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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1962
Page
5
Cosmopolitan Club opens club year with first meeting
Ctipter AE of PEO will meet at 3 p.m. Tuesday Sept 25 in the Ween Room of the Diamond with Mrs B N Holt and Mrs Stewart co-hostesses. The Cosmopolitan Club holds its first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs pile Brown with Mrs Royce Smith as co host. JTJS Jett B Graves Sunday School Class at First Methodist Church holds its monthly basket supper at 7 p.m. Tuesday Sept 25 at Mrs Grady Williams home on Rosston Road with co hosts Mrs Rob Jones and Mrs K G Hamilton. Members meet at the church at 4 5 p.m. to welcome new members and guests. Afternoon films by Paul O Neal on Christmas decorations and Hodges Gardens. Door prizes won by Mrs Jud Martindale and Mrs Dan Westbrook. 78 present including out of town guest Mrs John Gibson Hi of Minnesota and Mrs Richard Duffie of Houston announce birth of second son John Matthew born Sept 23 weighing 8 pounds. maternal grandmother is Mrs J W White and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J M Duffie all of Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctipter AE of
PEO
Ween
Diamond
B. N. Holt
Stewart
Jett
Graves
First Methodist Church
Grady Williams
Rosston Road
Rob Jones
Rs. K. G. Hamilton
Paul O'Neal
Hodges Gardens
Jud’ Martindale
Dan Westbrook
Daffodil Club
John §. Gibson Hi
Minnesota
Richard Duffie
Houston
John Matthew
J.W. White
J. M. Duffie
Hope
Community events and club meetings in Hope
Hope area notices detail a busy week with the Hope Junior Auxiliary and Duaine visiting Pine Bluff to observe a meeting, a First Nation room packing gifts, and provisional mem bers invited for a board meeting. Also listed are a Ladies Bridge Luncheon, a Republican breakfast for Warren Lichlong, VFW Auxiliary notes, a 4 H Club dress winner, and Garden Clubs fall luncheon with new officers announced.
Argentine Election May Be Free
Argentine crisis ends as Pres ident Jose Maria Guido asserts power and promises free elections. Backed by army rebels, he seeks amnesty and democratic restoration after five days of fighting, saying new authorities will be elected in brief, with Peronist factions allowed to participate under democratic principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Manitzas
Buenos Aires
José Maria Guido
Guido
Argentina
Juan Carlos Ongania
Ongahia
High Command
Ontania
Campo de Mayo
Juan D. Peron
Guida
Mrs Kennedy Opens New Philharmonic Hall in New York
Jacqueline Kennedy attended the gala opening of Philharmonic Hall as Leonard Bernstein conducted the new venue near Lincoln Center. The evening featured the world premiere of Copland's Conventations for Orchestra, a commission for the Philharmonic, and a striking modern interior of marble and glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Leith
NEW York
Jacqueline Kennedy
Leonard Bernstein
Philharmonic Orchestra
Philharmonic Hall
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
Orpheus
Apollo
Richard Lippold
Philharmonic
Copland
Greene County Falls Just Short Of State Assessment Rule
Little Rock AP The state Assessment Coordination Department reported Greene County's property assessments at 17.35 percent, below the 18 percent threshold and the 17.5 margin of error. Counties must assess 20 percent of fair market value. turnback funds may be withheld if below 18 percent. Assessments can be reviewed through the third week in November. Washington, Stone and Ranulph counties led with just over 21 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Assessment Co-ordination Department
Greene
Greene County
Washington
Stone
Ranulph
Gerber Seeks Nashville Acreage
Officials of the Gerber Co plan to add 200 acres near Nashville Arkansas for peach production to feed the Fort Smith baby food plant. Farmers show interest and a company official will visit next month to arrange contracts. Gerber also aims to source peaches from Forrest City and Clarksville for the new $10 million plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Ark
