May 17 church group meetings and officer installation
Calendar Monday May 17 lists Cen ren Guild No 2 meeting at 7 30 p m in Mrs H O Kyler Sr home with officer installation and pledge service. W MS First Baptist Church circles meet at 1 30 p m in various members homes Circle 7 hosts at 7 30 p m WSCS circle 5 meets with Mrs Kinard Young and Mrs Phillip Manus co hostess. Mrs A W McIver Jr brings the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cen Ren Guild No. 2
H. O. Kyler
The
First Baptist Church
Walter Miller, Jr
R. E. Chism
Connie Ward
Bob Tolleson
Frank Ward
Bill Flanders Weat
Circle 5
WSCS
Kinard Young
Phillip Manus
A. W Mclver
Community events calendar May 18 highlights
The Women of the First Presbyterian Church host a birthday party at 7 30 in the Fellowship Hall with a program by Mrs Thomas Hayes Jr A birthday offering will be taken for Taejon College and Chonju Medical Center in Korea Girl Scouts hold a Court of Awards and Bridge Ceremony May 18 at 3 45 p m at Garland School Auditorium inviting Brownies to Seniors and those seeking to join Uniforms urged American Legion Auxiliary Leslie Huddleston Unit 12 meets May 18 at M M McCloughan DeAnn Lilac Garden Club gathers 2 p m at Mrs W H Burke home with co host Mrs C R Samuel Soil Conservationist George Brown to speak with members bringing fine mass arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Thomas Hayes, Jr
Taejon College
Chonju Medical Center
Korea
Garland School
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie Huddleston
M. M. McCloughan
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
W. H. Burke
C. R. Samuel
George Brown
Provisional Members Luncheon and DAR Meeting May 19
A luncheon for five new provisional members is set for Wednesday May 19 at 12 30 p.m. at Town and Country with reservations via Mrs Wayne Russell by May 17. Also on May 19 the Hope Lilac Garden Club holds a yard picnic at Mrs Curtis Urrey s home at 6 p.m. for the year end meeting and officer installation. The John Cain Chapter DAR meets at Heritage House at noon with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Russell
The
Hope Lilac Garden Club
Curtis Urrey
John Cain
DAR
Heritage House
Charles Tayior
Roy Stephenson
G. D. Bilberry
Walter Keith
Fern McClurkin
Daffodil Garden Club Holds Initiation Luncheon
The Daffodil Garden Club will host an Initiation Luncheon at the Town and Country on Thursday May 20 at 12 noon. Hostesses are Mrs. Al Graves and Mrs. Don Evans with Mrs. Roy Taylor conducting the initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daffodil Garden Club
al Graves
Don Evans
Roy Taylor
Hope Scout Day Camp Registration and Events
Registration for Hope Girl Scout Day Camp occurs Thursday May 20 3 30 to 5 p m at Hope Junior High School and Friday May 21 7 to 9 p m at the Girl Scout Little House A Saturday May 22 schedule includes a country pot luck cards night at 7 p m hosted by Ken Daniels Lloyd Guerin Hulan White and Jim Pruden A Brownie Holiday will also be held at the Little House in Fair Park for a fun learn and do day Check in at 9 45 a m and bring lunch clothespin cup and knife if available Wear comfortable clothes No halters or sandals Pick up at 2 p m Melrose Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs T L Smiths May meeting with eight members and two guests The program included singing a devotional a lesson on meals human relations and clothing leadership notes The June meeting will be at Fair Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Girl Scout
Hope Junior High
Girl Scout Little House
Hope Country Couch Potluck and Cards Entertainment
Ken Daniels
Lloyd Guerin
Hulan White
Jim Pruden
Fair Park
Melrose HD Club
Melrose Home Demonstration Club
T. L. Smith
Delores McBride
H.D
Willis
