Labor Day Picnic at Hope Country Club Society event
The Labor Day Picnic will be hosted September 4 at 6:30 p.m. at Hope Country Club by Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Schenck, Fred icElroy, A. A. Albritton, Lynn Franks, Dean Murphy, Roy Taylor, Leonard Ellis, Mr. Henry Seamans, and Dr. and Mrs. Lynn Harris. Clubhouses open for card games and swimming. last day of the season. Circle WSCS meetings and church activities follow with multiple hosts and notes. Friday Music Club Luncheon highlights world music and installations with Miss Susan Davis, Mrs. B. C. Hyatt, and long list of officers and guests.
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Hope Country Club
Monnday
B. R. Schenck
FredicElroy
A. A. Albritton
Lynn Franks
Dean Murphy
Roy Taylor
Leonard Ellis
Henry Seamans
Lynn Harris
The
Diamond
Susan Davis
B.C. Hyatt
Mozart
Tygon
Carpenter
VA. Herndon Jr
VR. Herndondr
Roy Stephenson
Haskell Jones
Hyatt
Garland Medder’s
Gilbert Thomas
Treasuer
W. A. Wiliams
Arch Wyfi
Jewel Moore Jr
Hendrix Spraggins
Rufus Serrells
Coming and Going in Greenville Visit
Mrs C J Rowe and Jimmie along with Mrs Joe Barham and family traveled to Greenville Texas last week to visit Mr and Mrs Mes Mr L Watson and Missy Rodney Dennis and Mr and Mrs Jim Moss and Cathy joined the trip during the visit to the city
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C. J. Rowe
Jimmie
Joe Barham
Bobby
Debbie
Greenville
Texas
Mes
L. Watson
Missy
Rodney
Dennis
Jim Moss
Cathy
Weather forecast with thundershowers and mild temperatures
The forecast calls for red thundershowers with a cooler Tuesday afternoon. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and mild with scattered thundershowers. Temperatures today reach near 90 in the central region, with mid 80s to 90s in other areas and-nightly lows around 70 central and low 70s elsewhere. Northwest areas expect mostly cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday.
Hope News: Local Residents Travel and Academic Appointments
Joe Paul Hutson left Sunday for Jacksonville Florida after a summer with Oklahoma City grandparents. Dolphus Whitten Jr and other families visited the Crows and Whitten. Dolphus Whitten, formerly Hope High principal, is promoted to Executive Vice President at Oklahoma City University. EBHH Steward and family returned from the Dallas Gift Show. Holt and Fielding attended a Southwest Seminary event in Hot Springs and nuclear energy exhibit. Claude Tillery and Dallas guests were in Hope en route to Little Rock.
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Dolphus Whitten
Dolphus Whitten Jr
Suzanne
Oklahoma City
Okla
F.C. Crow
Pomeroy Whitten
Dolphus
Hope High
Oklahoma City’ University
B. N. Holt
Jack Fielding
Hot Springs
Southwest Seminary
Claude Tillery
Dallas
Hope Sunday
Little Rock
New Treatment for Low in Spirits in Depression Study
CHICAGO AP report covers a New York chemist description of a new series of compounds aimed at treating mental low mood with fewer side effects. Dr. Robert L. Clarke and Dr. Louis Harris of Sterling-Winthrop Institute in Renselaer NY present at the American Chemical Society meeting noting current drugs cause unpleasant reactions and electroshock remains most effective for psychotic cases. The compounds reportedly include an agent that doubled spontaneous activity in mice.
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Chicago
API
New York
Robert L. Clarke
Louis 5. Harris
American Chemical Society
Jr High Schools to Be Integrated in Little Rock
Public school integration extends to junior high schools in Little Rock Tuesday with 24 Negro students to join mixed classes. Twenty four more will attend the city’s three previously all white high schools. Police Chief Glasscock expects no trouble as officers are on hand. Central High will host 13 Negro students and Hall High six. Technical High School with 150 students will also be integrated.
