Society notices and events in Hope county area
The Ladies Bridges Luncheon at Hope Country Club on Thursday May 26 at 12 30 with pot luck hosted by Mrs Carl Bramsett and others. Friday Music Club meets at Mrs Talbot Feild Jr’s home at 3 30 with cosponsors. Mrs Bess Evans recital Friday May 26 at 7 30 in the High School auditorium. Homecoming at Union Church Sunday May 28 with morning service by Brother Jimmy Lewis and afternoon singing and lunch. Brides colors blue yellow white and greenery decor noted for Miss Powers and David Hassell shower for Sheila Powers at Unity Baptist Church May 13 with multiple hostesses. another bridal shower for Sheila Powers at Washing Baptist May 6.
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Ladies Bridges
the Hope Country Club
Carl Bramsett
Mike McMursaud
Charles Wilste
Talbot Feild, Jr
Guy Downeing
Mary Anita Laseter
Coshostesses
Bess Evans
Union Church
yoi@an
Unday
Jimmy Lewis
W. N. Ote
Sheila Powers
David Hassell
Fellowship Hall
The
Unity Baptist
John Bill Jord
Dan
Bobby Chambless
Jesse McCorkle
J. P. Webb Jr
Victor Mass
Enelli
Shelia
David Hainola
Sell
Engagement Announced in Hope Arkansas
Roy and Carol Ann Taylor announce the engagement of their daughter to Charles Lee Brown of Hope. Carol Ann will receive a BS in Education from the University of Arkansas in June. Wedding is planned for August 18, 1967 at First Baptist Church in Hope.
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Roy Taylor
Carol Ann
Charles Lee Brown
George Brown
Hope
Arkansas
Miss Taylor
University of Arkkansas
Brown
University of Arkansas
Sigma Nu Fraternity
First Baptist Church In
Ann Woodward
Margaret
Wag
Angie
Jessie Burke
DeAnn
Dick Willis
Southern State
Elston Willis
Helen Help Us Youth Column on Stamp Vending Machines
A reader asks about a Post Office vending machine stamps issue. Helen responds that machines are privately owned, stocked, and sold at face value, while readers offer views on pricing, efficiency, and possible improvements, with anecdotes about stamp returns and misloaded cash.
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Helen
Tracy
Post Office Department
U.S
P. O. Department
Dear Helen column laments brutal child beating cases
A reader letter condemns extreme punishments used on a boy by his mother and father, cites 1,380 lashes and nightly beatings, and urges reporting to Child Welfare. The writer questions the adults’ cruelty and seeks guidance from Helen in a family living column.
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Mother of & Son
E.F
Helen
U.F
Weekend Movie Guide At Saenger And Drive In
Local theaters offer a mix of excitement with The Wrong Box Bullwhip Griffin Arrived as Baby comedy in color Goodbye Baby and The Nanny plus Wild on the Beach at Saenger and the Dixie drive in. Teens enjoy The Nanny while popcorn jokes headline the snack bar as the audience considers lazy behavior.
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the Saenger
Bette Davis
Florida
Dixie Drive
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da Webb
Jacqueline Carter
Miss Powers
Bridge Club
Comer Boyett
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
Syd McMath
Co«mer Boyett
Hatsey Hawthorne
E. P. Young, Jr
Lloyd Spencer
Marie Henedrix
F. L. Gosnell
Bob Thomas
Jim MacFadyen
West Alexandria
Ohio
David Aaron
J. G. Prescott
McCaskill
Mildred MacFadyen
Angola
Indiana
John Denton Prescott
Michael Chad
Mack Burkhart
Nasheville
Memphis
Meg Crain
Fayetteville
Mrs
Louis Crain
Ralph Beaty
Siloam Springs
C. K. Goolsby
Huntington Beach
Calif
W. R. Beaty
Ponca City
Okla
Jack Beaty
Sue Wesson
P. L. Perkins
San Antonio
Co. L
Buddy” Perkins
Sam W. Strong
J. E. Strong
Arkadelphia
Sam W. Strong, Jr
B. J. Willhite
Europe
Holy Land
Jack Moran
Lynne
Corpus Christi
Curtis Moran
Shah of Iran
Tehran
Iran
Shah of
Farah
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Bonn
West Germany
Hollywood
Rogser Corman
Fellini
Antonioni
Bergman
Corman
Italy
Ialian
Peter Fonda
Peter
American International Pictures
United States
Shipley
Carol Ann Taylor
Scotts
Whitman
Bell and
Scott Stores
George
Roy Anderson
Soreness. Agency, Inc
Incrence Carocers & Mala Telephone
By Helen Boattel
Diogetes
By Velda Seamans
Disney
Bullwhip Griffin
Arrigiderci
Tony Curtis
First National
Ray Lawrence
First National Bank
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