Wedding, club events mark Hope society pages
May 29 1968 Hope society notes report the wedding of Linda Huckabee to Jakie Honea scheduled for May 31 with reception at Heritage House. Also listed are civic club meetings, garden club installation, a Sweet Home Extension Homemakers gathering, a bridge club win, and a Gift Tea for the Huckabee bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hateley Reaves
Malvern
Maerle C. Hendrix
Harry
Hope
Hawthorne
Thon
E. P. Young
Dr. George
Hope Country Club
Bes Weight
R. L. Broach
Bill Reyenga
Jamie Russell
Linda Castol Huckabee
Samuel J. Huckabee
Jakie Dewel Honea
Harvey Dewel Honea
First Methodist Church
Heritage House
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Chris Petre
Sweet Home Extension Homemakers Club
Thelma Warnken
Onward Christian Soldiers
J. E. Ward
Lelia Jordan
Myrtle Bright
al Paul
W. T. Yarberry
Eunice Moore
Emma Avery
Lillian Trevillion
Elba Reese
Syd McMath
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
the Diamond
Linda Huckabee
Jakie Honea
William Jones
B. N. Holt
Dean Murphy
Sam Huckabee
Miss Huckabee
Mrs. Holt
Wedding Vows Recounted In Spring Hill Arkansas Church
Miss Janice Yvonne Martin and Larry Brown wed at 3 00 PM in the Baptist Church at Spring Hill Arkansas Officiating were Reverend Charles Jones and two assistants The bride wore a satin Chantilly gown with Sabrina neckline seed pearl bodice and lace chapel train The couple will reside in Hope with Brown employed at Safeway The reception followed at the church fellowship hall The wedding included family members from Dallas and Little Rock and guests from Camden Alexandria and Rosston Road families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Yvonne Martin
Larry Brown
Baptist Church
Spring Hill
Arkansas
Roy Martin
Elmer Brown
Charles Jones
Arthur Street
William Freeman
Little Rock
Gary van Marcum
Johnny Carroll Martin
Monty Dean Garner
Jackie Lynn Martin
Dallas
Texas
Douglas May
Jackie Martin
Robin Martin
Johanna Martin
David Glen May
Mike Dillard
Hot Springs
Hope
Safeway
Dear Helen and the Wedding Etiquette Debate
A reader column riffs on wedding coverage, suggesting delaying announcements and gifts for a year to avoid publicity. Other letters poke at knee girdles and fashion etiquette, while a long reflection questions virginity symbols like veils and orange blossoms and calls for modernizing attitudes toward women.
Stanford Research Institute and the not for profits shaping tech
In a Stanford Menlo Park complex the Stanford Research Institute and other not for profit labs pursue practical research for industry and government. SRI employs 3200 staff studying anesthesia by electricity and xerography while linking academia with business and public interest through contract research.
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John Cunniff
Menlo Park
Calif
Stanford Research Institute
Stanford University
Stanford
ERI
Xerox Co
Battelle Memorial Institute of
Columbus
Ohio
SRI
Battelle
IT Research of
Chicago
Southern Research
Birmingham
Ala
Dorstract
Atethur
Summer jobs approved for Arkansas youth program
Little Rock AP Welfare Commissioner Len Blaylock announced that the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare has approved 43 projects to provide summer jobs for 55 young people from poor families in Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Len Blaylock
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Arkansas
The Corrupt Ones at The Sanger and June Movie Menu
In a Sanger showing this week Robert Stack and Ellie Sommer lead The Corrupt Ones with action packed sequences. Dixie Drive In screens A Woman for adults and Billion Dollar Brain in a sci fi adventure at Dixie. Doris Day Caprice and Sullivan's Empire play at Saenger alongside Man of All Seasons debuting Sunday. Austrey Hepburn and Albert Finney star in Two for the Road. June line up includes Blackbeard's Ghost Bonnie and Clyde How to Save a Marriage and Ruin Your Life Good the Bad and Ugly The Dirty Dozen and Cool Hand Luke at Saenger and Dixie. See you at the Saenger and Dixie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sanger
Robert Stack
Ellie Sommer
Dixie Drive
Doris Day
Sul
Livan
Man
Dixie
Sun.Mon
Austrey Hepburn
Albert Finney
Cool Hand Luke
Saenger & Dixie
Arkansas deadlines push withdrawals from July primary
Secretary of State Kelly Bryant announced on Monday that June 23 is the deadline for Democratic candidates to withdraw and remove their names from the July 20 primary ballot. The Republican party said withdrawals are allowed before printing its ballot. A separate Colorado Springs item notes a man with an expired temporary permit paid a $20 fine after a state patrolman had already paid the ticket. The rest is a garbled collection of names and contest mentions.
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Little Rock
Kelly Bryant
Colorado Springs
Colo
EL Pas
Caurt
Teattie
William C. Thiede
Thieda
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Sweet Home HD
Pamela Kersh
Syvell Burke, Jr
Springhill
Washington
Horace M. Wade
Magnolia
Ark
United States Air Force
Europe
Wace
Air Force
John P. McConnéll
Boonéville
Wade
Westbatten
West Germany
Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force
NATO
Maurice A. Preston
Courthouse
Charleston
Rosston Road
Sonny
America
Jesus
Helen
Helen Bottel
Mike
Ralph Nadar
General Motors
Inventor
Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency
General Adjustment Bureau
Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency, Inc
Mye Pengen
Wy Rimat
Bright Ride
Fulton
By Velda Seamans
David Willis
American’ Legion’ Auxiliary
Brookwood
Douglas Byrd
James G.willis
Thiede
Hope Star
Diane
Bankamericard
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