Hope Girl Scout Day Camp Registration and Events
Registration for Hope Girl Scout Day Camp is set for Thursday May 20 and Friday May 21 with sessions at Hope Junior High School and the Girl Scout Little House. A May 22 couch pot luck and Brownie Holiday at Fair Park offers day camp attendees a chance to participate in a fun learning day with check-in at 9:45 a.m. and pickup at 2 p.m.
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Hope Girl Scout
Hope Junior High
Girl Scout Little House
Fair Park
Ringer Golf Tournament Announced by Ladies Association
Mrs Henry Fenwick tournament chairman of the Ladies Golf Association at Hope Country Club announces a Ringer Tournament running through June July and August with participation qualifying May 22 through May 29. Qualifying cards to be placed in the envelope on the bollard at the Country Club.
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Henry Fenwick
Ladies Golf Association
the Hope Country Club
Memorial Circle Events at First Baptist Church
On Monday May 24 The Ann Wollerman Circle of The First Baptist Church will hold a meeting at the church. Members plan to discuss charity programs and upcoming community outreach efforts.
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Ann Wollerman
The
First Baptist Church
Royal Service program meeting at church May 24
Members are urged to attend a Royal Service program held Monday night at the church. The notice calls all members to be present and participate in the event.
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Church
Jett B Graves Class Plans May Potluck Supper
The Jett B Graves Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church will hold its annual and monthly potluck supper in the church recreation room on Tuesday May 25 at 7 p.m. Hostesses include Mrs. R L McCain Mrs. Sybil Munn Mrs. Frank Miller Mrs. Ralph Montgomery Mrs. Hazel Castle and Mrs Thelma Cox. The Hempstead County Republican Women’s Club also meets May 25 at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce Community Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
R. L. McCain
Sybil Munn
Frank Miller
Ralph Montgomery
Hazel Castle
Thelma Cox
Hempstead County Republican Women's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Mesdames
Cyril Munn
Velma Cox
Recital by Mrs. Bess Evans Pupils at Hope High School
The pupils of Mrs. Bess Evans will be presented in a recital at the Hope High School auditorium on Wednesday May 26 at 7 20 PM. The public is invited.
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Bess Evans
Hope High School
Hope Country Club Ladies Bridge Luncheon Hosted
The Hope Country Club will hold a covered-dish bridge luncheon on Thursday May 27 at 12 noon. Hostesses are Mrs. Lynn Harris Mrs. Charles Wilhite and Mrs. Robert La Grone.
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Hope Country Club
Lynn Harris
Charles Wilhite
Robert la Grone
Circle 5 WSCS Meets at Kinard Young Home
Circle 5 of WSCS met May 17 at Mrs Kinard Young home with co hostress Mrs Phillip Manus. Meeting opened with singing and Lord's Prayer. Manus presided and reports were heard. Program by Mrs A C Melver Jr titled How to Live all Your Life. Twenty members attended with dessert served.
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Circle 5
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Kinard Young
Phillip Manus
Beulah Land
A. C. Melver, Jr
Senate petitions to end debate on Negro voting rights bill
Thirty five senators file a petition to invoke the Senate debate-limitation rule, with 67 votes needed to cut off debate on the voting rights bill. Sen Hart manages the measure as Mansfield refrains. Dirksen predicts success, while Southern senators oppose, arguing states’ rights to set voter qualifications.
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John Chadwick Washington
Senate
Sen
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Husbands Perform Humorous P E O Meeting Sketch
After a three course dinner, P E O members and husbands held a humorous program led by the B I L s. George Frazier and W O Beene were welcomed into the husbands group as 33 members attended the event.
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King and I
P.E.O
George Frazier
W. O. Beene
B.i.l.’S
B.I.L
Conservation Talk by George Brown Delights Garden Club
George Brown spoke on Conservation to the DeAnn Lilac Garden Club on May 18 at Mrs. W. H. Burke’s home. A slide illustration earned praise. new members Mrs. Jimmy Arnold and Mrs. Henry Burke were welcomed. June picnic plans were made. Mass flower arrangements were judged with Lillie Clark first Leroy Samuel second. Hostesses served a salad plate to 18 members and 3 guests, Mr Brown Mrs Sikes and Miss Jan Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
W. H. Burke
Burke
C. R. Samuel
Wayward Burke
Jimmy Arnold
Henry Burke
Henry Willett
Lillie Clark
Leroy Samuel
Mr. Brown
Ralph Sikes
Jan Burke
Duplicate Bridge Club Hosts May 19 Event
Mrs. Taylor Stuart entertained a Wednesday Duplicate Bridge Club on May 19 with pink daisies and larkspur arrangements throughout the room. Two tables of players included guest Mrs. E. J. Whitman. Mrs. John Hatley and Mrs. Stuart tied for high score while Mrs. A. K. Holloway placed second.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Taylor Stuart
E. J. Whitman
John Hatley
A. K. Holloway
Coming and Going Involving Arkansas Telephony Pioneers Visit
Miss Ora Mae Moody and Mrs Hazel Castle spent last weekend in Little Rock with Cary Castle and attended a meeting of the Arkansas Chapter Tele phone Pioneers of America, an organization for long time telephone company workers. Mr and Mrs Jin Lockhart and family returned to Forrest City after visiting Judge and Mrs Lyle Brown. Capt and Mrs Frank N Horton from St Benning Georgia and two daughters will arrive Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs F M Horton.
