Community and club notices fill Hope schedule pages
Readable society notices list meetings and events for October including Wesleyan Service Guild No 1 and No 2 with talks on The Meaning of Suffering, junior Glee Club slides, Brookwood PTA study, and various garden, PTA, and church circles. Also reports complete arrivals of two newborns, Ann Calvert and Michael Malone, with family details and birth dates.
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Wesleyan Service Guild No
First National Bank
Mary Louise Copeland
Betsy Stockton Wolfe
Rufus Sorrells
First Nationa Bank
Returning and visiting over a weekend in 1950s towns
Mrs R J Franklin returned from Gallatin Tennessee and visited her sisters and their families, also meeting a new granddaughter in Jointsville Illinois. Clyde Word and family joined Ralph Smiths for a weekend gathering. Hope fans traveled to the Ark Baylor game in Waco with several locals. The Kyler family spent time in Roswell with O Kyler Jr. and Stevie Kyler joined homebound relatives. Eunice Eubanks and Sam Warmack spent the weekend elsewhere.
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R. J. Franklin
Gallatin
Tenn
Bobby Franklin
Jointsville
Alg
Kyler
Roswellyitle
Hi. O. Kyler Jr
Stevie Kyler
Mrs. Eunice Eubanks
Sam Warmack
Marriage of Miss Hobbs to George Edward Miller Jr
The marriage of Miss Sandra Lynn Hobbs daughter of Mrs Gallen Alan Hobbs and the late Mr Hobbs to George Edward Miller Jr son of Mr and Mrs George Edwist Miller of Dallas was solemnized Saturday Oct 14 at 7 pm in the First Baptist Church sanctuary with Dr A Whitlow officiating. The couple exchanged vows before a background of southern smilax and cathedral candles. The bride wore satin with Alencon lace and seed pearls, her veil attached to a seed pearl coronet, and carried a cascade bouquet of stephanotis with yellow accented white orchids. Caroline Cox was maid of honor with bridesmaids Linda Purtle Robison Karen Brown Graham Tex and Sandra Aughtry Memphis in white brocade satin dresses. Jane Brannan Dallas wore white brocade chiffon as junior bridesmaid. Best man was Wilert, with groomsmen David Campbell Gary Cadenhead and Dearry Loplantated Lane Newbury, all of Dallas. The bride’s mother chose a light green satin suit, the groom’s mother ivory satin. A reception followed at Hope Country Club with three-tier cake and yellow rose decor. The couple will reside at 6208 Winton St Dallas after a short wedding trip. the groom is a senior at SMU and member of Pi Beta Phi and Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
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Sandra Lynn Hobbs
Gallen Alan Hobbs
Mr. Hobbs
George Edward Miler, Jr
George Edwistt Miller
Dallas
First Baptist Church
An Whitlow
Smilax
Luther Vollomat
EK. J. Ogran
Lester Hobbs
Caroline Cox
Heno
Linda Purtle
Dan Robison
Karen Brown
Graham
Tex
Sandra Aughtry
Memphis
Deaux
Mies
Jane Brannan
Daha Brannan
Vingheare
Hebbs
The
Hope Country Club
Mike Kelly
Thell
Joplin
Niebride
A. D. Brannan
Edwin Stewart
Jerry Lofland
Poole
Jack Lowe
George Robison
Charles Graham
Bryan Helier
Vincent Poster
John Branna
Milton Basyn
a+mar Cox
Sue Moore
Mary Margaret Daniels
Hach
Kar
Winton St
Southern Methodist University
SMU
Pi Beta Phi
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Warnken Family Mourns Loss in Iowa Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Warnken of Blevins returned from Iowa where they were called due to the death of Walter W. Warnken, brother of the caller.
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B. J. Warnken
Blevins
Lowa Law
Waleter W. Warnken
Love Smog for Cleaning Out Lungs
AP report from Hollywood quotes Italian actors Brazzil and Veazzi praising California air and Hollywood living. They discuss Rome as an American colony lifestyle, commuting between Beverly Hills and Via Veneto while filming and renting homes. The conversation touches smog pride, scooter bans in Rome, and Americans’ love of California.
