Society Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings May 13
The community calendar lists Hope Duplicate Bridge Club master point night at 4 30 p m May 13 in the Diamond Cafe Private dining room with supper from the cafe. Also Rebecca Sunday School Class hosts potluck at 7 p m May 13 at Mrs. Jack Fountain home. Golden Circle Class meets 7 30 p m May 13 at 419 South Hervey. Wesleyan Service Guild dinner May 18 Barrow Hotel at 7 p m with officer installation. Business Woman's Circle hosts May 13 at 7 46 p m. piano recital May 14 at 7 45 p m in High School Auditorium. P O Chapter AE luncheon May 14 1 p m in Diamond Cafe private dining room. Practical Nurses meeting May 14 7 30 p m Mayor's office. American Legion Auxiliary meeting May 14 7 30 p m at Mrs Clyde Coffee’s home. Women of the Church meet May 14 7 30 p m at First Presbyterian Church with guests P F and plans include Mrs Randolph Sengel’s Mexico mission trip display.
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Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
Diamond Cafe
Rebecca
First Baptist Church
Gus Haynes
Jack’ Fountain
Floyd Osborn
Golden Circle
J. F. Higgason
South Hervey
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Bartow
Elmer Brown
American Legion Auxiliary
Clyde Coffee
Pecan St
Dale Wilson
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Garden Club Meetings and Social Events Report
Social hour and monthly meetings announced across multiple groups including Beacon Sunday Sehbol Lilac Garden Club Ann Jonquil Garden Club and Hope Country Club. Gatherings span May 14 15 16 with hosts co hosts guest speakers and special arrangements noted for each event.
Hospital Notes Names of Admitted and Discharged Patients
Patient list from Hope and Nashville areas includes Mrs Alvin Wills, Johnny Lee Crider, C Taylor, Carrie Hamilton, Edward Alien, Homer Poindexter, Jame Greathouse, Billy Russell, George Lafferty, Frank Schooley, John Watson, C D Hosey, Joseph Bickers, Leroy Hawthorne and baby, Branda Vines, Gilbert Ross, Dessie McIntosh, Jamie Greathouse, Johnny Lee Cuidsy, Inez Hyugkabes, Olin Brint and baby. Entries note admit or discharge statuses and several rural route addresses in Texas and Tennessee.
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Alvin Wills
Hope
Johnny Lee Crider
C. Taylor
Blevins
Carrie Hamilton
Edward Alien
Homer Poindexter
Jame Greathouse
Nashville
Billy Russell
George Lafferty
Patmos
Frank Schooley
John , Watson
Emmet
Inez Hyugkabes
Willig
Petry
Olin
Brint
Baby Boy
Brookwood 5th Grade Tour Of Washington Arkansas
Fifth graders from Brookwood School toured Washington Arkansas visiting historic sites. They saw old cemeteries, the Howie Kitfe Marker, the old Blacksmith shop linked to James Bowie, and the Trail of Tears military road. They learned at Baptist and Presbyterian churches, viewed a Civil War era bell, and heard tales of Sam Houston and David Crockett. The trip ended with a picnic at Hope Fair Park and games between Brookwood and Gayland girls. Reporters Norna Jean Kinsey Susia Waller Becky Waller.
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Brookwood Schoo
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Arkansas
Hempstead County
James Black
Hope Fair Park
Gayland
Brookwood
Moore
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Arkansas Supreme Court Rulings Prompted by Various Cases
The Arkansas Supreme Court handed down rulings on several appeals from Craighead and Washington chancery courts, including Paul Arnold v City of Jonesboro and Denzil W. Jones v Woodrow Jones, with affirmed and modified outcomes. Other items note a Tenth wedding anniversary and birth announcements from Hope, including Mrs. Alvin Wills and Mrs. Bobby Kidd with baby girl deliveries.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Paul Arnold
City of Jonesboro
Apper
Craighead
Dorothy Dix Column on Etiquette and Marriage Ethics
A Dorothy Dix etiquette column addresses gifts and manners noting a sister’s right to return a gift, while urging reading etiquette tomes as standard household equipment. Other letters advise resisting romantic entanglements and suggest focusing on existing marriages, plus local Cub Scout outings and community notices.
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Dorthy Dix
Wbouk
Brights Honor Mrs Dick Bright at East Malnet Suite
A gathering hosted by Mrs Bill Ward on East Malnet honored Mrs Dick Bright with a pink carnation corsage and baby shoes. Guests included Mrs Jack Harrell and Mrs John Massey of Fordyce among twenty one attendees. Games, gifts, and refreshments featured shasta daisies and a cutwork linen table cloth.
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Cub Scout den 4
Clarenete
Shope Potch
Macle Roberts
Shope
Mike Ersiine
Johnny Gangston
Mike Roberts
Dwight McBrayer
Bill Coe
Johnny Shope
Billy Don Peters
Donnie
Bill Roberts
Bright
Dick Bright
Bill Ward
East Malnet
Adam Guthriey
Jon: Grune
Brookhaven hosts five day nuclear energy symposium
Milton S. Eisenhower opens the Brookhaven National Laboratory event as more than 200 scientists and engineers from 21 Latin American nations and the United States gather for a five day conference on atomic energy needs. An official of the Atomic Energy Commission cites manpower as the greatest obstacle to peaceful nuclear progress.
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Brookhaven
N.Y
de Milton S. Tigenhower
Teach. Org
Unioni Energy
Ant Russia
United States
Mgenhower
Armorivan “Ulema For Peace
Brookhaven Na Wonal Laboratory
Aldmie Rec
South
Central America
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Ysalds
Scholarly Shortage Sparks Debate Over U S Talent Resources
In a 1950s to 1980s frame, Dr Eisenhower warns of scarce skilled leaders as 1,200,000 scientists and engineers emerge worldwide while the United States faces a shortage of trained personnel. He urges careful stewardship of teaching resources and collaboration with allies to sustain national advantage.
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St Morey
Cottelvely
United
United States
Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Tear Out This Ad About A Life Insurance Policy
A jagged ad offers a $1,000 life insurance policy claiming no obligation and no calls. It urges readers aged 60 to 80 to mail their home address and age to Old American Insurance Co in Kansas City to apply, promising simple handling of the transaction.
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Kansas City
Old Anetican Ing. Co
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