Cinderella and the Prince of Lution Presented at Hopewell
A school play titled Cinderella and the Prince of Lution was staged for Mrs Beat's class Tuesday with anti tollution themes. Students Teresa Endaley Ivy Edwards Lori Murphy Irn Belknap Nancy Nelson Elaine Taylor Jon Wood Bill Huddleston Geist Joe Fast Cary Ebert Tammy Barnes Amnie Porter played the lead roles as peers acted as guests. The entire class built props and wrote the final scene.
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Cinderella
Mrs. Beat
Teresa Endaley
Ivy Edwards
Lori Murphy
Irn Belknap
Nancy Nelson
Elaine Taylor
Jon Wood
Bill Huddleston
Geist
Joe Fast
Cary Ebert
Tammy Barnes
Amnie Porter
Doctors Harris Kemp Form Arkansas Medical Society Council
Drs Harris and Kemp, both councilors from Hempstead Howard Lafayette Little River Miller Nevada Pike Polk and Sevier counties, serve on the Arkansas Medical Society council. The body, drawn from 2 percent of the state's physicians across 10 districts, meets during the winter session November 25 at the Sheraton Inn Little Rock. It handles third party negotiations, hospital and insurance issues, and medical ethics to reflect physician concerns.
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C. Lynn Harris
Hope
Karston H. Kemp
Texarkana
The
Arkansas Medical Society
Sheraton Inn
Little Rock
Medical Society
Arkansas
Christmas Seal drive opens November 12 in Hempstead County
Mrs. Dee McMurrough, Hempstead County Christmas Seal chairman, announces the 1973 campaign opens November 12 with a state goal of 341,300 and a county goal of 2,700. Arkansas Lung Association warns of 19,300 new chronic bronchitis cases and 900 deaths during December 3 to January 6, plus 1,000 new tuberculosis cases and 159 deaths nationwide. residents urged to donate to support year round work against emphysema, air pollution, and tuberculosis.
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Dee McMurrough
Hempstead County
Arkansas Lung Association
The
Arkansas Tuberculosis and
Respiratory Disease Association
McMurrough
Hempstead
Ben Saltsman
American Lung Association
de. Saltzman
UA official predicts Cooper termination
Little Rock AP report says Dr. Grant Cooper an assistant history professor at UALR will be fired within a week. Edward Penick, chairman of the Board of Visitors, noted a “pretty certain” termination and said notice could come by mid summer with one year’s tenure as precedent.
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Little Rock
Grant Cooper
Edward M. Penick
University of Arkansas At Little Rock
Cooper
UALA
Arkansas Democrat
Penick
UA Board of Trustees
Fayetteville
Uala Adminis
Fred Williams
Ualr History Department
Robert Ross
UALR
Williams
Ross
Time to Run film preview at church meeting
The second committee meeting for Time to Run a Billy Graham film will be held Monday night November 5 at 7 p.m. in the First Baptist Church fellowship Hall. Bob Deline will present a sixteen minute preview to all committee directors and Captains, and materials will be distributed. Those interested are urged to attend.
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Billy Graham
First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall
Bob Deline
Hempstead County Emergency Services Meet Highlights Need for Volunteers
The State Health Department and Hempstead County Rescue Unit held a public meeting at Red River Vocational Technical School on November 1 to stress the demand for trained volunteers and professionals in disaster response. Speakers included Tommy McKee, James Luck, and Ed Edney. The group discussed expanding emergency services, unit capabilities, and contact procedures with Hope Police and the County Sheriff.
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State Department Health— Emergency Services Division
Red River Vocational Technical School
Tommy McKee
Hempstead
Texas International
Comac
Tommy Joe McKee
James Lack
Hope Police Department
County Sherriff
Weekend traffic deaths tally six in Arkansas
The Associated Press reports a 29 year old West Helena man, Alex Mills, died Sunday in a three car crash on rain slick U S 49 west of West Helena, raising weekend fatalities to six. Other victims include Virginia Haley, 65, of Pine Bluff, in a one car crash on Arkansas 61 near Hot Springs, Earl H McCorkle, 38, of Parkin, in a head on collision at U S 64 and U S 4B, and additional details noted by state troopers.
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West Helena
Arkansas
Rate
Mike Hopkins
Alex Mills
U.S
Virginia Haley
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Cpl
L. J. Holcomb
Rate Police
Earl H. McCorkle
Parkin
U.S. 64
U.S. 4B
John West Sall
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