Circle and Club Meetings At Local Churches May 11
The Women of the First Presbyterian Church plan four circles meeting Tuesday May 11 in various rooms at 10:00 a.m. Circle 4 meets at Mrs. John B. Lowe's home at 7:30 p.m. The Hope Iris Club gathers at 2:30 p.m. in Mrs. Herbert Rogers’s home with co host. The Friendship Sunday School Class of the First Baptist meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. All members are urged to attend.
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First Presbyterian Church
John B. Lowe
Hope Iris Club
Herbert Rogers
Clyde Fouse
Friendship Sunday School
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
PTA Meetings Set Across Garland Wednesday May 12
The Garland School PTA, Brookwood PTA and Paisley PTA plan meetings on Wednesday May 12 with executive sessions before 2:45 to 3:15 p m. Garland will install officers and honor teachers. Brookwood features an immunization program with guest speaker C T Pinkston. Paisley lists officer installation and refreshments.
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Garland School Pta
Brookwood Pta
C. T. Pinkston
Paisley Pta
Club notices from Hope area May gatherings
The Hope Jaycettes meet May 13 at 7 30 in Mrs Shields home. Dorcas Sunday School Class at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church gathers May 13 in Mrs Braden s home. Blevins P T A meets May 13 at 7 30 in the school auditorium to review officers and year s work. Hopewell Home Demonstration Club meets May 13 at 2 in Mrs Osborn s home. Hope Women s Golf Association meets May 13 at 10 at Hope Country Club, lunch to follow. Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 meets May 17 at 7 30 in Mrs Kyler s home with officer installation and pledge service.
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Hope Jaycettes
Pete Shields
Dorcas
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
James Braden
Blevins P.T.A
Hopewell Home Demonstration Club
Neil Osborn
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
H. O. Kyler
Cora Mae Auxiliary Meets at Lyle Allen Home
The Cora Mae Auxiliary of Garrett Memorial Baptist Church met in the home of Mrs. Lyle Allen on May 7 for their gathering. Members discussed church activities and shared fellowship in a brief session.
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Cora Mae
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Lyle Allen
Monthly Church Meeting Featured Devotional And Mother's Day Program
The church monthly meeting opened with a hymn from hymnals, prayers by Mrs. Selma Simmons and Miss Gwen Frith, and a short business by Vice President Mrs. C R Turner. Devotional titled My Mother's Faith, by Mrs. Atterberry, featured Hebrew 11 6. A Mothers Day program included a poem reading A Contrast In Mothers and A Mothers Prayer. Refreshments of lemon pie and strawberries were served by hostess Mrs. Allen to eight members present.
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Selma Simmons
C. R. Turner
Gwen Frith
Marvin Atterberry
Josephine Rogers
Allen
Stone Family Reunion Held Across Benton and Beyond
The Stone Family Reunion gathered Sunday May 2 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Yates in Benton with attendees from Benton Shamrock Shreveport Hope Magnolia Lepanto Port Arthur Mobile and Prescott. Also noted were the Victory Home Demonstration Club meeting on May 5 hosted by Eurie Calhoun with 13 members and 2 children and the Hartsfield Family Reunion on Mother's Day hosted by Jack Hartsfield with guests from Arlington El Dorado Shreveport and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
John Yates
Benton
Lonnie Tindale
Fulie
Ronnie
Malcom McKinnon
W. J. Stone
Kim
Yancey
Tracy
J. W. Hardy
Judy
LeVern Davis
Bob Honeycutt
Vick Stegall
Richard
Shreveport
Billy Stone
Coy Lee
Travis
Karen
Otis Simms
Hope
Harold Stone
Glenda
George Taylor
Magnolia
Sam Story
Sam Jr
John
Jerry
Paula
Ben Story
Lepanto
Ark
Oscar Stone
Victory HD Club
Victory Home Demonstration Club
Eurie Calhoun
Bill Burke
Cecil Smith
Burke
Calhoon
Smith
Hartsfield
Jack Hartsfield
Helly Grove
Pat Connor
Arlington
Tex
John S. Hartsfield
el Dorado
Bobby Hartsified
Television and Radio respond to early telecast week
New York AP reports that early television broadcasts prove substantial, contradicting prior assurances that early hours were mere toys. Networks push development as programming expands beyond initial pilot week.
