Calendar of Events Prominent May Gatherings
May 20 features Cade Area Council Boy Scouts banquet at Texarkana Junior College center with tickets via Franks Overturt and West ton Greene. First Baptist Church circle hosts meeting with Miss Annie Sue Andres. Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 pledges service at 7:30. First Presbyterian Chancel Choir practices at 7.00. May 21 noon WOC General Meeting Birthday Objective Luncheon. American Legion Auxiliary Leslie Huddleston Unit to meet at Mrs Cecil Weaver’s with officer slate presented. Cosmopolitan Club dinner at Heritage House hosted by multiple members. Presbyterian Synod meets in Camden May 21–22. Gift Tea honors Dorothy Louise Martin of Tulsa, bride-elect of Kenneth Coleman, held May 11 at Mrs Harold Bobo’s home. Junior Auxiliary May baskets luncheon honors provisional members at Heritage House May 15 with style show and committee chairmen named for the year. La dies Bridge-Luncheon potluck at Hope Country Club on May 16.
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Corncil Boy Scouts
Texarkana Jr. Col‘epe
Clifford -Franks
Olen Overturt
Wesl
Ton Greene
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion Auxiliary
Cecil Weaver
South Main Street
Dorothy Louise Martin
Tulsa
Okla
Kenneth Coleman
Harold Bobo
Billy Martin
J. O. Luck
William Jones
Thomas Guilliams
Martin
Bobo
N.B. Coleman
Murfreesboro
Nashville
Columbus
Washington
Fulton
Hope
Heritage House
Bob Kellam
Earl Lockett
Chris Petre
Jack Royal
Earl Whitaker
Mesdames
Dale Flowers
John R. Graves
Bill Hairr
Harold Stephens
George Robison
Bill Watson
Tom Hays, Jr
Jerry Johnson
Lowell Harris
Gordon Tyer
Ned Ray Purtle
Clyde Fouse
Last Meet of Season Highlighted by Potluck and Bridge
Hope Arkansas Star reports a season finale potluck luncheon with ham main dish. Hostesses included Mrs. Lloyd Spencer and others. Bridge at five tables saw Marian Holder top, Thomas Hays second, with prizes to Mrs. John Wilson and L. L. Webb. Also notes travels and a birth announcement Christie Lynn Cobb on May 18 at Wadley Hospital Texarkana. Grandparents listed for Christie Lynn.
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Lloyd Spencer
E, M. McWilliams
Joe Watkins
Marian Holder
Thomas Hays
John Wilson
L. L. Webb
Paul Cobb
Christie Lynn
Wadley Hospital
Texarkana
Jim Cobb
Hope
R. E. Mohon
Emmet
Miss USA Dorothy Anstett credits family for win
Dorothy Anstett of Kirkland Washington was crowned Miss USA 1968 in Miami Beach She says she would not be Miss USA today without her large family of nine siblings She is an English major at the University of Washington and mentors underprivileged children Her four brothers and four sisters range from 3 to 23 years old and her family home is in Kirkland near Seattle Anstett edged Miss Maryland Paulette Beck for the crown and will compete in Miss Universe in July PMID: Chorus of details about family and education.
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Kay Bartlett
Associated Press
Miami Beach, Fla
Dorothy
Didi” Anstett
Kirkland, Wash
Freddie
Marie
Beth
Miss Anstett
University of Washington
Terry
Kirkland
Seattle
Maryland
Paulette Beck
Baltimore
Miss Anster
What is a Grandmother in Helen Help Us series
Public letters discuss grandmothers as loving caregivers and constants in family life. The exchange includes humorous and sharp takes on real men, parenting roles, and advice to a 24 year old junior executive about approaching women, with readers defending shared parenting duties.
Emmy Awards Show Recap Battles Production Woes
AP Television writer notes the Emmy show was marred by disorganization on both coasts. Host Dick Van Dyke struggled with cues and read from a crew member’s script after walking off stage. Despite the chaotic production, winners included Maureen Stapleton, Barbara Bain, Bill Cosby, Milburn Stone, Marion Lorne, and awards for Mission Impossible and Get Smart.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Hollywood
Dick van Dyke
Manhattan
Art Carney
Pat
CBS Playhouse
Don Adams
Milburn Stone
Barbara Anderson
Marion Lorne
Werner Klemperer
Barbara Bain
Bill Cosby
Elizabeth the Queen
Linda Hulsey Arnold to Receive Education Degree
Linda Kay Hul sey Arnold of Washington will graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Education from Southern State College at May 24 commencement. Registrar James L. Smyth notes she is a 1964 Hope High School graduate and has been active in the Student National Education Association and homecoming queen. Frank Sinatra and others provided remarks at an event, with political jokes amid a crowded program.
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Linda Hulsey Arnold
Magnolia
Linda Kay Hulsey Arnold
Washington
Southern State College
James L. Smyth
Arnold
T. A. Hulsey
Michael L. Arnold
Texarkana
Texas
Hope High School
Southern State
Student National Education Association
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S. Walnut
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Cosmopolitan Club
Thomas Hayes
Thomas Hayes, Jr
R. L. Broach
R. E. Jackson
Presbyterian Synod
Camden
Country Club
Roses
Hope Country Club
Hope (Ark
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Canning
T. W. Weathersby
Patmos Road
Denver, Colo
Mrs. Alma Parnell
Brothers
John and
Herald Porterfield
David Porterfield
Marianna
Janice Hayes
David
Dorothy Caldwell
Thomas Fenwick, Jr
Stuttgart
Germany
John A. Wilson
Wilson
Sharon Faris
Switzerland
Austria
France
Italy
Brownie Troop No. 166
Donal Parker
Herbert Griffin
Helen
Helen Bottel
T.T
Jimps
Hope Star
Frank Sinatra
West Coast
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Technicolor
METRO
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Graham Greene
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Royal Scot
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