Society events fill March calendar in Hope area
The Cosmopolitan Club meets March 28 at 7 45 p m at Mrs Jews el Moore Jr s home. Jett B Graves Sunday School class hosts a pots luck supper. First Methodist and First Presbyterian groups plan activities. Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 meets March 27 with reports and new member. Easter visits and travel notes include many locals visiting relatives in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and beyond. hospital admissions and discharges listed for Hope residents.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Jewsel Moore, Jr
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Ray McDowell
Ruby Delany
Joe Jones
Charles Wilburn
Glenn Hollis
Pearl Owens
Weslyn Guild NO
Wesleyan Service Guild No
Lois O'Neal
Jamie Russell
Russell
Dorothy Weisenberger
Helen McKinney
Doctor's Mailbag on Leukemia Causes and Treatments
Wayne G Brandstadt M D explains leukemia origins as unknown but possibly viral, notes environmental triggers like benzene, and details current drugs Myleran and Leukeran. He discusses bruising, drug development questions, FDA safeguards, and cancer heredity, inviting reader letters for general guidance.
Fashion for Women: New Pants Suit Appeal Across Labels
Retail fashion piece highlights women embracing pants suits for ease of movement in cars and planes. Jane Colby bonded knits offer longer jackets with tailored pants and shells. Paisley prints by Mr. Thompson. Country Set white acetate suit. Donovan Galvani and Koret coordinates with stretch pants and shells. Prices shown: pants 13.00 dollars, shell 5.00, shorts 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Colby
Mr. Thompson
Donovan Galvani
Koret
California
Engagement Announced For Miss Hatfield To Marlin Byers
The engagement of Miss Mary Jayne Hatfield to Marlin Byers is announced by her parents Glen E. and Mrs. Hatfield of Hope. The groom is the son of Mrs. O F Byers and the late Rev Byers, also of Hope. The bride elect, a 1966 Hope High School graduate, works at Standard Automotive Components in Hope. The groom works at Smart Printing Co in Texarkana. The wedding is planned for June 2 with no cards to be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jayne Hatfield
Marlin Byers
Glen E. Hatfield
Hope
O. F. Byers
Reverend Byers Also
Hope High
Smart Printing Company
Texarkana
Dis
Helen
Biologists Assemble Live Virus In California Lab
In Pasadena California two biologists Dr Robert Edgar and Dr William Wood of the California Institute of Technology report they have assembled a live virus more complex than any artificial form built before. The T4 virus resembles a hypodermic syringe and is 1 100000 inch long it cannot reproduce without its host bacteria. It injects DNA into bacteria and uses the host cell to manufacture more of itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Robert Edgar
William Wood
California Insitute of Technology
Scientists report engineered viruses that assemble from parts
Edgar and Wood describe creating about 100 virus genes with heat and chemicals to inactivate certain genes. Host cells then produce unassembled parts, which recombine in tests to form complete, reproducing viruses. The work appears in Caltech's Engineering and Science magazine.
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Edgar
Wood
Caltech
Norway rejects abortion law expansion proposal
Norway's social affairs minister Egil Aarvik told Parliament that further liberalizing abortion rights is unjustified. He cited ethical and juridical principles, noting current law requires state medical service director approval based on medical or social grounds. Estimates say about 2,000 legal abortions are granted yearly, with thousands more cases reportedly handled outside the law.
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Erika
WOLD
Oslo
Norway
Egil Aarvik
Aase Lionnes
Labor Party
Lionnes
Herman the hippo wanders 15 miles home to spa
In Baguna Beach California Herman the hippo fled from his Huntington Beach cage during a carnival and surfaced days later at a horses health spa. Lisa the elephant allegedly lured the 1500 pound animal back home as police, the owner Gene Hold er, and friends sought him after the weekend disappearance. Connie Hendricks let her bulldog Challenger out Monday.
