansas farm vacations. The plan explores options from basic accommodations to fully developed activity programs, aiming to boost regional engagement and tourism.
Lawmakers Debate Gun Registration Bill and Duck Season Changes
Senate Bill 975 would require interstate gun sales registration and affidavits on purchaser age and criminal records, with firms filing affidavits with authorities. Harris criticized the bill as mainly placating sentimentalists while Miss America Donna Axum joined as honorary federation member. The Federation urged changes to duck hunting rules including a 45 day season, morning shooting only, and a four mallard limit. Raymond Farris was reelected president with Hurley Axum among the vice presidents. convention concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Harris
Donna Axum
el Dorado
State Game and Fish Commission
Raymond Farris
Biscoe
Hurley Axum
Donna
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Saenger
Hope Jr. Auxiliary
Rodgers Hammersteins' Carousel
Mrs. Murphy
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Charles Warrell
Clu
Carrett Story
Marie Hendrix
Louise Kalin
Hendrix
Emma_ Halley
Kenneth Gibson
Barksdale Afb
Shreveport
Lester Reppond and
T. R. Gibson
Patmos
Roger Dew
Roge
F. D. Henry
Dale Askew
Lake Charles, la
B. 8. Jones
Coleman
Harrisburg, Ark
Herbert K. Heathcock
Harrisburg
Heathcock
Civil Service Commission
Fort Smith, Ark
Jacksonville, Ark
Jacksonville High School
George Newton
Fayetteville
Gina Evans
Ashdown
David Miles
Warren
Wesley Miller
Jonesporo
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jack S. Wilkes
Gordon, Ark
Centenary College
Wilkes
Hendix College
Oklahoma City University
Lobbey
Janice Marlin
Louisiana
Saunders, MI
Pleasent
the Fence Corps
Washington, D.C
Cae
Ward & Son Drug CO
Diane
2Nd St
Everson
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