Society Calendar Notes May Events and Bridal Luncheon
Mrs. John L. Wilson hosts a luncheon for Miss Sue Overton bride elect of Stuart Greene on Saturday May 15 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. White Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2 meets May 17 at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. H. O. Kyler Sr. with officer installation and pledge service. First Baptist WSCS circles meet May 17 at 1:30 p.m. in various homes, plus Circle 5 events 7:30 p.m. and Kinard Young hosting WSCS at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Phillip Manus co hostess. Program by Mrs. A. W. McIver Jr.
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John L. Wilson
Sue Overton
Stuart Greene
Wesleyan Service Guild No
H. O. Kyler
The
First Baptist Church
Walter Miller, Jr
R. E. Chism
Connie Ward
Bob Tolleson
Frank Ward
Bill Flanders
WSCS
Kinard Young
Phillip Manus
A. W Mclver
Women of First Presbyterian birthday party scheduled May 18
The Women of the First Presbyterian Church host a birthday party in the 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 on May 18 at 3 45 for all goals from Brownies to Seniors in uniforms.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Thomas Hayes, Jr
Taejon College
Chonju Medical Center
Korea
Garland School
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club Meets May 18 With Guest Speaker
The DeAnn Lilac Garden Club will gather at 2 p.m. Tuesday May 18 at the home of Mrs. W H Burke with Mrs. C R Samuel as co host. Members are asked to bring a fine mass arrangement. Soil Conservationist George Brown will be the guest speaker.
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DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
W H. Burke
C. R. Samuel
George Brown
Hope Junior Auxiliary Announces Luncheon for New Members
The Hope Junior Auxiliary will host a luncheon for five new provisional members on Wednesday May 19 at 12 30 p m at the Town and Country. Reservations are due by Monday May 17 with Mrs Wayne Russell.
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Hope
Wayne Russell
Paisley PTA Elects Officers at May Meeting
The Paisley P T A met May 12 in the school auditorium with President Mrs. Lawerence Easterling presiding. Mrs. Easterling received a past president pin from Mrs. Willhite as six delegates attended the State Convention in Little Rock May 3-4. New officers installed include president Mrs. B J Willhite and vice president Mrs. Jim Rowland.
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Paisley P.T.A
Lawerence Easterling
Easterling
B.J. Willhite
Hotel
Marion
Little Rock
Paisley
Willhite
Hershell Johnson
Jim Rowland
John Pierce
Bill Brown
WMA Meeting at Garrett Memorial Church
The WMA of Garrett Memorial Church met at Mrs. B M Hazzard's home on Wednesday May 12. Mrs. James Braden opened with business, prayers by Mrs. Orval Taylor and Mrs. Lyle Allen, a group singing of I Need Thee Every Hour, and program parts on hands led by Mrs. Braden Mrs. Purtle and Mrs. Larkin Bohannan. Refreshments were served to 12 members and one visitor Mrs. Lyle Allen.
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WMA
Garrett Memorial Church
James Braden
Orval Taylor
Lyle Allen
Ted Purtle
Braden
Purtle
Larkin Bohannan
Bookmobile Schedule Shows May Route Stops
Schedule lists May stops for the bookmobile with times at schools and local sites including Cale School Edwards Home Patmos School and Patmos Community. The sequence covers 9:00 to 3:00 with venues such as Manns Grocery Heading Home Rosston and Patmos Community.
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Mann's Grocery
Rosston
Cale
Edwards
Patmos
Global headlines mix labor losses and regional strife
Britain’s Labour Party suffers large local election losses as Conservatives gain 552 seats and Labour loses control in 11 towns. In Congo Moise Tshombe expands his alliance’s seat total. In Argentina a Roca Line strike halts rail service after a wage dispute and a guard sustains scalp injuries. In East Pakistan a hurricane kills at least 200, injures 1,000, and leaves tens of thousands homeless.
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London
Britain
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Labor
Liberals
Manchester
Birmingham
Liverpool
Leeds
Newcastle
Leopoldville
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
National Assembly
Luluabourg
Tshombe
Conaco Alliance
Conaco
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Dacca
East Pakistan
Returning visitors head home from Starkville and New Mexico
Mrs Gene Davis Jr and Todd have returned to Starkville after visiting Ms Bin McRae and family. Mrs C V Nunn Jr of Lordsburg and Mrs L N Jeffreys of Deming have returned home after visiting Mrs McRae and Mr McRae and being with their mother Mrs W C Tolleson who recently had surgery. W C Tolleson Jr and Son Steve will leave Thursday for further plans.
