Delta Kappa Gamma Meet Slated In May At Bank
Alpha Delta Chapter will gather Tuesday May 4 at 3 30 in the Community Room of the First National Bank. Hostesses are Mrs. Hazel Pritchard Mrs Annie Willg Ms Phoebe Pickins. Also listed: KXAR morning devotion Kiwanis music Arkadelphia High School Band Hope High School music and an art show at Duffie Hardware Building.
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Alpha Delta
Delta Kappa Gamma
First National Bank
Hazel Pritchard
Annie A. Willgms
Phoebe Pickins
KXAR
Kiwanis Club
Arkadelphia High School
Hope High School
Hope Nursing Home
Duffie Hardware
May 6 School and Community Music and Art Programs
A schedule lists activities including a Kiddie Korner kindergarten music at 10 a.m. and Williams Wee College music at 10:30 a.m. at KXAR, plus all day art shows at Duffie and Duffie Hardware Building, and music programs at Garland and Paisley Schools and Memorial Nursing Home with times from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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KXAR
Kiddie Korner
Williams
Wee
Duffie Hardware
Garland
Memorial Nursing Home
Paisley
Friday Music and Club Events Across town schedule
A busy local agenda lists the Rotary Club noon music program at 12, Brookwood School at 1 45, a Rose Show at First Assembly of God Church at 3, a Broadway musical at KAR at 5 45, and an organ recital by Miss Kay Bell at First Presbyterian Church at 8 with a reception in Fellowship Hall. The Friday Music Club chorus rehearses May 6 at 3 30, and the Rose Garden Club meets May 7 at 2 30 at Mrs. Harry Shiver’s home. Circle 2 WSCS at First Methodist meets with 18 members in attendance and ongoing hospitality planning.
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KXAR
Rotary Club
Rogram
Brookwood
First Assembly of God Church
KAR
Kay Bell
First Presbyterian Church
Friday Music Club
Assembly of God Church
Rose Garden Club
Harry Shiver
Circle 4 WSCS Elects Officers at First Methodist Meeting
The Circle 4 WSCS of the First Methodist Church held a May 3 meeting at Mrs. E. P. Young Jr's home. New officers were chosen: Mrs. Cliff Bridgers Secretary, Mrs. Bob Turner Treasurer, and Mrs. H. E. Thornton Christian Social Relations Chairman. The group conducted the Pledge Service and served refreshments to thirteen members.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
E. P. Young
Cliff Bridgers
Bob Turner
H. E. Thornton
Christian Social Relations
Mission study at First Baptist on May 6
The First Baptist Church will host a mission study at 6 30 p m Thursday May 6 in the Educational Building led by guest teacher Mrs Hugh Jones. She will discuss Go Home and Tell by Bertha Smith a Baptist missionary in China and Formosa for nearly 42 years. The Pat Cleburne Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy meets at noon May 6 for a luncheon at Heritage House with Mrs Wilbur Jones presenting the program.
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The.m.s
The
First Baptist Church
Hugh Jones
Bertha Smith
China
Formosa
Pat Cleburne
United Daughters of the Conederacy
Heritage House
Wilbur Jones
Rowe-Ray Vows Exchanged in Philadelphia Home
Miss Reba Lou Rowe and Carl D. Jay Jr. were married on Friday evening April 23 in Ar Cardelphia at the bride’s sister’s home. Rev J L Paxton officiated. parents are Mr and Mrs Tony Rowe of Ozan and Mr and Mrs Carl D Ray of Little Rock. They reside in Little Rock where both work. Jr. Legion Auxiliary Meet: Mrs. Harry Mackey from Hot Springs spoke on Our American Heritage at the Junior American Legion Auxiliary Conference in Little Rock May 1. Hope group won 2 1/2 dollars for best poppy table decoration. Gayle Williams elected state historian received a citation.
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Rowe-Ray
Reba Lou Rowe
Carl D. Jay Jr
Arkadelphia
Bobby L. Thornton
J. L. Paxton
Tony Thomas Rowe
Ozan
Carl D. Ray
Little Rock
Jr. Legion Auxiliary
Harry Mackey
Hot Springs
American Legion Auxilary
Lafayette
Hope
Hope Group
Gayle Williams
Fear Dominican crisis spurs committee to lead peace efforts
The Fear Dominican committee will take a leading role in restoring order as U S. hopes to act quickly on an inter American military force. At the Pan American Union the OAS met with no final action on shared Dominican operation. Johnson gains bipartisan support for actions. Congress may fund troops to the Dominican Republic with an estimate of 14 000 U S troops and up to 6500 rebels in the field.