Gerber Co
Nashville
Fort Smith
Gerber
Forrest City
Clarksville
Students to discuss discouraging smoking in Arkansas counties
About 100 high school students from five Arkansas counties will meet in Conway to discuss ways of discouraging cigarette smoking among youths. Dr Grimsley Graham of Little Rock, a chest surgeon, will deliver the principal address. The meeting is sponsored by the American Cancer Society. Counties include Cleburne Conway Falkner Van Buren and White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Ark
Arkansas
Dre. Grimsley Graham
Little Rock
American Cancer Society
Cleburne
Falkner
van Buren
White
Peronists win elections trigger Argentine coup and unrest
After Peronist victories last March, the military overthrew President Arturo Frondizi, installed Guido, and annulled results. Five days of fighting left 11 civilians dead and 43 wounded while military losses reached 3 dead and 12 wounded. Generals Lomoga and Labayru were detained as Guido moved to form a new cabinet, recalling Alvaro Alsogaray who offered his resignation with other ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arturo Frondizi
Guido
Lorrest
Juan Carlos Lomoga
Bernardino Labayru
Alvaro Alsogaray
Dear Helen helps and warns in old columnist Q and A
Dorothy Dix answers readers with practical counsel on marriage, adolescence, and trust. A wife worries about infidelity and fears a Wassermann test, a teen seeks dating balance, and parents seek guidance for a rebellious 15-year-old, all advised with reassurance and concrete steps.
Realtor to Meet in Hot Springs Arkansas
The Arkansas Real Estate Association will hold its eighth annual convention in Hot Springs from Wednesday through Friday. About 250 persons are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
API
Arkansas Real Estate Association
Tears of Joy and Tears of Sorrow
Nationwide relief mixed with grief as relatives awaited news of the 76 aboard the Flying Tiger liner that ditched off Ireland. Survivors were confirmed for several families, while others faced word of loss, with cautions that some remain unaccounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Ireland
Robert Elander
Seattle Wash
Maj
Carl R. Elander
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Larry Neville
Pittsburgh
Larry
Harold Neville
Ernest L. Wilson
New Orleans
Russellville Ark
E. J. Thornsberry
Gordon
Thornsberry
James E Garrett Jr
Norfolkia
Garrett
Garrett Had Gone To Work Only Temporari’ ‘Ly
Flying Tiger Line
Eastern Air Lines
Pine Bluff Planned Dinner Rally for Harris in 4th District
Democrats from 28 counties of Arkansas 4th District plan a Pine Bluff rally and dinner October at a motel restaurant with Rep Oren Harris as principal speaker. Attendees include Sen J L McClellan Gov Orval Paulius Rep Catherine Norrell and other party officials. About 500 tickets at 10 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
Oren Harris
Congress
Harris T
Harris
Jom L. McClellan
Orval E. Paulius
Catherine Norrell
Civil Defense Meet Heads to Little Rock Thursday
A joint conference of the Arkansas Association of Civil Defense Directors and the Arkansas Women's Civil Defense Council will be held Thursday in Little Rock with about 150 attendees. Principal speaker will be William C. Parker director of the regional Civil Defense office at Denton Texas, speaking on The Problem of Survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Association of Civil Defense Directors
Arkansas Women's Civil Defense Council
William C. Parker
Office of Civil Defense
Denton
Tex
Parkers in Lead Statistically Parkers in Lead Statistically
Arkansas led in offense with 431 yards as it crushed Oklahoma State 34 7 in the Southwest Conference opener. Texas Tech ranked second in offense with 385 yards after a 30 27 loss to West Texas State. Baylor posted the top defensive mark, allowing 191 yards, while Arkansas dominated passing with 241 and Southern Methodist had the most completions at 13 of 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Arkansas
