Society Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Bright and Mrs Blair Shuford and others plan programs for October 16 with All Girl Scout Adult Workers and Lilac Garden Club hosting meetings. Homeroom Mothers, American Legion unit 12, Catholic Ladies Aid Society, Daffodil Garden Club, Masters film night, East erpute chapter, P.T.A., and various bridge and social gatherings are scheduled through October 18 with attendees urged to bring arrangements, potlucks, and refreshments.
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Bright
Blair Shuford
Lloyd Kinard
Leslie Huddleston
The
American Legion
Sophia Williams
Cathooic Ladies Alter Society
Hope Chapter
Order of East‘erpute
Potluck and Cardy Night at Hope Country Club
A Saturday gathering at Hope Country Club featured a potluck supper and bridge, with Mrs. Bill Routen and Mrs. Emmett Wassell leading players. Jean Halley won the prize. hosts included the Webb, Guerin, Emerson, and Anderson couples, plus Robert Shipp and others.
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the Hope Country Club
High Searcy
Bill Routen
Emmett Wassell
Jean Halley
le L. Webb
Lloyd Guerin
Ralph Emerson
Roy Anderson
They Cant Live on Love Alone Dorothey Dix Advice Panel
Dear readers share heartbreak and a blunt verdict on love and money. A man quit school at eighth grade and faces poverty while a woman weighs marriage, fear, and support, with Helen Worden Erskine offering guidance on self-help and tough choices.
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Dorothy DIX
Helen
Coming and Going in Hope and Nearby Areas
Local social notes list visitors and arrivals across Hope and surrounding towns. Floyd Pender and daughter Mrs Jack Bennett of De Soto Michigan visited Jess Pender and family in Doniphan Missouri. The Jimmy Benson family visited H E Benson and family. Nikoya Benson to depart for a 30 month assignment in Okinawa, soon to be joined by family. Mrs Ned Young of Latril Miss visited aunt Mrs Ed Brown over weekend. Thomas Cox of San Diego announced the arrival of a son, Jern Oel, 15th. Mrs Cox is Martha Ann Boyce, daughter of Ralph Boyce of Blevins. Mrs Lester Kent and others attended dedication of a $281,000 gym at Arkansas Children's Colony in Conway donated by Arkansas Elks. The Bil Calwell family of Athens were guests in Sam Andrews' home. Roy Stephenson, H E Benson, and Charles Bader attended funeral of Mrs A Roy Garner in Camden Sunday. Glenda Ball and Mrs A C Ball visited Hartigan with Buddy Ball. The Mays and Miss Bolk went to Fayeteville. Catherine Hatton Circle meets at First Baptist Church. J S Gibson spoke on the W M A emblem. Sweet cake and coffee served to seven members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cox
San Diego
Calif
Jern Oel
Cox
Martha Ann Boyce
Ralph Boyce
Blevins
Lester Kent
Boyd Hamner
Bruce
Bradley
Arkansas Children's Colony
Conway
The
Elks of Arkansas
Congress Is Sputtering to a Close
Washington AP dispatch chronicles the 87th Congress winding down amid partisan clashes and record spending. Kennedy gains ground on foreign policy while funding for trade, retraining, pensions, and minimum wage advances. aid to schools, health insurance for the aged, urban affairs falter. Prestige battle intensifies as House Senate dispute over budget initiation flares, compounding last minute compromises on public works and supplemental funds.
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Larry Osius
Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs
House
Senate
Betty House
Everett M. Dirksen
Sinois
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Clarence Camnon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Cannan
Robber Sought After Mena Man Beating and Robbery
Sevier County authorities hunt a stocky blond hitchhiker who fled on foot after beating and robbing Arthur D. Whisenhunt, 64, of Mena on Highway 71 eight miles north of De Queen. Whisenhunt was hit in the shoulder by a .22 rifle bullet and the robber took $42.
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DE Queen, Ark
Sevier County
Arthur D. Whisenhunt
Mena
Highway 71
de Queen
Whisenhunt
Free descriptive book on arthritis and rheumatism
Public notice offers a free 36 page illustrated booklet explaining arthritis and rheumatism causes, effects, and neglect risks. It claims a proven non drug non surgical treatment used in thousands of cases and invites readers to mail for the free book without cost or obligation. Address The Ball Clinic 421000 Excelsior Springs, Ohio.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
DeAm Lilac Garden Club
Roy ‘Burke
John Burke
Irvin Burke
Garland School
Daffodil Garden Club
Gordo Bayless
Coloy
Hope Country
Tha Boocan P.T.A
Goach Wallace
Chealinam
Hazel Sorrrells
Hazel’ Sorrells
First Baptist Church
Lilac Garden Club
Carter Russell
Guy Down
Russell
Ross
Homer Beverly
Prayser
Jewel Moore, Jr
Pod. Roger
Gus .Haynes
Walter Miller
Homer Beverley
W.M.A
Weuligenl Service Guild 2
Denver Dickinson
Wesleyan Service Guild
Chris jPetes
Mary Louise Cope Hland
Forrest Hutson
M. M. McCloughan
Rob Jones
John Buitt Colens
Sackscomb
Emma Hatley
Fantasy
Hopes
House of Fashion
Joh
Joye Faye Anderson
Ances Engelsmint
Robert Shipp
Rt. i. Emmet
Joyce Faye Anderson
Dillard Powell
J. V. Powell
Guernsey
Laneburg High School
High School
Ushaam
New Liberty Missionary Baptist ‘Church
Southwest District
Arkansas Federation of Music Clubs
Camden
Ark
William J. Perkinson
Texarkana
Thruwsday Musicale
Guy D. Russell
North Little Rock
APMC
Inspiration Arts Colony
Eureka Springs
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Helen Worden Erskine
Yale
Jon
Henry Merton
Thomas Marton
Tamily
Lovington
N. Mexics
Ontario
Canada
Pearl
Prince Charmring
Pat Duar
Pat
Berathy Dix
Bell Syndicate
Floyd Pender
Jack Bennett
Mich
Jess Pender
Doniphan, Ma
Paul Ralest
Jimmy Benson
H. E. Benson
Trula
Airyan Benson
Okinawa
Ned Young
Latril
Miss Ls
Mrs
Ed Brown
Bil Calwell
Athens
Sam Andrews
Hope
Roy Stephenson
Charles Bader
A. Roy Garner
Glenda Ball
A. C. Ball
Aoe
Robert Maypethe
Hartigan
Buddy Ball
Suganne
the Mays
Miss Bolk
Dayetteville Selure
Cfiks'rir
Reon Circle
Moers
Catherin Hatton Cireh
H. W. Butler
J. S. Gibson
Diane
Harold Hendrix
Hope Yard
Prescott Yard
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