Community Society Notes From Hope Arkansas
Hope Arkansas society briefs cover alumni club meeting at Town and Country restaurant on March 18 with Dr Juana Burston and John Stefferud as speakers. PTA gatherings, club activities, garden club meeting, and local social events are listed with dates, locations, and attendees.
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University of Arkansas Alumni Club of
Southwest Arkansas
Lloyd Hendrix
Rt. 4
Summit Drive
Hope
University
Juana Burston
John Stefferud
The
Hope Ladies Golf Association
Eh Hope Country Club
Albert Bray
Lenieville
Henry Seamans
an_Invita
Northridge Country Club
Texarkana
Camden
Magnolia
Springhill
Arkansas Women's Golf Association
Hot Springs
E.E. Wassell
L.L. Webb
John Beatty
Lewisville
Jim Pruden
Helen Help Us Blame Game Clarified in Advice Column
Dear Helen discusses family blame dynamics with parents deflecting faults to children, noting a pattern called Bounce the Blame and suggesting adults should speak honestly. Readers' questions address spanking, discipline, empathy, and credibility, with Helen outlining stance on punishment and trust.
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Helen
Rick Oshay
Rick
Stephane
Stephen
Hope Easter Seal Chairman Names Teen Leader for 1969
Miss Melissa Jordan was appointed 1969 Teenage Easter Seal Chairman for Hope Easter Lily Sale. The announcement by campaign chair Mrs. Gaylord Solomon says Jordan will mobilize junior high students in Hope to support the April 5 sale and aid crippled children. Jordan, a Hope High freshman and former junior high cheerleader, is the daughter of Mrs. Lorene Jordan.
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Melissa Jordan
Gaylord Solomon
Melissa
Hope
Jordan
Hope High School
Lorene Jordan
Lisa
Poverty Doctor Victim of Malnutrition
Dr. Donald Gatch, a 38 year old Bluffton, South Carolina physician whose hunger reports touched off a Senate inquiry into national hunger, is hospitalized in fair condition at Freedmen's Hospital with malnutrition and exhaustion. He cites overwork and poor eating habits, saying he treated hundreds of Negro families across several counties.
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Robert A. Dobkin
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
South Carolina
Senate
Donald Gatch
Bluffton
S.C
Freedmen's Hospital
Gatch
Beaufort County
George McGovern
D-S.d
Beaufort
Jasper County
Barbs by Phil Pastoret and Notes on Taste
A fragmented column by Phil Pastoret discusses biting wit and taste tests in odd trades. It mentions a taste tester in a taffy factory, an apprentice to a cigar maker, and hints at other satirical jabs, all presented in a quirky newspaper voice.
Students and Adults Arrested At Malverne High School
Police arrested 133 students and five adults at Malverne High School after chanting Black Power and We Shall Overcome to press for more Negro teachers and counselors and black studies. Lincoln Lynch of the New York Urban Coalition faced charges of inciting to riot and resisting arrest. Most others were charged with criminal trespass. Other campus action included a Chicago City College boycott ending after six demands, Pepperdine College closing for a Negro student’s funeral, and unrest at the University of Houston cafeteria. Separate note lists Hope nurses receiving intensified coronary care training.
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Associated Press
New York
Malverne High School
Lincoln Lynch
New York Urban Coalition
Chicago City College
Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
Pepperdine
University of Houston
Cam
Two Dollies Shine In ABC Broadway Special
Television critic Cynthia Lowry notes Carol Channing and Pearl Bailey light up ABCs Sunday night TV with a lively mix of comedy and song. Channing does Marlene Dietrich impressions while Bailey delivers a signature drawling solo, though some Broadway song group numbers feel weaker. NBC airs a news special on Soviet influence in the Mediterranean, warning of growing Soviet and American naval power. ABC follows with Three Young Americans in Search of Survival, profiling a Philadelphia social worker and conservationists tackling urban gangs and water pollution.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Broadway
Carol Channing
Pearl Bailey
ABC
Miss Channing
Miss Halley
Marlene Dietrich
Dolly
NBC
Mediterranean
ABC News
Philadelphia
Harold Haskins
Haskins
Rutgers Admits More Black Students Plan Sparks Debate
Rutgers Newark campus closed for discussions on admitting high school graduates from cities with Rutgers campuses. About 700 students praised the plan calling it revolutionary. Separately, Idaho students backed president Ernie Hartung in a rain rally demanding more funding.
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Pus
Rutgers University
Newark
Rutgers
Camden
New Brunswick
Black Organization of Students
University of Idaho
Moscow
Idaho
Ernest W. Hartung
Ernie
Haytung
A Style Shoppe Saar Fashion Column
Virginia Harwell writes on the magic women use to project image and charm. The piece promotes visiting Raley's Style Shoppe for quick lessons on lines, accessories, and tricks to charm the eye and enhance personal presentation.
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Raley
Donovan Galvani
Raley's
Raley’s
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Leslie Huddleston
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Daffodil Garden Club
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Johnson
Magnolia City Hospital
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Quachita County Hospital
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