May 6 Community Events and Club Activities
A schedule of local programs and meetings including music club practices at 3:30 p.m. and church mission study at 6 30 p.m. at First Baptist Educational Building. Mrs Hugh Jones to lead the Go Home and Tell study. United Daughters of the Confederacy lunch at Heritage House 12 noon with Mrs Wilbur Jones. VFW meeting at 7 30 p.m. at the Hut with new officers installed and potluck supper.
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The
First Baptist Church
Hugh Jones
Bertha Smith
China
Formosa
Pat Cleburne
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Heritage House
Wilbur Jones
V.F.W
Garland School Music Program Slots at 10:40 a.m
A schedule fragment notes a Garland School music program at 10:40 a.m. and a Memorial Nursing event at 2 p.m., suggesting a day with two activities involving local institutions.
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KXAR
Garland
Memorial Nursing
Mother's Day Preparations and Gifts at Raley's Style Shoppe
The piece describes homes readying for Mother's Day with cleaning, new curtains, and a mix of nostalgia and modern touches. It notes families gathering for church and a big dinner, plus a push to please mom with gifts available at Raley's and Hope's House of Fashion, including wrapping services.
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Mom
Raley’s
Raley
Hope
House of Fashion
Rose Garden Club Meeting and Local Musical Schedule
The Rose Garden Club meets Friday May 7 at 2 30 pm at Mrs Harry Shiver's home. A noon Rotary program precedes Brookwood School at 1 45 pm. A 3 pm Rose Show is at First Assembly of God, followed by a 5 45 pm Broadway musical on KWAR and an 8 pm organ recital by Miss Kay Bell at First Presbyterian Church with a reception in Fellowship Hall.
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Friday Music Club
First Assembly of God Church
The
Rose Garden Club
Harry Shiver
KXAR
Rotary Club
Brookwood
KWAR
Kay Bell
First Presbyterian Church
Church Circle Meetings May 10 11 Across Local Congregations
The Builders Bible Class of First Baptist meets May 10 at 7 36 in Mrs Edwin Alderman’s Sunset Drive home with co hosts Mrs Joe Willett and Mrs George Young. Ann Wollerman Circle gathers May 10 at 7 30 in Mrs Lester Kent’s Lewisville Road home. WSCS Circles of First Methodist meet May 10 at 2 in the church sanctuary. Women of First Presbyterian hold Circle meetings May 11 with four circles in various rooms.
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Builders Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Edwin Alderman
Sunset Drive
Joe Willett
George Young
Ann Wollerman
Lester Kent
Lewisville Road
WSCS
First Methodist Church
First Methodist Church WSCS Circle 3 Meets
Circle 3 of the WSCS at First Methodist Church met with Mrs F C Crow as co host. New officers were elected for the coming year and plans outlined. Members voted to meet at 9 30 a m for the next four months. Mrs Foy Hammons presided. Cake and coffee were served to 14 members.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Wngs
F. C. Crow
Foy Hammons
Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club Meets
Liberty Hill HD Club met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Chester May home with eight members present. Vice-president Mrs. Helen Light led the meeting. Mrs. May read Psalms 67 and the homemakers prayer was recited. Mrs. Irvin Betts taught How to Create a Meal that Rates.
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Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club
Chester May
Helen Light
May
Irvin Betts
Circle 1 WSCS meets at 2 PM for pledges and officers
Circle 1 WSCS of First Methodist Church met Monday May 3 at 2:00 p.m. at Mrs Ralph Smith’s home with Mrs Curtis Moran as co host. Prayer was led by Mrs J W Manney. New officers named include Mrs Leland Warmack assistant chair Mrs R D Franklin treasurer and Mrs L L Webb secretary. Members signed pledge cards and left them at the Worship Center. They voted to hold meetings at 9 30 a.m. June through September with 17 members present. A June wedding for Miss Cathryn Leighton Crane and William Ross Britton Jr was planned at Christ Methodist Church Memphis TN.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Ralph Smith
Urtis Moran
J. W. Manney
Johnnie Green
Leland Warmack
R. D. Franklin
L. L. Webb
Christ Methodist Church
Memphis
Tenn
Cathryn Leighton Crane
William Ross Britton, Jr
Richard Stith Crane
D. G. Richards
Hope
William . Britton
Montgomery
Miss Crane
East High School
Memhis
University of Alabama
Memphis State University
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
University of Michigan
Psi Upsilon
Circle 6
Circle
John B .Gardner, Jr
James Spring
Harry McLemore
Helen Bettel Advice Column Readers Ask About Navy Plight
Dear Mrs G and others seek guidance on a daughter’s plan to join the Navy for schooling and patriotism amid mixed opinions from veterans and friends. Helen notes Waves offer opportunities and urges trust in a responsible, proud parent.
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Helen
Vgte
Navy
R.P.G
Circle elects officers for coming year at meeting
The group selected president Mrs By ron Hefner and vice president Mrs George Newbern Jr along with secretary Mrs C V Nunn and treasurer Mrs Marie Hendrix. The Circle will meet at ten each summer morning. Mrs Harry McLemore led a pledge service citing 1 Corinthians 13 as the worship focus. A portrait of Christ an open Bible and a lighted candle adorned the center as 15 members attended and were served coffee and cake.
