Ringer Tournament slated at Hope Country Club this summer
Mrs Henry Fenwick announces a Ringer Tournament for June through August with qualifying May 22 to May 29. Participation cards may be placed on the bulletin board at the Country Club. Ann Wollerman Circle meets May 24 at The First Baptist Church for Royal Service plans. May 26 Bess Evans recital at Hope High School auditorium at 7 30 PM open to the public.
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Henry Fenwick
Ladies Golf Association
the Hope Country Club
Ann Wollerman
The
First Baptist Church
Bess Evans
Hope High School
Church and club meetings scheduled for May 25
The Jett B Graves Sunday School class of First Methodist Church holds its annual potluck in the Church Recreation Room at 7 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. R L McCain Syril Munn Frank Miller Ralph Montgomery Hazel Castle Thelma Cox. Also Hempstead County Republican Women meet at 7:30 p.m. in Chamber of Commerce Community Room. The Cosmopolitan Club dinners at Heritage House at 7 p.m. Chapter AE PEO meets at 3 p.m. in Mrs C V Nunns home. Hope Art Chapter gathers in First National Bank Community Room for a slide lecture on World Masters with Arkansas Arts Center material. Mrs John Halley and Mrs John Wilson present art biographies. business will be conducted.
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Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
R. L. McCain
Syril Munn
Frank Miller
Ralph Mont
Hempstead County Republican Women’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
R. J. McCain
Cyril Munn
Hazel Castle
Ralph Montgomery
Velma Cox
Hope Art
First National Bank
John Halley
Arkansas Arts Center
John Wilson
el Grecco
Hope area clubs schedule May 27 events
On May 27 at Hope Country Club a Ladies Bridge Luncheon begins at 12 noon with hostesses Mrs Lynn Harris Mrs Charles White and Mrs Robert La Grone. Recital by Mrs Helen McRae Barlow pupils at 7 30 p.m. in Hope High School auditorium. Men’s Golf Association meets at 1 p.m. for 9 holes with dinner at 3 15 p.m. and a golf film. Rocky Mound HD Club meets May 20 at Mrs Harold Higgason’s home for a lesson on poisons in flowers and nutrition dividing roles. June meeting at Mrs J J Pickard’s.
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Hope Country Club
Lynn Harris
Charles White
Robert LaGrone
Helen McRae Barlow
Hope High School
Hope Men’s Golf Association
Rocky Mound
Harold Higgason
Rocky Mound Home
J. J. Pickards
Shover Springs 4-H Club Meeting and Bridal Shower
The Shover Springs 4-H Club met May 18 at the Community Building with Jimmy Howell presiding. Members including Stephen Skinner and Gary Arrington led pledges, Marlene Jones read minutes and treasurer's report, Lorena Arrington and Linda Reece led songs, and a dramatic reading was performed. New members William and Sue Dillian joined. A separate item notes Miss Glenda Ball received a surprise shower at Magnolia Southern State College in Bussey Hall with 15 guests and decorated serving area.
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Shover Springs
Jimmy Howell
Stephen Skinner
Gary Arrington
Marlene Jones
Lorena Arrington
Linda Reece
Miss Ball
Glenda Ball
David Belt
el Dorado
Bussey Hall
Magnolia Southern State College
Histesses
Janice Chambers
Linda Bryant
Darlene Edgman
Tina Runyan
Garland School pupils stage social studies program
Kathleen Broach sixth graders hosted parents and upper grades for a year end program at Garland School. Janie Harrison emceed and Barbara Fuller directed. Students presented talks on Mozart Bach Schubert and European history with songs and dances reflecting studied nations.
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Kathleen Broach
Garland School
Janie Harrison
Barbara Fuller
Tal McCain
Pam Gilbey
Mozart
John Hawkins
Germany
Donnie Stroope
Schubert
Mike May
Bach
Tommy Lavender
Calvin Willis
Ronnie Massanelli
John Hawins
Katie Watson
Teresa Murphy
the Prince
Bird Catcher
Princess
Mary Allen
Dwarfs
Tommie Lavender
Ken McMahon
Frank DeVenney
Randy Arnold
Cecilia Faught
Patsy Gray
Tommy Edwards
Vickie Harvin
Polly King
Michael McCorkle
Janie Ray
Daffodil Garden Club Plans Initiation Luncheon
The Town and Country hosted an initiation luncheon on May 20 with co-hostesses Mrs. Al Graves and Mrs. Don Evans. Mrs. Roy Taylor installed officers for the coming year including President Mrs. Don Evans and Vice-President Mrs. Chris Petre, with a 3 course luncheon and bridge games.