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New York
Hartsfield and Reece Families Gather in Hope
A group of Hartsfield families from Arkadelphia and Hope gathered with Mr and Mrs Herbert Hartsfield Leo Hartsfield John Hartsfield How ard Reece Grady Reece and Forrest Hutson and their families for a central family event in Hope Florida.
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Wayne Hartsfield
Arkadelphia
Herbert Hartsfield
Leo Hartsfield
John Hartsfield
Howard Reece
Grady Reece
Forrest Hutson
All of
Hope
Engagement Announced for Ann Hardin and Joe Polk
Mrs Robert Hassell Hardin of Greenwood Mississippi announces the engagement of her daughter Ann to Lt Joe Alan Polk son of Mr and Mrs Joe Polk of DeQueen formerly of Hope The bride elect holds a BA from the University of Mississippi and a fellowship in special education she will receive her master's June 6 He attended Hendrix College and earned a BA in business administration from the University of Arkansas He is stationed at the U S Naval Auxiliary Air Station Meridian The wedding is set for June 19 at North Greenwood Baptist Church
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Robert Hassell Hardin
Greenwood
Miss
Ann
Joe Alan Polk
Joe Arthur Polk
DeQueen
Hope
University of Mississippi
Kappa Delta Pi
Pi Mu Sorority
Miss Hardin
Polk
Hendrix College
University of Arkansas
U. S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Meridian
North Greenwood Baptist Church
Tea honors foreign born women of Hope at Park Drive
Mrs. Rawson and Mrs. Haynes hosted a tea for foreign born women of Hope at 111 Park Drive. Honorees from Japan Germany Korea France and Panama spoke of their birthplaces and pointed to locations on a world map. Red roses decorated the home and tea table as punch and cookies were served.
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France
S. J. Ray
Panama
Weekend visits and funeral attendance noted across several towns
Dallas residents Mr and Mrs Richard Hunt hosted weekend guests. Shreveport visitors Dr and Mrs J A Lonnegan joined Mrs Dolph Carrigan for Sunday calls. Presbyterians from the area took five youths to Southwestern University in Memphis for aptitude tests. Numerous relatives and friends from Texarkana Alexandria Little Rock Hot Springs and Little Rock attended funeral services for Dr Harold Brents with a long list of out of town mourners including families from Ft Smith Bentonville Tulsa Phoenix and Crossett.
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Harold Brents
Robert Carlton
Ft. Smith
Carl Brents
Bentonville
E. M. Holliday
Jim
Tulsa
Lloyd Brents
Phoenix
Ariz
Mae Hatcher
Cleveland
Ark
Morton
Arkadelphia
Marlin Hawkins
Morrilton
Eugene Lindsey
Gibbs Reaves
Malvern
Marlin Jones
Martha Skipper
Murphy Duvall
Ruth Blevins
Norman Cohen
Francis Dunn
Carrie Grimsley
Marie Mitchum
Caladin Mitchum
Alene Kindall
Little Rock
Officials to Make Public Their Worth
President Johnson orders 200 top officials including Cabinet members to file financial-interest statements with the Civil Service Commission. The order expands to 2,000 lesser officials and sets standards on gifts and favors while keeping all statements confidential.
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Washington
Johnson
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
TV and radio drift in a muddled wartime nostalgia
A CBS program on the 20th anniversary of V E Day mixes Eisenhower in New York and Montgomery in London with a tour of war landmarks but feels disjointed. NBCs The Loyal Opposition reviews the Republican party through disparate speeches, offering little analysis and uncertain direction.
