Community events calendar highlights Hope society notices
The society page lists multiple local meetings and events from May 15 to 19. Includes Mary Martha Class potluck for Mrs. Westmoreland, various club gatherings in Hope, Newcomers Club, Birthday Program at First Presbyterian, Eastern Star initiation, a tea for congressional candidate Betty Thornton, and Lilac Garden Club field day with officer elections and conservation program. Also notes regional visits and military family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
First United Methodist Church
Jerry Westmoreland
Gus Hogan
The _ First Presbyterian Church
Betty Jo Hays
C.W. Snowden
Betty Thornton
Sheridan
Ray Thornton
Lilac Garden Club
Hope Lilac Garden Club
Experiment Station
Curtis Urrey
H.H. Southward
W.R. Burks
Family visits and holiday gatherings across Bald Knob and Omaha Tex
The report notes a Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs Calvin Smith and family to the L A Rash family in Bald Knob. It also records Mr and Mrs Fielding Huddleston and family from Omaha Tex spending Mother's Day with Mrs W B Huddleston and Mrs Jewel Moore. The rest reads as a playful, fragmentary item about vacations and a neighbor with an old fashioned garden and vermouth bottles.
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Calvin Smith
L.A
Fielding Huddleston
Omaha, Tex
W.B. Huddleston
Jewel Moore
Help Us with Swinger Secrets and a Seizure Shadow
A reader asks how to handle found swinger magazines among friends and fears Sunday night proposals. Helen advises probing or ignoring, while noting that normal lives can hide such acts and suggesting restraint and discretion. Another letter seeks work after epilepsy. Helen cites rehabilitation prospects and church kindness. A reader champions state lotteries for revenue, noting New Jersey has raised education funds and paid out prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Jamie
S.S
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Vitamins Can Harm If Overused In Adults And Infants
Dr Lawrence Lamb answers reader questions on vitamin A and D risks. He notes that daily vitamin A up to 25 000 IU is not proven helpful and high long term intakes can cause skin and bone changes, while D toxicity can dissolve bone and calcify organs. He cautions against multiple sources and fortified foods combined with additional supplements, especially for children and breastfed infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lamb
American Medical Assny
Per
AMA Drug Evaluations
Emmy Awards wrap up long televised show criticisms tone
AP Television-Radio writer Cynthia Lowry reviews the 24th Emmy Awards on CBS noting the marathon length too many on camera awards and speeches while praising a witty clip from doctor shows. Dan Blocker’s death affects Bonanza moving to a new Tuesday slot prompting new cast options to share the workload and preserve audience interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
CBS
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Frank Gorshin
Big Dan Blocker
Blocker
NBC
Made Work Slammed by George Meany
AFL CIO President George Meany criticized economic policies he said turn workers into pawns controlled by corporate and governmental money managers. He described the worker and his job as being openly bartered with disastrous consequences while presenting the AFL-CIO program for America to the Democratic Platform Committee in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aficio
George Meany
Meany
Democratic Platform Committee
Afl-Cio
America
Win at Bridge Care in Giving Up the Lead
In a tense match at AHS North East, North East 6 passes shaped the final result. The players focused on preserving momentum, trading the lead before the closing deals to secure a narrow victory for their team.
Declarer Plays Lead and Safety in a Card Contract
In a bridge dialogue Oswald and Jacobs discuss strategies for handling leads and finesses. West is described as the danger hand with the gun, while South seeks four club tricks and a favorable dividend by playing ace of clubs. The panel concludes West’s king of clubs is the only club card and is played after South’s ace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald
Declarer
Jim
West
South
East
I Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Request for $1 for Jacoby Modern book to Win at Bridge
A reader asks to send one dollar for the Jacoby Modern book to Win at Bridge care of this newspaper. The mailing address is P.O. Box 489 Radio City Station New York NY 10019.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacoby Modern
Bridge
P.O. Bor
Radio City
New York
Students in London Go on Strike
London teenagers stage a one day strike in schools demanding no after school detention no censorship of school magazines no school uniforms and free milk daily The Schools Action Union linked to leftist groups says a successful London action could trigger a nationwide pupil walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Schools Action Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Hempstead County
Leonard
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie Huddleston
Willie Rowe
Marguerite Moses
Joe’s City Bakery
Newcomers Club
Douglas Building
Texas Street
Joyce Morgan
Sandra Bowersox
Tina Ambassador
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Alfred Bearden
Golden Age Club
Fair Park
Order of the Eastern Star
Dorthea Leiper
Michael Stephens
Rex Taylor
Pauline Walker
P.C. Stephens
Otis Taylor
Lela Jordan
Urrey
A.M. Hewitt
Southward
Leonard Yaeche
Lorraine Yaeche
Milwaukee, Wisc
Jim Gary
Haskell Jones
Robert
Dawn
Winrock Farms
Santa Gertrudis
Mrs. A.L. Park
Austin, Tex
Bennie Charles Downing
Doyle L. Brown
Jack Brown
Dyess Afb
Tex
Abilene
Lackland Afb
Osan
Korea
Girl Scouts
Gwendolyn
Narrows Lake
David Brown
Nancy Linyard
Kenneth Madlock
Sherry Simmons
Kerri Payne
Ann Porter
Tammy Cornelius
Jeff Madlock
Vicki Brown
Lisa Brown
Lisa Lanzenby
Sally White
Laran Gamles
Cindy Hutson
Terri Tippett
Pam Boatman
Twilight People
Trader Hornee
Helen Bottel
Lawrence Lamb, M.D
Perry Wenley
Perry Henley
Negleke
Bernice Bede
Osol
ARIES
Mar
Flo Taurus
Ape
Gemini ‘Bey
Wm Ogr
Leo
el Fs
Aguakicd
Jon
Fou Marage
Dusble -Heck
Travel
Gtughans
Teeis
Yelepe
Southe
Pitas
Roth
By Oswald
James Jacobs
Hiack
Cannes
Ab Ufbeoseratty
Morgan & Lindsey
Hope Village
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