Society News From Hope Area Matches March Social Calendar
Community clubs and church groups in Hope announce meetings for March 21 to 23 including Leslie Huddleston Unit 12 and various circles, Easter events, and a Republican Women tea. Club reports cover Hope Country Club activities, White Elephant Golf, and Sweet Home Extension. Local social calendar highlights hostesses, homes, and venues with March dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion Auxiliary
H. O. Kyler
Sweet Home Extension Homemakers Club
W. T. Yarberry
Pearl Lee
Carl Brown
Church In the Wildwood
J. E. Ward
Yarberry
Homemakers
Thelma Warnken
Eunice Moore
Emma Phillips
Julia Jordan
Lillian Trivillous
Moore
Hope Arkansas Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
The Hope Arkansas column notes visitors from Hot Springs and Mena including Mr and Mrs Bill Home Shak Mr and Mrs Andrew Trussell and Mr and Mrs Bill Meal t isk plus Greg Kress of Mena and Mrs John Estes in Jonesboro. Susan Forster visits Hope then heads to Boston to see Richard Forster at Boston University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Trussell
Bill Homeshak
Andrew Trussell
Bill Meal Tisk
Hot Springs
Susan Forster
U of A
Hope
Marguerite Forster
Boston
Richard Forster
Boston U
Helen Help Us! Youth Pleas and Problems Column
This 1967 Hope Star excerpt presents a teen advice column with letters about friendships, dating bets, handling frank remarks, survivor guilt after a death, and guidance from Helen Bottel. It mentions a Datfor Garden Club style show at Hope Country Club with numerous participants and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
Inc
Run for Your Life Renewed Amid Call for Stronger Scripts
TV critic notes Run for Your Life remains a strong NBC performer with a third season renewal, though recent episodes suffer from slow pacing and weaker scripts. The AP story contrasts other prime time offerings and lists Nielsen rankings and network performances. Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon return from a Bahamas holiday denying marital strife, and a Santander Spain report notes four girls retract a Virgin Mary story after church meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Ben Cazzara
NBC
Paul Bryan
Dina Merrill
Perry Como
Woody Allen
ABC
Hts Sill
Africa
California
Iupact
CBS
Andy Griffith
Associated Press London
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Bahamas
British Overseas Airways Corp
Nassau
London
St. Michael
Archangel
Bad Weather Hides Sole Yachtsman
Britain's sole yachtsman Sir Francis Chichester faced foul weather off Cape Horn as 20 foot seas challenged the final leg of his round the world voyage. Radio contact failed with his 53 foot Gipsy Moth IV and Argentine and British ships seeking rendezvous. Chichester hoped to skirt Cape Horn 100 miles south to avoid grounding. he previously completed a record solo voyage and was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Benham
Punta Arenas
Chile
Britain
Sir Francis Chichester
South America
Cape Horn
Chichester
Strait of Magellan
Cape
Sydney
Australia
The
Plymouth
England
Africa
Half of Food in India Goes to Rats and Birds
AP dispatch reports that the UN FAO finds half the food produced in India is wasted by rats, birds and insects. Global losses by pests average at least 20 percent, with Asia, Africa and Latin America hardest hit, threatening starving populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
FAO
Far East
United States
U.S
James M. Long
ROME
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Army Engineers Design Public Use Areas on Arkansas River
Army Engineers designated three public use areas on the Arkansas River at Little Rock North Little Rock and Pine Bluff. Cities will develop and hold 25 year leases with maintenance by the municipalities. Little Rock requests near Rebsamen Park North Little Rock by Burns Park and Pine Bluff at St Marie Bend downstream from the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Army Engineers
Arkansas River
North Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Army
Rebsamen Park
Burns Park
St. Marie Bend
Easter Lily Sign of Light and Purity
Suzie Butler notes Easter is the most sacred day with global celebra tion. Flowers mark new life. the Easter Lily is the standout symbol, grown by florists with pollen stalks removed to keep them white. Call PR 17-2631 for delivery.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Circle 7
Jimmy Miller
Tina Ambassador
Garrett Memorial Church
Bryan Clark
Rosston Road
Charles McCorkle
Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterian
Hempstead County
First Baptist Church
M. S. Bates
South Elm Street
Jewel Moore, Jr
Arthur Wimmell
Harry McLemore
Arkansas Music
Inspiration Point
Country Club
the Hope Country Club
Monty Monts
Earl Lockett
K. G. Hamilton
Emmet Wassell
Thompson Evans, Jr
al Graves
Robert Mattox
Henry Fenwick
Ruth
A. A. Albritton
Coshostess
John Britt
Jack Beaty
Cecil Clark
P. L. Perkins
Sweet Home
Arlice Pettit
Izara Tullis
Mamie Gentry
Anna Brown
Mennie West
B. L. Rettig
Frank Baggett
Shreveport
Emmett Thompson
John Bruce Keating
West Hyattsville, Md
Bruce Keating
Ark
San Antonio, Tex
Air Force
Greg Kress
Mena
Haskell Joneses
John Estes
Jonesboro, la
Mary Batley
Nevie Charm
Memorial
Obie O'Dell
Mary Beth
Robert Parham
James Quillan
All of Hope
James Cheatham
Rosston
Forrest Hudson
R. L. Webb
Lou Ella Ware
Nina Allen
Emmet
Johnny Purtle
Max Morman
James Quillian
Mae
Nadia Nerina
Chicago
Helen Bettel
Joe
Jerry
Buddie
A.F.W
Honey
Isfe
Datfordil Garden Club
Hope Country Club
Lewis McLarty
Raley
Stacey Owen
Misty Alexander
Jerry Alexander
Jerry Owen
Charles Wilhite
Phillip Manus
Charles Jones
Tom Ed ‘Hays Jr
John R. Graves
Bruce Duke
Bob Kellam
Bill Hairr
George Frazier
Jon Leim
E. P. Young, Jr
Lex Helms, Jr
Lloyd Guerin
Hell
Marine Corps
Lee Maryin
Scott's
Pe Isun
W. Second St
Peakmank
Canke
Ward & Son Drug CO
East 2Nd, St. Village
Rexall Pharmacy
Hope Village Shopping Center
Madamiel Romain
Technicolor
Lola Het Ed Batht
ALY
Pna
Kangarl
Misia
Shoes Pansonenann Creenen As
Suzie Butler
Butler’s Florist
Rosston Highway
Hope, Arkansas
East 2Nd Street
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