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CBS
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York
Field Marshal
Viscount Montgomery
Britain
Winston Churchill
London
St. Lo
Monte Cassino
Coventry
ergen-Selsen
Berlin
NBC
Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
Richard M. Nixon
Everett M. Dirksen
Ray Scherer
Michel Gyarmathy on Showgirls and the Folies Bergere
Hollywood interview with Michel Gyarmathy the Folies Bergere director of sex appeal recounts his 30-year career selecting showgirls in Paris and Las Vegas. He cites Josephine Baker Mistinguett and American girls as ideal performers and explains the traits that entice audiences and keep husbands from roving.
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James Bacon
Hollywood (Ap
Michel Gyarmathy
Gyarmathy
Paris
Las Vegas
Michel
Folies
Josephine Baker
Mistinguett
Josephine
Cole Porter
Ernest Hemingway
Baker
Corporation Heads Are Political Now
New York AP reports corporate leaders are urged to engage beyond finance and into politics, education, civil rights, urban renewal, and conservation. H Bruce Palmer of the National Industrial Conference Board says business must respond to public problems and involve the company.
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New York
H. Bruce Palmer
National Industrial Conference Board
Busiess
Notice on Prohibited Gifts to Officials
Text states that direct or indirect gifts or favors from any person or group are forbidden for officials. It lists entities seeking agency contracts or regulated activities and those whose interests may be affected by official duties.
Tax Cut Debate Faces Buyer Resistance in Congress
Washington AP notes Congress moves to cut federal excises by 1.75 billion annually while fearing a consumer pullback. Officials consider gradual auto and related tax reductions to avert a broader buyers’ strike and soften budget impacts. James Marlow reports.
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Washington
Congress
House Ways and Means
Johnson
Corporate involvement in public affairs grows across industry
The piece notes rising corporate involvement in civic life driven by altruism and self interest. It cites education funding totaling 250 million annually from about 80 companies, Du Pont’s finding that 93 employees hold government roles, and Industrial Conference Board figures showing top executives spend 40 to 60 percent of their time on public affairs with over 500 firms now maintaining formal units.
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Country Club
New York Stock Exchange
Keith Funston
du Pont Company
Charles G. Mortimer
General Foods Corp
Industrial Conference Board
Los Angeles
Faubus Warns on Rapid Desegregation Push
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus joined five Southern governors in Atlanta as they warned the federal government against forcing desegregation too quickly. They accused the U S Education Department and Francis Keppel of stepping beyond the Civil Rights Act and urged Southern lawmakers to back a slower pace to match the law.
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Little Rock
Orval FE. Faubus
Faubus
Atlanta
U.S. Officer Education
Francis Kepvel
Eduation
Keppel
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Hope Women’s Golf Association
Hope Country Club
S.C
S.S.S.S.C
S.S.S.C
L.S.S.S.C
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Richard Hunt
Travis Hunt
Dallas
Dale Hunt
J. A Lonnegan
Dolph Carrigan
Jim McKenzie
Memphis
Southwestern University
Bill McKenzie
Martha Allison
Jim Pilkinton
Cissie Ellis
Lance Jones
Emmett Lewallen
Hot Springs
Riley Lewallen
Velma Collier
Bob Shaddox
Texarkana
Clifford Franks
Kenneth Wakefield
Alexandria
John Tabor
H. E. Thornton
Hinton Davis
Charles Hyatt
B. C. Hyatt
Bob Holmes
Chichester
Glen Ammons
Charles Lowthorp
Bob Thomas
John T. Cunniff
AP Business News
Amal
Mhoon
Hope, Arkansas
Edmond LE Breton
Viet Nam
Administration
Treasury
James Marlow
Tony Curtis
Natalie Wood
Henry Fonca
Lauren Bacall
Mel Ferrer
Iana
Fran Jeffries
Leslie Parrish
Edward Everett Hort
Oante Oh Sie
Orchestra
Technicolor
Warner Bros
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