Calendar of Events Highlights May 3 to 4 in Hope
Local social and club notices list a May 3 mixed golf tournament at Hope Country Club with a post event polluck supper hosted by Lewisville couples, and multiple May 4 gatherings including Woman's Society meeting at First United Methodist Church and Gardenia Garden Club activities. Public events feature KXAR Music Festival at Hammons Stadium and various displays by libraries and insurers.
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John Kitchens, Jr
Albert Bray
Lewisville
Dick Watekins
Ken Daniels
Ilope
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Memorial Hospital
DeQueen
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Iibrasky and
Anderson-Fragier Insurance
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Hammons
Music Federation
Lo Madrigal Singers
Anderson-Frazi
Hope Or Insurance
Music Week
Spec High School
Juanita Nicholson
Hope Nursing Home
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First United Durance
Methodist Clurch
Donald Mushtare
W.M.S
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First Baptist Church
Thailand
W.H. Dolerson
Gardenia Garden Club
Bob Turner
Texarkana
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Jerry Roberts
Hope Star week day edition May 1989 Hope Arkansas
The Hope Star outlines a week day paper with staff including Alex H. Washburn Donal Parker and C M Pod Rogers. It lists circulation, offices, and advertising contacts in Hope Arkansas plus regional distribution. The piece also notes the Hope Men’s Golf Association meeting at the Hope Country Club on May 7 and a Rotary Club program on May 8 with local and regional political connections noted.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul 4H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Bookmobile Schedule May 4 5 6 7 for Hawkins area
May 4 Saratoga McNab Fry Burson Guernsey Bobo homes May 5 Gilbey Rose Battlefield Loop Spring Hill Schools Hackler Williams Lafferty Patmos May 6 Bodean Willams Sherman Ward Willisville Mitchell Fore Shower Springs May 7 DeAnn Barber Haughland Rogers Jackson Sweat Hoover Woodruff 14:80 Ihsas
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Rose
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Spring Hill Hackler
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Bodean
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Sherman
Ward
Willisville
Mitchell
Fore
Shower Springs
DeAnn Barber
Haughland
Rogers
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Sweat
Hoover
Woodruff
Onset Republican Women Hold Meeting in Hope Arkansas
The HOPE Arkansas Star reports a meeting held by Republican women at the Blevins Sweet Home Church on May 8. Attendees and local civic groups from Laneburg Rosston Waterloo and nearby schools shared updates and plans.
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Hope (Ark) Star
Onset
Republican Women Hold Meeting
Purtle
Bennett Home
Laneburg School
Care
Waterloo Rosston
HELEN HELP US A COLUMN OF QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Readers ask about perfume allergies wedding showers and etiquette conflicts in wartime America. Helen Bottel offers gentle guidance to Sneezy readers and anxious spouses while spelling out tasteful restraint and good humor amid social pressure.
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Helen
Cripple Creek Gold Boom Sparks Wealth Shift in 1891
The World Almanac notes Cripple Creek Colorado yielded over 400 million in gold ore. Cowboy Bob Womack found the first gold in Poverty Gulch in 1891, yet he died poor while his discovery made 28 people millionaires.
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Poverty Gulch
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Hempstead County Republican Women host Missouri visit
The Hempstead County Republican Women’s Club hosted Mrs. Dorothy Webb president of the Arkansas Federation of Republican Women and Mrs. Ann Tuck of Tennessee a National Federation director. Webb praised Arkansas visits and offered pointers for state and national organization support. Out of town guests included Mrs. J C Randolph and Mrs. Foster Altenbaumer. The article notes the town’s 550 residents at 9 600 feet in the Rockies and mentions the blue whale as Britannica’s largest animal.
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Hempstead County
Dorothy Webb
Arkansas Federation of Republican Women
Ann Tuck
Nashville, Tenn
Sun District
National Federation
Republican Women’s Club
Webb
Tuck
National Association
Arkansas Federation of Repubcan
Ann Tuckashsville
Tenn
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Eva Belle Khpsch
Republican Women
Tennessee
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J.C. Randolph
Prescott
Foster Altenbaumer
Ashdown
Mrs Ruth McElroy Talks to Red River Students
Mrs Ruth McElroy Business Director Southwestern Bell Telephone spoke to Office Practice students at Red River Vocational Technical School. She demonstrated voice technique with a tape recorder and drawings and stressed the right attitude on the job.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Red River
Political Candidates for Public Office Declared by The Star
The Star announces primary candidates authorized for Democratic Primary contests in the 8th Judicial District: Circuit Judge John W. Goodson. County Judge Finis Odom. County Clerk Mrs Pat House. Circuit Clerk Jim Cole. Treasurer. Tax Assessor Carter Sutton. Coroner John T. Honeycutt.
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John W. Goodson
May events on the road in Arkansas list of 1917 activities
A compiled May 1917 schedule lists numerous Arkansas events across cities from Melbourne to Eureka Springs. Highlights include Pioneer Day in Melbourne, Boy Scouts state meeting in Little Rock, Pilgrimage in Washington, Miss Conway Pageant in Conway, a Hot Springs outdoor art show and four ball golf tournaments, and later May events such as a Saddle & Sirloin planning meeting in Little Rock and the Arkansas Oklahoma Rodeo in Fort Smith. Additional items cover high school graduation exercises in Little Rock, Sidewalk Art Fairs in Eureka Springs and Magnolia, a Passion Play in Eureka Springs, Ozark Poultry Festival in Batesville, and new parks and archery tournaments in North Little Rock.
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Boy Scouts of America
Hall of Industry
Luthhe Rock
Washington
Conway
Clarksville
Southern Artists Association
Hot Springs
Arlington
Belvedere
Belvedere Country Club
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Corral
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Eureka Springs
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Animal World on ABC Faces Summer Run Uncertain
Television critic Cynthia Lowry reviews Animal World a wildlife series revived for ABC summer airings after prior moves among NBC and CBS. The program follows Malaysian efforts to rescue orangutans, detailing a rainforest nursery and sanctuary where orphans are rehabilitated for return to the wild, with some scenes showing authorities rescuing abused apes.
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Coa
AP Televisionsbadio
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Pat Paulgen
Getres
ABC
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Marlin Perkins
CBS
Clarence
Arida
Borneo
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