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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1962
Page
5
The Rose Garden Club, W S C S circles, and Liberty Home Demonstration group schedule meetings on Nov 2 5 and 6 at various homes and church venues in Hope. The VFW Auxiliary District holds a joint meeting in Magnolia. Junior American Legion Auxiliary plans fall Poppy Day events in Hope on Nov 9.
Those from Hope attending the funeral service of Sim Garrett at Mineral Springs Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Tullis, Mrs. Kora Tullis, Mr. and Mrs. Arve Tullis, Mr. and Mrs. Clodie Pettit and Avlice and Fred Tullis. Mrs. Ralph Lehman went to Tyler, Tex. last weekend to the Tyler Allied Florists Christmas Design School.
The National Association of Junior Auxiliaries Region V met at the Arlington Hotel Hot Springs Oct 30 with Mrs E P Young Jr Mrs George Frazier Mrs Crit Stuart Jr Mrs James Branch Mrs Lloyd Guerin and Mrs George Peck. Reports on Presidents Projects Finance Gifted Child and Provisional Training were heard. Guest speaker at luncheon was Dr Gerald Fisher administrator of Hot Springs Rehabilitation Center. In Little Rock AP John A Baker assistant secretary of agriculture will address Soil and Water Conservation districts meeting Nov 29 in Little Rock.
The Labor Department shows October employment rising by 225,000 to 68,093,000, with unemployment down 218,000 to 8,294,000 and a seasonally adjusted idle rate of 5.5 percent. Secretary Wirtz cites progress though underscoring remaining jobless figures. The GOP contests the cheer, noting 5.5 percent unemployment mirrors September and recalls Kennedy’s 1960 warnings on the economy.
The Community Facilities Administration announced in Washington on Thursday a grant of 390,500 dollars to Mount Ida Arkansas to improve its water and sewerage facilities.
Dorothy Dix commentary on a divorced couple, detailing a tense separation. A husband leaves with his wife’s clothes, while the wife’s meddling and real estate schemes are debated. The piece portrays a strained marriage, advice seeking, and questions of happiness and control.
LITTLE ROCK AP The Arkansas Athletic Association voted to add five extra practice days for football players next fall. Players may train under a coach with gear and a football but must leave half gear behind during the sessions. The AAA also reshaped junior high track by deleting the mile relay, increased the executive committee to 14, and ruled that Meet of Champions marks won t count as state records.
The bookmobile routes show visits on November 6 with stops at Experiment Station Breed Home Meloy Home Emmet School Ar La Village Emmet Community Books Mound Guernsey School Whitney Grocery McNab Latshaw Home Natural Gas Station B Bar Ranch Mandeville Fry Home Youngblood Cafe Lineburg School Manns Grocery Rosston Community with listed times throughout the day.
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