May 26 1971 Society Calender Highlights
Events include Spring Luncheon May 27 at Heritage House moved from May 20, Joy Heflin School of Dance enrollment May 27 at Youth Center, revival services starting May 23 at Union Grove Missionary Baptist Church with Jerry Evans, and a series of teas, recitals, weddings and open houses through May 30. Also listed are Tina Ambassador class meeting, and Hope Duplicate Bridge Club results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daffodil Garden Club
Heritage House
Joy Heflin
Union Grove Missionary Baptist Church
Blevins
Jerry Evans
Frank Burke
Tina Ambassador
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Tom Duckett
Clifton Booth
Joe Harmon
Rita Anderson
Wade Warren
Blevins Girl Aids Home Economist In 30 Day Post
Sue Montgomery of Blevins is hired as Junior Field Assistant in Hempstead County Extension Office for thirty days to bridge classroom theory and field practice. She will be supervised by Dolores McBride and learn extension methods while a student at Henderson State College. John Joseph Hankins welcomed May 12, with adoption announced May 20 by Mr and Mrs Ronnie Hankins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Evans
C.C. McNeill
First Presbyterian Church
Aprill Andrews
Terry Stewart
Bells Chapel
Pamela Jane Seamans
Velda Seamans
Henry W. Seamans
Hope
Joseph G. Shaddock Jr
Joseph G. Shaddock Sr
Pine Bluff
First United Methodist Church
Henderson
Sue Montgomery
Harvey D. Montgomery
Blevins
Hempstead
Miss Montgomery
Dolores McBride
Extension Home
Extension Service
Sue
Blevins High School
Southern State College
Magnolia
Henderson State College
Arkadelphia
American Home Economics Association
Kappa Delta Pi
Ronnie Hankins
John Joseph
Joe Hankins
Oakhaven
Miriam Basham
Prescott
Television and Radio Review of 60 Minutes and More
AP TV critic Cynthia Lowry surveys CBS 60 Minutes for its tanker business segment and Kerry for antiwar exposure, plus Eugene McCarthy. She praises new interviewer Robert Cromie and his Book Beat on Defending the Environment, and notes plentiful apartment vacancies in Dallas with overproduction cited by Texas Apartment Association president Devane Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
CBS
60 Minutes
Mike Wallace
Navy
John Kerry
Yale
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Robert Cromie
Cromie
Chicago
Joseph N. Sax
University of Michigan Law School
Sax
APTS
Dallas Aps
Devane Clarke
The
Texas Apartment Association
Hope Couple Graduates From Oklahoma State University
Mi and Mrs. Thomas L Bright of Hope graduated May 16 with B S degrees in Agriculture and poultry science. They were accepted into Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine, the first husband and wife admitted there, with Arkansans limited to five students annually. Brenda Underwood Bright earned 3.4 GPA, ranked 17th, Phi Kappa Phi member, and two scholarships. Thomas Bright, 3.1 GPA, Dean's List, and Poultry Club vice president, both to pursue doctorates and will do summer research in Animal Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Bright
Oklahoma State University
College of Veterinary Medicine
Veterinary College
Arkansas
Ter
Bright
Brenda Underwood
Howard J. Underwood
Hope
College of Agriculture
Erman Q. Bright
O. S. U. Poultry Club
Odrinex Promise Cut Fat Without Starving or Exercise
An advertisement touts Odrinex tiny tablets to remove excess fat without dieting or workouts. It claims safety with no dangerous drugs, 12 years of use nationwide, and a money back guarantee via John P. Cox Drug Store in Hope with mail orders available. Prices are 3.25 for a standard pack and 5.25 for economy size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Cox Drug Store
Hope
Hope Bible School at Providence to Run May 31 June 4
Providence Baptist Church on Highway 29 South will host a daily Vacation Bible School from May 31 to June 4. Classes are for ages 3 and up with sessions from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Ark
Bible School
Providence
Providence Baptist Church
Airport Safety Standards Proposal from FAA
The Federal Aviation Administration under Secretary Volpe proposes first ever minimum airport safety standards aligning with Nixon era legislation. Rules cover runway depth, lighting, fire rescue, safety areas, and handling of hazardous materials, with limited scope on navigational aids and air traffic loads. Overcrowding rules urge airports to inform carriers of safety affecting operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Secretary of Transportation
John A. Volpe
Nixon
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Society
Clarence Geist
Paul Henley
Donald Mushtare
Churches of Union Association
Shower Springs Baptist Church
Herman Rhodes
McCaskill, Ark
Seamans
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
the Diamond
Mike Kelly
R.J. Broach
E.J. Whitman
George Robison
Taylor Stuart
R.D. Moore
Mrs. Thell Joplin
Mena
Mrs
Troy Kesner
Maryville, Calif
Maxine Hamilton
George F. Brown
Hot Springs
Gen
Theo. T. King
Leo Best
Tulsa
Sam F. Brown
Little Rock
Perry Campbell
James West
Larry Moses
S.E. McGregor
Tucson, Ariz
B.M. Hazzard
Cecil Delaney
Jay Hawley
Dana Suzanne
Troy
R.J. Barksdale
Todd
Oklahoma State
MR. and
Thomas’ Bright
Conte Vaoff
Coats
Joan Sutherland
United States
Donizetti
Maria Stuarda
San Francisco Opera
Metropolitan Opera
Covent Garden
Met
Miss Sutherland
Rossini
Dixie
Jerry Gross
Nicholas Demetroule
Sweden
Inga
Lee Marvin
Toshiro
Mifune
Appgrai
la Mancha
White
Lehman’s Home Center
Walnut - Hope
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