Garland School PTA Meeting With Officer Installations
The Garland School PTA meets on Wednesday May 12 at 3 15 p.m with an executive session at 2 45. There will be officer installations and teacher recognition followed by refreshments. Brookwood PTA also meets at 3 15 p.m in the school auditorium with officer installations and a program on Immunization featuring Mr. C T Pinkston as guest speaker. Executive board convenes at 2 45. Paisley PTA holds a school auditorium meeting with officer installations and refreshments.
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Garland School Pta
Poe Brookwood Pta
C. T. Pinkston
Paisley Pta
Community notices from May observances and events
A series of local club and church gatherings are announced for May 13 to May 19. Hope Jaycettes Dorcas class and Blevins PTA meet May 13, along with Hopewell Demo Club and Hope Women’s Golf Association events. Friday hosts a McCaskill RCI Club dinner and games. Monday includes Wesleyan Service Guild installation of officers and multiple WMS circle meetings. Tuesday features WSCS at First Methodist with reports on missions. Also noted is a Golden Wedding Anniversary for E G Wright family with open house May 9 on Route 1.
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McCaskill Rci Club
J. S. Moses
Wesleyan Service Guild No
J. O. Kyler
E. G. Wright
Bill Clements
Delmar Wright
Lee Stanton
Janie May
Joe Dillard
Denver Daugherty
George
Birthday party and awards events listed for May 18
The Presbyterian Church hosts a birthday party in Fellowship Hall at 7 30 Tuesday May 18 with Mrs Thomas Hayes Jr presenting a program. A birthday offering will be taken for Taejon College and Chonju Medical Center in Korea. Girl Scouts plan a Court of Awards and Bridge Ceremony at Garland School Auditorium Tuesday May 18 3 45 p m covering Brownie through Senior levels and inviting new recruits.
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Byterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Thomas Hayes, Jr
Taejon College
Chonju Medical Center
Korea
Garland School
Builders Class Meeting at First Baptist Church Home
The Builders Class gathered Monday afternoon at Mrs. Edwin Alderman home with co hosts Mrs. Joe Willett and Mrs. George Young. Seventeen members and one guest heard reports from officers and planned for summer as Mrs Homer Beverley spoke on the importance of little things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Edwin Alderman
Joe Willett
George Young
Frances Reynerson
Armon Ayersoe
J. H. Beckworth
Homer Beverley
Prominent Guests Attend House Party Across Town
Frank DeVenny hosted a social gathering with notable attendees including Mrs. C. M. Dillard Mrs. Delmar Mrs. Minor May and Barham Wright. Out of town guests came from Texarkana Hurst Dallas El Dorado and Rosston among others with numerous couples and children present.
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Frank DeVenny
ois —_ ae
C. M. Dillard
Delmar
Minor May
Barham Wright
Clyde Messer
Bobby Joe Wright
Charles Bell
Texarkana
Jim Eldredge
Mary Lou Duty
Helen
Hurst
Tex
Lee Denton
Brenda Miller
Dallas
E. J. Moore
el Dorado
A.M. McDowell
Worth
Joe Dillard
Lemma Dillard
Rosston
Friday Bridge Club Hits May 7 Hostess Evening
Mrs. Tom Kinser hosted her Friday Bridge Club on May 7 with guests including Mrs. F. R. Moses. Mrs. C. C. Lewis won high score as two tables played, and frozen dessert was served during refreshments.
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Tom Kinser
F. R. Moses
C. C. Lewis
Rose Garden Club Hosts May 7 Meeting and Rose Festival
The Rose Garden Club held a brief meeting May 7 at Mrs. Harry Shiver’s home with vice-president Mrs. Douglas Drake presiding. One guest, Mrs. Doyle Huff, and 15 members shared punch and cookies before attending the Rose Festival at First Assembly of God Church, cosponsored by the Rose Club and the Friday Music Club.
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Rose Garden Club
Harry Shiver
Douglas Drake
Doyle Huff
First Assembly of God Church
Rose Club
Weekend Visits Across Texas and Arkansas
Coming and Going records a sequence of weekend visits. Irvin Perryman and family spent time with Minnie West and sisters in Hope, while Clyde Hart and Howell Myers traveled from Alexandria and Dallas. Kilgore visitors Frank Turner Kilgore and James McCullough returned home after trips with the Secrests. Mrs Steve Carrigan Jr attended Arkansas Historical Association events in Conway, hearing Vanderbilt’s Henry Lee Schnat and visiting Roy Prather and Mary Delia in Little Rock.
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Clyde Hart
Alexandria
Howell Myers
Dallas
Friends In
Hope
Frank Turner Kilgore
Tex
J. W. Decrets
James McCullough
Kilgore
Secrests
Steve Carrigan, Jr
Arkansas Historical Association
Conway
Henry Lee Schnat
Vanderbilt
Little Rock
Roy Prather
Mary Delia
Fine Arts Center
Henry Moore
Hospital Notes: new baby boy born May 10
The column lists admitted and discharged patients from Hope and nearby towns including Mrs Rufus Mou ser Mrs Doyle Huff Jessie Atkins Mrs Hill man Keen Jimmy Till ery Miss Judy Robinson Mrs C E Boyce Washington Miss Nancy Jo Billings Curtis Underwood Wilbey Lacey Mrs Tommy Lively Ronnie Vines Robert Thompson Mrs John Couch Mrs Berry Hesterly A C Ellis Mrs Robert Rogers and A B King.
