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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1968

Page

3

Weekend Society Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Events

The Saturday and Monday schedule lists social gatherings across Fayetteville and Perrytown, including Hope Country Club party plans, church circle meetings, the American Legion Auxiliary memorial service, Parent and Family Life Education discussions, Daffodil and Gardenia Garden Club events, and notes on local residents traveling to Johnson Missouri and visitors from San Antonio.

Hope Country Club Bill Brufier and Mersin Argo Buster Riggs

Wallace Is Cheered in Wisconsin

Associated Press report on George Wallace in Milwaukee where about 6,000 Wallace supporters packed the city auditorium while civil rights pickets led by Rev. James E. Groppi protested outside. Inside, clashes occurred but remained nonfatal as police dispersed demonstrators after the rally, with many supporters turned away. Wallace defended his stance on race and policing amid chaotic reception. The piece notes Australia was first named New Holland.

Rex Thomas Associated Press Milwaukee, Wis George del Wallace Wallace Wisconsin James E. Groppi Alabama Soma Father Groppi Milwaukee Secret Service Beccause Rere Field

Television and Radio Updates on Scholarships and Shows

CBS examined college football scholarships and recruitment pressures in a 60 minute program highlighting two high school seniors Jesse Causey of Miami Florida and Charles Dudish of Atlanta Georgia. Causey chose Alabama while Dudish selected Georgia Tech, illustrating the high value of football over academics as noted by Roger Mudd. The piece also touches on shifting game show formats and a note on air space concepts. Eisenhower health progress and Mantle attending social activity are reported alongside a luncheon honoring Mrs Bernard supporting her husband’s Senate campaign.

Cynthia Lowry AP Televisions NEW York CBS Roger Mudd National Collegiate Athletic Association Jesse Causey Miami Fla Charles Dudish Atlanta Causey University of Alabama Paul Bear Bryant Dudish George Tech Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Mantle

Bookmobile Schedule for SEPT 16 17 and SEPT 16 17

A list details bookmobile stops with times across SEPT 16 and SEPT 17 including Experiment Station Meroy Home Emmet Emmet School Bluff City Pleasant Hill Loop Rocky Mound Columbus Boyce Home Oakhaven Luck Ranch McKee Home Washington Ozan Tollett Home Castleberry Home and notes a separate interview quote about a White House wedding being avoided and a desert rain observation.

Meroy Home Emmet Emmet School Bluff City Pleasant Hill Loop Rocky Mound Columbus Boyce Oakhaven Luck Ranch McKee Washington Ozan Tollett Castleberry

HELEN HELP US YOUTH COLUMN DISCUSSES TEEN LOVE NOTES

A reader asks how to handle persistent junior high girl students who write love notes and visit his home. Helen advises caution, reserve, and empathy for teachers facing hero worship from students and young romances in school.

Helen

Help Us Helen and Jot Discuss Comfort in Love Dilemma

A reader writes about suspicion in marriage and seeks guidance from a doctor to discuss fears openly. The exchange mentions nicknames like Young Lady and Madame, and a note about how clerks use terms to ease customers. The reply suggests honest conversation may resolve concerns and hints at changing how she reacts.

S.W Halen

Churchmen Indicted as Swindlers

ABILENE Texas Grand jurors indicted two churchmen a former state securities executive and others on federal charges of swindling about 5 million from 222 churches in 12 states. Indicted are John B. Walling Lyal W. McKnight and Revs Homer G and Omar H Ruehle of Fort Worth along with several others. Bonds set at 1000 dollars for most defendants and 10000 for one. The scheme involved bonds issued to raise funds for church construction with purchasers seeking payment. eight months of investigation involved the Securities and Exchange Commission and postal inspectors.

Abilene Tes Grand Jureré Forriiette Agat U.S Robert Travis Travis John Bi. Walling Lyal W. McKnight Homer G Omar H. Ruehle Fort Worthy Tax Carl R. Duncan Daling Tex Glenn V. Paden Sr Clexthurne TH. Ruth Denston Bradley Bourland Austin Delbert M. Lawsyers Lubbock West Gets Thomas A. Greer Jr Dunlap, Tenn Horace Taylor Clarksville Tenn Percy R. Clark Pine Bluff Ark Dwight Parks Waco Securities and Exchange Commission and Poste Assembly of Godsittee Travis Paden Construction Co Cleburne Glen Paden Walling World Oil & Gas Corp

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Society First Presbyterian Church Bes Pite Ann Wallerman The First Baptist Church Church For State Fellowship Hall American Legion Auxiliary Leslie Huddleston Dean Murphy Vera Reaves Fay Russell Jett Bundy Charles Johnson North Hervey Pod Rogers DeAnn Lilac Garden Club Dora Clark Henry Willett DeQueen Thos, Hays, Jr Daffodil Garden Club David Bethea Clara Aside Geist With & Limeheon Héritage House Roy Stephenson James McLarty, Jr W. A. Willams W. Edwards W.S.C W.s,c.s United Methodist Church Calyin' Smith Mary Davis Mildfred Boyce Wesley Huddleston Robert Parham God and Golf Billy Graham Perrytown HD Club Gardenice Club Gardenia Garden Club Chamber of Commerce Lottie Crow Searcy Granesdads Seal Ted Art Trout United Fundy Floyd Manguin Mildred Robertson Jimmy Lewis San Antonio Texas Bill Briere Eddie J Aemite Pegey Parkin Apkatigas Olen Wilson Idabel Oklahoma Marian Holder Mary Ellen Will Johnson Missouri Jays Wilson Fayetteville Mary Ellen University of Arkansas Harold J. Yates Burbank, Calif Stella Yates I C. Broyles Greenville Miss Wy, C. Yarbrough Ted McKenny Grand Junction Cola James Wheelers David Pearson Arkansas Bernie Ponder Reader Railroad Tom England Pink White Mineral Springs Roy Mouser Young Originals YOUNG P.O Midtown Station Australia New Holland Charles Bernard Margaret Harris Arslene Francis Federal Reserve Ike Hope Town and Country Bernard United State White House Lancaster June Nixon Richard M. Nixon David Eisenhower Nixon David Helen Bottel Ie Ya Angels Arbuul Elizabbeth Trylgr WS Pobent Guinea Joan Crawford Technicolor Tokyo Edwin O. Relschauer Order of the Rising Sun Foreign Ministry Relschauer Harsx Ward Japan United States Rels Chauer
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