Community Events Quietly Fill Hope November Weekend
The Society calendar lists the Pollack and Cards entertainment at Hope Country Club on Saturday November 28 starting at 7 p.m. Hosts include Luther Hollaman Roy Anderson and the Grana and Tolerson couples. Duplicate Bridge Championship Night follows on Monday November 30 with potluck dinner at 7 p.m. A Royal Service program by the Ann Wollerman Circle meets at 7:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church. Cub Scout Pack 92 meets at Brookwood School November 30 at 7:30 with awards. Garland School Study Group gathers December 1 at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Dean Murphy’s home. discussion on spiritual development. Women of First Presbyterian Church hold a Council meeting December 1 at 10 a.m. Alpha Delta Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma meets December 3 at 3:45 at Mrs. Florence Hyatt’s home. A pre-Thanksgiving banquet was hosted at First Baptist Church fellowship hall with turkey and dressing, featuring musical selections by Lew Charles and Charlton Heston, followed by remarks on the meaning of Thanksgiving and a community singalong.
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the Hope Country Club
Luther Hollaman
Roy Anderson
Charles Grana
Bill Toleson
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
Hope Country Club
Hope
E. P. Young
Ann Wollerman
The
First Baptist Church
First Baptist
Dean Murphy
Bill Watson
Dr. Balentine
Lew Charles
NBC
Charlton Heston
Christ
Mr. Murphy
Family Gathering a Big Problem
Thanksgiving posed a problem for Mrs. Stephen C. Marchant as a 58-member clan gathered for a family dinner at the VFW Hall. The group included seven daughters and eight sons with 43 grandchildren. Three sons-in-law could not attend. Attendees traveled from Utah Idaho and Nevada for the reunion.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Stephen C. Marchant
VFW
Idaho
Nevada
Inflight Movies Change Air Travel Dynamics
Hollywood based feature describes how David Flexer developed a lightweight automatic film system for aircraft to show movies on long flights. By 1961 TWA offered inflight motion pictures with headboard screens and earphones, inspiring rival systems from American Airlines and Continental.
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David Flexer
Memphis
Tenn
Hollywood
Flexer
Federal Aviation Agency
TWA
Europe
Inflight
Aise
American Airlines
Continental Airlines
American
Los Angeles
Probate Notice in Hampstead County Arkansas
In the Probate Court of Hampstead County Arkansas the estate of Ruth A Cain deceased case 1816. Last known address 604 Westward Street Hope AR. Date of death October 29 1964. A March 24 1950 instrument was admitted to probate November 11 1964 as the will. Administrator with will annexed. Claims must be verified and filed within six months from first publication November 21 1964. Robert E Cain Administrator with will annexed 604 West 3rd Street Hope AR. Nov 21 28 1964.
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Hampstead County
Arkansas
Ruth A. Cain
Westard Street
Hope
Robert E. Cain
West 3Rd Street
Bookmobile Schedule Shows Stops Across Sw aneburg Area
Schedule lists stops at Gale School Edwards Home Palmas School Palmas Community DeAnn Barber Rhodse Young Sweat Hoodruff Blevins Hix Lee Grocery Justice Home with times from 12 16 to 3 40 and a $30 fare note for Palmas Community.
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Aneburg
Manh’s
Rossing
Gale School
Edwards
Palmas
DeAnn
Barber
Rhodse
Young
Sweat
Hoodruff
Blevins
Hix Lee
Justice
Cash Farm Receipts Lag in Arkansas
ARKANSAS farmers report a three quarter lag in cash receipts from farm marketing. Through Oct 1 the state earned 969.063 million from crops and livestock, down from 1st nine months of 1963, with crop sales falling from 175.311 million to 140.659 million. Cotton receipts lagged nationwide, reflecting delayed ginnings and lower 1964 prices. Outlook for 1965: income expected near 1964 and 1963 levels. Also, the Office of Education earmarked 2.289 million for Arkansas vocational education, funded by a 168 million national program starting in 1963, contingent on state plans approved by federal officials.
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Washington
Arkansas
Cas
Agriculture Department
Department
Office of Education
Syeves
Congress
Commissioner of Education
Teacher by Day Chorus Girl at Night
Dede Thomas, 26, of Dayton Ohio, works as a substitute teacher at Manhattan Junior High School 79 several days weekly while performing as a Broadway chorus girl in What Makes Sammy Run and dating a musician husband. She notes long days and early mornings, with nightly shifts at the theater and a daytime teaching career.
