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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1966

Page

5

Kindergarten Graduation at Garland Elementary School

Collins Wee College Kindergarten held graduation exercises and a recital Tuesday evening in the Garland Elementary School auditorium. Graduates wore caps and will enter grade school this fall. Diplomas were presented by Mrs Barbara Collins after the recital.

Giider STAR Diteet Collins Wee College Collins Wee College Garland Karen Denice Grant Sally Yann White Kelly Saul Roger Edmonds Shari Lynne Bryan Catherine Upchurch Jeanne Sakai Tammy Jo Collins Donna Marilyn Parker Michael Wayne Sweesy

Good Citizenship Awards Given to Williams and Bode

Gayle Williams and Edward Bode were named recipients of the American Legion Leslie Huddleston Post 12 Good Citizenship Awards. The annual honors recognize courage leadership honor service and scholarship essential to sustaining government and societal progress. Gayle is daughter of Lucy Mae Williams and Edward son of Ernest E. and Mrs. Bode. Pictured with the winners is B C Hollis 12th District Committeeman of the American Legion Department of Arkansas.

Gayle Williams Edward Bode American Legion Leslie Huddleston Gayle Lucy Mae Williams Edward Ernest E. Bode B.C. Hollis The Amercan Legion Department of Arkansas

Smithsonian Nightlife Attracts Dazzling Charity Ball

Smithsonian Institution hosts lavish after hours events led by Dr. Sidney Dillon Ripley drawing Washington's social elite. Notable guests include Alice Roosevelt Longworth, Bill Moyers, Ethel Kennedy, Robert S. McNamara, and Robert F. Kennedy. The ballroom scene showcased dance styles such as the Watusi and the Frug, with receptions, dinners, and gala entertainment filling the museum venues.

Kelly Smith Washington Smithsonian Institution Meredith Johnson Sidney Dillon Ripley Yale Miseum of Natural History Hipley Smithsonian H E Goo Asper Sattre SE Atbhaset Hall Calisto Asphen Museum of History and Technology Midnihht Alice Roosevelt Longworth Bill Moyers White House Lydia Katzenbach Justice Department Edward M. Kennedy Watuists Robert S. McNamara Ethel Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr Soviet Union Rudolph B. Carter State Department Doa Sushil Pune Chad Itis

Bus Strike Strands Senior Citizens in San Francisco

Thirty seven Michigan seniors from the Pleasant Hours Club of Dearborn were stranded in San Francisco due to a Western Greyhound strike. Tour director Betty Keller lamented the disruption as a rejection of normal travel, while San Francisco transit union officials warned that any Greyhound bus entering their area would be ticketed. The group, on a 30 day Western tour, planned to continue by train to Salt Lake City.

San Francisco Michigan Western Lines Greyhound Illinois Rockies Los Angeles Betty Keller Pleasant Hours Club Dearborn Western Amalgamated Transit Union Eastern Greyhound Lines San Francisco Transit Union Salt Lake City

Greek Railworkers Extend Strike Across Nation

Greek state railway workers extended their nationwide two day wage strike for another 48 hours after negotiations with the government failed. About 2000 railway employees joined the walkout as officials scrambled to mobilize a response amid ongoing labor action.

Athens Greece

Weather Summary Arkansas and Louisiana for 24 Hours Ending Friday 7 A.M.

Weather report from Associated Press shows Central Arkansas fair this afternoon through Saturday with little temperature change. Highs in the 80s, lows tonight around upper 60s. Northeast and Northwest Arkansas clear to partly cloudy with little change. tonight lows in the 50s, Saturday highs in the 80s. Southeast and Southwest Arkansas similar with minor temperature shifts. tonight 66 to 64, Saturday highs in the 80s. Arkansas clear to partly cloudy through Saturday with not much change. tonight 54 to 64. Louisiana partly cloudy and mild through Saturday with some afternoon and evening thundershowers. tonight 60 to 68, Saturday highs in the 80s.

Associated Press Central Arkansas Arkansas Louisiana Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boise Boston Buffal Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee St.p New Orleans New York Okla City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Ptind. Me Rapid City Richmond St. Louis Salt Sk. City San Diego San Fran Seattle Tampa Washington Winnipeg

Scots to Admit Women as Elders in Scotland Assembly

EDINBURGH AP Scot land. The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Scotland voted Wednesday night to add women as elders. The decision marks a milestone in church leadership with women permitted to serve in elder roles.

