WMS of First Baptist prepares for missionary study
The WMS of First Baptist Church gathers November 17 at 6 30 p m in the Educational Building for a covered dish supper and study of Beneath the Him yes. Mrs Hugh Ones of Calgary Baptist leads the study as members and others interested in missions are invited.
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WMS
First Baptist Church
Hugh Ones
Calgery Baptist Churchill
W.M.S. of the First Baptist Church
Lester Si
Lester Stares
Henry Hayes
P.L. Perkins
Olaf Luck
Homer Beverley
Hope Junior Auxiliary
P.E.0
Pat
Country Club
F.M. Horn
E.P. Youngton
al Graves
Monty Monts
W.S.C
First Methodist Church
R. D. Franklin
Johnie Green
Collier-Mclelland
Cynthia Ann Collier
J. A. Collier, Jr
Cpl
Roger D. McLelland
T. A. McLiland
Hope
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Clyde Johnson
Helen Help Us teenage advice column asks youth questions
Helen Bettel presents teen concerns and jokes in this column, offering sympathetic guidance on issues from mental health to family love. Readers send questions about self doubt, parental expectations, illegitimacy concerns, and personal identity, with Helen delivering practical, nonjudgmental replies.
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Helen Bettel
Helen
USI
Hospital Notes In Hope Area Admits and Discharges
Miss Sharon Urry of Hope admitted. Mrs. Georgia Aaron of Hope discharged. Miss Cloyce Willains of Hope discharged.
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Branch
Sharon Urry
Hope
Georgia Aaron
Cloyce Will+ lains
CBS Reports examines labor movement and unions on TV
AP television review details The State of the Unions on CBS Reports. It praises unions’ past gains like ending child labor and shorter hours, notes violent clashes in organizing eras, and weighs current union challenges such as automation and dwindling membership. Also mentions migrant farm workers union efforts and a historic South radio station started by a newspaper.
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Cynthia Lowry
AP Televisions
NEW York
CBS Reports
Alrlines
Congress
Herbert Hill
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Beanie
Aflcio
Mississippi
Alabama
West
South
Atlanta
United States
Dianes Beauty
Ouachitanian Beauty Pageant attendees in Arkadelphia
The hostess served the eight members present as Coming and Going attended the Ouachitianian Beauty Pageant in Arkadelphia Monday night. Miss Dora Ann King was among 12 semi finalists. Guests included Lt. Frank Kirk and Miss Linda Black from Oklahoma. The Davis pair visited Cline Par Franks and relatives in Fayetteville on their way, stopping to see Beatrice Fornby in Booneville.
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Arkadelphia
Frank King
Peggy
John
Homey Beverly
Dora Ann King
Frank Kirk
Ft. Sill
Oklahoma
Linda Black
Lawton
Okla
H.C. Whitworth
J.A. Davis
Cline Par- Franks
Fayetteville
Beatrice Fornby
Booneville
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Masonic
Masonhall
Frmay
Spraggins
Garyrett Story
McDowell Urner
Westian Service Guild No. 2
James
Peter
Marty Martha
He Hope High School
Gdme
Hammons Stude
Itis
Hope Youth Center
Zonks, Andi
Sare
Friday Music Club
Virginia Queen
Okachita Baptist University
The
Arkansas Hairdressers and Cosmatologists Association
Hope Jr
Hope Jr. Auxilary
Chamber of Commerce
First Assembly of God Church
Johnnie Beasley
First Christian Church In Hope
Hope Ministerial Alliance
1St Baptist Church
Main
Dorcas
Lafayette Sinclair
James Braden
David Frith
Persey Huckabeen
Sinclair
Braden
Billy Joe Rogers
Circle C
Cirele
WSCS
George Wright
Edwin Ward
Steve Carrigan
Ward
All Circles
Wilson
Phillip
F. C. Crow
H. O. Kyles
Christ
Shower Springs
4-H
Arlington
B. Martin
Employment Security Division
Hope Esd
Migrant Farm Labor Center
Highway 67 West
Silver Springs
V. A. Hospital
Little Rock
Charles Taylor
Taylor
Houston Gunter
Edminston
ARK
NEA Telephoto
San Francisco
Carol Doda
West Coast
Jack
California
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Dean Martin
Bookie
Lana Turner “Who's
Tonite
Norelco
John P. Cox Drug CO
Hope, Ark
Jon Sale
Mastercraft Electric
Butane
Bentley
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