Hope area clubs schedule March meetings and events
The Hope area calendar lists multiple March gatherings including the University alumni club winter meet by March 18 at Town and Country, with Dean Juana Burton and John Stefferud speaking. Tina Ambassador Class of Garrett Memorial Baptist Church meeting March 18. Paisley PTA March 19 with officer elections. Patmos PTA March 19 film on Playground Safety. Golden Age Club March 20. various civic and social events through March 24, plus golf and local club activities.
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University of Arkansas Alumni Club of
Southwest Arkansas
Pam
Lloyd Hendrix
Juana Bur+ton
John Stefferud
Tina Ambassador
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Larkin Bohanon
Pine
Patmos
T.A
Hope Ladies Golf Association
Ed Hope Country Club
Albert Bray
Lewisville
Henry Sea
Northridge Country Club
Texarkana
Camden
Maghella
Hope
Springhill
Deles Gates
Arkansas Women’s Golf Association
Hot Springs
E.E. Wassell
L. Webb
John Beatty
Jim Pruden
Hope Arkansas Easter Seal Chairman Appoints Teen Leader
Miss Melissa Jordan, a Hope High freshman and longtime junior high cheerleader, has been named 1969 Easter Seal chairman for Hope. She will organize Hope teens to sell Easter Lily bulbs on Saturday April 5 to aid crippled children, with Mrs. Gaylord Solomon urging broad teenage participation.
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Melissa Jordan
Gaylord Solomon
Melissa
Hope
Jordan
Hope High School
Lorene Jordan
Lisa
Help Us Blame Each Other in Family Spats
Dear Rick and readers discuss how parents deflect fault onto children, and Helen returns with views on spanking, punishment, and the value of trust. Also notes on James Earl Ray’s escape and prison radio number found near the assassination scene.
Barbs by Phil Pastoret provide sly career quips
The column jokes about a young man seeking work with zest, suggesting taste-testing in a taffy factory and a telegraph apprentice joining a cigar company. It riffs on learning the ropes and mocks romantic notions of horse training as irrelevant to real skill.
Poverty Doctor Victim of Malnutrition
Dr. Donald Gatch a 38 year old Bluffton South Carolina physician hospitalized in fair condition at Freedmen's Hospital with malnutrition exhaustion and possible intestinal worms. Overwork and poor eating habits blamed. Gatch who sparked hunger concerns in Beaufort and Jasper counties says he was beaten recently but did not report it. San Marino is the world's oldest and smallest republic.
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Robert A. Dobkin
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
South Carolina
Senate
Donald Gatch
Bluffton
S.C
Freedmen's Hospital
Gatch
Gatchs
Nebraska
Beaufort County
George McGovern
D-S.d
Beaufort
Jasper County
Arrests sweep New York and Chicago campuses loom large
Police arrested 133 students and five adults at Malverne High School after chants of Black Power and We Shall Overcome. Lincoln Lynch of the New York Urban Coalition faces inciting to riot charges. A Chicago City College Southeast campus boycott ends after six demands are settled. Pepperdine closed for a slain student funeral with security seeking murder motive. University of Houston riot aftermath follows student leader assault report. Plus a training photo from El Dorado shows two Hope nurses among intensified coronary care trainees.
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Associated Press
New York
Malverne High School
Lincoln Lynch
New York Urban Coalition
Chicago City College
Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
University of Houston
Broadways Dollies on TV in lively two woman show
On ABC, Carol Channing and Pearl Bailey present a glittering mix of comedy and song with distinct styles that complement each other. Channing nails Marlene Dietrich impressions, Bailey delivers a bold solo with her drawling flair, though male revue numbers feel weaker. NBC airs a prime time news special on Soviet reach in the Mediterranean. ABC caps the night with Three Young Americans in Search of Survival highlighting a Philadelphia social worker, a wilderness conservationist, and a marine pollution advocate. Harold Haskins recalls guiding a tough Philadelphia gang toward filmmaking and reflection.
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Pearl Bailey
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Miss Bailey
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Dolly
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Rutgers Opens Newark Campus to Discuss Expanded Afro Studies
School officials say damage from clashes was about 2000 dollars with no arrests or injuries. Negro students seek Afro American studies and admission of more Black students. Rutgers Newark campus closed for discussions on admitting graduates from Newark Camden and New Brunswick. About 700 heard a vice president call the plan revolutionary. A Black Organization of Students spokesman praised it. At Idaho University Moscow, about 3000 students backed President Ernest W. Hartung in a rain rally, shouting We want Ernie, Ernie's our man, in his bid for more state funds.
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Pus
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Newark
Rutgers
Camden
New Brunswick
Black Organization of Students
University of Idaho
Moscow
Idaho
Ernest W. Hartung
Ernie
Hartung
A Style Shoppe fashion column by Virginia Harwell
A fashion essay extols the magic of a woman's image and invites readers to visit Raley's Style Shoppe for quick lessons. It promises guidance on flattering lines, accessories, and tricks to charm the eye, encouraging personal style exploration and self confidence at Raley's.
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Raley
Donovan Galvani
Raley’s
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