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Daffodil Garden Club
Town and Country
al Graves
Don Evans
Roy Taylor
Chris Petre
Freddie Glaze
Tom Hays, Jr
Charles Wilhite
Bill Routon
Coming and Going Visitors and Returning Family News
Mr and Mrs J S McDowell returned from a month in Ft Worth with five sons and their families. Mrs Ronnie Nation Mary and Jay plan to visit Mr and Mrs Harry Shiver from Kingsport Tenn. Mrs Mary Alice Davis and two children of Houston visited Curtis and Mrs Urrey. Mr and Mrs Ken Daniels returned after several days in Dallas. Mrs Ralph Emerson and children now living in Old Mexico visited the E P Young Jr home while en route to Mississippi to visit Emersons parents.
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J. S. McDowell
Ft. Worth
Ronnie Nation
Mary
Jay
Kingsport
Tenn
Harry Shiver
Mary Alice Davis
Houston
Curtis Urrey
Ken Daniels
Dallas
Ralph Emerson
Hope
Old Mexico
E. P. Young, Jr
Mississippi
Mrs. Emerson
Injuries Fatal at Fayetteville
John E. Lehman Jr. 18 of near Fayetteville died Sunday night from injuries after a two car crash on May 15 near Fayetteville on U.S. 62 Lehman’s car attempted to pass another vehicle when it struck the side of an oncoming car.
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Fort Smith, Ark
John E. Lehman Jr
Fayetteville
Lehman
U.S. 62
Helen Bottel advises on parent teacher conferences
Dear readers discuss balancing work and school meetings with teachers. A working mother objects to frequent notices and time demands while a high school counselor stresses home school cooperation. Card gifts are suggested for graduations unless the relation is very close.
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Helen
T.C
Faubus Proposes $43 Million Bond Move for Roads
Arkansas Governor Faubus calls a special session to propose issuing 43 million dollars in new bonds to buy securities that would secure 1941 bonds. The plan frees seven point one seven five million from highway revenues to back the new bonds and avoid a vote, aiming for road funding without new elections.
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Akansas Automobile Club
United States
Faubus
Helping Hand advice column prompts and thanks
A reader thanks supporters for Benny Hickey a 12 year old paralyzed by a sledding accident and notes he is at the State Hospital for Crippled Children in Elizabethtown Pa. The letter also includes Helen Bottel style Q and A on shaking hands introductions and pursuing lunch dates with reminders from readers.
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Helen
Benny Hickey
State Hospital For Crippled Children
Elizabethtown
Benny
Arkansas Supreme Court upholds ban on seven magazines
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Pine Bluff judge acted properly banning sale of Gent, Swank, Modern Man, Bachelor, Cavalcade, Gentleman, Ace and Sir under obscenity law. Justices noted lack of firm guidelines and applied local standards, reversing Dawson on one point while dissenting on two.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pine Bluff
Carleton Harris
Lawrence Dawson
Gent
Swank
Modern Man
Bachelor
Cavalcade
Gentleman
Ace
Sir
Dawson
Supreme Court
Harris
United States Supreme Court
Arkansas
U.S Supreme Court
George Rose Smith
Sam Robinson
Arkansas Special Session to Debate One Man One Vote
Observers expect Arkansas' special session to be the longest and most argumentative yet as lawmakers tackle the Faubus backed federal order limiting representation. The topic was postponed from the regular session and tucked into a 47 item call for the extra meeting.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Faubus
Have to Ask for Water Now Have to Ask for Water Now
A New York AP report notes a growing frustration over accessing drinking water. Residents describe long lines and limited availability as city officials respond with measures to increase supply and reduce wait times.
Nighttime air raids hit targets along Vietnam front
Ambushes continued as Navy Skyhawks and Skyraiders bombarded a boat in the Rao Nay River 55 miles north of the DMZ. US Air Force F105s struck barracks near Vinh and attacked ten highways, four bridges, and a bridge span near Ha Tinh, with pilots reporting heavy fire but no enemy aircraft. Planes returned safely as weather cleared after morning fog.
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Pace
Rao Nay
Viet Nam
Vinh
Ha Tinh
Hanoi
New York City Water Ban Tightens Restaurant Service
York City restaurants must request water. serving without asking risks a summons and up to a $50 fine. The drought drives a Tuesday effective water conservation measure expected to save 12 to 15 million gallons daily, says Armand DAngelo. Reservoirs at 56 percent capacity hold 267 billion gallons, one third below last spring, the commissioner notes the drought worsening in the upstate watershed.
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York City
Armand D'Angelo
D'Angelo
Upstate
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Garland
Daffodil Club
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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