May gatherings and weddings in Hope area clubs
The notice lists multiple May events including a piano recital at the high school auditorium on Thursday May 9 at 7:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Donald Di. Pal Clutmene Chapter UBC meets May 3 at 2530 o'clock in Mars home. Hope Chapter 28 Order of the Wasturn Star holds regalia session and potluck supper May 6 at 7 p.m. at Micsernde Jha. The Hose Chorden Club meets May 4 at home of Mrs. 1, 19, with guest speaker Mrs. A. AL Tallgart on corsages. exhibits hats of fresh flowers. 8th grade formal banquet scheduled for Friday May 4 in the Junior act. Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority informs about northly meetings May 3 at the Rowe, hosted by Mrs. Hiroillon Thaimegan with Lawrence Martin and Miss J. Pini as hostesses. Wedding of Miss Honey announced with details of attire and attendants. reception to follow at the bride’s family home. The couple will reside in Hope after a brief wedding trip. groom employed at Willis Men Store. Out-of-town guests include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brewin, Mrs. Elton Spears, and Mr. Cecil McCain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose Chorden Club
Priday
Spider
E. P.O Nealous
Mes. A. AL Tallgart
William Delany
Cordoe Curtis
EY Dorado
H. H. Collier
Thatio Rhodes
Aof
Paul Erwin
Lite Rock
J. A. Collier, Jr
Hope
Willis Men Store
Paul Brewin Atd
Aig Mes
Elton Spears
Little Rock
Cecil McCain
Gurdon
Assures U. S. to Fight New Inflation
Washington in May 2014 Erle Johnston told U S businessmen the government will resist a new inflation mood anticipated by Christovas as production reaches full tide He predicted wage price ceilings will be dropped and food controls ended within two years urged industrialists to ignore fear sellers who push for defense spending and overbuilt plants to force a depression
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Washington
Erle Johnston
Christovas
Sisi
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Johnston
ESA
Turkey
Chamber
Cooley Morris Wedding Connects Morris and Cooley in Murfreesboro
Miss Joyce Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs A D Morris of Ble vines wed August Wayne Cooley of Highland in a double ring ceremony at the Keys home in Murfreesboro Bitter W OH. Stimely officiated. They plan to reside in Highland where Mr Cooley is employed.
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Joyce Morris
A. D. Morris
Blevins
Wayne Cooley
Highland
Mer
Arrivals and Departures Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Diene Moore and daughter Hella Supford Ridling of Thusburg Texas visit. Mr Parker of Durdapelle Ark returns after transfer. Jack Leo Vendrix arrives from New York to visit parents A Udlubdrix and Mr Hindris to arrive Saturday before leaving for Europe.
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Diene Moore
Hella Supford — Ridling
Thusburg
Jack Leo Vendrix
New York City
A Udlubdrix
Jimny Hindris Wit
Europe
Hospital Notes Include Several New Arrivals and Discharges
Mosaic of patient updates lists Joséphine Admitted and Mrs Walmadge Powell from Patmos with several other names such as Ray Weeks and Ann Pirsons. Discharges include Mast Ray Weeks from Prescots Ark and a variety of patients from Wy 4 Jfupe Mes to William Thickestley. Branch Adapsithet Miss Carolyn Horton noted in Wheeten Springs.
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Joséphine
Walmadge Powell
Patmos
Mra
Richard Aven
Krimet
Jamies Kennedy
Ray Weeks
Prescots
Ark
Phrosh
Th. S. Chaves
Ann Pirsons
Dines Mo Parsons
Jfupe
Mes
Williway My Thickestley
O. M. Womble
Fulton
Tannoy Spuths
Hope Larry
Branch Adapsithet
Carolyn Horton
Wheeten Springs
Green Laster Home Demonstration Club Meets in April
Thirteen members and Mrs Blackwood gathered Friday afternoon April 28 1961 at Mrs Ernest Ross home with Mrs Belva Bulley as co host. After creed and hymn the scripture Acts 9 16 48 was read by Mrs M B Gentry with prayer by Mrs Rose Luck presiding. Business session discussed several topics. Carrie Dragoo demonstrated pressing seams and coat lining. Games led by Dorsey White provided recreation. Refreshments served. Next meeting to be with Mrs Riley Lewallen and Mrs Earl Mineher.
