Local Society Calendar Highlights Oct 12 13 1971
Hope Lilac Garden Club meets Oct 13 with bird program by Arkansas expert Mrs. Hamm. DAR John Cain Chapter hosts noon meeting. Good Citizen honored. Garland PTA and Senior Citizens events. World Affairs quartet notes Europe trip. Rose Garden Club observes Oct 8 talk on bulbs. Shower for Miss Carman at First United Methodist Church. many attendees and gifts noted.
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Hope Lilac Garden Club
Roy Taylor
Manuel Hamm
Arkansas
John Cain
Dar
F. R. Johnson
Arthur Wimmell
Floyd Monzingo
George Frazier
Rose Garden Club
J. H. Gunter
J. H. Black
Miss Carman
Sharon Carman
Jerry Westmoreland
First United Methodist Church
DB. Carman
G. E. Westmoreland
Bertha Westmoreland
Lee
Women defend Irish armored car amid Bogside mob
In Londonderry's Bogside district two middle aged women fought off a rock throwing mob guarding an armored personnel carrier whose crew was stranded after fuel trouble. They struck at rioters with fists and umbrellas, shouting defiant remarks as the crowd scattered. The incident drew praise from military headquarters who credited the women but did not identify them.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Sneaky fashion shift from midi to long skirts
A reader laments fashion houses quietly pushing longer skirts. She notes last year’s midi skirt flop and argues designers promote length with little press. The piece questions industry tactics and consumer acceptance of evolving hemlines.
Hope Star readers letters on fashion and women's roles
A Hope Star reader exchange discusses mid calf skirts and fashion campaigns. Letters debate long sky high hemlines and a push for female career focus, citing wage gaps and feminism ideas with author Barbara and others weighing in. A note mentions nearly 100 Guy Indians in Oklahoma.
Soldiers flee as reinforcements aid vehicle escape
In Belfast the night brought sniper fire in the Catholic Lower Falls area. A soldier was wounded in the shoulder and another suffered a neck injury as a bullet pierced his collar while soldiers and civilians retreated.
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HOPE
Ark
Belfast
Lower Falls
Downs Leaves Today Show for New Host Frank McGee
AP television critic notes Hugh Downs’s farewell on NBC Today as Frank McGee takes over in a two hour program. McGee’s brisk image contrasts with the morning show’s familiar ensemble including Barbara Walters and Joe Garagiola. Also: Hogan’s Goat airs as a two hour PBS drama. Faye Dunaway stars with Robert Foxworth. Gunsmoke adds Dr. Chapman played by Pat Hingle. Milburn Stone returns to his Doc role post surgery.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Hugh Downs
NBC
Frank McGee
Downs
McGee
Barbara Walters
Frank Blair
Joe Garagiola
Hogan
William Alfred
Public Broadcasting
Brooklyn
Matt Stanton
Quinn
Robert Foxworth
Stanton
Faye Dunaway
CBS
Dodge City
John Chapman
Pat Hingle
Doc
Baltimore
Newly
Dr. Chapman
Milburn Stone
Rabies Shots Paralyze Vet's Son in Memphis
In Memphis a 14 year old boy Kenneth Ford was paralyzed from the neck down after a severe reaction to anti rabies shots given for exposure to a rabid kitten. He is among 12 people receiving the lengthy vaccine series and has seven more injections to go. Hospital and health officials note the disease incubation varies and that the series must be completed.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
Kenneth Ford
Telephone Rate Hearing Set in Boone County
The Arkansas Public Service Commission schedules a 9:30 a.m. hearing on November 2 to consider Boone County Telephone Co. rate increase proposals. The hearing will review the request, with potential changes to local telephone charges and service terms.
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Little Rock
State Public Service Commission
Boone County Telephone Co
Rich Colors of Fall Are Coming Out
Arkansas horticulture notes explain how fall colors develop in leaves. Calvin J. Caldwell describes chlorophyll breakdown revealing carotene and xanthophyll yellows and anthocyanin reds, with the abscission layer forming before leaves drop to end the year. Glassblowers were once called lamp workers due to oil lamps on their tables.
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Arkansas
Calvin J. Caldwell
Earth
Union Baptist Association Centennial Session at Mt Nebo Patmos
The Union Baptist Association, organized 1872, holds a centennial session Thursday night 7:30 and Friday October 14 15 at Mt Nebo Baptist near Patmos with 31 affiliated churches. A brief history and association highlights are prepared. Lunch is served Friday at noon. The University of Northern Colorado has students from every state.
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Union Baptist Association
Mt. Nebo Baptist
Patmos
Union Baptist Church
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Hubert Thrash
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S. Walnut St
Hope, Ark
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By Star Publishing CO
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C.M
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University of Northern Colorado
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