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Ora Mae Moody
Hazel Castle
Little Rock
Cary Castle
Miss Moody
Arkansas Chapter
Telephone Pioneers of America
Jin Lockhart
Forrest City
Lyle Brown
Frank N. Horton
St. Benning, Ga
F. M. Horton
Hospital Notes Memorial Admits and Discharges
Patient list shows admissions for Mrs Guy Basye Mrs L G Bright Kate Dennis and Warren Roberts. Discharges include Mrs Leonard Martin E L White Silas Lewis J W May and Mrs Obie O Dell. Additional line notes John Allen Ross and Mrs Ruby Fay Parrish discharged in Hope.
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Memorial
Guy Basye
Hope
L. G. Bright
Kate Dennis
Leonard Martin
E. L. White
Silas Lewis
J. W. May
Bodean
John Allen Ross
Branch
Warren Roberts
Obie O’dell
Ruby Fay Parrish
Englund Works to Turn Shoes of the Fisherman Into Film
Hollywood producer George Englund aims to adapt Morris L. West’s Shoes of the Fisherman with Vatican cooperation. He travels to Australia and Rome to craft a screenplay, seeks papal approval, and considers Anthony Quinn or Paul Scofield for Kiril the Pope while scouting at the Moscow Film Festival.
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Hollywood
Morris L. West
St. Peter’s
George Englund
Englund
MGM
Australia
West
Rome
Vatican
Pontifical Commission For Communications Media
Antonio Petrucci
Kiril
England
Anthony Quinn
Paul Scofield
Highway Commission Won’t Oppose County Revenue Share
The Arkansas Highway Commission indicated it will not oppose county judges seeking a larger share of highway revenues. The Legislative Council recommends counties receive 15 percent of all revenues starting July 1 1967, reducing state take to 70 percent with cities at 15 percent. Interstate 40 rerouting may occur to bypass Conway if right of way costs stay high. The panel notes recent right of way verdicts exceeding 90 000 dollars but says Conway faces no exceptional case.
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Little Rock
State Highway Commission
Legislative Council
Wayne Hampton
Stuttgart
Truman Baker
Searcy
Commission
Conway
Hampton
Dispute Over April 22 Poll Tax Bill Ahead in Senate
The April 22 proposal to suspend literacy tests in five Southern states and parts of two others fuels dispute among supporters. It would allow federal examiners to register voters in those states. On Thursday Senators Kennedy and Kravis won adoption of an amendment by 48 to 19 to bar English literacy tests from blocking Puerto Ricans in New York.
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Robert F Kennedy
D-N.y
Jacob Kravits
R-N.y
New York
Helen Help Us Look At The Early Worm
Dear readers, this Hope Star column features Helen Bottel offering light advice on domestic matters. The reader questions cover punctuality versus lateness in marriage, usage of wear versus carry for purses, and the slang term coposetic with references to dictionaries and entertainers. The column ends inviting letters for further personal living questions.
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Helen
George
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Dear Helen on Alcoholism as disease or habit
The letter discusses whether alcoholism is a sickness or a habit, noting it as a disease of the body and an obsession of the mind. It cites Alcoholics Anonymous members and the Serenity Prayer, urging help via telephone and AA branches, and contrasts views from the Women’s Christian Temperance Union who deny alcoholism as a disease.
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Helen
Alcoholics Anonymous
A.A
Ohio
The
Womens ‘Christian Temperance Union
Remarkable Arkansas Capsule Of Oddities And Mishaps
A Blytheville chamber hides a nearly pure cotton claim while a truck crash and a car nose through storefronts shock a local merchant. In Jonesboro a 14 year old eighth grader admits rockets caused reported plane crashes. Batesville’s sixties home hiccup cures reveal odd remedies.
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Blytheville
Jonesboro
Steve Richardson
Nettleton
Richardson
Doctrine Has Brought U.S. More Trouble
AP News columnist James Marlow discusses the Monroe Doctrine's legacy and U S intervention in Latin America. He notes Roosevelt's 1905 customs seizure in the Dominican Republic and argues Johnson's coalition idea would curb anti-American, pro-conservative sentiment while illustrating recurring U S involvement in Dominican politics.
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James Marlow
Washington
Theodore Roosevel
United States
Dominican Republic
Latin America
Roosevelt
Dominican Republics
U.S. Interventions and Dictatorships in the Caribbean Era
The passage chronicles U.S. interventions in the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua from 1916 to 1924 and beyond. It notes Marines and local constabularies under Generals Trujillo Molina and Anastasio Somoza, tamping revolts while shaping governance. It cites 31 and 20 year dictatorships, U.S. decorations for Marcos Perez Jiménez, and mixed popularity from interventions.
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U.S
Dominican Republic
Roosevelt
Wilson
United States
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Trujillo
Somoza
Marcos Perez Jiminez
Miami
Johnson
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