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Rufus Mouser
Hope
Doyle Huff
Jessie Atkins
Hillman Keen
Jimmy Tillery
Judy Robinson
C. E. Boyce
Washington
Ollie Olsen
Nancy Jo Billings
Fulton
Curtis Underwood
Frank Delaney
Columbus
J. D. Allen
Emmet
Horace Anthony
Mary Beasley
Thomas Kendrick
Kenneth Petre
R. C. Jones
Carl Richards
Roscoe Bowden
Louis
Martha Porter
Wilbey Lacey
Tommy Lively
Ronnie Vines
Patmos
Robert Thompson
Little Rock
John Couch
Berry Hesterly
A. C. Ellis
Robert Rogers
A. B. King
Army artillery unit to Viet Nam opens first large fire base
Additional U S Surut 40 of New York City said the army will field its largest single concentration in the country as the first artillery unit deployed to Viet Nam. In Bien Hoa area Marines and Seabees move to build airstrip at Chu Lai while Da Nang forces expand area to clear Viet Cong.
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Surut
New York City
Viet Nam
Bien Hoa
Chu Lai
3Rd Marine
Okinawa
da Nang
State panels back highway tax hike plan for 1967 68
Two legislative council committees voted to recommend higher highway user taxes to fund the program. Beginning 1967 68 the state would receive 70 percent of net highway revenues with cities and counties sharing the rest. Governor Faubus would consider the recommendations but not be bound by them. The package includes a one cent per gallon gasoline tax rise and increased license fees for autos, trucks, motorcycles, and various trailer types.
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Legislative Council
Faubus
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Roads and Highways Committee
University Denies Open Meeting Then Weissman Speaks
A university official said the request for an open meeting where Weissman would speak was denied but Weissman spoke at Waterman Hall introducing by Coe. The session drew about 160 attendees as he discussed May- O. B. O'Dell, Hope. Discharged names follow, including M. E. Patrick, Hope, Edward Adams, Fulton, and others.
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William J. Hughes
Weissman
Waterman Hall
Coe
Miss Arkansas Pageant to be Televised Regionally
Ninety minutes of the Miss Arkansas Pageant finals will be televised regionally this year. Executive director Les Green said the telecast will reach Arkansas Louisiana Tennessee and Missouri. The pageant returns to Hot Springs Convention Center drawing about 9 000 at finals. tickets go on reserved seat sale.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Les Green
Juesda
Arkansas
Louisiana
Tennessee
Missouri
Green
Weather Forecast For Arkansas And Surrounding Areas
Weather continues with clear to partly cloudy skies across Arkansas regions from Central to Southeast. Temperatures remain near seasonal norms with highs mostly in the upper 70s to mid 80s and lows around 50s to mid 60s through Thursday. In Louisiana no major temperature changes expected.
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Associated Press
Central Arkansas
Northwest
Arkansas
Northeast
Southwest
Louisiana
Americans Take Freedom for Granted
AP report notes the freedom to move about as essential and highlights Carl Madden of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States discussing the concept. The article includes a Missouri weather brief forecasting fair to partly cloudy skies with a warming trend and temperatures from the mid 50s to mid 80s.
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J. W. Davis
Washington
America
Carl Madden
Economic Research Department
The
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Madden
Forget Foolish Rumors And Happily Drink Milk
Wayne G Brandstadt M D discusses concerns about milk intake for older adults. A 43 year old man quits coffee for milk prompting questions about potential health risks. The piece weighs rumor versus medical guidance on dairy consumption.
Free movement spurs uneven growth across the United States
Madden notes four freedoms moving people industry money and information foster broad economic growth yet regional differences persist. Since 1900 the Industrial Crescent faded as new manufacturing expands in the Far West Southwest and Southeast. He warns disparities may shrink but not vanish while the Northeast yields to the Far West.
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Madden
United States
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
Chicago
Northeast
Far West
America
Medical Q and A on calcium milk and health myths
A reader questions calcium needs and milk intake, noting calcium sources and absorption. An eyebrow tattoo query discusses infection risk. Other questions cover ear blackheads, rectal bleeding, and early prostate cancer detection with doctor guidance and planned future columns by Dr Wayne Brandstadt.
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Galendar
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Pete Shields
Dorcas
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
James Braden
Blevins P.T.A
Hopewell Home Demonstration Club
Neil Osborn
Hope Women’s Golf Association
Hopeountry Club
W.M.S
Walter Miller
R. E. Chism
Connie Ward
Bob Tolleson
Frank Ward
Bill Flanders
Women of the
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Harry McLemore
Algeria
Congo
Malaysia
Phillipines
Wesley Huddleston
World Federation of Methodist Women
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Irvin Perryman
Minnie West
Nelva Collins
Ethelene Cato
Tony Curtis
Natalie Woods
Mel Ferrer
Esck'pafight
Edward Everett Hortos
Warner Brog
U.S
Gov's. Program
O. B. O'Dell
M. E. Patrick
Edward Adams
Bobby Norton
Troy Dwayne Hawley
Howe
Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association
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