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Pan American Union
OAS
U.S
United States
Capitol Hill
Johnson
Congress
Sopa
Dominican Republc
Dominican Republic
Southeast Asia
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Wayne Morse
Dore
Senate
Caribbean
Juan Bosch
Santo Deming
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Hope Delegation Attends Contests and Awards
Contests included singing As Long As He Needs Me with awards going to Mary Ann Bader for best history book Poleda Glanton for best dressed Foreign Relations doll and Sharon Frith for best scrapbook on Costa Rica The scrapbook will enter a national competition in September at Portland Ore Members of the Hope delegation listed include Mrs Joe Jones Junior Activities chair Mrs Fred Glanton Mrs David Frith Mrs Lucy Mae Williams Poleda Glanton Brenda Bain Junanne Reynolds Gayle Williams Janey Seamans Peggy Franks Sharon Frith Mary Nell Williams Martha Bader and Cecilia Delaney.
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Mary Ann Bader
Poleda Glanton
Sharon Frith
Costa Rica
Porland
Ore
Hope
Joe Jones
Fred Glanton
David Frith
Lucy Mae Williams
Easter Davis wedding vows exchanged in church ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Della Easter and J A Davis on Sunday May 2 at the First Christian Church with Rev Johnie Beasley officiating. The couple resides at 703 West 5th Street.
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Easter-Davis
Della Easter
J. A. Davis
First Christian Church
Johnie Beasley
West 5Th Street
Teacher Appreciation Day at Garland School Hosts
The Garland School faculty held its first Teacher Appreciation Day on Friday April 30 at the Frank McLarty home. Co chairs Mrs. McLarty and Mrs. J. W. Branch organized refreshments as about 20 attendees arrived.
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Garland School
Frank McLarty
McLarty
J. W. Branch
James H. Jones
Garland Pta
Weekend Visitors and Travel Notes Across Arkansas
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Odell hosted their son John W. Gilbert of El Dorado and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Parks Jr with daughters Greta and Lana of Searcy. Mrs. Herbert Biddle and Patricia flew to Wertheim Germany to visit relatives. Paul Raley spent two days with the David Pack family in Pine Bluff. Carl E. Richards of Hope remains a Wadley Hospital patient in Texarkana awaiting discharge. Edward Parham and family of Monticello were weekend guests of Robert Parham and family.
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Gilbert Odell
John W. Gilbert
el Dorado
Glenn Parks Jr
Greta and
Lana
Searcy
Herbert Biddle
Patricia
Wertheim
Germany
Josef Suranty
Paul Raley
David Pack
Pine Bluff
Carl E. Richards
Hope
Wadley Hospital
Texarkana
Edward Parham
Monticello
Robert Parham
Politicians Just Don't Ever Quit
Judge Richard M. Duncan, 75, announced he will retire May 31 from the federal bench. Appointed to the Missouri district court in 1943 on Truman’s recommendation, Duncan noted he once served 10 years in Congress and quoted Truman on stepping aside while able.
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U.S. District Court For
Missouri
Harry S. Truman
U.S
Duncan
Congress
Truman
Air strikes and SEATO talks on Viet Nam escalate tension
Navy jets hit targets near Hanoi destroying trucks and freight cars as 113 planes take part in two raids. SEATO met in London to discuss halting the Communist advance while U S officials urged allies to provide more help. China claims Viet Cong controls four fifths of South Vietnam. Ruhr miners in Germany yield half a million tons daily.
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North
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
London
Orient
United States
U. S
George W. Ball
SEATO
France
Pakistan
New Zealand
Australia
Thailand
Philippines
Britain
Early Bird
Southeast Asia
Maurice Schumann
Foreign Affairs Committee
French Chamber of Deputies
North Viet Nam
China
South Viet Nam
Marines Influence Rebels in Dominican Republic Demonstration
The deployment of many Marines and soldiers was meant to display force and pressure rebels to surrender. By late Monday reports suggested fighters were hiding weapons and ceasing hostilities, though officials said the reports were unconfirmed. The potential shift drew attention from Johnson administration policymakers.
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Dominican Republic
Willisville High Names Valedictorian Judy Evans
Judy Marie Evans, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dail Evans, is valedictorian at Willisville High School with an 11.6 average of 12. Linda Long is named salutatorian.
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Judy Evans
Willisville High School
Judy Marie Evans
Dail Evans
Linda Long
Williams elected State Historian at Junior American LegionAux
Gayle Williams of Hope won the 3rd annual conference talent contest at Little Rock and received a citation for the winning entry. She is the daughter of Mrs Lucy Mae Williams.
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Little Rock
Gayle Williams
Hope
American Legion Auxiliary
Lucy Mae Williams
Committees Clash Over Arkansas Highway Tax Split
Two Legislative Council committees debated raising the highway user tax from 10 to 15 million dollars annually in Little Rock. Tensions rose as county judges proposed a 15 percent share of road funds for counties, while municipal leaders and the Highway Commission resisted any shift that would alter current allocations.
