Jett Graves Class potluck and society notices
Society items note a Jett Graves class potluck at First United Methodist Church on Tuesday September 29 at 7 p.m. and a September 30 chapter meeting to organize Hempstead County American Cancer Society in the Douglas Building. Luncheon events and a bridal reception are listed, with Beethovan program details and club activities, plus births announced for Dawn Renea Hill and Tracy Ann Arterbury.
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American Cancer Society
Hempstead County
Douglas Building
Beethovan
Heritage House
Helen Hatch
James McLarty
Hope Art Show Winners and Governor's Wife Reception
Winners are announced for the Hope Art Show at the Fairgrounds with Eddie Ramon and Dorothy Lumpkin among top prizes across landscapes still life genre and portraits. Mrs Jeannette Rockefeller, wife of Governor Winthrop Rockefeller, will attend a reception in her honor at Town and Country Restaurant in Hope on Friday October 2 at 6 p.m., hosted by Mrs Carter Russell with attendees from multiple counties invited.
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Margaret Waddle
William McKenzie
Clarence Geist
Robert Turner
J. W. McKay
Carter Russell
Grover Thompson
T. O. Porter
Turner
David Waddle
Jim McKenzie
R. C. Snellgrove
Lynn Ross
Thompson
McRoy
Russell
Kimberley Geist
Kathy McRoy
Becky Waller
Paul Morgan
Paul Rawson
Juanita Nicholson
Beethovan Gang
McDowell Turner
Hatch
Magnolia
Arch Wylie
H. A. Spraggins
Helen Hatch
James McLarty
Jeannette Rockefeller
Winthrop Rockefeller
Hope
Sevier
Little River
Howard
Hempstead
Nevada
Miller
Lafayette
Arkansas September county fairs and events list
The road events section lists numerous county fairs and livestock shows across Arkansas including Fort Smith Cleburne Heber Springs Hope Berryville Ashdown Conway Camden Cherokee Village Hamburg Lewisville Magnolia Murfreesboro Stuttgart and others with dates spanning September. A Louisville AP note reports County Judge Todd Hollenbach ordering hot coffee for license plate line waiters and delaying enforcement after missing a March 1 deadline.
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Fort Smith
Cleburne County
Heber Springs
Hope
Berryville
Little Red River
Ashdown
Independence County
Batonville
Benton County
Bentonville
Arkansas
Blytheville
Logan County
Booneville
Faulkner County
Chamber of Commerce
Conway
Ouachita
Camden
Cherokee Village
Ashley County
Hamburg
Lafayette
Lewisville
Columbia County
Magnolia
Pike County
Murfreesboro
Monticello
North Little Rock
Paragould
Prairie Grove
Grand Prairie
Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Todd Hollenbach
Hollenbach
New Rules Aim to Equalize Local School Spending
Washington AP The Nixon administration imposes new comparability rules for titles I districts. By July 1 1972 districts must spend similar state and local funds per pupil across schools to qualify for federal Title I aid or lose funding.
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Washington
Nixon
Office of Education
Laugh-In Faces Shifting Cast And Fatigue On NBC
NBC's Laugh-In enters its fourth season with Rowan and Martin still at the center amid cast turnover. Goldie Hawn returns as guest star while sketches show variable zing. Nielsen first-week ratings keep Mayberry R.F.D. high, as Headmaster debuts lower on the list.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Ariumph
Dan Rowan
Dick Martin
Goldie Hawn
Rowan
Goldie
Miss Hawn
Mitchells
Liz
Ari
Jackie
Lily Tomlin
Miss Tomlin
Arte Johnson
CBS
NBC
Mayberry R.F.D
Helen Help Us Youth Advice Columns on Racing and Family Heartache
A worried wife asks about her husband’s street racing plans risking legal trouble and finances. Sandi is advised to push tracks and safer outlets, while a daughter confronts past abuse and a rigid wedding dilemma with a suggestion to consider elopement as a last resort.
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Helen
Sandi
Tiger and Twill to marry in March
A mistyped note from a Thanksgiving issue reveals Tiger and Twill plan a March wedding. The couple mentions exchanging eight months of work and a move home, with warm wishes from friends and family.
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Helene
Helen
Dorres
Laine
Ry “Tiger
Twill
Maine
Hooster
Billy Graham Named Parade Grand Marshal in Pasadena
Evangelist Billy Graham chosen as the first clergy man grand marshal for the 1971 Tournament of Roses parade in Pasadena California. He announced at a news conference that the world should look to God and the church for answers to problems before the Rose Bowl game.
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Pasadena
Calif
Billy Graham
Los Angeles
Graham
Church
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S. L. Murphy
F. R. Moses
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Charles Harrell
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Dawn Renea
Edgar Davis Memorial Hospital
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M. L. Arterbury
M.M. Boren
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Mary's Fashions
Hope (Ark.) Star
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Landscape
William C. Pifer
Iris Hubbard
Jerry Jones
Helen Bittick
Still Life
William Pifer
Gloria Martin
Dorothy Lumpkin
Carol Davis
Eva Ramon
Bill Lumpkin
Billy D. Collins
Dorothy Tabor
Tony Yocom
Dorothy Marlar
Molly Street
Don Alverson
Jeannie Snodgrass
Robert Willis
Kay Clayton
James Hastings
W. R. Rockefeller
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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C.E
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