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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1970

Page

3

Local Society Notes from Hempstead County

Hempstead County Democratic Women's Club meets September 15 at 7 30 p m in the courthouse little courtroom. Other clubs and groups hold September meetings with programs on music PTA school talks and garden club activities. Obituary notes include the arrival of Kimberly Martha daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Cummings in San Francisco. Local residents attend events and visit kin across Arkansas and Texas.

Hempstead County Democratic Women’s Club Leslie Huddleston American Legion Auxiliary Russell Rowe Washington Road Joe Jones Cecil Weaver Charles Taylor DeAnn Lilac Garden Club Henry Willett Dora Clark R. Samuel First United Methodist Church Irvin Townsend Dodds Avenue

Armstrong signals another tour after illness layoff

Louis Armstrong, 70, performing again after a two year layoff due to kidney and liver ailments, said in an AP interview he would like to make another world tour. He spoke Wednesday, a day after opening at the International Hotel with Pearl Bailey in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas New Louis Armstrong Armstrong International Hotel Pearl Bailey

Longest Run for Hello Dolly Sets Broadway Record

New York AP reports Hello Dolly now Broadway’s longest running musical with its 2718th Wednesday matinee, surpassing My Fair Lady. Ethel Merman leads the role after previous Dollies Carol Channing Ginger Rogers Betty Grable Phyllis Diller Martha Raye Pearl Bailey.

New York Ethel Merman Broadway Carol Channing Dolly Ginger Rogers Betty Grable Phyllis Diller Martha Raye Pearl Bailey Miss Merman

Arkansas County Fair and Livestock Exhibits Echo State Events

On the Road in Arkansas lists regional fairs rodeos horse shows and festivals across the state. Clay County Piggott North Logan Paris Hot Springs Fort Smith Heber Springs Berryville Ashdown Batesville Blytheville Booneville Conway Camden Cherokee Village Hamburg Lewisville Magnolia Murfreesboro Monticello Paragould Prairie Grove Stuttgart and North Little Rock host events from livestock shows to art fairs and camping gatherings including a Watermelon Contest and Third Annual District Livestock Show.

Hope Berryville Little Red River Ashdown Independence County Batesville Benton County Bentonville Arkansas Blytheville Logan County Booneville Faulkner County Newcomers Chamber of Commerce Conway Ouachita Camden

Wedding Vows Tie Hope Area Couple in Nashville Church

Miss Shirley Young wed Otto Potter at Wakefield United Methodist Church in Nashville. Rev Bruce Bean presided as the double ring ceremony with a white organza and bridal satin gown. Attendants included Beverly Audry, Martha Flowers, Cherie Wildbur, and Kenneth Willis. Best man Steve Foster, groomsmen Doyle Jones and Mike Bolin, ushers Dan Bingham and James Ditty. reception in church fellowship hall.

Shirley Young Otto Potter Wakefield United Methodist Church Nashville Velvin Wildbur Walter Potter Ozan Bruce Bean Beverly Audry TTC Potter Mineral Springs Martha Flowers of Hope Cherie Terry Wildbur el Dorado Nerces Kenneth Willis Hope Steve Foster Lewisville Doyle Jones Cabot Mike Bolin Dan Bingham James Ditty

Helen Help Us Youth Column Addressing Litter and Woodstock Views

A 1970 Helen Bottel column presents teen questions on anti litter efforts and relationships. It includes tips to involve City Hall on trash pickup, advice on jealousy and curfews, and Cathie’s take on Woodstock and rock festivals as social concerns. The piece notes the origin of the word booze from Booz bottles and closes with copyright details.

Helen City Hall Woodstock Cathie Ft. Lauderdale. H Helen Bottel King Features Syndicate, Inc

Red Skelton Debuts Half Hour NBC Show With New Char Acter

AP television critic notes Red Skelton's 30 minute NBC debut trims his CBS hour, favoring pared down song sketches and a few production numbers. Opening with Spiro Agnew, the program features Dr Ludwig von Humperdoo and a failed Lewis magic bit. Lucille Ball's CBS season opener with Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor follows a strong but demanding night, while Don Knotts Show on NBC and 60 Minutes on CBS lead the next slate.

Cynthia Lowry NEW York (Ap Red Skelton Costicenth Fay Skelton Spiro T. Agnew Gertrude and Heathcliffe W.C. Fields Jerry Lewis Red Lewis Lucille Ball Miss Ball Burton’s Don Knotts NBC Anthony Newley Eydie Gorme CBS Mike Wallace

Federal funds awarded for crime law enforcement upgrades

Three entities receive 38 700 dollars from the Governor's Commission on Crime and Law Enforcement for Texarkana and Magnolia to buy heat control equipment. Hot Springs police and department of corrections will use the money to renovate quarters and to upgrade in service training with air conditioning noted as Britannica history.

Little Rock Governor's Commission On Crimé and Law Enforcement State Departement of Correction Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy Texarkana Magnolia Hot Springs John Hickey

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Henry P.T.A Denver Dickinson Faith Sunday School First Baptist Church Hendrix Spraggins J. T. Bowden Dorcas Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Billy Jack Caffee West 7Th Street The Hope Council of Garden Clubs Girl Scouts Brownies Litle House Paisley P.T.A P.T.A Springhill P.T.A Connie Robbins Hempstead County Hospital Auxiliary Diamond Southwest Arkansas American Legion Hall Glenwood Joe Parker Murfreesboro the Hope Country Club E. E. Wassell Sam W. Strong Verger Jr. High School Larry Patterson Bridge Club Mildred Rogers Charles Harrell Tom Kinser Ncst R. E. Jackson Columbus Santa J. W. Manney Harrisburg Ruth Jimerson Jean lLaseter Hope Monday Shreveport Jimmie Miller Memphis Henry Seamans Searcy Shelby Forrest Vince Foster Fayetteville Mrs Vincent Foster Robert McCarty Tyler, Tex Willie Harris Colleen Coffee Shreveport, la Mrs. Trula Coffee Louise Sapp Houston Alma Parnell East 2Nd Street Coco Red Cross Red Cross’ Shoes ARK STAR Helen Bettel Glassboro E. C. Booz a@ motion picture theater Encyclopaedia Britannica Dustin Hoffman Mia Farrow John Napoleon Renae the
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