Bridal vows mark wedding in First Baptist Church
Mrs. Carroll Hayden Schmitt formerly Kelly Huff wed Hayden Schmitt at First Baptist Church with Pastor Dr. Richard Stiltner officiating. Attendants included Kim McMullan and bridesmaids in pink, reception in church hall, couple to reside in Hope after a trip to Hot Springs.
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Kelly Rene Huff
Hayden Schmitt
First Baptist Church
John T. Huff
Bill Schmitt
Emmet
Richard Stiltner
Thur Strech
Iss Carla Weldon
Steve Landers
George Alan Schmitt
Jamey McMullan
Chantilly
Kim McMullan
Donna Lawson
Lonoke
Jolyn Herridon
Kathy Gunter
Charles Schmitt
All of Hope
Karen DeWoody
Hope
Masters Lonnie Harrison
Lanny Page
Little Rock
Tim McMullan
Stanley Schmitt
Greg Schmitt
John Johnson
Marty Reyenga
James Phillips
Larry Huff
el Toro
Calif
Howell Anderson
Mark Harris
Hot Springs
Billy G. Schmitt
Carroll Hayden Schmitt
Sheraton Inn
Community events mark March 19 calendar in Fair Park area
Calendar items list events for Saturday March 19 including a Song Fest at the Community Center Fair Park from 10 am to noon, a Bike A Thon for the Gerald Ellis fund at 9 am, and the Miss Southwest Arkansas pageant at 8 pm in Hope High School auditorium.
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Fair Park
Hope Jaycee Ettes
Gerald Ellis
Hope High School
Miss Southwest Arkansas Pageant Planned Saturday
Kay Frances Smith reigning Miss Hot Springs charts a pageant run plan for Saturday. The 2 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs B J Smith trained in Hot Springs with Bill Feney and Rose Marie Stein before five years studying under Betty Arnold for five years as a featured soloist. She has performed Pas De Deux on stage in several dance recitals and been a featured ballerina for educational programs.
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Kay Frances Smith
Hot Springs
Kay
B.J. Smith
Bill Feney
Rose Marie Stein
Betty Arnold
Child learns cooking and sewing while home alone
Dear Abby excerpts cover a working mom praising early independence for 8 year olds, a teen upset dad keeping a TV in the bath, and a wife defending herself against fattening meals. The collage includes Kay, a Hendrix College sophomore dancer with Arkansas Arts Center Ballet, dancing in a Miss Southwest Arkansas pageant.
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Abby
Lilac Garden Club Meeting At Mrs Cohen Home
Hope Lilac Garden Club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs W D Cohen with Mrs L C Collins assisting. Eighteen members answered roll call on what they like about spring. Reports were given by Mrs B W Edwards and Mrs Lelia Jordan.
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Jim Stroud
Cohen
A.M. Hewitt
Council of Garden Clubs
Roy Taylor
Eugenia Bowser
P.C. Stephens
Clio McCaskill
Texarkana
Joseph F. Winchel
Shreveport
Hospital Dismissals List From Memorial Hospital
A memorial hospital note lists several patients admitted and discharged. The admitted names include Joe Fontaine Nas ville and Mrs Tom Conna Lewisville among others from Hope. The discharged list features Mrs Les Skinner QC Purtell and several others from Hope and Fulton. A stray line mentions applesauce as a breakfast topping for hot oatmeal.
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Ff Schmitt
Clyde Davis Photo
Betty Barton
Sybil Herndon
Hallie Anderson
Cindy Garrett
Robin Townsend
Vickie Cobb
Cheryl Wilson
Joanie Buffington
Brenda Brown
Mary Jessup
P.E.O
Cosmopolitan Club
Harding
Tommy Mounts
Henry Criner
Holiday Inn
U.M.W
First United Methodist Church
Douglas
Alcoholic Anonymous
al- Anon Family Group
House of Hope
Jones Street
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Beryl Henry
PTA
John Robert Graves
Bobby Whitmarsh
Whitfield
Women’s News
Annette Rogers
Dean Arbby
Momma
Pop
P.S
L.A
D. Cater Crawford
Mrs. Crawford
Arkansas Arts Center Ballet Company
Hendrix College
Conway
Glen Irby
University of Arkansas In
Fayetteville
Miss Kay Frances Smith
Hope Jaycee-Ettes
Debi Hart
Becky McKamie
Susan Martin
Gerald
Kathryn Beck
Star
Ellis
Mrs. Cohen
Shocker
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