Community notices and club reports from Hope May 1966
A dense page of Hope area society items lists the Hope Junior Auxiliary luncheon at Town and Country, Homemakers Club talks by Juanise Johnson, the Hope Community Theater meeting, Ladies Bridge Luncheon, and student piano recitals at Hope High School Auditorium. 4-H and Extension Homemakers Club meetings, Lilac Garden Club, and a Corsage workshop are detailed, with hostesses, dates, and venues. Births, hospital notes, and local outings including potluck and bridge at the Country Club are also reported, naming many residents and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Country Club
Brack Schenck
Bill Routon
Marian Holder
K. G. Hamilton
E. P. Young, Jr
Chris Petre
Homer Beverley
Helen Help Us Youth Questions and Advice Column Note
Teen advice column recounts letters on teen troubles including abusive marriage, divorce attitudes, and family issues. It mentions options like counseling and legal aid, with responses encouraging seeking help and support from family services and professionals. The piece also notes Carolyn Sue Brown's initiation into the National Honor Society and ties to Hope and Blevins histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
O.M
Family Service Agnecy
Helen Bottel
Hope Tar
Carolyn Sue Brown
Charles G. Brown
Rantoul, Ill
Rantoul High School
Itazuke
Japan
Hope and Blevins
Garland 6th Graders Host Varied Yearend Program
The Garland School sixth graders showcased a shar urged yearend review for parents and staff including music reports and country studies from India to Czechoslovakia. Soloists, piano trios and acts by Denise Martin Reggie Webb Nan Arnold Betsy Griffin Carillon Moses and others highlighted the program. The event closed with America the Beautiful as Mary Jane Reyenga accompanied the choir. Also a pantomime by Johnnie Holmes Connie Sue Johnson Joe Robinson Ernest Morton Carlton Moses Sammy Gammill Reggie Webb and David Sanders and a skit Somebody Groovy featured Beth Gilbert Paula McCleelan Ben Downs David Chance and Steve Harris. Terry Evans managed props. Electrical power briefly interrupted at Little Rock Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland School
Ben Downs
Buicee
Jim Browning
India
Mary —Jane Reyenga
China
Tim Plumley
Greece
Paul Young
Italy
Beth Gilbert
Israel
Paula McClellan
Rodney Burke
France
Steve Harris
Mark Nix
Germany
David Chance
Debra Robinson
Norway
Sweden
Ruth Ponder
Spain
Portugal
Debra Denman
Czechoslovakia
Ricky Nichols
Mary Jane Reyenga
Denise Martin
Reggie Webb
Nan Arnold
Johnny Holmes
Betsy Griffin
Carillon Moses
Tri
Patti Murphy
Ary Jane Reyenga
Johnnie Holmes
Connie Sue Johnson
Joe Robinson
Ernest Morton
Carlton Moses
Mike Treat
Sammy Gammill
David Sanders
Paula McClaelan
Poppy Day Proclamation Declares May 28 1966 Hope Arkansas
Mayor John B. Gardner Jr proclaims May 28 1966 as Poppy Day in Hope Arkansas. The American Legion Auxiliary will sell poppies downtown to honor fallen and disabled veterans and to support living veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Star
E. S. Franklin
John 8. Gardner Jr
Jett Bundy
American Legion Auxiliary
Hope
America
Land of
Free
Flander
Arkansas
John B. Gardner, Jr
City of Hope Arkansas
City of Hope
Obituary for Maggie Martin, longtime area resident
Miss Maggie Martin, 70, longtime local resident, died early Tuesday in a Texarkana nursing home. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. John Moore of Lewisville and Mr. Elizabeth Drake of Corpus Christi, Texas. Services set for 10:30 am Wednesday at Emmet Methodist Church with burial at Snell Cemetery, Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Martin
Texarkana
John Moore
Lewis. Ville
Elizabeth Drake
Corpus Christi
Texas
Emmet Methodist Church
Snell Cemetery
Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home
Page Three Recruiter Offered Fine Inducements
Burlington student Dofinie Ray Clark received a letter from Sergeant Mortis M. Greefie inviting a “whole new horizon of friends” in the Women's Air Force but failed the WAF physical and has no immediate plans to enlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
N.C
Air Force
Dofinie Ray Clark
Dofinié
Mortis M. Greefie
Bonne
WAF
Shopping planned after a horoscope. outfits and sales eyed
A lighthearted note describes a woman planning an afternoon shopping spree at Raley's. She lists inexpensive shorts at $5, washable knit shells $2 to $5, below-the-knee knit pants at $7 in teal red white blue, and a washable summer knit suit. She hints at a gift for a graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raley’s
Jane Colby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hope Junior
Clyde Fouse
Gixtension Homemakers Club
Juanise Johnson
Hempstead County
Freddie Glave
Charles Sharpe
Forney Holt
Bess Evans
Hope High School
B. C. Fatt
Calvin Smith
Arch Wylie
R. L. Gosnell
Dwayne Arrington
Gary Arrington
Sue Dillion
Lorena Arrington
Martha Flowers
Belinda Ross
Brenda Underwood
Valerie Dillion
Mrs. Dillion
Extension Homemakers Club
Carl Brown
J. B
Ward
W. T. Yarberry
Brown
al Paul
Lilac Garden Club
Ann Wollerman
Ais An
Samuel
First Baptist Church
Will H. Burke
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
Eeven MD
B. J. Ellis
Otis Breed
Richard Arnold
Jimmy Barrentine
Jimmy Edward Jr
Barrentine
Carla Reeves
Joe Wade
Stephens, Ark
Lawrence Easterling
Jacky
Robert Trout
Michele
A. R. Trout
Tyler
Tex
Robert
Ouachita Baptist, University
Frank Grachek
McCaskill
Dallas
Richardson Texas
Polk Street
A.C. Singkrd
Shreveport
W. E. Caston
Jewel Moore, Jr
Temple
Scott-White Clinic
G. G. Tittle
John Guidos
Denver
Colo
Colorado Springs
Royal Gorge
Pueblo
Branch
Clyde Mitchell
Olia Oller
Garland Grant
Joe Chism
Memorial
R. Green
F. F. Hutson
Bleving
Myrtle Verser
Minor Polk
Clifford Glasglow
Patmos
Orville Quillin
James Bittle
Showtime
Oseph
Levin Laurence Harvey
Dirk Bogarde
Ristie
Arkansas Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Little Rock
Ark
Hope Uark
STAR
Orfeal
Achesville
King Features Syndicate
Tng
Farlow
Carolyn Brown
Jacksonville
Little Rock Air Force Base
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Bobbie Brooks
Robbie Rivers
Ver
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