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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1957
Page
5
Local notices list meetings for Baird August, Cahhoff Hall, Spring Hill PTA, Diamond Cafeteria, and various church and club groups across September 8 to September 17. Activities include dinners, executive committees, and lectures, with reminders to attend and upcoming district meetings and opera study plans.
Johnson and John M White exchanged marriage vows on August 27 in the Church of Christ study in Little Rock The bride is the daughter of Cecil and Mrs Smith of Hope The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs C B White The ceremony was by Reverend Cleon Lyles The couple will honeymoon at Lake Taneycomo and reside in Belleville Illinois after September Mth Also announced is the marriage of Wanda Marie to Virgil Ray Baker in Prescott with plans to reside in Long Beach California The Victory 4-H Club elected officers for 1958 led by Ronnie Burke with 24 members present
R D 1/e Viggl reports Baker, son of Mr and Mrs N R Baker of Prescott, left Friday to return to Long Head California where he is stationed in the Navy. He will be reunited with his wife Wanda Perry of Hope after two weeks.
Airman and Mrs James of Little Rock announce the birth of a baby boy on Wednesday September 4. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Henry Saunders and Mr and Mrs Gayret Willis.
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges across Hope, Washington, Columbus, Midland, and Winchester. Names include Mrs Wade Gilbert, Mrs F C Hughson, Eddie Munsey, Harald Jones, Ramona, and Kenneth Dwain Jackson among others, with several new babies and a memorial mention.
Marilyn Blaine Van Berbud, a 20 year old Denver native, won Miss America and spoke at a beach press conference about plans for her $5,000 scholarship. She aims to finish education training in music, pursue stage work after college, marry at 24, and continue music afterward. She enjoys horse riding, skiing, and fashion, with green and blue as favorites, and admires Jane Froman.
Dorothy Dix answers readers on marital temptation and fidelity, advising husband strategies to curb a wife's Gallic pursuit and suggesting domestic focus, plus a concerned engagement about housekeeping and hospitality in marriage. The column also notes public figures and a tense crowd scene related to a television program appearance.
About 500 white adults confronted reporters near Central High School in Little Rock as National Guard officers tried to shield them. A tense scene unfolded with taunts and jokes while no Black students appeared. a major commented on the hostile crowd as guards formed a barrier.
A mail order ad urges ages 50 to 80 to apply for a $1,000 policy to cover final expenses. It stresses no obligation and no phone calls, asking for name, address, and age and directs to Old American Insurance Co. in Kansas City Missouri for sending details.
At Central High and nearby inArkansas a tense scene unfolded as white students urged black classmates to leave. Police offered no escort inside the building while National Guardsmen stood by under federal integration orders. A crowd of about 2000 pupils faced police and officials as officials vowed to enforce desegregation despite hostile tone and threats.
Report from Havana says naval and air patrols guard Cuba as Castro rebel forces, led by exile leader in Mexico, reinforce in the eastern mountains. The movement began with 81 men last December and has since waged guerrilla warfare, with fears of another major blow forthcoming and efforts to seize the Siehfuegos naval base. Populaton of Copada is $6,580,000.
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