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Little Rock
Legislative Council
Revenue Committee
Roads and Highways Committee
Arkansas County Judges Association
Arkansas Municipal League
State Highway Commission
Court records show filings in Hempstead Chancery and Civil
Multiple cases filed in Chancery and Civil courts at Hempstead include Kathryn Beaty Pruett vs Dewey Pruett Jr Ulysses G Williams vs H D Alford et al Cora Mae Norton vs William Norton Bernice Pickens vs Floyd Pickens Jr Rose Mary Powell vs Mitchell Powell W W Andrews vs Bob Reagan City of Nashville Ark et al vs James Teeter et al Southwest Arkansas Development Council 555 Inc vs Dean Browning dba Appliance Repair Co Martin L Fox vs H W Buggs Martin L Fox vs Alton Bean Wylie vs Talmage Powell Articles of Incorporation of Hope Junior Auxiliary Inc Marriages listed including James Coleman to Sharon Askew Pamela Denman to John Davis and others.
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Kathryn Beaty Pruett
Dewey Pruett, Jr
Ulysses G. Williams
H. D. Alford
Cora Mae Norton
William Bill Norton
Bernice Pickens
Floyd Pickens, Jr
Rose Mary Powell
Mitchell Powell
W. W
Andy) Andrews
Bob Reagan
Nashville
Ark
James R. Teeter
Southwest Arkansas Development Council, Inc
555 Inc
Dean Browning
Hope Junior Auxiliary Inc
James Henry Coleman
McCaskill
Sharon Askew
Donald M. Williams
Malvern
Pamela Denman
Hope John Alex Davis
Hope
Della Easter
Hope James Johnson
Linda Coleman
Pittsburg
Okla
Johnson Seeks Backing for $15.3 Billion Defense Authorization
House Armed Services Chair Johnson vowed full support for President's needs as Congress prepares to vote on a $15.3 billion defense authorization to fund aircraft ships missiles and R D. Some members favor boosting defense spending to signal administration support and invite Johnson to review the military shopping list.
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Congress
House Gop
Johnson
Lawmakers Debate Repeal Of 1965 Revenue Act
The Municipal League pushes to drop Act 137 of 1965 which raised road revenue for cities by 2 million annually. After a heated Monday session Rep. Paul Van Dalsem of Perry County urges adjournment and reschedules for today at 2 p.m. He chairs the Revenue Committee.
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Municipal League
Perry County
Paul van Dalsem
van Dalsem
Revenue Committee
Obituary Service Set At Herndon-Cornelius Chapel
A funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Herndon-Cornelius Chapel with burial in Evening Shade Cemetery, honoring the deceased.
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Herndon-Cornelius Chapel
Evening Shade C Cemetery
Jonesboro School Plan Rejected by U S Education Chief
Jonesboro School District informed Dr Francis Keppel the proposed plan fails to meet guidelines for continued federal aid under the Civil Rights Act. Desegregation targets include full district desegregation by fall 1967 with four grade levels phased in this term.
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Jonesboro, Ark
Jonesboro
U.S. Coasisioner of Education
Francis Keppel
iSaapel
Keppel
Hope Star masthead and advertising contacts
Hope Star dated 1909 with 1927 consolidated press notes lists circulation staff, association memberships, and AP rights. Contains prepaid subscription rates and national advertising offices in Memphis Dallas New York Detroit Oklahoma City.
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Nat'l
Arkansas
Dalies, Inc
Popular
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford
Dallas
Texas
N. Mich
Ave
42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot Ste Detroit
Mich
Shirvin
Oklahoma City
Okla
School board weighs grade segregation guidelines
The Jonesboro school board will meet soon to study guidelines for grade segregation this fall and all grades by 1968. Keppel specified the first fica the last grade in junior school and the first and all grades in high school. President Dick Cole said no deadline was set for resubmission of a plan.
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Keppel
Jonesboro School Board
Dick Cole
Auditorium Dedication Set for Hot Springs Convention Hall
Hot Springs ark ap a new 4000 seat Municipal Convention Auditorium, costing 1.25 million dollars, will be dedicated Friday after completion last month.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Paar
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R. T. White
A. P. Barlow
Tesses
Cecilgram Weaver
Herbert Stephens
Dues
John Wilson
Weaver
Broach
Allied Pest Control
A. D. Middlebrooks JR
Hope PR
Oakcrest Funeral Chapel
E. 2Nd Street
Kansas City, Mo
Richard M. Duncan
Miers
Rhur
Sylvia
Carroll Baker
George Maharis
FORCE
Ais
Hempstead
Martin L. Fox
Alton Bean i Wylie
Talmage Powe
Hope Star
C. M
Ped) Roogers
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated the Associated Press
Townssete
Eee
Ee Eee
Lehman
Grokewide
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L.S.L.S
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