Local society notices and wedding news from Hope area
Circle 1 WSCS meets at 9:30 p m in Mrs J H Webb’s home. Prescott District Nurses group to meet at Hempstead County Memorial Hospital dining room with Dr Forney Holt as guest speaker. Garland PTA executive committee to meet at Mrs George Young’s home. Hope High Band Auxiliary to meet at 7 30 p m in Band Hall with 7 p m board meeting. Victory Home Demonstration Club to meet Sept 4 at 2 p m at Mrs Jack Sumpter’s Whites-Jones. Vows exchanged in Dallas as Miss Carolyn White weds Olin J Jones at Walnut Hill Methodist Church. Bride wore pastel silk print with turquoise accessories. After a New York trip, couple resides in Dallas. Rehearsal dinner and gifts for wedding party held Aug 30. Miss Jo Turnage wore dark blue silk with fleur d amour corsage. Informal coffee for Hope Elementary teachers hosted at Mrs W S White’s home. about 30 guests. 93rd birthday celebrated for Mrs Lye McJunkins at Saratoga. lengthy guest list from many towns. Circle 4 WSCS meets at Mrs Ralph Smith home with co-hostess Mrs Curtis Moran. Program “The Changing Cities” led by Mrs Blair Shufford and Mrs Bob Turner with Mrs Steve Bader. sherbet and cookies served to 12 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
Wtember
Forneyl Holt
J. Jones
Jones
Hope
Jones White
San Angelo
Tex
Ira Galloway
New York City
Dallas
Sea
Umans
George Frazier
Heritage House
Jo Aon
Turnage
Miss Turnage
Mike Seamans
WSCS
Circle 4
First Methodist Church
Ralph ‘Smith
Curtis Moran
Blair Shufford
Bob Turner
Steve Bader
Fashion school for all at Raleys Style Shoppe
A lighthearted ad-style note encourages students and teachers to advance in fashion. It touts pleated wool skirts, double-stitched pieces, and Navajo motif cardigans from Donovan Galvani of Dallas, available in Raley’s Style Shoppe at 523 West Third, highlighting affordable prices and versatile outfits for class days and lab wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan — Galvani
Dallas
Raley
Funeral guests attend Terrell Cornelius service
Out of town relatives and friends gathered for the Terrell Cornelius funeral last Friday. Attendees included C. N. Black of Lake Charles Louisiana Ben Haynes of Houston Texas Maj. Ola Doyle Fr. Leonard Wood Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Grant and Meg Orangefield Texas Mrs. Jess Funk Springfield Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grant Russellville Arkansas Mr. and Mrs. Ermil Grant Dover Delaware Mr. and Mrs. Joe McLain and Mrs. Chester Chromist.
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Terrell Cornelius
C. N. Black
Lake Charles
Ben Haynes
Houston
Jim Alexander
Dover
Joe McLain
Chester Chromist
Congress in Ninth Month of Session Faces Turmoil
Washington AP reports Congress enters its ninth month with a crowded agenda. Key issues include a tax cut, foreign aid spending, the nuclear test ban treaty, and civil rights, likely triggering a Southern filibuster in the Senate. The Senate planned to start debate on broadening the Manpower Training Act with full federal funding for the third year and an extra 161 million for 1968 funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Kennedy
Connecticut
Kansas
Montana
Tennessee
Petit Jean Church Opens Camp Mitchell to Negro Children
Bishop Robert R Brown of the Episcopal Church said Camp Mitchell facilities on Petit Jean Mountain near Molton were opened to Negro children this year for the first time. He noted a Negro boy won the Bishop's trip this summer and Negro adults have been attending the camp on weekends for the past three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Robert R. Brown
Episcopal Church
Camp Mitchell
Petit Jean Mountain
Molton
Brown
Expenditures At Arkansas Sites Reach Multi-Hundred Thousand
Expenditures at Arkansas locations totaled 310219 for August. Little Rock accounted for 172104, North Little Rock 28428, Jacksonville 72902, and 36869 at other sites across the state. The figures come from Captain James M Hall deputy procurement officer at the Little Rock Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
James M.hall
Little Rock Air Force Base
Arkansas
North Little Rock
Jacksonville
Weekend visits and homecomings across multiple towns
A flood of short notices lists visits and returns among families from Hope Little Rock Dallas Tyler Hot Springs Malvern Pine Bluff Washington DC and other locales. People include the McFaddins Cornelis Robisons Newbern Pool Cook Parson and many Jones and Stewart family members visiting relatives and friends over the weekend.
Dear Helen and Advice on Young Love and Marriage
Dorothy Dix answers readers on love and marriage at age seventeen, warning that early relationships lack self knowledge and practical maturity. She emphasizes knowing personalities, finances, and shared values before engagement, and suggests parental guidance and education before making life choices.
