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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1959
Page
5
OCR reads show various club meetings and times in September including Manilton Hane, Perkins as councilors, First Baptist day and Executive meetings, a Woman’s Auxiliary, and a planned meeting with Mrs. Jam Mar ge Puiteheon. Reschedulings mention Tuesday September 29 and a circle meeting with Mrs. Lynn Tarr Cox.
All members urged to attend the Victory 44 Club regular meeting September 17 at the relay house with James Cummings presiding. Other items include new officers, a birthday party for Patty Westbrook on September 16, and a Fidelis Sunday School class soup supper planned for September 24 at First Methodist Church with hostesses providing bread and drinks.
Mrs Reno Banana of Mt Kino Ky is visiting her mother Mrs Thelma Moore and several local hosts in Dallas this weekend. Mr and Mrs Fred Hunt attended the wedding of their nephew Richard Lynt to Miss Shirlus Stratton in Waco Texas last Saturday.
In Texarkana and Hope areas, multiple patients are admitted or discharged. Names include Moree Vines, Pate Mas, Tames Balor, J C Parsons, Mrs Cynil Rogers, Mrs Brie McClelhin Patte Mas, Mrs Beouks Collins, Verrell Cornelius, Mrs C C Simons, Mary Mases, Horace Anthony, Mary Ann Russell, and Rosa Mae Pulec.
AP report notes rising use of instalment and revolving credit in Arkansas with more credit cards and down payments. New officers named for Credit Assn and Credit Bureaus. Franklin Preston, Homer Hart, Betty Banks among speakers and leaders at a statewide meeting in Arkansas.
A chaotic NBC New York telecast of the June Allyson Show featured exaggerated plotlines and a two story arc with Ruth and Naomi as central figures. Ann Harding and Allyson deliver a lively, if uneven, half hour. substitute sketches and a Tin Pan Alley themed piece with Marriage provide variety, while Stubby Kaye and a supporting cast add humor amidst a muddled, entertaining evening.
A delayed integration hearing postpones the session by one day. The case involves the Little Rock area and aims to determine if schools should admit Black pupils and allow integration in Fort Smith high schools. Local students and staff await the rescheduled date and the outcomes of the legal action.
A fragmented notice lists individuals including Mrs Wy a Wheat Fulton and Dale Woodson of Wisconsin, with mentions of Sept 8 1969. The readable fragment hints at a arrival or meeting date and local names, but full details are unclear.
Washington AP reports a high level defense expert says the Soviet Union possesses the capability to strike New York City with a ballistic missile and argues such an attack would be more feasible than hitting the moon. The official notes U S and Soviet systems show a lead in rocket engines and overall space vehicle development requiring time to close.
A proposed financing study by Senator Shelton seeks a council review of state higher learning institutions to assess debt limits and financing for facilities. The 1951 Education Board report urged reorganizing state colleges and the University of Arkansas, with the Legislature to set the plan in motion and craft key recommendations. State law currently limits a district to bonded debt at 15 percent of assessed valuation.
Westmoreland, longtime operator and president of the Hot Springs School Board, died at a funeral in Hot Springs. He had been ill for years and retired in 1943 after serving as board president. Survivors include family members and local church officers. Funeral services were planned locally.
A garbled clipping reports a bondsman compelled to work for his fee as authorities and residents in Ascinettinay scramble for order. The text is unclear but mentions police headquarters, June timing, and an active pursuit of law and order by local officials.
A distressed wife asks Dorothy Dix about saving a failing marriage after her engineer husband returns from the Far East changed by another relationship. The letter describes two children, irritability, and his alienation, and asks for guidance on improving the home life without breaking up the family. The response urges frankness, avoids pressuring the husband, and stresses considering the children's welfare while seeking stability.
Gordon 36 Young, a Pike Bluff attorney named U.S. district judge for the Eastern District of Arkansas, will take the oath in a brief ceremony in Little Rock Friday. Chief Justice Carleton Mareis of the Arkansas Supreme Court will administer the oath.
Mrs Ruby Monens and Bryerley Kirby charged with first degree murder in the July 26 Harrison street shooting death of Free Moore, 53. Moore was shot twice near the heart with a .22 rifle. The estranged wife and Kirby were arrested hours after the body was found.
The reader seeks marriage guidance three weeks away, asking if he should marry a fiancée who has vision in only one eye and wears thick glasses. The editor advises deciding by true love, noting the eye trouble is evident, and suggests sending questions to Dorothy Dix for guidance with a stamped self addressed envelope.
Roswell Garst, a Coon Rapids farmer and salesman, hosts Khrushchev at his farm northwest of Des Moines. Garst aims to persuade the Soviet leader to accept arms inspection as a path to easing nuclear burdens while sharing his ideas beyond cattle and crops.
Mrs. Moore, described as the mobster of three children, was released on a $25,000 bond. Judge Moody Murray will hear the case in the circuits court.
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