Recitals and gatherings fill May to June church and school events
Friday events include Mrs Bess Evans pupils recital at the High School auditorium at 7 30 p m and a Fidelis Class pot luck at First Methodist. Edward Cooper presents piano students at Emmet Baptist Church at 8 p m. Dorcas Class meets May 3 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Joe Don Webb’s home. June 2 piano pupils recital at Hope High School auditorium. Old Liberty Methodist all day singing and dinner. Gospel meetings May 3–9 at Walnut Street Church of Christ. Circle meetings for First Methodist Church on June 3 and WSCS circles. DAR Silver Tea June 6 at Mrs Herbert Stephens home to benefit scholarship programs.
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Bess Evans
First Methodist Church
Edward Cooper Will
Emmet Bapist
Dorcas
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Joe Don Webb
R. L. Gosnell
Hope High School
Walnut Street
Church of Christ
W. L. Wharton, Jr
San Antonio
John Cain
DAR
Herbert Stephens
Southland Heights
Announcements and Society Notes From the Hoped Area
Announcements list Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Slatton of Hoped announcing the adoption of Bradley Frank Slatton with maternal and paternal grandparents named James R. Jones of Arkadelphia and B. F. Slatton of Delight. Bridge Club notes include Mrs. A. K. Holloway hosting May 29 with guests Mrs. Jim Pippin and Mrs. R. T. White. refreshments featured sherbet and cake at two tables. Tuesday Bridge Club met with Mrs. S. L. Murphy on May 2. two tables with Mrs. Garrett Story and Mrs. C. P. Tolleson as guests. Mrs. Tom Wardlaw high scorer and Rob Jones prize winner. desserts and coffee served. Bride-Elect Honored With a Shower notes Miss Sara Janes Bryson of Prescott, bride-elect of Seaman 1/c William Andrew Walters, received a miscellaneous shower May 28. blue frock, white carnation, and dahlias displayed. guests enjoyed games and gifts. Beverly Walters at guest book. hostess Mrs. J. H. Shuford assisted by Miss Jean Page serving cake squares nuts mints and punch to eighteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Slatton
Hoped
Bradley Frank Slatton
Myr
James R. Jones
Arkadelphia
B. F.slatton
Delight
Bridge Club
A. K. Holloway
Jim Pippin
Norfolk
R. T. White
S. L. Murphy
Garrett Story
C. P. Tolleson
Tom Wardlaw
Rob Jones
Sara Janes’ Bryson
Prescott
William’ Andrew Walters
J. 1H. Shuford
Ross Bright
Beverly Walters
Jean Page
Coming and Going In Briefs From the Area
Mrs Arthur Wimmell of McCaskill spent the weekend in Kansas City visiting relatives. Miss Josie Anderson has returned to Little Rock after a two week visit here with relatives. Mr and Mrs S S A Westbrook and Mrs Don Westbrook will leave Saturday for Ashville NC to visit Mr and Mrs J T Watson and daughter Judy. Judy, a student in St Petersburg, Florida, the past two years, will sail for France aboard the U S France June 13 and study in Paris next year. Julia Peck of the University of Arkansas is home for the summer with her parents. Kay Camp, formerly a Crossett teacher, is visiting her mother, Mrs Dewey Camp. They were joined Thursday by the Kuax family of Stillwater Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wimmell
McCaskill
Kansas City
Josie Anderson
Little Rock
S&s. A. Westbrook
Don Westbrook
Ashville
N.C
J.T. Watson
Judy
St. Petersburg
Fla
France
U. S
Paris
Kay Camp
Crossett
De+wey Camp
Bob ‘Kuax
Stillwater
Okla
Reds Seek Arrest of Former Nazi Leader in War Crimes Case
An attorney for the Communist party sought the arrest of Franz Josef Strauss on war crime charges during his visit to Washington. Strauss denied the accusation. The report also notes assorted social visits and travel details of various individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
Franz Josef Strauss
Michael Landau
Adoption of Simple Laws Urges Faster Judicial Procedures
U S Supreme Court Justice Brennan urged state courts to adopt swift simple procedures to curb federal intrusion. He spoke at the 11th annual meeting of the Advisory Council of Judges, an arm of the National Council on Crime and Delinquency. Separate report notes Tel Aviv police arrest Strauss over alleged deaths in a 1945 Schongau labor camp, with Strauss denying any killings and claiming a clean record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Wiliam J. Brennan
Brennan
The
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Tel Aviv
Strauss
Schongau
Stauss
Chutist killed after colliding with train near Liberty
A parachute jumper Karl Dean Fridsen 26 of Rytown Missouri was killed when a gust of wind blew him into a moving freight train at the edge of an airport near Liberty Missouri on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty, Mo
Here
Karl Dean Fridsen
Rytown, Mo
Castro Sees Red Base in Russia
In Moscow the Soviet news agency said Fidel Castro and Nikita Khrushchev inspected a rocket base during a vacation on the east shore of the Black Sea. It did not specify the location or the base's details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Russia
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Khrushchev
Wedding Bed No Place for Leopard
LAS VEGAS AP says Patricia Spaces ends her marriage to Frank Michelberger over their pet leopard Tinker Bell. The 10 week old leopard refuses to sleep in a cage, preferring her master. Michelberger declined to comment on next steps as the couple’s divorce proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Patricia
Tinker Bell
Miss Spades
Frank Michelberger
Michelberger
Weather forecast for Arkansas and Louisiana regions
Cloudy mild conditions dominate the outlook across Southeast Northwest and Southwest Arkansas with highs near 80s to mid 80s and lows around 60s. Expect scattered thundershowers Saturday and Sunday with variable cloudiness and minor temperature changes. Louisiana shows partly cloudy skies through Saturday with little temperature change and night lows around 60 to 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Northwest
Louisiana
Los Angeles targeted for Birmingham style integration push
Reverend Maurice A. Dawkins of the Los Angeles NAACP chapter warned that Los Angeles would be the focal point for a broad push toward total community integration. He outlined plans for a general attack targeting housing and job discrimination, with unions seen as devices of bias, following a city council election that elected three Black council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mississippi
Alabama
Washington, D.C
Dawkins
Mr. Dawkins
People's Independent Commity Church
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Old Liberty Methodist Church
Circle 6
R. P. Barlow
J. D. Welch
Owen
Edwin
WSCS
E. P. Young, Jr
Harry MacLamore
Arch Wylie
Tess Moore
M. L. Fox
Methodist Church
C. A. Graves
Blair ‘Shifford
Ralph Smith
Dixie Drive-In
Hope Hi
Mothra
Kim Novak
Jack Lemon
Julia Peck
U of A
Mrs
George Peck
Mr. and
William R. King
Saenger
Late Show
Wpamavision
Metrocole
Hope
Hope Star
Fair Park
Star
Jan Gaines
Dianne Ellis
Cissie Ellis
Jan Ellis
Jeanne Lowa
Memphis
Enn
Washington
Ack
Haddie Taylor
Tex
Lane ‘Taylor
Mary
Lewis
Paul Lewis
Longview
Tes
Ralph Montgomery
St. M. Harrison
Cynthia and
Dine
Johnny Breeding
Southern
Volkswagen
N. Harvey
Harold Hendrix
Prescott Yard
Th & le
Hwy
Chutist
Federal Land Bank Association
Hunter
Mgr
Texarkana
Uift
L.A
Maurice A. Dawkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colsored People
M&m Leasing Co., Inc
Hope Auto Co., Inc
Ford & Falcon
Second St
Esters
the Rivervalley Company Inc. Forestry Consultants
South Walnut Street
Greenville, Mississippi
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