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Tia Juana
Venezuela
Grady Hairston
WC. Tolleson
Kirby
Tolleson
Mike
O.M.A
Gene Davis Jr
Todd
Starkville, Mississippi
bin McRae
C.V. Nunn Jr
Lordsburg
New Mexico
W.C. Tolleson Jr
Steve
Probate Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
In the Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas estate of William F Bain deceased No 1861 Last known address Route 3 Box 78 Hope Arkansas Date of death April 15 1965 Administratrix Gertrude Bain appointed May 6 1965 All persons with claims must verify and present them within six months from first publication May 8 1965 to avoid bar and forfeiture.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
William F. Bain
Hope
Notice of Probate in Stead County Arkansas
In Stead County Arkansas the estate of Ruth Elizabeth Bridewell deceased No 1859. Last known address Hope Arkansas. Date of death April 29 1965. An instrument dated April 13 1965 was admitted to probate May 4 1965 as the will. Charles Edward Bridewell Jr executor. Contest must be filed within law period or be barred from benefits.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Ruth Elizabeth Bridewell
Hope
Charles Edward Bridewell, Jr
Youth Asked For It column offers teen guidance in Fort Worth
A reader asks about cheating on tests and procrastination while facing adolescence. Helen Help Us responds with practical advice encouraging self honesty, pride in facing faults, and seeking self‑improvement rather than blame.
Grand Ole Opry at Hot Springs stars country legends
Fans head to Hot Springs on June 6 for a Minnie Pearl Porter Wagoner Miss Norma Jean Webb Pierce and Lefty Frizzell show at the new Municipal Auditorium. It marks the first commercial entertainment there and aims to set a quality tone for future acts.
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Hot Springs
Grand Ole Opry
Minnie Pearl
Porter Waggoner
Norma Jean
Webb Pierce
Lefty Frizzell
The
Wagonmasters
Municipal Auditorium
Dear A and B: braces and dating doubts from a teen
A sixteen year old asks if braces ruin dating prospects. The column replies that dating chances aren’t solely tied to looks, noting that boys do not chase only on appearance and that braces do not determine appeal or worth in relationships.
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Helen
P.S
Voting Bill Could Slow Great Society Programs
President Johnson faces a Senate hurdle as Dirksen signals insufficient votes to curb debate on the voting rights bill. The delay endangers plans to advance health care for the elderly and other Great Society measures, with other major items already queued behind it. The House backed keeping veterans hospitals open while opposing White House timing on actions.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Finance Committee
Dirksen
Congress
White House
House
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon warns against rewarding aggression in Asia and Caribbean
In Miami Beach Nixon tells the Boys Club convention that the greatest danger is negotiating any settlement that rewards aggression. He defends Johnson's policy in Asia and the Caribbean but says the President should better sell his policies abroad. In Copenhagen Billy Graham preaches to a crowd.
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Miamibeach
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Boys’ Club of America
Nixon
Johnson
Asia
Caribbean
Copenhagen
Billy Graham
Fowler cites progress on balance of payments deficit
Secretary Henry H. Fowler reported a first quarter deficit of 767 million dollars, down from 1.5 billion in late 1964, but warned the fight is not over. He emphasized the improvement does not mean victory and pointed to ongoing efforts. Separately, the Welfare Department announced four state contracts totaling over 558 thousand dollars for counseling and referral services for armed forces medical rejectees, with Illinois, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, and Texas funded and nationwide implementation planned.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Welfare Department
Illinois
New Mexico
Pennsyl
The
Public Health Service
Puerto Rico
District of Columbia
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Graham counsels Danish youth on love and lust dangers
In Forum Hall he addressed 7 500 readers urging youths to distinguish love from lust. He warned that moral peril threatens young people in Denmark as it does in America. His eight day Danish crusade concludes Sunday. Ben-Gurion offers to resume premiership if Mapai demands it in next elections.
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Forum Hall
Denmark
America
Graham
Tel Aviv
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Mapai Labor Party
Levi Eshkol
Ben-Gurion
Mapai
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American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie Huddleston
Rever WE
MM. McCloughan
World News
L.S.S.S.C
Ls.s.s.c
Gertrude Bain
Route 3
Box
Fort Worth
Texas
Forth Worth Safety Council
Oakhurst Scenic Drive
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
King Features Syndicate, Inc
R. Gil Fox
NEA
Coorge
Braces
Jack Bell
James Marlow
Freckles
Merrill Blesser
Frank O'Neal
Ting
Vania
Ladies’ Apparel Shop
California
J. T. Cotner
Fausett Plaza
Little Rock, Ark
Allied Pest Control
A. D. Middlebrooks JR
Hope PR
Texarkana
Arkansas Sun
Th. A. Olepp On
Webb
Porter Wagoner
Lefty Frizzell & the Wagonmasters
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