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Baguna Beach
Calif
Herman the Hippo
Lisa
Elephant
Herman
Huntington Beach
Here
Gene Holder
Connie Hendricks
Challenger
Mrs. Hendricks’ Spa
Holder
Africa
India
Helen Help Us! Youth Questions and Teenage Dilemmas
A reader asks about shoplifting lessons from detectives and the cost to parents, while others seek guidance on money owed for babysitting and a clingy friend. The column, in Helen Help Us style, offers cautions and pushes toward expert help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Yafi
Ken
Mike
Sear
W.A.B
Antique finshing workshop teaches marbleizing and glazing
A three to two day workshop April 12 13 offers Marbleizing Antiquing and Gold Paper backed Foil Craft taught by Juanise Johnson Extension Home Furnishings Specialist. Free instruction with Dolores McBride Extension Home Economist as contact. Readiness and prep instructions provided for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanise Johnson
Collier Funiture and Appliance
Dolores McBride
Ex+tension
Toll bonds fill Golden Gate Bridge tolls safe
The World Almanac notes in 29 years since the bridge opened in San Francisco that 156 million vehicles have produced 113 million dollars in tolls, more than triple the original construction cost of 35 million dollars. Many drivers cannot pay and post bonds, many bonds remain unredeemed, and the toll collector’s safe holds electric razors, radios, fishing rods and similar items.
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Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco
The
World Almanac
Broadway awards mix with TV and film in festive night
The annual Broadway awards ceremony aired on ABC with fewer categories than Oscar or Emmy but kept the starry, mixed flavor. Highlights included stage numbers from Walking Happy and Cabaret, plus a Mary Martin Robert Preston duet from Do I Do. An NBC satire We Interrupt This Season offered a bright note of Weekend entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
Motion Pictures
Television
Sunday Mighty
ABC
Mary Martin
Robert Preston
NBC
Helen Bottel Help Column Opens Family Living Advice
The Hope Star offers Helen Bottel’s family living column inviting readers with kid trouble or personal issues to write for sympathetic advice. Readers are urged to send experiences and questions to Helen Bottel in care of the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
1967
Inc
Timely quotes and remarks from public figures
Kansas runner Jim Ryan recalls a fast mile record while urging self improvement. Madam Nhu criticizes ostentatious Buddhist displays. Merle Q Oberson vows to keep pursuing beauty and success after prom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Ryan
Kansas
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Forney Holt
Marion Holder
Mary and Mare Tha
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George Jones
Henderson State
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LSU
Teddy Jones, Jr
Dallas
Joneses
Hubert Thrash
Morton Wheatley
Arkansas A & M
Monticello
B. W. Edwards
Mrs
Don Duffle
Huntsville
Ala
Richard Duffle
Famely
New Orleans
J. M. Duffle
Richard Duffies
C. G. Tittle
Tommy Polk
Natae Me
Memphis
Irey Polk
M's. W. H. Brasher
Paul Lewis
Houston
Methodist Hospital
Tom Jobe
Mitch
Ardmore
Okla
Mark Jobe
W. F. James
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George Teat
St. Louis
W. H. Brashier
Troy Polks
Glen Williams
Little Rock
Glen L. Williams
Marie and
Nannie Parkins
Edward Lester
Jimmy
C. D. Lester
F. Y. Trimble
J. L. Murphree
Athens
Murphrees
U. of Ohio
Europe
Harry Shiver
Kingsport, Tenn
Ronald Nations
Daniel E. Blake
Chicago
M. B. Hatch
Gillie Stuart
Rosston
Johnny Lowe
Riley Lemley
Juanita Alkerson
Danny Stephenson
All of Hope
Gladyce Duffle
John Nix
Randy Teague
Minnie Fuller
Frank Valentine
Jeanldine Stephenson
Dorsey Burns
Patmos
Morris Harwell
E. A. Alderman
Ronald Jefferies
Randle Stephens
Emmet
Calvin Parsons
Washington
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Food and Drug Administration
Dr. Brandstadt
Mary Jane Hatfield
ARK
Helen Bettel
CBS
Art Carney
Newspaper Enterprise
Avan
Madam Nhu
Merle Q Oberson
Ross Hunter
Lana Turner
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John Forsythe
Bruce-Terminix
Terminix
Bruce Terminix
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