Good Citizen Sandra McFarland Chosen by DAR
Sandra McFarland of Hope High School has been named the 1972 DAR Good Citizen. She stands among three finalists and serves as news editor, band majorette captain, Beta Club secretary, and member of NHS Quill and Scroll Future Teachers Nike Club. She attended national leadership events last summer and will join the John Cain chapter DAR for a luncheon next Wednesday.
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Sandra McFarland
W.E. McFarland
Hope High School
Sandra
Sandy Flowers
Melissa Jordan
Hi-Lights
Future Teachers
Nike Club
Vermont
Hot Springs
John Cain
Daughters of the American Revolution
Guardianship Tactics Fade to Avoid Desegregation Orders
In Little Rock area districts guardianship and false addresses are used to bypass desegregation plans. Officials say numerous cases exist though records are not released. Courts may order end to these circumventions as guardianships and residency rules remain under scrutiny.
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Bill Simmons
Associated Press
Little Rock
Little Rock Area
U.S
Catholic bishops weigh birth control at Vatican synod
Vatican sources say the Word Bishops Synod will discuss population growth and the church stance on contraception. Delegates, including 142 bishops, could challenge Humanae Vitae 1968 while calling for smaller families and improved rhythm method research. Father McCormack pushes integrating birth regulation with love and family dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Word Bishops Synod
Vatican
Paul VI
Arthur McCormack
England
Vatican Commission On Justice and Peace
Synod
Father McCormack
Pastoral Anniversary and Local Club News
Rising Star Baptist Church honors Rev W M Martin and family with a third anniversary celebration hosted by Usher and Deacon Boards with guest churches Lonoke Baptist and Garrett Chapel. Cotillion Federated Club meets Oct 9 at 7 30 p m Community Center East Third Street. Antioch 4H Club met Oct 1 1971. Funeral set for Mrs Mary Rhodes Oct 8 2 00 p m Haynes Chapel Baptist Church burial Two Mile Branch Cemetery Hicks Funeral Home Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Martin
Rising Star Baptist Church
Usher Board
Deacon
Lonoke Baptist
L. B. Beard
Garrett Chapel Baptist
G. L. Hughes
Cotillion Federated Club
East Third Street
Antioch 4H
Brenda Williamson
Julia Williams
Flaine Hubbard
Mary Rhodes
Haynes Chapel Baptist Church
Two-Mile Branch Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Harvard Fears Women Students
Harvard President Derek C Bok supports admitting more women but warns of serious alumni backlash if male freshman numbers fall. He proposes raising Radcliffe freshman intake to 450 while reducing incoming men to 1 150 to reach about a 22 to 1 gender balance.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
Derek C. Bok
Bok
Radcliffe
Portland may not afford presidential visits in 1972
Mayor Terry Schrunk warned Portland may be unable to cover costs for presidential candidate visits in 1972. He cited the Nixon September 25 visit cost the city 12000 dollars for police overtime and urged the federal government to fund protective services.
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Portland
Ore
Terry Schrunk
Schrunk
Nixon
Guardianship routes used to sidestep school assignments
In Hope Arkansas area reporting on guardianship arrangements to allow students to attend schools other than their assigned ones under desegregation plans. Attorneys describe this as an extreme remedy with costs around 75 dollars and include nonrelatives as guardians. Officials warn of phony addresses and say neighbors expose fraud to keep children within local districts.
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Josh McHughes
McHughes
Art Givens
Walker
Williams
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