Court Docket From Hone Arkansas September 3 1913
Court docket entries list various defendants and outcomes including forfeited cash bonds and fines for offenses such as assault and battery, disturbing the peace, and driving violations. Notable names include Jimmie F Jester Dorothy Gene Wingfield Mrs Raymond Smith Louisa Leimbacher Eva Mae Smith Lincoln Napotean Gulley William J Green Alvinah Drunkerress James Cecil Wyall Buyial Ebherson Levester Stuartairy Lee Ragland Lloyd Dickerson L Resets and Jove Bailey Diuisiers. Fines range from 10.50 to 130.15 with bonds forfeited or cash deposits applied.
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Hone
Arkansas
Jimmie F. Jester
Ceck
Dorothy Gene Wingfield
Jackie White
Raymond Smith
Louisa
K. Leimbacher
Eva Mae Smith
Lincoln Napotean Gulley
William J. Green
Speerling
Alvinah
James Cecil Wyall
Buyial Ebherson
Disturbing Peace
Levester’ Stuart
Airy Lee Ragland
Lloyd Dickerson
Pat Sh L
Vote Group Meets in Little Rock for Poll Drive
AP report notes I S Mc Clinton, president of the Arkansas Negro Voters Association, plans intensified poll drive ahead of the November general election. Also lists various fines for offenses including intoxication and speeding, with amounts ranging from 1.15 to 4645 dollars and multiple individuals named. No civil docket today.
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Lettle Rock
I. S. McClinton
Arkansas (Negro) Voters Association
Avon
Lite Rock
Werkiesdrive
Mount Pleasant
Mit
Disney Nature Films Break Habit of Formula
NBC Disney nature shows blend wildlife with human narratives to avoid the boy meets girl plot. Producer Winston Hibler explains using two animal casts Wild captured in blinds and trained animals for story scenes. Editing trims footage heavily to craft a balanced, longer uptake of nature and action.
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Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
NBC
Walt Disney
Winston Midler
Disney
Hibler
Seal Island
Walt
California
Nibler
China Accuses Russia of U.S. Nuclear Deals
Peking Radio charged Moscow leaked Chinese nuclear plans to Washington and reneged on a 1957 pledge to aid China’s nuclear program. The broadcast labeled Soviet conduct a gift to the United States and compared Soviet propaganda to Hitler’s. It claimed Russia colluded with the United States to bar China from a nuclear capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red China
Soviet Union
Washington
Peking
Peking Radio
Moscow
United States
Hitler
Germany
China
U.S
U. S. Unidersecretary
W. Averell Harriman
Khrushchev
Red Chanz
Britain
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Webb
Garland School P.T.A
George Young
Hope High
Victory Home Demonstraion
Jack Sumpter
Whites—Jones
Walnut Hill Methodist Church
Carolyn White
Olin
Seamansi
Hope Elementary
W. 5. White
Mamie Bell Holt
McRae Andrews
B. C. Hyatt
Lye McJunkins
Saratoga
Joe McJunkins
A. M. Sanders
Kathy
Ocie Fincher
Howard Wolf
Howard
Tyna
Dale Fincher
Jimmy Dale
Tammie
Joe McAdams
Johnny, Dale
Cheri
Leon Dodson
Susan McJunkins
Madge Holland
Boone McJunkins
Martha Drew
Charlie Carmon
Texarkana
Francis Bell
Delialah
Jeff
Lisa Pam
Jerry Tracy
Mineral Springs
Myr
Teland McJunkins
Clay
Wayne Mcdurkins
Verham Walken
Jancie
Denver
Cole
Frank McJunkins
McNab
Philadelphia
Saenger
Tonite
Vincent Price
5 Aka
Aalphie
Dixie Drive-In
Petit Jean
Lookeba
Okla
Ed McFaddin
Harper Black
Betsy . Black
Tyler, Tex
Terrell Cornellis
Gus Haynes
David
Mike
Brian Jones
Mrs
Homer Jones
F. M. Horton
San Francisco
Bob Nelson
Hawaii
Frank N. Hortons
Willie Harris
Washington, D. C
Jim McKenzie
David McKenzie and
Mark of
Mrs. B. Hy Stewart
Benjamin Newbern
George Newbern
Martily Pool
Martin Pool
Luther Hollaman
Colyer Cox
Hot Springs
Mat
Herbie Cook
Chay
Dora Parson
J. D. Boswell
Russellville
Keat
Jim Wilson
George Robison
Bla’ Shuiford
Malvern
Ark
Standay
Htsband
Pine Bluff
Cornelius
Resee
Aileen
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
A. W. Deay
A. W
Beles Worden Erskine
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Bob Haskins
First Assembly of God Church
Hasskin
Mr. Haskins
Puiltys
Henry Stuart
Gen Wesley
Duck Dailey
Kermit Glasgow
Fagrah
Yagle Trent
Texas Meat Packers
Soosh
Lvenside
Boston Harbor
Russia
Conrad Fine
Ansecrated
Prous
Harold Hendrix
IBM
Clyde Davis
Shipley Studio
S. Walnut St
Hope High School
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