Edinburgh Scotland General Assembly of The Presbyterian Church of Scotland

Rev Teague Switched to Arkadelphia

HOT SPRINGS Ark AP The six districts of the Little Rock Conference of the Methodist Church will have new superintendents. Odla W Teague Hope District moves to Arkadelphia and Joe R Phillips Jr of the Monticello District moves to Little Rock. North Arkansas officials to be announced next week. Arkadelphia and Camden districts list several appointments including St Andrews Marion W Miller Wes ley Foundation Hawkins Jr Dalark Harold Botteran Glenwood Alder Fred T Smith W H Watson Malvern St Paul Parish O W Hoover Okolona J Frank Hamm Camden First Mac Speights St Mark Michael R Clayton Chidester Veo E Green Columbia Jesse L Taylor El Dorado First Davie Ben Wilson Van Trease Noel Cross Huttig Bolding Robert H Jackson Taylor Claud Clark Waldo Willisville Carl V Matthews Hope Ashdown Tom A Abney Dierka Charles Mashburn Emmett Calvin L Miller Horatio A J Lightfoot Mineral Springs Parish James W Beck Prescott Jerry Westmoreland Ron do Howard Ruehle Texarkana Fairview Winston Hudnall Doyne FE Graham J Ralph Hiltis Winthrop Charles E Mosser Little Rock Austin G Poss Beauxite William A Lea Benton New Hope Mount Carmel Carl Diffee Desarc New Bethel Harold W Brent Little Rock St Luke Norris Steele St Paul Morgan Groves Twenty eighth Street W R Johnson Mabelvale Ben G lines Mount Pleasant George BE Rent Mountain View Martin Dale Anthony KL Chaffin Crossett W Carroll Chenault Hermitage Charge Harold Rogers McGenhee First Church Bevan Stephens Parkdale Dayrell Bone

Hot Springs Ark Little Rock The Methodist Church Paul V. Galloway Odla W. Teague Hope Arkadelphia Joe R. Phillips Jr Monticello North Arkansas D. Mouton Mann J. Ralph Clayton Ashdown Tom A. Abney Dierka Parish Charles Mashburn Emmett Calvin L. Miller Horatio A. J. Lightfoot Mineral Springs James W. Beck Prescott Jerry Westmoreland Rondo- Howard Ruehle Texarkana Austin G. Poss William A. Lea Benton New Hope Mount Carmel Carl Diffee Desarc New Bethel Harold W. Brent

Hope Methodist at Conference Delivers Fragmented Notes

A convoluted report lists Methodist names and assignments across multiple churches including Tillar Charge Eugene Efird and Wilmot-Miller Chapel W Darrell Bone with scattered references to Carolina pastors and conference talks. The text mentions Charlotte NC alt Robert Jones and a narrator describing a Thursday gathering with unclear outcomes and disjointed names.

Tillar Eugene Efird Wilmot-Miller Chapel W. Darrell Bone Charlotte NC Robert Jones North Capelina Grand Dragon United Kiang of America Nas Tae Sententes Jones Walehder Connie Taowarleh

Solunar Tables and Fishing Times From Knight’s Tab les

Solunar periods are printed from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Major periods begin at the listed times and last about one and a half to two hours, shown in bold. Minor periods follow in regular type and run shorter, with AM and PM markings.

John Alden Knight

Bookmobile Schedule for May 31 to June 2

The page lists a fragmented bookmobile route for May 31 with multiple stops at schools grocery stores homes and churches including Guernsey Whitney Coleman Bubo Clayton Rosenbaum Hargrove Marcum Fry Ellis Badean Williams Brockman Falcon Texas Eastern Patmos Murray Langston Sutton Cale Glass Shiser Springs and Lingcoln. It also notes Abraham Lincoln at age nine writing his first letter in 1818 asking a preacher to assist at his mother's funeral.

Guernsey Whitney Coleman Bubo Clayton Rosenbaum Hargrove Marcum Fry Ellis Badean Williams Brockman Hill Falcon Texas Eastern Patmos Allen Carlton Murray Langston Sutton JA Mann's Cale Shiser Springs Lingcoln Abraham Lincoln

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Smithsonian Capital Rev. Teague St. Andrews Marion W. Miller Wesley Foundation David M. Hawkins Jr Dalark Harold Botteran Glenwood-Alder Fred Tt. Smith W. H. Watson Malvern — St. Paul Parish O. W. Hoover Okolona Parish J. Frank Hamm Camden District Bearden H. C. Richard Buckner John Wayne Edwards Camden Mac Speights St. Mark Michael R. Clayton Veo E. Green Columbia Jesse l L. Tay EL Dorado Davie Ben Wilson Vantrease Noel Cross Huttig-Bolding Robert H. Jackson Taylor Claud Clark Waldo-Willisville Carl V. Matthews Arkansas City Bryan Stonhans Hope Methodist Pine Bluff District Almyra Marold Bailey Carthage Elmer Beck England KEQ Anthony Webster Gillett-Campshed Horace Grogan Grady-Trinity Robert L. Riggin Pine Bluff First Church William 8. Milton Hawley Memorial Joe E. Arnold St. Luke Center Grose Curtis E. Manroe Whitehall-Redfield Darrell van Smith Rowell Hurshel Richert Siottgart Robert O. Beck R. B. Moore Jr Earl O'Neal Royce Weisenberger Jack Gardner Kay Bell Emma Hatley Wayne Russell George H Eth Phish Sprites
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