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Jolie Lueloff
New York
Dede Thomas
Dayton, Ohio
Jimmy Campbell
Jim
Dede
Ohio State University
Who Steals My Name Story Continued
Richard Emery continues his mail box thefts and the forging of money orders. Inspector Lake Morgan has lost the trail of the suspect.
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Richard Emery
Lake Morgan
Evening at the Purple Pussycat and a Chance Encounter
The narrator repeats a night at a club, notices Elena Drake, and meets her after the show. A missed ring home leads to a drink. a cop narrator reveals himself as a postal inspector and discusses the chase for Emery Richards, who is rumored wealthy but has committed crimes. Emery is tracked to San Francisco.
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George Dundy
Emery
Elena
Post Office
Richard Emery
Emery Richards
Pete Jackman
Jackman
San Francisco
Teacher Returns to Broadway Shows After Teaching
The passage notes a teacher who taught physical education and hygiene, then joined the chorus of Bye Bye Birdie. While on tour she tutored seven student performers. After Birdie closed she returned to New York, teaching again as Broadway opportunities waned.
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Dede
New York
Broadway
Dr Paul Carlson Dies Aid for the Needy in Congo
Washington reports a scene in Lumumba Square Stanleyville where Dr Paul Carlson died while aiding the Congo’s poor. The AP notes a growing group of American doctors leaving rich practice to serve in harsh, remote regions, risking life in missions abroad.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Africa
South America
Tom Dooleys
Paul Carlsons
Lumumba Square
Stanleyville
Congo
Railing Hills
Calif
Paul Carlson
Court docket highlights names and case filings at courthouse
Court records list civil and chancery actions including Mary O dell Kirck versus Bobby Kirk, Cain Dixon versus Emma Dixon, Marjorie Thomas versus J T Thomas, Odell Parish versus Ruby Parish, Clarence Stuart versus Roberta Hart, William Downs versus Roley Downs, Herbert Hall versus Beulaly Hall, Berthine Summers versus Charlie Summers, Olive Rogers versus Travelers Indemnity Co, and others with multiple party pairs and locations Texarkana Emmet Hope Rosston Judy Allen.
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Mary O'dell Kirck
Bobby Dean Kirk
Cain Dixon
Emma Bell Dixon
Marjorie Thomas
J. T. Thomas Hershe
Odell Parish
Ruby Faye Parish
Clarence Stuart
Roberta Hart
William A. Downs
Roley Mae Downs
Herbert Hall
Beulaly Mae Hall
Berthine Summers
Charlie Summers
Olive Rogers
The
Travelers Indemnity Co
Mary Ann Foster
Rose Marie Foter
Minor’s
Et al
Ben Owen
Carlson mission doctor dies in Africa service
A physician who left California after training in Britain dedicated his life to African relief work in Congo and broader missions. He joined Protestant and Catholic medical efforts, trained locals, and faced brutal malaria and malnutrition. His death amid political distress reflects a lifetime of service.
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Carlson
Congo
California
Britain
Hope
Peace Corps
U.S
American Medical Association
Malaysia
Nigeria
Africa
Dear Abby Advice Clippings From 1964 Edition
A collage of Abby letters and responses covering a sports widow, basement party rooms, engagement rings, birthday cake etiquette, and domestic concerns. Abby counsels patience for the widow, notes on basement dampness, advises returning rings and choosing a partner, and suggests cupcakes for parties to reduce waste and germs. Copyright 1964 McNaught Syndicate.
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Abby
Newborhood
Los
Los Angeles
Calif
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Boat Capsizes Drowning Near Brinkley
BRINKLEY Ark AP Lou C Bagwell 52 of England drowned Thursday when the fishing boat overturned on a lake near Brinkley. Car roll Covington also of England was dumped from the craft and reached shore. Covington started back to rescue Bagwell but Bagwell disappeared and was later found dead.
Arkansas Apples Win Top Honors at Cotton Centennial
In New Orleans during 1884 Cotton Centennial events Arkansas fruits claimed best in show. One Washington County produced apple took first place among more than 22,000 entries.
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New Orleans
Arkansas
Washington County
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