Hope Bridge Club March activities note in 1946
March 2 1946 society notes describe Hope Duplicate Bridge Club events with visitors Dennis Arrington Gary Arrington and Mary Rothwill. Plans include a Special Winners Game March 23 at Hope Country Club dessert potluck Luncheon March 24 and a Friday Music Club program Arkadelphia Harmonic Music Club.
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Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
Hope Country Club
the Hope Country Club
Clyde Fouse
Bill Routon
George Wright
Carl Bramslett
Berday
G. G. Medders
B. W. Edwards
McDowell Turner
Arkansas Music
Arkadelphia Phil“Harmonic Music Club
Canquils
Narcissus
Tom Kinser
C. B. Tolleson
Mary K. Lehman
Helen Help Us Dear Helen Tiger Breaks Up After College
A reader column features a breakup story about a boyfriend who shifts after college, a cautionary note on drinking and behaving, and responses from Helen about growing up and relationships. The exchange includes letters from a teen, a dentist, and a young girl, with Helen offering guidance.
New Shop Hours Highlight Easter Fashion Parade
Bill notes a playful chatter about changing shop hours from 9 a m to 5 p m and touts Raley's Style Shoppe Spring clothes. The fragment hints at an Easter fashion parade and a lively invitation to visit the shop for the season's prettiest selection.
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Bill
Raley
Engagement Announced Patricia Peters to Lt William Walters
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Peters of Malvern announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann Peters to 2nd Lieutenant William Frank Walters, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Frank Walters Sr. of Hope. Patricia is a Malvern High School graduate and Texas Christian University alumna now at the University of Arkansas as a junior. The couple plans a June 25 wedding at 3 p.m. in the First Methodist Church of Malvern.
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Patricia Ann Peters
C. F. Peters
Malvern
Patricia Ann
William
Frank Walters
William Frank Walters
Hope
Miss Peters
Malvern High School
Texas Christian University
University of Arkansas
Pi Beta Phi
Hot Springs
Walters
Hope High
H.S. C
Mhilambda Chi Praternity
First Methodist Church of
Thinks War in Malaysia to Soon Fade
Diplomatic sources in Singapore foresee Indonesia gradually halting raids against Malaysia while maintaining propaganda against the federation. Suharto’s leadership is seen as restoring the economy and reducing domestic opposition, with plans to resume trade with Singapore and Malaysia to bolster foreign exchange. Indonesia’s tin and rubber shipments were disrupted as rubber workers were ordered to boost production.
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John Cantwell
Singapore
Idonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Datla
Mala
Dodonesia
Radia Jakarta
Saline River Dam Planned by Engineers
Two Army Engineers were to depart for the Vicksburg district to push authorization for a proposed 44 million dollar Saline River dam in Southern Arkansas. The trip follows a Benton Arkansas delegation meeting with Sen. John L. McClellan and Army engineers over delays in starting construction.
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Washington
Army
Vicksburg, Miss
Court Rulings Endorse Censorship in Obscenity Decisions
Supreme Court rulings broadened censorship criteria in three cases led by Eros Magazine publisher Ralph Ginzburg. The court upheld a new test focusing on commercial exploitation of erotica for prurient appeal, overhauling the old community standards standard amid divisions among the justices.
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Barry Schweid Wasitington
Supreme Court
Ofice Agin
High Court
Srem
Justrces
Eros
Ralph Ginzburg
Massachusetts
New York
Edward Mishkin
William J. Brennan Jr
Tom C. Clark
William C. Douge Jasso
Ginzburg
Mishkin
Hugo L
Training Airman Butler Selected for ATW Administrative Specialist
In 1961 Hope High graduate Ricky L. Butler son of Mr and Mrs Willian T Butler has been selected for training at Amarillo AFB as an ATW administrative specialist. He completed basic at Hackland APB Texas and attended Southern State and Arkansas State Teachers Colleges. The article also notes Black's comment on censorship statutes and Ginzburg calling a New York decision a setback for artists with Mishkin not commenting.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
NBC
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Ricky L. Butler
Willian T. Butler
Hope R.2
Amarillo AF Bo
ATW
Hope High
Hackland
Apb
Texas
Souther State
Arkansas State Teachers Colleges
Abortion Probe Reveals Broad California Investigations
AP report from Los Angeles states California physicians face probes for abortions they deem necessary but some authorities call illegal. Dr James McNulty of the State Board of Medical Examiners says numbers are widespread though he would not disclose totals. California law permits abortion only to save the mother's life.
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Toto
Ralph Dighton
Los Angeles
California
California Medical Association
James McNulty
State Board of Medical Examiners
McNulty
Ann Blythe
Baseball group officers named at Lit tle League Doctors Babe Ruth meeting
At a meeting of Lit tle, Doctors and Babe Ruth Baseball League representatives the following officers were named Mrs Ernest Morton president Mrs Dr W Newton vice president Mrs Frank Worthey treasurer and buyer Mrs Hue lan White chairman of the Lit tle League Mrs Bill Brown chairman of the Doctor s League and Mrs Wallis Monroe chairman of the Babe Ruth League The officers appeal to every one to support the baseball program this year.
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Littie
Babe Ruth Baseball League
Ernest Morton
W. Newton
Frank Worthey
Huelan White
Bill Brown
Doctor's League
Wallis Monroe
Calif. Doctors Split Over Liberal Abortion Laws
Californias 22 000 physicians debate proposed liberal abortion laws as CMA leaders prepare to vote on resolutions. Disputes center on legality and ethics with doctors arguing for more realistic human laws and safeguards. A Marin County proposal seeks abortion access when mother has serious illness or mental health concerns, rape or incest, illegitimacy under 16, or risk of malformed offspring.
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California
CMA
House of Delegates
Marin County Medical Society
NOTHING NEW By Dr. Charles Johnson
A public service piece extols Chiropractic Care for better health and highlights ongoing scientific expansion. It credits The Johnson Chiropractic Clinic in Hope Arkansas and lists contact details.
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Charles Johnson
Ferther
Johnson Chiropractic Clinic
Main, Hope, Ark
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