Community Calendar Highlights in Hope Arkansas
Local clubs and churches schedule events from October 4 to October 10. Spaghetti Supper at Hope High School cafeteria supporting scholarships. several meetings of WOMEN'S MCES and church groups. PEO Coke party for Hope High juniors. PTA study group. DAR chapter lunch at Diamond Cafe. golf tournament at Hope Country Club. Cosmopolitan Club program reviewing God's Smuggler. Rocky Mound Homemaker Club meeting. Senior Citizens in new Community Center. Miss Lucille Murphay visiting. federal grants for nursing training in St Francis County and Pine Bluff rehabilitation project.
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Hope
Spaghett
Hope High School
Hope-Malvern
Sunior
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Serice Guilds
First United Methodist Church
W.M.S
First Baptist Church
Ann Wallerman
Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Chapter AE of
PEO
Hope Country Clubs
Rose Mare Shirey
Pete
Cosmopolitan Club
Jim McKenzie
T. Lawrence
Roy Allison
Allison
Franklin Horton
P.L. Perkins
Brother Andrew
John
Elizabeth Shirrell
Jack Royal
Edwin Stewart
OSS
Rocky Mound Club
Rocky Mound Homemaker’s Club
Floyd Brandon
Floyd Pharris
Senior Citizens
Senior Citizens Club
New Community Center
Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Departments of Labor and of Health, Education and Welfare
St. Francis County
HEW
Arkansas Society For Crippled Children
Pine Bluff
Engagement announced for Sharon Almond and William Langston
The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Sharon Ann Almond to Mr. William Eugene Langston of Route 1 Emmet Arkansas is announced by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mack Almond of Route 6 Prescott Arkansas. Miss Almond a 1968 Cale High School graduate is attending Duke's Beauty School Texarkana. Langston attended Laneburg High School and works for Keen Farms Hope. The couple will marry at 7 p.m. October 26 Morris Baptist Church Caney Community Prescott.
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Sharon Ann Almond
William Eugene Langston
Route 1
Emmet
Arkansas
W. R. Langston
Mack Almond
Route 6
Prescott
Miss Almond
L. J. White
Cale
Duke's Beauty School
Texarkana
Langston
Laneburg High School
Keen Farms
Hope
E. B. McSweeney
Mr. McSweeney
Morris Baptist Church
Caney Community
Letters That Triggered The Biggest Reader Reaction
Dear Helen letters drew the sharpest reader response this season. Social Security benefits reform, marriage earnings, and compounded payments sparked the most letters, with Rep. Patten reporting thousands of supportive notes for HR 17532. Other hot topics included 18 year olds notes, poltergeists, and animal spaying advocacy from Friends of Animals.
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Helen
Edward Patten
Hare
Hanford
California
Guy Small Daughter
Rockefeller See Crank Out of Context in Beer Vote Row
Gov Winthrop Rockefeller accused opponent Crank of twisting his remarks on 18-year-olds buying beer saying the claim is preposterous. He argued full adult citizen rights, including voting, should accompany beer access and noted Crank’s critique reflected a rush to campaign material. Crank’s 30 minute telecast and the building for the People magazine were cited in the exchange.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Marion H. C
Crank
Rockefeller
Building For the
Rockefeller Campaign
Hope Arkansas Countess Weds Yugoslav Prince in Fort Smith
Countess Roberta Russell Pejic married Count Dusan Grof Pejic in Fort Smith after meeting in Paris while both studied. The Yugoslav-born noble, fluent in several languages, plans to live in the United States temporarily and pursue academia. She discusses the couple's cultural differences, his protective views, and a honeymoon misadventure in the Mohave Desert.
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Bill. Simmons
Associated Press
Fort Smith, Ark
Arkansas
Count Dusan Grof Pejic
France
Roberta Lynne Russell
Fort Smith
Robert F. Russell
Russell
Ohio
Whirlpool Corp
Pejic
Payeck
California
Paris
Coutess Pejic
Count Pejic
United States
Pejle
Contess
Yugoslavia
Mexico
Mohave
Bookmobile Route Schedule for October First
Bennet Hone at 9390 Laneburg School 9 30 Gale School 12590 Greshan Home 2300 Bally Rose 2 30 Rosston 6345
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Bennet Hone
Laneburg
Gale School
Greshan Home
Bally Rose
Rosston
Okay Saratoga
Saratoga
McRab
Fry
Burson
Beau Bridges A Comeback Amid Hollywood Hype
AP Movie Television Writer Bob Thomas charts Beau Bridges rising again in Hollywood. Once a child star in a jungle epic, Bridges at 26 begins a comeback under director Norman Jewison in Gally Gally. A son of Lloyd Bridges, he grew up in Hollywood and studied at UCLA before stepping into TV roles.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Beau Bridges
Norman Jewison
Beau
Steve McQueen
Lloyd Bridges
Venice High School
UCLA
Ensign O Toole
He S
University of ‘Hawaii
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Beryl Henry Elementary ‘School
PTA
James Argo
Cora Mae
W.M.A
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Alfred Bearden
Rosston Ro
mionibSes
Paisley P.T.A
Ray Davis
Arkansas State Police
John Chapter
Dar
Diamond Cafe
C.M. Agee
Wilbur Jones
Charles Locke
Sia Wilson
Brandon
Jurls
H. H. Higgison
Glanton
Fay Bright
Lucille Murphay
Washington, D.C
Lois Russell, Grant
M&m
Hempstead County
Christian Civic Foundation
Fair Park Coliseum
Henry Goodloe
Christian Civic Foundation of Arkansas
Er Foundation
Seem Gano
Helen Bottel
E.S.P
Friends OF Animals, Inc
West 60Th Street
New York
N.Y
Jim Pruden
Pol. Ad
Harold Bakley
Dean Mart Ti Wallach
Stella Stevens
Anne Jackson
Arpha
Kim
Durer
Bud
Walt Disney
A Aine
Technicolor
Disney
Polumbia
CT UN
Peter Falk
Earl Holliman
Mark Damqa