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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1961

Page

5

Local Society Calendar Highlights and Shower Notes

May events include Jett Graves Sunday School at First Methodist 7 pm May 20 and a May 30 pot luck luncheon with hosts Leland Warmack Corbin Foster and Vics tor Cobb. A June 1 Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic hall and a Girl Scout Roundup May 31 at Fair Park from 10 am to 2 pm. Gardenia Club meets June 1 at 2 pm hosted by Mrs Fred Mathenia. piano recital June at 7:40 pm in the high school auditorium. Miss Shirley Sundberg bridal shower May 25 at Miss Sue Lane’s home with guests from Texarkana and nearby towns.

Jett B. Graves First Methodist Leland Warmack Tg Corbin Foster Vicstor Cobb Gardenia Garden Chuir Fred Mathenia Roston Road Frank Ward Charles Johnson Gus Haynes Shirley Sundberg Kenneth Richardson Sue Lane B. W. Lane Jewell Johnson Glen Sundberg Frog Sutton Hoy Andy Mc‘Daniel Joe Sitchcomb Patsy Hicks Texarkana Elaine Thomason John Deaton, Jr Smackover Fred McElroy C. D. Lesters O. A. Afernoon Beryl Henry Benton

Weekend Visitors and Local Notices Highlight Small Town Life

Readers learn of visiting friends Mrs J W McRoy and Mrs Sid Skinner in Hi Dore ado, a Calion Meet picnic, a Lemon Jackson reunion at Mt Olive Church, and a Friday Bridge Club gathering. The column also lists returning travelers, graduates, and attendees at Quachia Baptist College exercises.

J. W. McRoy Sid [Skinner Hi Doreado Virgil Skinner Bo Guernsey D. Chib Calion N. B. Lake Coleman Thurstey

Hendrix College Commencement Honors 91 Graduates and Bishop Pope

Hendrix College in Conway Ark conferred degrees on 91 seniors and awarded an honorary doctor of divinity to W Kenneth Pope Methodist Bishop of Arkansas. Pope delivered the baccalaureate sermon as Dr Marshall T Steel Herdera president gave the commencement address.

Conway Ark Hendrix College W. Kenneth Pope Arkansas Pope Marshall T. Steel Herdera

Flowers for the Living Memorial Day tribute to mothers-in-law

Dear Helen responds to Mrs Gallard of Wisconsin praising mothers-in-law and suggests embracing faults to see the good. The letter recalls jealousy among siblings and reflection on in laws after 30 years, with a reminder of a respected mother-in-law who never spoke harshly about anyone.

Helen Memorda Ming Denr Gallard Showano Wis Fife

Officers in France Are Now on Trial

Paris reports Gen. Andre Zoller and Gen. Maurice Challe are on trial for leading an Algerian revolt. Zoller faded while speaking in his defense, nearly collapsing as Challe defended the coup and denounced Algerian policies. The trial includes a 11 page indictment and heavy security outside the Palace of Justice.

France Paris Andre Zoller Algeri Army Maurice Chatle Algeria Zolor Charles de Gaulte Challe Zeller Chalte

Blue Laws Legal High Court Rules

Washington AP The State Supreme Court today upheld the legality of Sunday blue laws. Chief Justice Warren delivered the decision affirming conformity of Massachusetts Pennsylvania and Maryland blue laws to the Constitution. The ruling follows arguments that the laws curb commerce and infringe religion, amid protests from downtown merchants and some faith groups.

Washington Stsbrome Warren Massachusetts Pennsylvania Maryland America

Alabama to End Martial Law

Montgomery governor announces martial law ending at midnight after National Guard deployment following mob violence at a Negro church tied to the arrival of Freedom bus riders. Guard troops were sent eight days earlier to restore order amid racial tensions in Alabama.

Montgomery Ala John Patterson National Guard Freedom

Are You A Good Daughter in law Lessons From A Couple

A humorous tale describes a couple who avoid divorce by reshaping home life. The wife accepts and uses an odd set of china to pacify her husband, who grows to read more as she stays patient and kind. A newspaper offer to request Dorothy Dix leaflets follows.

Susan Alice Susan Helen Worden Erskine

Meeting May Turn Into a Word Battle

Paris based analysis notes a Kennedy Khrushchev summit may become a verbal duel with sharp charges as Moscow signals readiness to insist on Communist world power and Western leaders, led by Kennedy, prepared to show force and deter further conquests. Communists stress discussion despite rising power and the imperialist bloc’s resolve.

William L. Ryan AsSociated Press Paris Kennedy Prenor Khrushchev Moscow United States Canada Vietine Juvestia Pravda Communist Party Eisenhower Kommunist United States of America West

Three Negroes Charged in Shotgun Slaying

In Pulaski Circuit Court three black defendants Ania Nelson 65 John Lee Nelson 19 and Eugene Coaker 26 were charged with first degree murder in the death of Louis Scott 52 on Wednesday. The Nelson youth said his aunt paid Coaker and himself $50 each to kill Scott. The case had been held for a fas date by Municipal Court earlier.

Uttle Rock Pulaski Ania Nelson John Lee Nelson Eugene Coaker Louis Scott Nelson Coaker Scott

Calls Bond Issue Unrealistic

The Women's Emergency Committee for Public Manealion opposes Gov Paubas bond plan of 60 million dollars for building projects. They urge restraint and say a smaller bond could be acceptable once specific needs and costs are clearly established. The group cites high interest and concerns over funding for education and school integration.

Little Rock Women's Emergency Committee For Orval Paubas Restilemant Byron Wot Clienian

How Ark Congressmen Voted on School Aid Amendments

AP summary of Arkansas delegation votes on a series of school desegregation and aid measures. Fulbright and McClellan split on key amendments, with voting patterns showing yeas, nays, and paired votes on motions to table or advance the school aid bill. Keating and Goldwater positions influenced debates over funding use and tax provisions connected to school costs.

Ly Bush. Com The Nation Wilbright McClellan Fulbright Keating R-N.y Supreme Court Pulbright McCtellan Goldwater A-Aviz McClellar Morse D-Ore N-Aziz McClellan Malbright Wis

Memphis State Signs Arkansans in aid agreement

Memphis State University signed an aid agreement with Arkansan players Cort Smith and Ray Hodhelt, both linked to the 1901 Mark Stithorizating football roster. The unsigned fragment references All-State halfback Him Vervack and team context, but details are incomplete.

Cort Smith Ark Memphis State University Mark

State budget plan cites reallocating funds from luxuries

A long range state spending program proposes routing 10 million dollars already on hand from nonessential items to pressing needs of the state hospital and colleges. The plan ties Fattbus' bond issue to a 14.5 million omnibus law that aims to reuse surplus funds.

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