Gwen Allen
Hope Jaycettes
Pete Shields
Lee Roy Anderson
Don Fuller
Hot Springs
Jerry Alexander
Charles Flowers
William Riggs
Doyle Yocum
Jack Reynard
New Hope Residents Honored at Buffet Brunch Event
New Hope welcomed residents including Mrs. Jon Leim Mrs. Charles F. Jones Mrs. Roger Hruby and Mrs. Jerry White at a Buffet Brunch on Thursday May 13 hosted by Mrs. Joe Watkins with aides Mrs. James Spring Mrs. Mel Thrash Mrs. Tom Hays Jr and Mrs. Mike McMurrough. Floral arrangements featured roses and daisies throughout the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Jon Leim
Charles F. Jones
Roger Hruby
Jerry White
Joe Watkins
James Spring
Mel Thrash
Tom Hays, Jr
Mike McMurrough
Lincoln Service Private School Offers Free Government Job Prep
Lincoln Service, a long established private school since 1948, offers free information on government jobs and salary lists. Readers are urged to mail a coupon today to receive full details and test preparation guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Service
DEPT
Pekin
Illinois
U.S
Engagement announced for Ann Hassell Hardin and Lt. Joe Alan Polk
Mr. and Mrs Robert Hassell Hardin of Greenwood Mississippi announce the engagement of their daughter Ann to Lt. Joe Alan Polk son of Mr. and Mrs Joe Arthur Polk of De Queen Polk is a Navy Auxiliary Air Station Meridian attachment The couple plan to reside in Meridian The wedding is set for June 19 at North Greenwood Baptist Church in Greenwood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hassell Hardin
Greenwood
Miss
Ann
Joe Alan Polk
Joe Arthur Polk
de- Queen
Polk
Hope High School
Hendrix College
University of Arkansas
United States Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Meridian
North Greenwood Baptist Church
Community gathering features split pineapple fruit centerpiece
About 50 people attended the home event during the scheduled hours. A buffet table displayed a unique fruit arrangement in a split pineapple, and guests enjoyed delicious food and fellowship.
Bridge Club Hosts Mrs Tully Henry Three Tables of Play
Bridge session at Heritage House on Friday May 14 featured three tables of play with Mrs Lloyd Spencer and Mrs Taylor Stuart winning prizes. Refreshments included strawberry pie and coffee for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Tully Henry
Heritage House
Lloyd Spencer
Taylor Stuart
Classroom Commencement Social Aids Graduates
Mothers are presented with gifts for their graduates during a social hour. Mrs. William Tyler helps hostesses run games centered on a Maypole. A dessert plate, punch, and coffee are served as refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tyler
Indiana teachers back on the job in South Bend
Principals welcomed 360 union teachers back to public schools after a boycott that started last Tuesday. The return followed a weekend compromise between Federation of Teachers president George Bull and school board president Louis Bruggner. The board will discuss wages if teachers resume work, with a Wednesday meeting planned with federation officials and the education association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend, Ind
Femor
George T. Bull
Bull
South Bend Federation of Teachers
Louis Bruggner
Roger D. Branigin
South Bend Community Education Association
Bruggner
Local families announce births on May 14
Mouser Hope Curtis Under wood and Ruth Wyatt Hope announce a baby boy born Friday May 14. Mrs Jerry Browning Hope Terri Jo Willhite Hope Miss Judy Robinson Hope John Kelly Hope David Stevenson Hope Mrs Lucille Forrester Prescott Mrs Ronald Byers Hope Martha Porter and baby boy Hope Mr and Mrs Charles Key Jr announce a baby boy born Friday May 14. Mr and Mrs Hilman Keen announce a baby girl born Friday May 14.
