Hope activities calendar and recitals announced
May 27 includes Ladies Bridge Luncheon at Hope Country Club hosted by three members. Mrs Helen McPie Barlow pupils perform at Hope High School May 27. Men's Golf Association meets for a 9 hole tournament with prizes and dinner. Friday Music Club closes year May 28. Brownie Troop 60 hosts cookout May 29 at Girl Scout Little House. Recitals by Mrs R L Gosnell May 1 and Mrs C C McNeill May 30. Ricky Stone guest on June 1 program. Slides show Masters in Art featured at Hope Art Chapter meeting May 25.
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Hope Country Club
Lynn Harris
Charles Wilhite
Robert LaGrone
Helen McPie Barlow
Hope High School
Hope Men’s Golf Association
Charles Batson
Charles Reynerson
Tom Hays, Jr
Girl Scout
R. L. Gosnell
Ricky Stone
C. C. McNeill
John Hatley
Hope Art
First National Bank
Lloyd Guerin
Fred McElroy
In Hope
Gordon Tyer
Arch Wylie
Herbert Rogers
Oris Thornton
Weir Owens
Calvin Smith
Patrick O'Malley
Sue King
John M. Cox
R. L. Dillard
A. E. Dillard
John T May
Gail Cross
J. W. Branch
Charles Stone
James Laughard
Susan Roger
Campcraft
Henry Seamans
Ruth Ann Wylie
Molly Tolleson
Chapter Announces Monthly Home Meetings Starting September
During the business session Mrs Lex Helms Jr presided and welcomed new member Mrs Byron Hefner. She reported on the Arkansas Arts Center board meeting in Little Rock last month. The group voted to hold meetings in members homes, starting September, on the second Tuesday at 2 p.m. Mrs Hefner invited the September meeting to be at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
el Greeco
Lex Helms, Jr
Byron Hefner
Helm
Arkansas Arts Center
Little Rock
Cost of Food Rising Across Nation as Prices Surge
A AP report notes higher meat and vegetable prices nationwide with lettuce tomatoes cabbage and potatoes leading gains. Traders cite tighter livestock supplies poor fall potato harvests and weather as key factors while the bracero program ending is blamed for labor shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Whalen
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Associated Press
Kansas City
Peter Asta
Asta Produce Co
Steve Hatton
George de Paoli Co
Larry Eisenhower
L. A. Withington & Co
New York
Midwest
Steve D’arrigo
New York City
Chicago
Boston
Local residents on varied travels and visits
Names of residents and relatives travel plans and visits to Dallas, California, Hot Springs, Springfield, Branson, Hocks Texas, Los Angeles, Ft. Smith, and Delight with mentions of Commencement at Hope High School and a high school graduation. Includes multiple households and guests.
Hollywood notes on Hudson Baker Fonda and desegregation
The AP reports Rock Hudson in Seconds a psychological horror directed by John Frankenheimer while Carroll Baker discusses glamor and emotional scenes. Gene Kelly eyes Beau Geste as a Sahara shoot with Arabs. Separately a Chicago survey notes desegregation forcing Negro teachers from jobs across the South with varying state responses and official hesitance.
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Hollywood
Rock Hudson
Vincent Price
John Frankenheimer
Carroll Baker
Harlow
Bors
The
Riviera
Fonda
Malibu
Jane
Papa Henry
Spain
Peter
Gene Kelly
Universal Bigwigs
Gene
Sahara
Chicago
Texas
Negro Teachers Association
Vernon McDaniel
Dallas
Greenberg
South
McDaniel
Clarence Laws
Southwest Regional
NAACP
Many Negro Teachers Out of Work
Editor notes that desegregation pressures lead to the decline of the South’s dual school systems and widespread job losses for Black teachers as integration progresses.
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Atlanta
South
Gilbert L. Porter
Tallahassee
Fla
Ork
Arkansas
T. E. Patterson
Negro Teachers Organization
Georgia
Allen Smith
State Education Department
Youth Kills Self Accidentally at Arkansas Lake
Jerry Miller an 18 year old who just earned his high school diploma died after an accidental self inflicted gunshot while he and three friends were shooting at snakes near a lake four miles east of Parkin Arkansas. Authorities described the incident as a tragic accident and said no foul play is suspected.
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Parkin
Ark
Jerry Miller
Miller
Here
Senate approves 50,000 for Heber Springs water garden
A Senate bill allocates 50,000 for planning and developing a water garden below Heber Springs Arkansas. Senators Fulbright and McClellan urged the amendment to a 1.246 billion Interior Department funding bill. The vote occurred Wednesday night as part of a fiscal year package.
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Washington
Heber Springs
Ark
Senate
J. William Fulbright
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
Interior Department
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Garden Club Council Meets
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd Kinard
Jim James
Douglas Drake
Chris Petre
J. M. Walker
B. W. Edwards
Edwards
Callifornia
DAN River
Rephan’s
Levi Sportswear
and Carolyn Millican
Frank McLarty
Bud
E. J. Whitman
Harold Duke
Gerald Duke
California
Los Angeles Area
J. A. Davis
Rex Easter
Hot Springs
Pe Cecil McBrides
Pine Bluff
Stella Eley
Nashville
Alvis Stokes
Daughter of
Delight
Arlene Frith
Theo Bonds
Hocks, Tex
Hollis DePree
Mr. DePree
Earl C. Goulet
Los Angeles
Revell Bullard
Roland Pearson and
David
Mrs. W. M. Blackard
Ft. Smith
A. L. Park
Mrs. Park
Saenger
Elvis
Co-starong Shelley
Runt Nera
Cei
Bob Thomas
By Don McKee
Porter
Southern
Flori
Virginia
North Carolina
Jack Greenberg
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Thomas Bailey
Superintendent of Public Instruction
S. E. Duncan
Salisbury
Duncan
North Carolina Teachers Association
Self
Main St. Hope, Ark
John P. Cox Drug CO
Hope, Ark
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SMA
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