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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1960

Page

5

Local Church and School Group Meetings Schedule

Community notices detail meetings of Vollermant Cats Club and Baptist church members at Kentville Road on Monday March 30, plus the Band Auxiliary movie night at Cannon Hall on Tuesday March 24 at 7:00 PM. Brownies troop 3 Brookwood held a May 24 gathering with leaders Mrs. Meiltay and Mrs. Herring, others included Pam Buller and Jo Susats White. Garland School PTA met March 28 in the auditorium with officers elected for the next year including President Mrs. B W Edwards and Treasurer Mrs. Talbot Fields Jr. Mrs. Gayle Moore of Texarkana announced the birth of a son March 24 at Wadley Hospital.

Cannon Hall Ilibs Biy Dad Jones BrookWood Mavich Fred Meiltay Phinis Herring Jinny Cailicott Ralph Caillicott Pam Buller Jimmy Callicott Joyce Coller Linda ‘Goodwin Jam Helving Mindy McElroy Martha Jane Mosley Teresa’. Smyth Donna’ Stevens Jo Susats “White Glanis Wood Hansel and Grotal Garland School P. T. A Ti. Hi. McGuire B. W. Edwards James H. Burke Harold Byents Talbot Fields, Jr Buck Rogers Jack Gardner Ed Astin W. H. Oberthier Texarkana

Negroes Rally for Boycott at Pine Bluff

A rally at a Pine Bluff Negro church urged expanding a boycott against two chain stores that deny lunch counter service to Negroes. NAACP leader Dr. David E. Parker told about 000 attendees to spread the boycott by staying away from the stores and urging neighbors to join. The action targets J. B. Newberry Co and Woolworth Co, while S. H. Kress Co. is not targeted due to lack of lunch counters.

Pine Bluff Ark David E. Parker National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People J. 3 Newberry Co FW. Woolworth Co Pirie Bluff S. H. Kress Co NAACP Parker

Bombings blamed on hoodlums in Portland area

Police call bombings at several homes and a plant in Portland the work of hoodlums with a union strike ongoing at Podmid papers. Names include Mrs. Walter S Martit and Dave Wilson among others. publishers Shell Wotte and Okla Horny Publishing Co. are tied to the Daily Oklahoma and Times.

Hellcapler API Walter S Martit Ati Shell Wotte Polfea Helwoonie Maroh Oklahoman Times Martin

West Plan to Keep Control Over Arms Proposed

Geneva AP reports Western powers outlined a plan for a global Disarmament Organization to oversee every phase of a world treaty. Francesco Cavalletti of Italy proposed a 14 nation executive, with permanent surveillance of military budgets and maneuvers, satellite and missile launches, and a system to enforce armed force limits and conversion of weapons materials to peaceful use. The plan aims for veto-free governance and broad powers beyond mere arms cuts.

Geneva Francesco Cavanelli Lie Cavaletti Valerian Zorin Yavaleuli IDO Cargletti

Hospital Notes List Admits and Discharges in Hope Area

A local hospital notes multiple admissions and discharges across Hope and surrounding towns. Names include Molson Fragier, Jimmy Ammons, Paul Sims, Mrs. J. CG. Wallack, Mrs. Lomaire Atkins, Mrs. Chois IP Hopes, Olin Milley, and others. A baby girl arrived March 26 for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tedford of Hope, with additional births noted for Kenneth Benfry.

Molson Fragier Washington Cecil Rogers Hope George Junk L. B Lampkin Emmet Jimmy Ammons Paul Sims J. CG. Wallack Lomaire Atkins Chois IP Olin Milley Ed Bonds Bill Brashier James Bell McCaskill Charlene Noble Flobert Robinson Don ‘Brows Memorial J. J. Geen Ozan Larry Powell Oscar Powell Palmos Tom Gathright Saratoga Harold Tedford John Cunningham Fulton Annie Lane Clyde Rosenbaum Dixie Ogden C. FP. Batson James Guillains Labs Saratoge Dylen Bagley Alford Armistrong J.T. Hodges James Andress Jp. C. Rothwell Dell Thompson Hone Herold Tedford Kenneth Benfry

Magnolia annual Soap Box Derby slated for July 9

Arkansas hosts its state Soap Box Derby in Magnolia on July 9 with boys from across the state invited. The Magnolia Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event and the winner will race in Akron, Ohio, this summer. Eo McMahon of Magnolia is named director of the Arkansas Derby.

Magnolia Ark Arkansas Magnolia Chamber of Cum- Ingree Arkansss Akroa Ohio Eo McMmahon

Segregation Boycott Continues Amid Mixed Saturday Attendance

The report notes the boycott’s persistence with growing effectiveness anticipated and mentions some African Americans continuing to patronize stores on Saturday, reflecting a mixed response to protests. The piece records early signs of economic impact while acknowledging ongoing participation by residents.

Fragmented plea amid family turmoil and stray quotes

A garbled plea references family distress and a request for advice. The text includes incomplete lines about divorce, religion, forgiveness, love, faith, and a misquoted Assisi sentiment. It reads as a damaged OCR snippet with displaced phrases and nonsensical segments.

St. Tranels. of Assisi Pardin

Dear Dorathy Dix Teens Needs Privacy and Safety

A fragmented letter from a teen pleads for privacy and safety amid parental yelling and confusion. The note, possibly part of a larger column, reflects tension at home and references a call for support from Dorathy Dix.

Dorathy

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