Calendar of local society meetings and exhibits
The Hope area hosts multiple society and church group gatherings May 4 through May 9. Baker Home Extension Club meets May 4 at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. Clovis Tittle’s. WSCS circles hold May 8–9 meetings with various hostesses. Faith Sunday School group meets May 6. “A Child's Garden of Verses” art exhibit opens May 8 at Hope Youth Center. numerous Presbyterian and Baptist circles and classes convene May 8–9. Garden Clubs Council meets May 9 afternoon. Hepstead County Republican Women schedule May 9.
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Baker Home Extension Club
Clovis Tittle
Faith Sunday School
The
First Baptist Church
Mary Walker
Dona Moore
All Hope
Hope Youth Center
Hope Junior Auxiliary
Publc
George Young
Armin Ayers
Ruth
Ben Edwards
Perry Moses
Engagement Announced for Miss Fielding and Mr Allen
Miss Jacqulene Marie Fielding daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Fielding becomes brides elect of Michael Paul Allen son of Mr and Mrs J D Allen of Emmet The couple plan a wedding August 5 at the First Baptist Church Hope Fielding will graduate with a B S E in Elementary Education from the University of Arkansas in June Allen a junior in the College of Business Administration at the University of Arkansas is a member of Acacia Fraternity
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Jacqulene Marie Fielding
Milton Hunter Fielding
Michael Paul Allen
J.D. Allen
Emmet
Miss Fielding
University of
Arkansas
Allen
College of Business Administration
University of Arkansas
Acacia Fraternity
First Baptist Church of Hope
Hope
James L. Fant
U.S. Army
Saigon
Fueture
Brownie Troop 60
Vietnam
Pfc
Fant
Virgil Fant
Wide
Evi
Marvin Powell
Ceariattrirate
Jamie Jones
Pam Thrash
Beckie Burke
Kay Caldwell
Donna Petre
Kathy McCain
Angela Kellam
Donna Pendergraf
Tammy Rhodes
Julie Johnson
Debbye Petre
Melanie Smith
Bridget Guerin
Charles F. Jones
Norman Smith
Baldness Cure via Skin Grafts Hints At Youth Appeal
From the official medical journal GP comes word that baldness can be cured in some men through skin grafts taken from the back of the neck and transplanted to the scalp. A few hundred grafts totaling about 3,000 hairs may suffice, with nine of ten cases succeeding and costs starting around $1,000.
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Woolworth People
American Toilet Goods Association
U.S
Life in 1966 television winds down as reruns rise
AP reports the 1966-67 TV season saw 34 new series debut then falter with 12 canceled by midseason. Old favorites like Bonanza Red Skelton Lucy and Jackie Gleason still top lists while new hits such as Family Affair Rat Patrol and Dragnet midseason entries reached the top 20. Specials from Oscars to Bob Hope drew strong viewership and promise more next season. The piece also includes a reader column on sexual assault advising reporting to authorities and seeking support, plus notes on the Railroad Library in Washington, D.C.
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Cynthia Lowry
AP Televisions
NEW York (Ap
Nise Tory
al Ready
Garry Moore
Milton Berle
Jean Arthur
Tammy Grimes
Arxt
Iin
Bo’ Nanza
Red Skelton
Lucy
Jackie Gleason
Beverly Hill
Billies
Bob Hope
Dick van Dyke
Lucille Ball
Jim Nabors
TV schedule reshuffle boosts shows to top tier status
Brownies Helping Men in Vietnam features a success arc amid lineup shifts. Jackie Gleason's show revives after slump with Musicals built around Honeymooners style humor, while Mission Impossible falters behind Pistols n Petticoats until CBS swaps slots, lifting it into the upper third. Tonight recommends The Crucible on CBS and The Human Voice on ABC, with Bergman in Cocteau one act noted.
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Jackie Gleason
CBS
Arthur Miller
Salem
George C. Scott
Colleen Dewhurst
The
Human Voice
ABC
Ingrid Bergman
Jean Cocteau
Tips for Apartment Hunters in a Landlords Market
A guide for college students seeking housing near campuses. Check the school's housing office for listings and map neighborhoods to visit. Inspect apartments twice, daytime sun, and evening neighbors, and verify plumbing, trash disposal, windows, and nearby services before renting.
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New York
Youth Needs Help With Nosy Reporters At The Game
A youth column, Helen Help Us, addresses teen readers on privacy with a basketball player story. The nonanonymous player writes about intrusive fans reporters and camera crews at hotels and breakfast, urging limits and suggesting how to handle nosiness.
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Helen
Dear Helens Advice Column Fragment Reads Like Personal Letter
A chaotic excerpt from a Dear Helen advice column reveals a teen named H venting about a 15 year old fiancé and marriage pressures. It includes confessional notes about early marriage, financial hardship, separations, and heartbreak as a cautionary backdrop. The fragment highlights teen perspectives on romance, maturity, and parental consent.
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Helen
D.N.A
Apartment hunting rules and monsoon rainfall fact
The text discusses evaluating apartments with rules and trade offs, notes the challenge of finding a place meeting many requirements, and adds a fact that monsoons account for about three-fourths of India's annual rainfall.
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India
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Circle 5
WSCS
Kinard Young
Phillip Manus
Cor
Circle 4
Jack Gardner
John Wilson
Ann Wollerman
Annie Sue Andres
Hope Iris Club
Floyd Crank
Owen Nix
Hempstead County
Citegens Bank
First Presbyterian Church
Marian Holder
J. W. Branch
Lex Helms
First Pressbyterian
Curtis Hanson
J. M. Duffle
Tom McLarty
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Shipley
Youth Beat
Hapalae ‘Py
Institute of Life Insurance
Connecticut
Texas
Rio Grande
Chamber of Commerce
John Cain
DAR
Heritage House
George Frazier
Otis Blackwood
J.M. Wilson
Roy Stephenson
Frazier
Blackwood
Prac
Brookwood Pta
WMA
Southside
ARK
STAR
Ron
C.H
C. H
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
Inc
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Railway Economics
Association of American Railroads
Brownies
James Fant
Mary ‘B. Oates
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Panag
E&er
Helens
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Lae Wer Ptt
Liz Ann
Yvwre
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