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Green Laster
Blackwood
Ernest Ross
Belva Bulley
MB. Gentry
Rose Luck
Llnyd Collier
Carrie Dragoo
Dorsey White
Riley Lewallen
Earl Mineher
Dear Miss Dix Advice On Education And Romance
A high school senior asks whether to attend college or stay with a restaurant job and a budding romance. The columnist urges continuing education, notes the boy is only an acquaintance, and suggests correspondence while away, framing independence and future opportunities as key outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Helen
Can- Anne
Gordon Again Slams McMath At Rotary Club Speech
Gordon accuses Governor McMath of failing policies in a Miniatang Hamme Arkansas speech. He claims 23,000 added to welfare rolls since taking office and says the state education department pushed schools beyond their means.
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Miniatang Hamme
Ark
Nathan Gordin
McMath
Rotary Clib
Gorton
State Education Department
Court May Drop Tampering Probe
A judge indicated the grand jury may end the tampering inquiry surrounding an altered official vote related to a state emergency clause on a purchasing law. The House Journal committee previously held hearings but terminated the inquiry as the legislature adjourned. The probe centers on alleged vote manipulation to show approval of a clause that was actually defeated. officials say the investigation remains unresolved. The article also notes a regional population uptick and broader political context.
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fLir the Hoek
Maye
Genarentergy
Aruisis
Makeske Compty Giana
Ented Officiels
Heri Pres
Yeaterday
Ion
Circuit
Guy Wilk
House Journal
Cuormittee
Killer's Pace XXIX Narrows Death Secrets Near LaJolla
In River City crime saga, Nanabarro hints LaGrange sought a confession about Frannie’s death. Star reveals Sonya's ties to Claro Mayhew and Fran nie Martin, while Al may face implication. The narrator evades capture and receives a mysterious item from Sonya as tension mounts.
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Nanabarro
Sonya Sareeta
Q Nanabarro
Bure
LaGrange
Bidault
Frannie
Rose Hidsult
la Grange
Star
al Dersmt
Rose Bidanit
Frannie Martin
Rose
Bidault Place
Bidault House
Nanabarra
Sonya
Claro Mayhew
Feannie Martin
Fa Jolla
Widault
Legislature Responsible for Money Shortages, Report Says
A report states that the legislature was responsible for money shortages in both departments, highlighting fiscal strain and governance concerns. The finding implies systemic budgetary issues and calls for reform to stabilize funding and oversight.
Writ Holds Up Extradition in Solery Gambler Case
The extradition of a convicted gambler to North Carolina to serve 42 months on prior straperded sentences was delayed after Attorney Sau Montgomery appealed the governor’s decision to Pulaski Chancery Court. Chancellor Guy Williams is to rule on the writs, with a bearing set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Sau Montgomery
Pulaski Chancery Court
Guy Williams
Moritgoms
Contested Tiny Not Be Seen At Little Rock Meeting
Fragmentary note from a historical page mentions Lane Hunniedis in Little Rock and a possible council restatement. Names and places are garbled but suggest a local dispute or inquiry connected to a meeting in Arkansas. The readable items reference individuals and a city context without clear dates or actions.
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Ery
Tiny
Ana Lane
Little Rock
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Mark
Frank Johnson
Lonisiagit
Pal Clutmene
U. B.C
Wil
Thurzday
Mars
Chis Trasnes
Order of the Wasturn Star
Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority
Delta Kapp Ganinid
Hick
Rowe
Hiroillon
I Lawrence Mertin
J Pini
Honey
Presient
Fisines
Lobigr Preis
Collier-Mhades
Thitey
D. Aubrey
al J. Rhodes
Colling
Beverly Ills
A. St Rhodes
Mccaskill
U. S
Cooley-Morris
Ben Parker
Durdapelle
Parker
Arkansas Inver
Miley Theater
Wille
Joe
Bill Mauldins
Moness
Rosea Mitchum
iDancen
Raiks
Rialto
Julia Chester
Dorothy DIX
Dieloy Wioselves
America
Aose
Catvac
Fin
Nea Chfidren
Raotter
Vick Cowsy
Alec Atdurtres
Sour Doctor Alent
Helene
Phe Mel Syndicate
Gordon
Killer
Julius Long
NEA Service, WE
Bony
Ardy
River
Barney
City
la Jolla
Nanabarro's
Mabel
Clas Mayhew
la Julia
Lintley Wetlauster
Clara Mayhew
Trudy Hall JR
Trudy
Liz
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