May club and lodge schedules fill Hope calendar
May events listed include Whitfield Lodge meeting May 2 at 7:30 p.m. all Master Masons urged to attend. Also May 2 Pat Cleburne Chapter UDC hosts at Town and Country noon. District 16 RN Association, Golden Age Club, Gardenia Garden Club, Eastern Star, and several church and civic gatherings planned May 4 5 7 8. Recitals, homecoming, and community luncheons noted with hosting hosts and venues across Hope and Millwood areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitfield Lodge No. 239
Pat Cleburne
UDC
Charles Locke
Wilbur D. Jones
Herring-Huffman Betrothal Set For June Wedding
Engagement announced in El Dorado between Sandra Jean Herring daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Herring and Robert Terry Huffman son of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Huffman of Hope. The wedding is planned for June 24 at First United Methodist Church El Dorado. Sandra Jean holds a BSE from Henderson State College and teaches English at Parkers Chapel High School. Huffman, also Henderson State alum, attends University of Arkansas for graduate studies while teaching in Botany and Bacteriology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Herring
el Dorado
Sandra Jean
Robert Terry Huffman
Fayetteville
Huffman
R. D. Huffman
Hope
First United Methodist Church
Miss Herring
Henderson State College
Arkadelphia
Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority
Parkers Chapel
University of Arkansas
Tape works wonders in TV with Markell on The Dark Side
NBC airs The Dark Side a tape filmed thriller shot entirely on location in New York. Robert Markell, an Emmy winning art director turned producer, describes tape’s efficiency, immediacy, and rehearsal time advantages over film. The piece notes Goodson-Todman’s resurgence and several revived classics returning to TV with new hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Robert Markell
NBC
Markell
the Bowery
Bronx
Woodlawn Cemetery
Hollywood
Mrs Paul Rawson Speaks on Israel Tour at Rotary Luncheon
Mrs Paul Rawson led Hope Rotary Club through a verbal tour of Israel at the April 28 luncheon at Town and Country. Introduced by E H Stewart, she described visits to Tel Aviv Jerusalem and Haifa, plus deserts and hills, noting ancient ruins built atop newer structures and praising Israel's unity and recent progress. Dr Sam Strong presided and welcomed guests Paul Hawser and Gaylord Solomer HuW Hy coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rawson
Hope Rotary Club
Israel
E.H. Stewart
Holy Land
Rawson
Tel Aviv
Paul Hawser
Gaylord Solomer Huw Hycoach
Dear L L: Generational romance and a draft dodger
A reader recounts a year of lead on two women by an engaged man who juggled them, and reveals he may flee to Canada to dodge the draft. Advice columns urge ending the relationship, warn of penalties for draft dodging, and advise staying out of his life. A letter from Jack defends marijuana skepticism and air pollution concerns, arguing legalization ties to youth smoking.
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Casanova
Helen
Sue
Sally
Sayape
Canada
Uncle Sam
L.L
Sue Dear L
Sam
Helen Dear
Co-ed dorms and off campus living in college culture
The author notes smokers as polluters and recounts a daughter's off campus lease woes as boys overrun the apartment. She describes how independence leads some to seek sex while others wait, reflecting on the varied outcomes of co-ed housing and the clash between wholesome upbringing and youth choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Sue
Heir Report Mistake in Arkansas Royalty Case
The Arkansas Democrat reports a 1970 claim that a Prattsville man, Jack Burns, was heir to 82.7 million dollars from an oil royalty, but the paper states the only known related court case involved others named Buras and not Burns. The Chevron and Shell accounts are disputed, with no Supreme Court record found, and Burns defends his lack of fraudulent conduct while unsure about future steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
The
Arkansas Democrat
Prattsville
Jack Burns
Harmony Missionary Baptist Church
Democrat
Martin Kirby
Burns
Jack Buras
Buras
U. S
Chevron Oil Co
Standard Oil of California
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Harold
Poplarville
Miss
Biloxi
Chevron
U.S. Supreme Court
Shell Oil Co
Supreme Court
Shell
Collision Kills Three on Rain Slick Arkansas 65
A Monday crash two miles south of Grady Arkansas killed three people. John O. Knight 17 Fred Lack 65 and Vadie Lack 57 all from near Gould died when Knight lost control of his car and collided head on with the Lack vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady
Ark
Arkansas
John O. Knight
Fred Lack
Vadie Lack
Gould
Knight
Lack
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Registered Nurses Association
Memorial Hospital
Jerry Irby
State Health and Sanitation Department
Golden Age Club
Douglas Building
Gardenia Garden Club
Royce Weisenberger
Millwood
Village
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Hope Iris Club
Herbert Cox
Fulton
Manuel Hamm
First Baptist Church
Women In Hope
R. L. Gosnell
First Presbyterian
Whites Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
Jerry Evans
W. E. Thomason
W. C. Brown
Faith Sunday School
Dwayne Cole
Columbus Road
Leo Hartsfield
WSCS
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O.F. Langford
T.S. McDavitt
George Wright
Wscs Circle
Donal Parker
WSG
Thomas Foster
Dallas
Mesdames
B.B. McPherson
G.H. Beckworth
Roy Allison
Earl Downs
Helen Hatch
E.R. Brown
B.N. Holt
Martha Brashier
Carter Russell
Paul Morgan
Autrey Foster
John Sunderland
June Ann Downs
R.E. Cooper
F.R. Moses
Taylor Stuart
Roy Wilson
Moses
Tom Kinser
John Hoffman
Amberly
Willie Rowe
Stella Yates
Vera Gough
Beulah Givens
Bob McCarty
Tyler
Tex
George Harris
Austin
Willie Harris
Sandra Jean Herring
Goodson-Todman
Arlene Francis
Garry Moore
Password
Allen Ludden
ABC
Jack Narz
Bud Collyer
Steve Allen
Dennis James
John Mills
Wanda Hale
New
David Lean
the Generation
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Sue Bottel
Bernice Bede
Osol
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Taurus
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Temptation
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Callie Wootten
Joe Wilson
Washington, D.C
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Roy Thornton
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