Calendar Notes From Hope Area Society and Schools
Calendar items cover Presbyterian Synod in Camden May 21 22 piano and organ recitals May 26 27 and 28 church events at First Presbyterian First Baptist and First Methodist groups, plus an Open House for graduates at Talbot Feild home. Include Hope Duplicate Bridge results and notes on Marion Burton Navy tour and G C Murphy Foundation scholar Betty Morris headed to Hendrix College.
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Presbyterian Synod Willet
Camden
C. C. McNeill
First Baptist Church
Talbot Feild
Cathy Feild
Twila Hunt
Ellen Turner
McRae Andrews
Thomas Hays
Betty Morris
Hope High School
G. C. Murphy Company Foundation
G. C. Murphy Company
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Morgan & Lindsey, Morris, Bruners
Terry Farris
Dobbs
Hope star: Lola Aiken thriving as senator aide and wife
Lola Aiken, 55, wife of Vermont Senator George D. Aiken, recounts juggling duties as administrative assistant and spouse after their June wedding. She started with him in the 1930s and now describes a busy Washington life with 6:45 a.m. starts, luncheons, teas, and dinners while continuing her unpaid office work. The couple maintain homes in Vermont and Washington as their social schedule increases.
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G.C. Thelen Jr
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Lola Aiken
George D. Aitken
Vermont
Aiken
Washington
Senate
Lola Pierotti
Georgetown
Hilton
Helen Help Us What Came First The Nerves
Appears as a collage of letters and notes from a newspaper page. Topics include a wife seeking relief from marital tensions and nerves, a husband’s behavior, postal mail guidance to overseas servicemen, and local community news from Hot Springs Arkansas including election results and a department store manager appointment. ©
Methodist Churches to Merge In Arkansas Conference Move
The Little Rock Conference of the United Methodist Church approved four recommendations to merge with the Southwest Conference. Bishop Paul V. Galloway will appoint a committee to work with other conferences as North Arkansas, Oklahoma and Southwest vote on the merger in 1969. Hendrix College president Dr. Marshall T. Steel urged charter revisions to widen board membership and set six year terms for ministers. Trustees to be elected beyond Alumni Association and 60 percent of trustees to be alumni. more details relate to Mrs. and her new position.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Little Rock
United Methodist Church
Paul V. Galloway
North Arkansas
Oklahoma
Southwest
Marshall T. Steel
Hendrix College
Steel
Arckansans Sign Manifesto in Baptist Paper
Arkansas officials of the South ern Baptist Convention and 71 Baptists signed a manifesto declaring guilt for condoning prejudice that harmed both Negroes and Whites. A. S Witlow, executive secretary of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention, and Dr. Erwin McDonald, editor of the Arkansas Baptist Newsmagazine, are named.
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Littls Mvc
Arkansas
Southerm Baptist Convention
A. S Witlow
Arkanistis Baptist State Convention
Erwin McDonald
Arkansas Bapstist Newsmagazine
Presbyterian Synod Chooses Moderator in Arkansas Meeting
J. E. Dews of Forrest City named moderator as the Arkansas Synod of the Presbyterian Church opened a two day session in Camden. The synod voted to merge with the Oklahoma Synod, a move the General Assembly would approve in Montreal NAC. If approved, 175 churches and 27 000 members would unite. Oklahoma Synod had approved the merger last March.
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Camden
Ark
J. E. Dews
Forrest City
Arkansas Synod of the Presbyterian Church
U.S
Oklahoma Syned
General Assembly
Montreal
Nac
Oklahoma Synod
Crank says tax, real estate bill uncertain under Rockefellers plan
Marion Crank says in a Tuesday briefing that passage of Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller's proposed tax measures seems unlikely. He notes real estate transfer legislation may exist but no groundwork is laid, warning lawmakers could politicize funding for state operations if funds fall short. Rockefeller could turn this into a campaign issue. Carson City notes Nevada capital status ranks lowest.
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Marion’ Crank
Foreman
Cate Didate
Wall Sofia
Winthrop Rockafeller
Oe Crank
Froffey
Rockefeller
Crank
Rogr
Ford
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Bill Lawrence
Mexico
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Mac Duffie
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Lex Helms, Jr
Howard Hopkins
Thomas E. Hays, Jr
Crit Stuart, Jr
Hamilton Hanegan
Lynn Harris
Floyd Leverett
Will Ed Waller
Lyle Moore
Bridge Club
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
the Diamond
E. P. Young, Jr
E. J. Whitman
R. L. Broach
Lloyd Spencer
Marie Hendrix
Harry Hawthorne
George Wright
John Shafer
Fay Hammons
Burton
Marion Burton
Winthrop Rockefeller
Hope
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Hot Springs
Guy Newcomb
Osceola
Congress
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Bill Brunkett
Mena
Joe Owen
Texarkana
Carleton Wright
Alice Walters
Rephan’s
James E. Walters
East Sescond
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Jim Walters
Dallas
Beverly Walters
Ouachita University
Walters
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Richard Burto
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Alec Guinness
Peter Ustinov
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