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Hollywood
Rosarno Veazzi
Rome
Brazzil
California
Thalia
Mey
Elks Name New State Officials
The Arkansas state Elks Association elected Hugh W. Gene Martin of North Little Rock as president at its convention. Martin previously served as vice president with officers including R. I Johnson of Jonesboro as second vice president, Sam Milanzo of Texarkana as treasurer, John J. Blodget of North Little Rock as secretary, and Dr. Ben Salzman of Mountain Home to the board of trustees. The 1962 spring convention will be in North Little Rock.
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Not Springs
Ark
APM
Arkansas State Elks Association
Hugh W
Gene) Martin
North Little Rock
Martin
Ou- Er
R. I Johnson
Jonesboro
Second View
Sam Milanzo
Vexarkani
John J. Blodget
North Lille Rock
Ben Salzman
Mountain Home
Dear Helens and Dear Peterina Advice Column
Dorothy Dix columns offer two questions about personal life. A young woman conceals truth about a baby, contemplates another marriage, and warns against gossip. A widow asks about a long distance romance while a reader seeks guidance on reigniting interest with a avoiding suitor.
Striking Workers Fired at North Little Rock Electric Dept
A mass work stoppage at the North Little Rock electric department led to one worker quitting and several being dismissed. The dispute centered on hiring and talks with union leaders and city officials while negotiations continued. The local IBEW head urged no work stoppage during talks as tensions between the city and union persisted.
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Noupe
Unig
Pred Jarvis
Uyovily
IBEW
Young Girl Dies From Gunshot Injury
The daughter of Max Moses, Wilat Moses, died Saturday night at Vincent Infirmary from a gunshot wound. The bullet was fired from a 30 caliber rifle allegedly while being cleaned by her brother, according to the father.
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Wilat Moses
Hency
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Hope Jayceettes
Bobby Joe Lee
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie Huddleston
Mary Hamm
Tina
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Mildred Morton
Gordon Renshaw
Ambassador
Waddel Cunningham
Hempstead County
Jr. High
Phyllis’ Rankin
Jr. High Glee Club
Joy O'Neal
William Routon
Brookwood Pta
Brack Schenck
Cig
Lilae Garden Club of Hope
Mes. Leroy” Lasure
E. 2Nd St
Patmos Pta
JrSv
PTA
Jlame Ec
Hope Chapter
OES
Masonic Temple
Pothick
Jr.Sr. High
Azalea Garden Chuir
Emmett Wassell
James’ St
L. L. Webb
First Methodist Church
Fellowership
MYF
S Church
MYT
Hammons Stadium
Evening Shade Club
Evening Shade Good Neighbor Club
Victory
Meeks
Victory 4-H
Carrol Rowe
Janet Roberts
Elizabeth Smith
Jennifer Smith
Carolyn Mc.Kee
Jackie Sumpvber
Caldwell
Amanda Tinkle
WMU
W. B. Mason
Mary Jeager
Mes
Mary Liscomb
M's.Derman
Aurie Huntley
Masson
Giest
H. A. Fisk
Brookwood School
Lowell Harris
Leo Wood
Jim James
Safety Patrol
Set
Eason
Safety Patrol Division
Arkansas State Police
James McLartys
Andy Caldwell
Sprouts Garden Club
Garland School
M. By Match
Lyle McMahon
Billy Dan Jones
McMahen
D. Preanklin Jr
Huntsville
Danish Ter
Ann Calvert
Ki. Darrnklin
Hope
Jesse Duke
Los Angeles
Calif
Oell
Michael Malone
Harold Duke
Irene Warren
Earlie Foster
Pampas
Robin Ann
Norman ‘Taylor
Broges
Baltas
Mrs
Clyde Word
Ralph Smiths
Waco
G.S. Walker
Joe Polk
Herbert Hartsfield
Guy Watkins
Noah
Hobbs
Donald Jobbs
Tyler
Dick Moore
Tom Purvis
Calvin Caldwell
V. Re Herndon
KO More
Ward & Son Drug Co
Cmd
Second
Mainz
Germany
PAGAL
Shipley Studio Priat
George Edward Miller
Dru
Velda
Merm Mylene Demongeot
Deluxe
Mua
Mingtaur
Bob Thomas
Elks
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Helens Tan
Wim Atm
Tsue
Alfred
Shy Ann
Ant
Hiller Leyson
Kate
Helens
Pye
Hanel
Helen
Peterina
Lele Worden Heskine
Stademark
N. LL R
Karen
Sue
Linnie
Pernanently
Betty Lynn Beauty Shop
5Th St
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