Local Society Notes From Hope City Church and Clubs
The Hope Council of Carden Clubs meets Friday at 9 30 am in the First National Building community room. Friday events include the Friday Music Club gathering at 4 pm March 29 at Mrs B C Hyatt home. Cub Scout Pack 93 convenes at Paisley Friday at 7 pm. Saturday March 30 features Bake Sale by Rocky Mound HD Club and Rocky Mound Baptist Church Ladies at Second and Main in the former Herbert Burns Men s Store building to fund church interior painting. Mary and Martha Sunday School Class hosts a rummage sale on Main Street opposite Barrys Grocery starting 9 am. Call PR 73350 for pickups. Sunday March 31 Church of Christ gospel singing at 2 pm, open to public. Monday April 1 Circle meeting dates updated for Ann Wollerman Circle of First Baptist at 7 30 pm at Mrs F J Burroughs 921 W 4th St. Circle 6 WSCS of First Methodist meets Monday at 2 pm at Mrs Steve Bader s home. Mrs Jud Martin-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Council of Carden Clubs
First National Building
Rocky Mound
First Methodist Church
Main Street
Barrys
Ann Wollerman
First Baptist Church
F. J. Burroughs
4Th St
Circle and club notices from First Methodist WSCS and others
Community notices list WSCS circles meeting Monday at 3 p.m. in members' homes with various hosts. WMU, First Baptist, Alpha Delta Kappa Gamma, Victory HD, and Duplicate Bridge Club events are scheduled for late March and early April, plus Cosmopolitan and Homemakers Club activities with guest speakers, routines, and planned refreshments.
Social Roundup Signals Local News From Valdosta to Fayetteville
Mr and Mrs May James visited Valdosta with Captain and Mrs Kirk James then returned home after a week. Vera Louise Pilkinton spends spring holidays with Lindenwood Women student at Lindenwood, Missouri and plans to return by March. Fulbright permit set for March 30 at University of Arkansas. Harald Pedford and family of San Marcus Texas will visit Mrs Burroughs. Mrs Cuuringam hosts guests including Victor Perdue and Bill Lonnegan and the Shreveport residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May James
Valdosta
Gourmina
Kirk James
Mey
Mixe
Vera Louise Pilkinton
Datyshier
Judge
Mes
Dauries IL Pilkinton
Lindenwood
St. Charles
Missouri
Fayetteville
Aiwanhe Booth
University of Arkansas
Harald Pedford
Nd Family
San Marcus, Ex
Mres. Wo. Burroughs
Dolph Cuuringam
Victor Perdue
Bill
A. J. Lonnegan
Ath
Shreveport
Lia
Kennedy Indicates March Clarity on Soviet Withdrawal
The article notes uncertainty over Soviet personnel in Cuba and whether combat troops or technicians will return to the Soviet Union. By end of March the U.S. hopes to know what the withdrawal truly amounts to, a matter for White House strategy review. Cuban exile raids draw fresh concern from Washington as anti-Castro groups plan new actions and Soviet involvement deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Washington
Soviet Union
Kennedy
U.S
White House
Andrew Hatcher
Miami
Alpha
Second
National Front
Escambray
Cuba
Russia defense budget hearing sparks cuts proposal
McNamara invites legislators to suggest cuts of 13 billion without lowering force levels. Also notes the birth of baby boys to Hope residents Mr and Mrs Homer Jones and Mr and Mrs Carlton King, both born March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
T Know
Hospital Notes Patients Admitted and Discharged
Hospital notes list admitted patients including Betty Spicer RL 1 Mr John Wooten Rosslon Mrs H H Greene Rt 4 Mrs Linda Cornelius Hope Mrs T McDavitt Hope Mrs J W Rider Cotton Valley La Sherry Cooks Rt 2 Mrs Lucy Guilliams Hope Bernice Cumbie Hope Mrs Anne Mc Dowell Hope Mrs Lester Mull ins Rt J Emmet Michael Stover Hope James Jordon Hope Mrs James Parker McNab Discharged patients include Mrs Areh Turnar Hope Mrs Goro Nohorio and baby boy Hope Mrs E H Horton Patmos Gordie Otts Me Pee Caskill Mrs Branch Calloway Mr Herbert Ra Hope Betty Spicer Hope Memorial admits Mrs Carlton King Hope and Mrs Homer Jones Hana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheo Lester
Betty Spicer
John Wooten
Rosslon
H. H. Greene
Linda Cornelius
Hope
T. 8
McDavitt
J. W. Rider
Cotton Valley
Sherry Cooks
Lucy Guilliams
Miss
Bernice Cumbie
Anne McDowell
Lester Mullins
J. Emmet
Michael Stover
James Jordon
James Parker
McNab
Areh 'Turnar
Goro Nohorio
Engagement of Miss Ber nice McNeal to Larry Mac Garner
Miss Gayle Berniece McNeal of Paris Arkansas and Mr Glenn McNeal announce the engagement of their daughter to Larry Mac Garner son of Mrs Howard Garner of Spring Hill They both will graduate from Southern State College in May The weddings will be solemnized in Paris at the Methodist Church No cards will be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Berniece McNeal
Glenn McNeal
Paris
Ark
Thete Daughtler
Ais Berniece
Larry Mac Garner
Howard Garner
Spring Hill
Southern State College
Paris Vs. Methodist Church
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B. C. Hyatt
Paisley
Church of Christ
WSCS
Steve Bader
Jud Martin
Dale
Circle 4
Graydon Anthony
EB. E. Thornton
Georgie Richards
Peat'l Owen
Jett B. Graves
P. C. Crow
W. C. Miller
WMU
Alpha Delpha
Delta Kappa Gamma
Alta Breed
Manic Jackson
Hazel Prichard
Muriel McLariy
Helen Hays
The
Pannel
Edith Brown
Belle Klipsch
Victory HD
Ray Seewald
Duplicate Bridge Club
Texpatieuhn
Collins Memorial
J. C. Broyles
Taylor Stuart
R. L. Broach
Elizabeth Brideswell
Luther Hollamon
Bridge Club
Lloyd Guerin
Lynn Harris
Robert Moers
Kenneth Daniels
P. Young
George Frazier
Cosmopolitan Club
George Newhern, Jr
Newbern
Jim McKenne
F. M. Horton
Rufus Sorrells
Herbert Stephens
R. B. Jackson Review
Virginia Madson
Tlome Demonstration Club
George Hartsfield
Ernest Ridghill
Bowden
Cecil McCorkle
Jessie McCorkle
Cannon May
David McKee
George Hooten
Children's Colony
Club
Brookwood Jr. Garden Club
Brookwood Junior Garden Club
Judith Dell Johnson
Rabel Johnson
Crossett
Judith Dell
Ray L. Eley
Glen Eley
Nashville
Crussell
Pues Gopeq
Playboy Magazine
Trevor
Samuel Engel Pom
William Alder Capucine
Jest Kissa
Fred Ellis
Greening-Ellis Company
South Main ST
Dixie Drive-In
Hope-Hi
GORGO
Eaes
Russia
Carlton King
Homer .Jones
Congress
United States
Ward & Son Drug Co
Corvair
MONZA
Spyder
Chevrolet
Chevy
E. Second ST
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