May events fill Hope calendar with clubs and gatherings
May calendar lists Order of the Eastern Star, golf group, fish fry, and church activities in Hope. Pro shop contact offered for tournament. Rose Garden Club hosts at Experiment Station Clubhouse May 3. American Legion District 12 meets May 5. Golden Wedding Anniversary open house May 5. WSCS circles May 6. Methodist Choir May 6. Republican Women luncheon May 7. DAR luncheon May 7. Girl Scout Day Camp registration May 7–8. Patmos wedding reception notes. Heritage House event May 8. Homemakers shower for Miss Jennifer Smith after April meeting.
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Hope
Hope i Country Club
Jamie Russell
Bill Hreyetiga
District 12
The
American Legion
Dorothy Webb
Arkanesas Federation of Republican Women
Heritage House
Leon Davis
WOC Council
First Presbyterian Church
Hope Girl Scout
Girl Scout Little House
Fair Park
John Cain
Dar
Homemakers Extension . Club
W. M. Stevenson
Jennifer Smith
James W. Baker
Bodcaw
Miss Smith
Hope Arr Star Wedding Details in May Ceremony
Hope Arr star and Larry Tullis wed in a May ceremony officiated by Rev. Harold Marcum. The service showcased Maid of Honor Shirley Smith and Matron of Honor Mrs. Troy Hollis, with a full bridal party, reception, and travels to Pattit Jean before settling in Stamps.
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Larry Tullis
Larry
Guernsey
Red River Vocational Technical School
Cox Brother
Harold Marcum
Lillian Elledge
J. C. Bobo, Jr
Shirley Smith
Troy Hollis
Rhonda
Rhonda Gibson
Jean Ann Flowers
Hurst
Texas
Don Mullins
Jesse Tullis
Usher
Randy Tullis
Randy Dumeny
Little Rock
Donny Goodner
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Tullis
Fellowship Hall
Pattit Jean
Stamps
Regina
Kenneth Gibson
Debbie
Sharon Reppond
Jerry Dumeny
Sharon
Cecelia
Randy
Mike Harmon
W. R. Zumwalt
Prescott
J. W. Thornton
June
Texarkana
Bobby Power
Springhill
Donal Galloway
Susie
Jerry
Jim
Wayne Flower
Jeffery
Jean Ann
Humphrey's Wife to Undergo Routine Surgery at Bethesda
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey's wife, 54, scheduled for routine surgery at Bethesda Naval Medical Center to correct a nonmalignant pelvic disorder. Captain Walter M. Lonergan, chief of obstetrics and gynecology, to perform the operation after Mrs. Humphrey entered the hospital Tuesday night. Life in Arkansas note.
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Washington
Beautiful false-card hand in early bridge history
In a famed 1930s hand, Louis Watson, facing a spade lead from West, discards sharply to reveal a deliberate false card. Oswald Jacoby as North bids high. Watson safegards by running trumps and dumping clubs, turning a potential loss into a successful squeezer against East.
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Fred Karpin
Fred
Louis Watson
Oswald Jacoby
Louis
West
Declarer
East
Rural dangers and hospital delays cited in health column
A newspaper column analyzes why fatal rural accidents outnumber urban deaths, noting sparse areas lack rapid first aid, late discovery of injuries, and misconceptions about pesticide safety. It urges better ambulance service staffed by trained crews and discusses drink driving and a continental origin of the phrase not worth a continental.
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Newspaper
Estatprize “Auin
Wayne
Brandstadt
M.D
Congress
Eisenhower Recovering From Attack
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower is reported making excellent recovery from his third heart attack since 1955. Medical authorities said the general's progress has been very encouraging and noted the seizure was less severe than those in 1965 and 1955 with no complications since he was flown by helicopter from Palm Desert, California to March Air Force Base.
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March Air Force Base
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Palm Desert
Bares By Phil Pastoret on Growing Up and Deterrence
The piece discusses how a boy grows up by shedding dislike for dolls and explores how peer influence shapes life choices. It includes a note on snakes that use infrared pits near their nostrils to detect warm prey in darkness.
Winning at Bridge How to Respond to Doubled Bids
Oswald Jacoby, co author of Win At Bridge with son Jim, shares expert bridge tips in a 64 page booklet. Readers can send name address and 50 cents to Name Paper New York address for a copy.
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Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
Jim
Name Paper
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
N.Y
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Stursday
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Indy
WOC
First’ Presbyterian Church
Rose Garden Club
Experiment Station
Cecil Bittle
Cless
Hairston
Dallas
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Alpha ‘Delta
Delta Kappa Gamma
Trimble
Garland House
Charlean Etter
Mary Margaret Haynes
Providence Baptist Church of Patmos
Regina Smith
Garland Smith
Lonnie Tullis
Henderson State College of Arkadelphia
Homemakers HD
Offant
Shipley Studios
Humphrey
Arkansas
Tommy Yates
Associated Press
Syd McMath
McRae Andrews
Bill Wray
Comer Boyett
E. J. Whitman
R. T. White
Dewey Camp
Oxford
Miss
Bob Truax
Crossett
Kay Camp
J. A. Davis
Fayetteville
Cline Franks
Rogers
Christian Church State Assembly
Jennnie Beasley
Dawd Pearson
Roland Pearson
Faisley School
Marion Hotel
Tueseday
Jud Martindale
Galen May
J. B. Wilhite
Wayne Whitley
By Oswald and
James Jedley
South
National Bank OF Hope
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Mitchell LaGrone
Avoweenamed Bank
Haliaf
Wena Wean
Colael
Henry Haynes
Frank McLarty Jewell V. Moore Jr
Federal Reserve System
Eisenhower
Bares
By Phil Pastoret
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Sensche
Hayley
Trevor Howard
Ashi Kapoor
A Mover of Innocence
Semestog
Fae Valery Butiee
George Peppard
Gayle
Raymond Burr
Diane
National Bank Region
Hirst
U.S
Fed
Res
Peance
Ray Lawrence
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