Hope Junior Auxiliary and society events in Hope
Society items from Wednesday and early December list the Hope Junior Auxiliary meeting at 10 a.m. on Wednesday November 27 in the First National Bank Community Room with an executive board at 9:15 a.m. A drive for the Robert Lacy family is slated for Saturday November 30 at Shower Springs Missionary Baptist Church with contributions left at Bell Station or picked up by call. Other notes include WSCS circles pot luck on Monday December 2 at 12:30 p.m., Alpha Delta Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma meeting Tuesday December 3 at 4 p.m. with program by Marie Jan McLarty and quiz by Mildred McPherson. PEO Chapter AE held a meeting November 26 with plans for a Christmas party, and Fall flowers decor at the Haynes home. Duplicate Bridge results show winners from November 25: Whitman Broach, Hendrix Shirkey, Stuart Broach.
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Hope
First National Bank
Shower Springs Missionary
PEO
Gus Haynes
L. D. Springer
P.E.O
Haynes
Herbert Stephens
James Robertson
Duplicate Bridge Club
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
J. Whitman
R. L. Broach
Marie Hendrix
Arthur Shirey
Taylor Stuart
Thanksgiving visits across towns and campuses
Mr and Mrs Don Brown of Fort Worth visit relatives for Thanksgiving weekend. Several residents travel for holiday gatherings including the Benson family in Dallas and Mr and Mrs Autrey Wilson and others in Little Rock. Olin Byers comes from Decalure to celebrate 81st birthday with Mrs Riley Lewallen. Frank Ethridge from Horatio joins siblings for the holiday.
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Don Brown
The
Baptist Seminary
Ft. Worth
Aurie Huntley
Mary Jaeger
H. E. Benson
Charles Bader
Dallas
Charles Benson
Independence
John McGee
Farm Bureau
Little Rock
Autrey Wilson B. N. Holt
Haskell Jones
Lester Kent
Gordon Prescott
Mary Spate
Bertie Duncan
Roger Pitts
Calvin Caldwell
Cecil Bittle
Olin Byers
Decalure, Ark
Riley Lewallen
Jimmy Compton
W. W. Compton
Court Docket from Hope Arkansas Municipal Court
Court docket lists verdicts across crimes and infractions with guilty pleas and fines including Vergie Stuart for possessing taxed beer for sale and destroying evidence, Monty Malone for assault and battery, Donnie Stevenson for improper brakes, and Vergie Stuart again for untaxed liquor sale. Other entries include driving while intoxicated, no driver's license, and various forfeitures. civil matter Paker's Masy Pay Store vs Roy Brown dismissed.
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Vergie Stuart
Monty Malone
Dale B. White
Jai Donny Stevenson
Arlis Brown
Dora Straughter
Frank Smith
Joshua Prater
Stuart
Dale Cato
Norman M. Jones
ACC
Willie Gant
Don C. Howell
Louie W. Blanton
Hurtle C. Cox
Lonnie P. Belis
Paker
Masy Pay Store
Roy Brown
Senior Kennedys Return Home After JFK Assassination
Former Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy and his wife face grief as their son President John F Kennedy is slain. Mrs Kennedy flies home from Washington after the funeral. Joseph Kennedy, sidelined by a stroke, stays at his Hyannisport summer home and watches rites on television.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Washington
Air Force
Great Britain
Arlington National Cemetery
Ruling Aims to End Rail Dispute and Strike Threat
Federal arbitration panel binds railroads and five unions to a settlement under an emergency law. If talks fail on remaining issues, a new strike threat could loom again when the law expires on February 25. About 50,000 workers, mostly AFL CIO members, stand to be affected. The panel’s decision covers the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and other unions including Switchmen, Trainmen, Locomotive Engineers, Conductors and Brakemen. The ruling was to be filed in U.S. District Court this afternoon.
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Washington
Congress
Arbitration Board
Afl-Cio | Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Afl-Cio
Union of North America
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Independent Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Order of
U.S
Dorothy Dix Advice Column From Dorothy Dix
Helen Worden Erskine writes a reader letter column with multiple tips. Teen romance letters about kissing and breakups are followed by guidance for a young mother seeking work and childcare, plus practical advice on jobs, care, and personal growth. Dorothy Dix encourages practical steps and self-reliance.
Explosion toll reaches 72 at Indiana fairgrounds blast
INDIANAPOLIS AP The death of 53 year old C. J. David Pyles, a tool and die maker and purchasing agent, raises the Columbus toll to 72 from the October 31 Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum explosion. Pyles was a Providence Kentucky native.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum
C. J. David Pyles
Providence
Rail unions clash with railroads over crew sizes
The railroads say diesel yard and freight engines need no firemen or some crewmen. The unions argue that removing jobs endangers safe operation. Congress stepped in to push negotiations on wages, job security, and working conditions, but progress is unclear.
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Congress
Speed Merchants Usher Instant Calls Through Modern Lines
Across town or continent, telephone service delivers faster contact. Continuous improvements, automatic routing, and multiple pathways ensure quick, reliable connections. The goal remains to enhance speed, convenience, and value for users.
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WSCS
Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Florence Hyatt
Marie Holt
Nell Hinton
Marie Jan McLarty
Mildred McPherson
Frank Ethridge
Horatio
Miss Mable Ethridge
Mrs. W. W. Foster
Duane Grisham
Anna, NL
H. O. Grisham
Conrad Grisham
Pillow’s
Wallace Silver
Royal Doulton
Arzberg
LeCreuset
Pillow's Gift Shop
Municipal Court of Hope
Arkansas
Kennedys
Mary Alice Mastey
Wenderson
Mary Alice Mossey
W. R. Mosley
SNA
Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority
Reddie
By Neil Gilbride
Associated Press
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
Jay
Goodby
Denling
Finshand
Rente
Mama
Lonely Heart
Focal Litle Theatre Group
Helen Warden Erskine
Speed Merchants
Hope, Arkansas
Coats
Suir
Eee
Lea
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