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Byron Hefner
George Newbern Jr
C. V. Nunn
Marie Hendrix
Harry McLemore
1 Corinthians
Christ
Coming and Going in Hope and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Dewey Camp returned from a two week trip with companions to New Orleans, Florida points, and Nassau via a four day Bahama Star cruise. Texarkana visitors Mr. J. Davis Key ton and Joe Sheffield attended the Hope High Band concert. Junior Auxiliaries meet in Biloxi May 5 7. Hendrix students Cookie Jones and Helen Baber spent weekend with Joe Jones family Arkadelphia. Baber visited aunt Mrs Foy Hammons. Linda Johnson returned to Washington DC after visiting her parents.
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Dewey Camp
J. B. Justiss
Homer Ward
Prescott
Floyd Bailey
Gordon
New Orleans
Florida
Nassau
W.I
J. Davis Keyton
Joe Sheffield
Texarkana
Hope
Hope High School
Cookie Jones
Helen Baber
Arkadelphia
Hendrix College
Joe Jones
Miss Baber
Foy Hammons
Hospital Notes and Memorial Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes show admissions for M E Patrick Roosevelt Neal Edward Adams Robert Hicks Gail Carmen Blevins James Tittle Elsie Cook Linda Pharris and discharges including Opal Baker and Mrs Jerry Honeycutt plus Patmos resident Robert Rogers. A baby girl arrived May 4 to Mr and Mrs Grover Cook. Memorial admissions include Earl Cato Ivy Godwin Mrs Lloyd West Lula Piggee George Stanton and others. discharges include Billy Shapley Hattie Griffeth Lois Woodul Don Hawley and baby girl Jessie Atkins.
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M. E. Patrick
Hope
Roosevelt Neal
Edward Adams
Fulton
Robert Hicks
McCaskill
Gail Carmen
Blevins
James Tittle
Elsie Cook
Linda Pharris
Opal Baker
Jerry Honeycutt
Dick Carroll
Robert Rogers
Patmos
Grover Cook
Earl Cato
Ivy Godwin
Lloyd West
Washington
Lula Piggee
George Stanton
Saratoga
Billy Shapley
Hattie Griffeth
Lois Woodul
Don Hawley
Jessie Atkins
Defense Improves as Arkansas Faces Scrimmage
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles saw the defense improve in a Tuesday scrimmage with the offense managing only two field goals. Ronnie South kicked two scores from 22 and 23 yards while Harry Jones directed a 74 yard drive capped by a field goal.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Ronnie South
Broyles
Harry Jones
South
Jones
Bob Burnett
Eddie Woodlee
Immunization Month in Hempstead County Proclaimed
May is declared Immunization Month in Hempstead County by County Judge Orie Byers. A campaign will promote updating vaccines for diphtheria tetanus and smallpox via doctors schools billboards and media. Dr Ouncer Prevention will front the effort with statewide use and local school programs and educational articles in the newspaper.
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Hempstead
Orie
Byers
Arkansas
Dr. Ouncer
Karmers Lost to the Packers in Green Bay
Coach Vince Lombardi said guard Jerry Kramer faces another operation this week and likely cannot play this year. Ron Kramer plans to be near family and may seek a chance with the Detroit Lions. Lombardi also announced Packers profits of 404,730 for the season, a club record.
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Green Bay
Wis
Kramer
Green Bay Packers
Vince Lombardi
Jerry Kramer
Ron Kramer
Lombardi
Royal Oak
Mich
Detroit Lions
Kramers
Packers
No. 2 Arkansas backs return from injuries
Coach Broyles notes gradual integration of a new drill as players ease into daily use. He praises linebacker Jim Barnes Woodlee South and tackle Loyd Phillips for strong work returning from injuries. Wingback Jim Lindsey also back but not fully recovered.
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Tle
Broyles
Jim Barnes
Woedlee
South
Loyd Phillips
Phillips
Barnes
Jim Lindsey
Court Docket May 4 1965 Hope Arkansas Municipal Court
City docket lists numerous pleas Guilty on untaxed liquor transport no license and speeding offenses with fines ranging from 11.50 to 106.50 plus cash bonds. several defendants including Viola Simpson Louella Coulter Betty Turner and John Henry Pugh plea guilty and face fines. civil docket shows garnishee actions and judgments for plaintiffs vs Hardy Hawkins Williams Grocery and others with small monetary claims and dismissals.
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Municipal Court of
John Henry Pugh
Arietta M
Willie Lee Criner
Ra Ear Toes
Jerry Dodson
Barbara Jan Gaines
LeRoy Williams, Jr
Wren Barham
Horace Will
Cecil Coleman
Ned Pierce
Eddie Chambers
Robert Smith
Betty Turner
Benny Lee Fulks
Na Lee Knight
Jim Witherspoon
Jewell Maven
Gus Gill
Junior Lee Reed
ACC
Lilly Trucking Co
Mike Campbell
Curtis Eason
Lilly Trucking
Charles Barker
Albert Roland
Robert McKinney
UCLA High Bidder for Tall Cager
Lew Alcindor, 7 foot 1 and the top high school basketball recruit, announced he will enroll at UCLA this September. He cited UCLA’s atmosphere, people, and curriculum, and praised coach John Wooden while noting plans to study liberal arts with interests in writing and music.
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Jim Hacrkleman
Associated Press
NEW York
UCLA
Lew Alcindor
Johnny Wooden
Uclans
Alcindor
Power Memorial High School
Jack Donohue
Donohue
Holy Cross
Giant
Los Angeles
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