Engagement Announced for Carol Ayres and William Lawrence
The Ayres of Austin Texas announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Vaughan Ayres to William T Lawrence son of Dr and Mrs L T Lawrence of Hope. Carol will graduate from the University of Texas in May. William a graduate of Austin College is serving as Seminary Associate at the Old Dutch Church Kingston NY and will return to Austin in August as a senior at the Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. The wedding is planned for August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence T. Ayres
Austin
Tex
Carol Vaughan
William T. Lawrence
L. T. Lawrence
Hope
Miss Ayres
University of Texas
Lawrence
Austin College
Old Dutch Church
Kingston
New York
Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Teachers boycott over pay directed at school board
Bull said the federation pressed for higher pay after the board proposed 5200 a year for new teachers. The 950-member union sought 5400 with fringe benefits and approved the board’s 5200 proposal. Superintendent Jardine issued a no work no pay edict and threatened dismissal if not returning. The striker group grew from 300 to over 360 before an agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull
Education Association
Alex Jardine
Columbus Discovers Venezuela First on Mainland of New World
A historical note states that Christopher Columbus first reached the mainland in Venezuela, marking a key moment in early transatlantic exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
New World
Christopher Olumbus
Tideland Oil Boundaries in Calif Fixed
The Supreme Court set rules to pay for determining the boundary between federal and state ownership of submerged lands off the California coast. It accepted the special master’s recommendations with modifications in a 5-2 decision. Justice Harlan delivered the ruling. Warren and Clark disqualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
California
United States
John M. Harlan
Earl Warren
Tom C. Clark
Warren
Clark
U.S
Electric link opens TVA private company connection
In West Memphis Arkansas and New Johnsonville Tennessee simultaneous ceremonies opened the first segment of a 1550 mile transmission system linking the Tennessee Valley Authority with private firms. The West Memphis to New Johnsonville line feeds TVA power to 11 private companies known as South Central Electric Companies. A second 137 mile link to Little Rock will begin service next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Memphis
Ark
New Johnsonville
Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Virginia
Texas
South Central Electric Companies
Little Rock
Traveling group visits Oklahoma and Texas sites
Mrs Gwen Frith Mrs Ivory Roberts Mrs Dora Wortham and Mrs J B Arnett enjoyed a trip to Broken Bow Idabel Beavers Bend DeKalb Oaklawn and Texarkana in Oklahoma and Texas. Mrs Helen McRae Barlow went to Little Rock to see her grandson Nathan ViceRae confirmed at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Frith
Ivory Roberts
Dora Wortham
J. B. Arnett
Oklahoma
Texas
Broken Bow
Idabel
Beavers Bend
DeKalb
Oaklawn
Texarkana
Helen McRae Barlow
Little Rock
Nathan ViceRae
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Ken McRae
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Hospital notes show multiple admissions and discharges across Hope and surrounding towns. Names include Edgar Easterling Robert Warren Marian Morris Obie O Dell Edward Brosius Ruby Parrish Allie Malone Nancy White and baby boy Edward Montgomery Lillian Burns Roy Thornton John Bobo Roy Britton Carl Bostic Laura Hacker Floyd McClellan Frank O Rorke and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Easterling
Hope
Robert Warren
Marian Morris
Obie O’dell
Edward Brosius
Ruby Parrish
Allie Malone
Nancy White
Lee Knighton
McNab
A. B. King
A. C. Ellis
Elmer Gentry
Edward J. Montgomery
Lillian Burns
Rosston
Roy Thornton
John Bobo
Roy G. Britton
Carl Lee Bostic
Laura Hacker
Floyd McClellan
Patmos
Earl Jester
McCaskill
Frank O’rorke
Rufus
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Hope Junior Auxiliary
Meo
Te Ro
MR Ae
Columbia. Pictures
Siemmon
Bendy
U.S. Civil Service
Ann Hardin
Dorcas
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
James Braden
Leon Prescott
Willie Beard
Paul Church
David Frith
Indiana
Miss Carol Vaughn Ayres
Jardine
Tideland Oil
Calif
S. Main St. Hope, Ark
the Krover Company
Embassy
U.S.D.A. Choice
Tenderay
Miracle
Eatmore Margarine
Kroger
Kwick Krisp
Ft. Worth
J. B. Laski
Dorothy Goulet
Los Angeles
Reland Pearson
David Pearson
Wyler — Gruen— Bulova
Elgin
Mhcon’s Jewelry
Hope, Arkansas
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