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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1961

Page

5

Society playlet headlines Thursday session at Methodist Church

A society playlet will headline the Thursday session of the Mission study Churches for New Times at the Methodist Church from 1 30 to 3 p m The nursery will be open The Guernsey PTA meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in the School auditorium The program centers on Athletics with refreshments to follow

Mission Study Churches For New Times Guernsey PTA E Blevins Hopewell HD Club Oscar Hodnett Victory HD New Times Elston Willis Methodistjer Jack Sumpt Loys Hampton WMU Lewisville Robert Day Jond J. C. Burke Burie Calhoun Cecil Smith C. Rowe William Schooley Secy Treas Loys Hampton Cash Calhoun Haller McCorkle Sumpter Schooley Bill Burke Dexter ‘Alford Jon Willett Willis Baker HD Club Jesse Nusko

Coming and Going in Crossette and Little Rock

Mrs C C Collins left Sunday to visit her daughter in Crossett. A J Rhoades and family plus several others spent the weekend in Little Rock with relatives. Several attendees joined Dry Harold Beats, while Dr and Mrs Kim Shutfeld and Dr Wright visited the capital for a checkup and treatments. Lloyd Spencer and Robert LaGrand teams attended the Ark TCU football game in Little Rock over the weekend.

C .C. Collins Thomas Berry Crossete A. J. Rhoades Aubrey Collier Sn Brenda Delaney Little Rock Luther Hollamon Herbert Cook Conway Frank Bagnett Memphis Dry Harold Beats Kim Shutfield George Wright Little’ Rock Lloyd Spencer Robert LaGrand Ark-Tcu

Only Old as You Feel- It Says Here

New York readers debate age and fitness with a University of Minnesota study claiming physical peak at 25 and middle age starting at 26. The piece blends humor and local social notes as names and events from Worthen Bank, Ark CU game, and several visits are listed among elderly reflections.

New York Ianybody University of Minois

Arkansas Soybeans Forecast At Sixty Million Bushels

Arkansas Agriculture Department estimates soybean production at 59,214,000 bushels, up from last year’s 50,589,000. Corn is forecast at 7,140,000 bushels, down from 9,608,000, amid production controls. The text then shifts to a digressive essay on thinking and oxygen inhalation trends.

Little Rock Agriculture Department Arkansas

Guilty conscience or silent romance dilemma

Dear readers face a moral trap after a party leads to an affair. The letter asks if the narrator should confess to a best friend or keep silent to protect a relationship and future, with Helen Worden Erskine advising discretion and recalling the risks of deception.

Helen Worden Erskine Helen

Law Clerk Quits in Arkansas Court System Shuffle

William Brady resigned as senior law clerk to U.S. District Judge Cordon Young, effective Tuesday, after serving since Young’s 1959 appointment. He will join a Little Rock law firm with no immediate successor named. The piece also notes a separate, garbled item about a nursery school and a court suit involving Brown and a declaratory judgment on childrearing and rights.

Little Hock William 8 Brady U.S Cordon Young Young Silll Little Rock Ara Brown Jess

Phone Service Suit Continued

Chancellor Williams of Booneville extended a hearing date to next Monday in the suit over continued telephone service to Brown Engineering Co at the old Shumaker Naval Air Depot near Camden. The delay allows him to read pleadings. he took over for ill Chancellor Gay J. Williams. Public Service Commission had denied Southwestern Bell the continued service and Williams issued a temporary restraining order. Bell lawyers say they will provide service under another rate schedule. The depot had been served under a military schedule.

Southwestern Bell Telephone Co de Pol Willams Bell Mheys

Lana Must Pay Slain Man's Son

Los Angeles AP reports Superior Court approved a settlement ordering Lana Turner to pay 20000 to the 13 year old son of Johnny Stompanato who was slain at her Beverly Hills home on April 4 1958. The coroner ruled the homicide justifiable after Turner’s daughter Cheryl Crane then 17 claimed self defense. Stompanato’s ex wife Sara Stompanato of Hammond Indiana sought 750000 from Turner and Crane alleging negligence and loss of support for their son.

Los Angeles Lana Turner Johnny Stompanate Superior Court Stompanate Miss Turner Beverly Hills Cheryl Crane Sara Stompanate Hammond Ind Stephen Crane Stompanato

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