Society Calendar Highlights From Hope Area News
Calendar entries for September 21 to 24 include the Friday Music Club luncheon honoring Mrs Arch Wylie at Heritage House with hostesses and reservations, club meetings for PEO Cosmopolitan Club Hope Federation of Garden Clubs and Church Women events, a theater tryout for Dear Charles at Hope High School, and wedding notices for Marilyn Morrow and Wanda Sanders Taulbee with details of venues, attendants, and future home addresses.
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Arch. Wylie
Heritage House
Fostesses
W. A. Williams
Talbot Feild
Clarence Geist
Dear Charles
Alvin Melville
Hope Commuunity Theater
Hope High School
Hope Community Theater
George Frazier
Cosmopolitan Club of Hope
Lyle Brown
212 East Ltd
Royce Smith
Hope Federation of Garden
The
Presbyterian Church
Morrow - Baker
Ira Morrow
England
Ark
Marilyn
Robert Larry Baber
Dewey Baber
Hope
Church of Christ, 6Th
Starard
Little Rock
Cleon Lyles
Carolyn Patterson
Hassel Wooley
Enola
Arkansas
Dallas
East 2Nd Street
Robert Lewis
Ken Grable
Marilyn Culp
Hosemay Watkins
Charles Hogue
Crossett
Freden McArthur
Ft. Worth
Tex
Ruth Eckhardt
Linda Watson
Richard Taulbec
Gerald Sanders
Springdale
L. C. Anderson, Jr
Lake Charles
Gulf Coast
Warren
National Guard
Weekend visits and hospital note circulate in Texas towns
Garland and Waskom residents hosted friends over the weekend while Mrs. M M Mitchell of Rosston called on neighbors. Donald Brown underwent surgery at St Michael's Hospital Texarkana. Branson guests surprised Mrs. McRae Cox Gala Stark and Jerry Garrett, as Raymond Robins and Mrs. John Robins visited Helena with Judy Robins from Crossett. Red China quip ends piece.
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Donald Brown
St. Michael's Hospital
Texarkana
John Mortis
Branson, Mo
McRae Cox
Gala Stark
Jerry Garrett
Raymond Robins
Helena
John Robins
John Barrow
Judy Robins of
Crossett
Confident Kennedy Sees Ratification of Test Ban Treaty
President Kennedy voiced confidence the Senate will ratify the limited nuclear test ban treaty by a large margin. He called the pact the first concrete limitation on the nuclear arms race since the bomb’s invention. Senate leaders expect broad support with 81 backers so far, needing 67 votes to pass. The chamber’s debate stretched to nearly 11 hours amid ongoing speeches.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Weather update for Arkansas and surrounding regions
Arkansas sees fair skies with little temperature change through Saturday. Highs 86 to 92, lows 55 to 65. Louisiana and eastern southern Missouri expect mild to fair with increasing clouds and a chance of showers in the south. Highs around 80s in Missouri and near 90 elsewhere, lows 58 to 70.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Birmingham Seeks Justice After Bombings and Integration
Boutwell sought a meeting with Kennedy to present Birmingham's version of events as desegregation proceeds in four Alabama cities. A student boycott waned at a newly integrated Birmingham school while Vivian Malone, admitted last June, enrolled for fall with federal guards nearby. King called the Kennedy conference fruitful but noted widespread frustration among Birmingham Negroes.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Kennedy
Birmingham
Miss Bacall Finds Life in Hollywood
Hollywood star Lauren Bacall Bogart Robards returns to town amid a changing scene. She notes a shift from open parties to smaller circles and a new wave of young directors and writers bringing life and enthusiasm to Hollywood while she defends her status and looks.
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Thomas
Hollywood
Lauren Bacall Bogart Robards
Miss Bacall
New York
Jason Robards
Highlights in Today's History of September 20, 1963
The Associated Press notes key events on this date including Magellan’s voyage beginnings in 1619, Old Ironsides’ launch in 1797, the 1843 Battle of Chicamauga six hour defense, Italy’s 1870 Rome unification, and a 1938 New England hurricane causing $40 million in damage. A 1953 North Korea United Nations incident is referenced with U.S. troop considerations.
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Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Jay Cooke
Ferdinand Magellan
Globe
Constitution
Boston
George Thomas
Chicamauga
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
New England
Long Island
New Jersey
United Nations
One Negro Still at Ole Miss
Cleve McDowell, 41, returns as the university's only Black student for the fall term at Ole Miss Law School. He drove to campus in a small foreign sports car, similar to James Meredith, and is housed in Lea vell Hall. He did not bring federal marshals or army troops, and he declined to speak to reporters.
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Oxford
Miss
Cleve‘ McDowell
University of Mississippi
James Nt. Meredith
McDowell
Law School
Meredith
Baxter Hall
Leavell Hall
Accused Union Officer Posts Bond
Eric L. Dicus of North Little Rock was indicted by a federal grand jury for embezzling $1,919 from the International Hood Lorries Building and Common Labor Union. He posted $1,000 bond, was released, and faces charges of serving as manager of the Searcy union office and making false entries in union records.
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Ufttle Rock
Eric L. Dicus
North Little Rock
International Hood
Dicus
Searcy
Arkansas
Dear Haunted Cleopatra in Helen Worden Erskine column
Advice column excerpts feature Dorothy Dix and Helen Worden Erskine addressing readers. Topics include lingering ex-husband in a marriage, handling jealousy, courting and marriage rules, parental restrictions on a couple, and domestic employment tips for women seeking income.
Farmers Receive Record for Crops in Arkansas 1962
The Crops Reporting Service reports Arkansas farmers earned a record 775.1 million from marketings in 1962 with government payments of 16.5 million, totaling 791.6 million. Net income fell to 322 million due to higher production costs while marketings comprised 62.6 percent of receipts. cotton led cash receipts at 22.2 percent, followed by soybeans 26.6 percent, and cattle and calves 9.2 percent.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Service
Arkansas World’s Fair plans on public meeting agenda
The Publicity and Parks Commission will discuss Arkansas participation in the 1964 65 New York World's Fair and other topics at its Saturday meeting at Petit Jean State Park Morriston Ark AP report states the session will cover additional park and publicity matters.
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Morriston, Ark
State Publicity and Parks Commission
Arkansas
Petit Jean State, Park
Dorothy Dixian Trademark Registered Feature
A trademark for Dorothy Dixian as a syndicated feature from Bell-McClure Syndicate has been registered. The move confirms legal protection for the name and its use across the syndication network.
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Dorothy Dixian
Bell-McClure Syndicate
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