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Little “Rock
R. E. Glasscock
Central
Hall
Technical
Adversaries of Labor Many Now
Barberton Ohio AP Undersecretary of Labor W Willard Wirtz says modern enemies of labor are technology foreign competition stagnation and complacency He notes unemployment near seven percent and personal income at 4192 billion concealing 4 million families earning less than 1500 annually He calls for more schools hospitals and slum clearance and rebukes debt rhetoric as ignorance and disease tied to juvenile delinquency
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Barberton
Ohio
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirte
Wagie
Viet Nam Clash in Kontum Province Over Weekend Fight
Government forces battled two Viet Cong battalions in Kontum Province near the South Vietnam Laos border. Military sources report 900 rebels killed and 19 government dead with many wounded.
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Saigon
Kontum
Quemoy Shelling Marks First Since 46 Days
The Chinese Communists shelled the Quemoy Islands Sunday night for the first time in 46 days. In a Nationalists celebration of armed forces day, five Black servicemen participated. Separately, a federal court suit challenges a school board assignment of Black students as not enough integration occurs. a decision is not expected until after school opens.
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Quemoy Islands
Stepmother’s Dilemma Over Stepchildren Inheritance
Dorothy Dix advises Unhappy Troubled Step Mother on home control and parental authority. The husband’s weakness leaves her mustering duties, while his sons’ behavior tests limits. Dorothy suggests the husband back her authority and address the family dynamic to protect all involved.
U S Hopeful Reds to Alter Test Course
U S officials hopeful Khrushchev may alter his stance on banning atmospheric nuclear tests. Moscow signals possible maneuvers in Barents and Kara seas as Kennedy and Macmillan press for an immediate atmospheric test ban deadline. Officials expect underground or space blasts if tests resume.
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Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
Germany
Barents
Kara
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
U.S
Macmillan
Jt Uyannis
Kennedy Elk
Atmosphere ban drive tied to Khrushchev challenge
Administration sources say atmosphere protection was the main motive behind pressing Khrushchev to accept a ban on atmospheric nuclear tests. Kennedy and Macmillan urged Unit 08 and British and Soviet envoys at Geneva aimed to record the agreement by September and report to the United Nations. Officials said existing detection methods are adequate and no new controls are being proposed.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Macmillan
Geneva
Muel
United Nations
Mitemitlan
Pickup overturns killing two in River Falls
River Falls Wisconsin reports a deadly accident when a pickup truck carrying occupants rolls over Sunday night near River Falls. Two people were killed and the scene is under investigation by local authorities.
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River Falls
Wis
Cain
Jalis
Group forms for justice for General Walker in House
Rep. Dale Alford announces the formation of a Congressional Committee for Justice for General Walker in the national House. He says he is chairman and that other members will be named later. Walker, once in command during the 1987 integration crisis, was relieved of his duties after a controversy over his information program in Germany.
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Little Rock
Dale Alford
Congressional Committee For Justice
Walker
National House
Alford
Edwin A. Walker
Germany
Unscheduled landing by American Airlines jet at Capitol Airport
An American Airlines flight carrying four vacationers from Mexico City to Chicago diverted to Springfield Capitol Airport Sunday night after a fire warning light malfunctioned. The plane landed safely with three engines. A spokesman said initial checks found only the warning light faulty. Passengers were reboarded on two other American planes bound for Chicago.
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Sprengeusld
Air American Airlines
Mexico City
Springfield
Capitol Airport
Chicago
Cleveland
Ameria al Lines
Chileno
American Airlines
Arkansan Killed in Tulsa Stock Car Crash
Bill Dillard of Fort Smith Ark died Saturday night when his hot rod overturned during warmup at Tulsa Fairgrounds stock car track. Dillard was high point leader at Tulsa races this year.
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Tulsa
Okla
Bill Dillard
Fort Smith
Ark
Dillard
Unclear Incident With Multiple Injuries Reported
Two boys and eight others injured in an incident near River Malls with casualties including Donnie Pechu Min aged 4 and Larry Sukewaler aged 12. Sheriff’s affidavit lists Cherik Charlied 16 as involved. one suspect escaped as authorities sort names and details.
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Donnie Pechumin
Larry Sukewaler
River Malls
Cherik
Bix
REA Reports Sales Increase Among Rural Cooperatives
Washington report from the Rural Electrification Administration shows energy sales by city, cooperative and other borrowers rising 11.3 percent. More farms install electric equipment, including heating and air conditioning. Improved lighting and outdoor lighting use, plus push-button control methods, contributed to the growth. borrowers served about 4.76 million farms and rural consumer establishments, with nearly 97 percent of all farms electrified.
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Washington
RPY
Imo
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