Oklahoma State
Texas Tech
West Texas State
Baylor
University Fof Houston
Southern
Methodist
Tomato Harvest Nears End in Franklin County
OZARK Ark AP Farmers report tomato yields near normal as harvest nears completion in Franklin County. Acreage was smaller this year, some fruit damaged by heavy rain. Much of the crop sold to shippers for markets in other states. Average price paid to growers about $2 a bushel. Tomatoes grown in the mountain area north of Ozark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark, Ark
Franklin County
Ozark
Arkansas Young Democrats declare statewide Clubs Day
Democratic Clubs Day Saturday will be observed statewide in Arkansas. Governor Faubus has proclaimed the day, encouraging the Youth Democratic chapters to participate nationwide in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Clubs
Little Rock
Arkansas
Young Democrats
Oreval E. Faubus
Young Democrats Clubs
Doctors form Arkansas committee to back Fulbright bid
Dr Stanley Applegate of Springdale announced a physician committee to support Sen J William Fulbright's re election. The group plans to mail letters to doctors statewide urging support for Fulbright, who faces Republican challenger Dr Kenneth Jones of Little Rock. Other members cited include Dr H King Wade Sr Hot Springs C J T Johnson Batesville Louis K Hundley Pine Blulf Joe Norton TJ Raney and J J Monfort of Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springdale
Ark
Stanley Applegate
Arkansas
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Applegate
Fulbright
Kenneth Jones
Little Rock
H. King Wade Sr
Hot Springs
C. J.T. Johnson
Batesville
Louis K. Hundley
Pine Blast
Joe Norton
TJ Raney
J. J. Monfort
Kentucky Wiss at Memphis Show Kentucky Wiss at Memphis Show
University of Kentucky won the southern intercollegiate livestock judging contest at the Mid South Fair with 4507 points. LSU placed second with 4441 and Mississippi State third with 4416. Other schools included West Texas State Florida Arkansas McNeese State College Illinois State Normal Louisiana PlayTech Tennessee Martin Clemson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
University of Kentucky
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
West Texas State
Florida
Arkansas
McNeese State College
Minois State Normal
Louisiana Playtech
Tennessee Martin Branch
Clemson
Stock Show Opens in Fort Smith Arkansas Oklahoma Exposition
The annual Arkansas Oklahoma Live Stock Exposition and District Free Fair began in Fort Smith this week, opening Sunday and running through Saturday with activities planned across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith, Ark
Fort Smith
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Lize Ade
Ury
Les
Riend
Cosmopolitan Club
Pile Brown
Royce Smith
Paul Raley
J. W. Cunningham
Byron
Duaine
Pine Blutt Suk
Eda
David
First Nation
Pack and Sons
A. K. Holloway
Tohoka
Mitchell Williams
the Country’ Club
John Hatley
Duffie Booth
Hempstead County
Republican Club
Warren Lichlong
Barlow
VFW
Rameey-Carsile
Ch Massingill
Cherry Anderson
Dora Ann King
Perrorol
Jenny Lyre Waters
Triple A
Lafayette County Fair
Stamps
Lvs
Troy
Burson
Lester
Kent
Buster Gilbert
Earl Dudley
Ivan Bright
Garden
Club Council
The
Hope Council of
Country Club
Rayi Allen
J. C. Carlton
Mitch LaGrone
J. W. White
Richart Duffie
Kyle’ S
Joe Polks
el Dorado
Guy Downing
Los Angeles
Calif
Wil
Henry Fonda
Charles Laughton
Walter Pidgeon
Dixie Drive-In
Mrs. Kennedy
Amy Greene Co
Law
Jéanine Bradshaw
Tommy Bradshaw
Imon Peyton
Hope of Hope
Guernsey Baptist of
Jeannie
Kelly Dickson
David’ Payton
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
Fve
Wassermann
Wasserman
Adonis
Dorothy Dixi
Bell Syndicate
Associated Press
Civil Defense
Rudzinski
Milwaukee
FOX Film CO
Dallas, Texas
Ward & Son Drug Co
East Second St
Parkers
Kentucky
Wiss
Diane
Children’s
Opra
Foster’s Family Shoe Store
Corbin Foster
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