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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1960

Page

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March 21 WSCS and church circle meetings list

A March 21 notice from the First Methodist Church lists WSCS activities and church circles. It names circle locations and host homes, including Martha Sainston, Armin Hoover, Wade Sorrels, Catherine Hall, Amanda Tinkle, and others. Also notes the Wesleyan Service Guild meeting and a Cosmo Kids session. Members are urged to attend. nursery will open.

WSCS L.methodist Charely Wade Rala Amapda Tinkle Elome Roy Alan

Brookwood PTA Postpones March Meeting and Names Work Group

The Brookwood PTA meeting originally set for March 1 is postponed to May 24. At the session, officers and committee roles were elected, and Mrs W C Bueno received a Life Membership Pen for her work along with other announcements by Mrs George Wright and Mrs Jewel Moore.

Brookwood Mendes Prineis Toll Jewel Moore Dim Names Ice Geerdory Kendix Spragaving Porney Volt Wallis Marne Wyth George Wright W. C. Bueno Mutler Metin Wes Fao

Principals urge steady dating ban at Allentown school

In Allentown PA the Aleptewy Caagirat Gathalie High Sehan principal bans pupils from going steady. Father Dally and Stephen J. Dartay defend the policy as restoring longstanding Catholic doctrine. Critics worry it may push couples toward secrecy or hidden trouble as staff monitor behavior and student activities.

Allentown Aleptewy Caagirat Gathalie High Sehan Stephen J. Dartay Dally Jesus Christ Dent Celle Daday Gil

Black boycott protest leads to court action over city ordinance

Reported demonstrations ended as Black youths faced charges for violating a city ordinance. Police halted the boycott after storefronts were opened and patrons served. Municipal Court set March 2 for defense attorneys to argue the ordinance's validity amid ongoing legal challenges.

Machine Did What It Was Built to Do

New York reports on Jean Tinguely’s self destroying machine at the Museum of Modern Art. A chaotic assembly of wheels, a piano, radio and other bits performed as flames and smoke erupted, prompting a fire department warning and an audience sweep of the spectacle.

New York API Modern Net Wealire Museum of Modern Art Plecas Settide Fre Jean Tinguely Asm Lalricks SeHlpigi

Czech Red Dies in Vienna at 74

Vienna reports Czech communist leader Em manuel Slechta died after a heart attack. The 74 year old, head of a soviet party tolerated by Czechoslovakia, collapsed Thursday in Prague.

Vienna Austria Emmanuel Slechta Czechoslovakia Sovialist Avagh Radig Pragua

Hope School Board Meets On Loan Fund Action

A Hempstead County board of directors at Hope School District No 9 met at flag High School on March 14 1960 at 7 30 PM. The minutes list members present and discuss a resolution to apply to the State Board of Education for an $8000 loan from a Revolving Fund to fund repairs and improvements to a high school over a multi year period.

Brrngs Hope School District Hempstead County Air Kansas Flage High Schiggs Frank Kling Norman Moore Dad Martindale Mel John Lowe Bill Routon Uus School Board General Assembly State Board of Edu Board OF Hope Hempstead Cany

WSCS Meats at First Methodist Church in Prescott

The WSCS group met Monday afternoon in the church education building with 12 members present. President Mrs P A Esvarre opened with prayer and minutes read by Mrs Fred White. treasurer Ms Wayna Bley reported. Several reports followed before prayers and program on Stewardship.

WSCS First Methodist Church P. A. Esvarre Fred White Wayna Bley Easuver M's. H. HL. McKenzie Missionary Revention Africa Wayne Eley Youth War MYF Syl Blevins Prayser Lloyd Haynie Tine W. R. Hombright Floyd Wren Tylent Eley

WMU Circle 2 Meets With Mrs J M Duke Dr

Seven members of WMU Circle 2 of the First Baptist Church met Monday afternoon at Mrs J M Duke’s home. Mrs Al Plyler, president of the WMU, opened with prayer and Mrs Don Muse led the study. Helpers included Mrs Johns and Mrs Wilburn Wils. Mrs Plyler chaired the meeting with Mrs Be Underwood assisting with business. A dessert course was served by the hostess.

Wail Civel First Baptist Church J. M. Duke al Plyler WML Don Muse Johns Wilburn Plyler Underwood

Army Burying Items at Northern Ontario Radar Base

A northern Ontario radar base is burying items including washing machines motors and boats as part of a clearance by local authorities and the WSCS circle. Bulldozers move debris at Sheleen Lions Lookout and Hud son with a burial ceremony overseen by Mrs Tillman Worl in a service at Talatson.

Dersomwel Ontario Dallas Waris Libert Wren Sheleen Lions Lookout WSCS Methodist Churely Quitha K Toronto V.S. Ee Tillman Worl Tapia Talatson

Unclear fragment hints at detention in Shanghai

Fragmentary text suggests a person was detained in Shanghai with garbled phrases about being heard by someone named gald and references to high or MonChi. Details are illegible, making it impossible to confirm names, dates, or context.

Gald Shanghai High MonChi- Wi

Berlin Stand-Off and West Berlin in the Cold War

The article discusses Soviet reluctance to push into West Berlin and the risk of broader war in Europe. It notes Eisenhower and Khrushchev’s Paris meeting, the psychological stakes of Berlin, and the belief that a limited war is impossible in Western Europe. It highlights West Berlin as a persistent hotspot amid Cold War tensions and potential flashpoints.

West Berlin Toth Eisenhow Europe Korea Nikita Khishetiay los-Weat Genoa West - Germany Konrad Adeshaler Eisenhower Berlin Soviet Union West Borligers Khrushchev Paris Khruselichev West Uwe

Dorothy Dix Advice Column Framing Marriage and Family Strife

In a fan letter style page, readers seek guidance on tensions between a husband, his parents, and a mother in law while navigating love, tolerance, and potential breakdowns. Dorothy Dix advises on diplomacy, avoiding open conflict, and whether a young couple should marry to legitimize their child, emphasizing practicality and emotional control.

Lold Naiajas Hugh Henyain Eai'teotsly Dorothy Dix Diut

TV Westerns May Become Less Violent

Hollywood report on TV Westerns noting plans to reduce violence in new and existing series. Producers cite script digitization and tone changes with networks aiming for safer content. The Westerner and other upcoming shows are mentioned as examples of softer characterization.

Faubus Club Elects Shreveport Leader for Faubus Drive

Dan A. Miller of Shreveport was elected president of a Faubus club in Louisiana. The group plans a nationwide drive to support Orval Faubus for president and aims to organize clubs and send delegates to a presidential Electoral College.

Shreveport Faubus Far Clnd Dan A. Miller Miller Ely Gav Orval Faubus Arkansas Millers Dlessoral College Faue

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