Hope Arkansas community events and notices
Calendar items list activities in Hope Arkansas for March including Hope Junior Auxiliary meeting at 10 am in the Douglas Building with an executive session at 9:30 am. A Ladies Bridge-Luncheon at Hope Country Club, a spaghetti supper at Huck Wagon Arkla Village, and a White Elephant Sale by Hempstead County Republican Women are noted. Also mentions a bridge club, a bridal shower for Miss Faye Campbell, and a May wedding plans for Mary Susan Waller and Benny Ray Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Junior Auxiliary
Douglas
Huck Wagon
Arkla Village
Emmet
Ark
Community Development Club
Snell Cemetery
Hempstead County
Ideal Cafe
South Main
Faye Campbell
Lewisville
Larry H. May
William Billings
Tilmon Boba
Mary Kay Ray
Wayne Ray
Elmer Campbell
Alfred Vines
Patmos
Miss Campbell
First Presbyterian Church At
Hope
Mary Susan Waller
Benny Ray Thayer
William Edwin Waller
James Milburn
Pete Thayer
Fort Smith
Thayer
Waller
Saint Edward Murry Hospital
Easter fashion at Raleys Style Shoppe headlines fresh looks
Virginia Harwell notes Easter trends remain vital as women seek new outfits. Ra tley's Style Shoppe showcases Dawn Leigh Donovan Galvani and other lines promising elegance and beauty at Home Town prices. Look for fresh young styles suited to all ages and figures and shop now before Easter rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratley's
Raley’s
Dawnleigh
Donovan Galvani
Raley
Arkansan aboard plane hijacked to Cuba
Jimmy May, an 18 year old seaman apprentice from Little Rock, was aboard a Delta Airlines flight hijacked to Cuba Tuesday night. He and several Arkansan recruits had boarded a Trans Texas flight for Dallas to connect to the Delta flight bound for San Diego. His mother Mrs Jack May said they were relieved yet worried, noting they never expected their son to become a world traveler so soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Seaman Appren
Jimmy May
Arkansas
Delta
Cuba
Jack May
Trans Texas
Dallas
San Diego
Helen Help Us Modern Woman Love and Marriage Debate
A reader letter column discusses whether a career woman can balance marriage and homemaking duties. The exchange includes opinions on domestic expectations, male perspectives from Europe, and the idea that women should have independence yet be role models in a traditional marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Europe
Antone
State tax bills advance in legislature
The Senate adopted a three cent per acre Minders lard tax aimed at funding forest fire prevention by the state Forestry Commission. It also approved a House amendment creating a machinery to construct a state library building, financed by bonds repaid from higher corporate franchise taxes. The original rate rise from .11 to .14 percent was trimmed to .13 by the House amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Robert Harvey
Swisston
Senate
Supreme Court
Gayle Windsor
Little Rock
Guy H
Mutt
Jones
Conway
Windsor
Dan 7. Sprick
Moore
State Formntry Commission
Mas Chifiery
Democrat Ed Jones Leads Tennessee 8th District Race
Democrat Ed Jones holds a strong lead in Tennessee 8th District’s first congressional race since November. Jones, a cotton planter, has 32 705 votes while William Davis of the American Independent party tallies 16 836 and Leonard Dunavent, Republican, 15 644. Six independents still running as voting continues. The district leans Democratic though Wallace carried it in the prior November presidential contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Fefin
Ed Jones
Tennessee 8Th
Jones
Willliam Davis
George C. Wallace
American Independent Party
Leonard Dunavent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ocie LY
Ofisat Corporation
First United Methodist
Duplicate Bridge Club
Lloyd Spencer
J.C. Broyles
Hope Duplicate
Leo Hartsfield
Edward Hartsfield
Shannon
E.P. Young, Jr
Aberdeen
Miss
National Association of Junior Auxiliaries
Bill
Jane
Mensa
International Social and Research Organization
Shipley
Virginia Harwell
Arkansan
Helen Bettel
Family Shoe Store
East 2Nd Street
Tennessee
Wallace
Richard. M. Nixon
Hobert H. Humphrey
Robert A. Everett
Bank Hope
HG First National Bank
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