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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1965
Page
3
The Daffodil Garden Club hosts a style show and dessert bridge on Thursday April 1 from 1 to 4 pm at the WO Hall. Tickets cost 1 and may be bought from members or at the door.
The Rose Garden Club convener invites members to gather at 2 p.m. Friday, April 2, at Miss Mary K Leman's home with Mrs Aline Johnson as co host. The Emmet PTA presents a play Womanless Wedding on Friday April 2 at 7 30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Admission 25 and 50 cents. Public invited.
The notes outline Cof fee Day at Joe's City Baker on Saturday April 3 to aid Ameri can Legion Auxiliary Leslie Huddleston Unit 12 delegates to a May 1 Junior Conference, plus a downtown Rummage Sale by the same group. Also DAR chapter hosts color slide show April 4 at Town and Country restaurant to support National Program goals, with hostesses listed, and WSCS circles of First Methodist Church planning April 5 meetings with Lenten offerings.
Religious groups schedule meetings for April 5 with Lenten offerings urged. Circle 4 WSCS meets at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Bob Turner home. Circle 3 WSCS at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Steve Carrigan home. Liberty Hill HD Club gathers at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Kent Light residence.
The Garland School PTA study group will meet Tuesday April 6 at 10 a.m. at Mrs. George Young’s home. The discussion topic is Social Life in the Grades.
A Challenge Group of six Cadette Girl Scouts and Troop 75 parents attended a March 26 supper at the Little House in Fair Park. Participants included Susan McCain Captain Janey Seamans Jan Herring Pam Butler Sharon Rogers and Ginny Gardner. The girls planned and executed the event and closed with group singing accompanied by ukulele.
A local Tuesday Bridge Club met with Mrs. George Newbern Jr. on March 30 for a two-table game. High scorer was Mrs. Harry Hawthorne with second place to Mrs. Syd McMath. Snacks included coffee and cold drinks.
Mr and Mrs Jack Huckabee plan a Friday drive to McGehee for son Terry Lynn’s April 2 wedding to Helen Miller. En route they will pick up Mr and Mrs Denver Huckabee in Shreveport. Mrs George Dodds and Miss Gayle McGill attended Sulphur Springs Music Festival and saw Rusty Ponder join the freshman band. The Johnie Beasley family hosted relatives from Palestine Tex and Tyler. Roy Allison Jr visits home from Davidson College in North Carolina. Mrs Eula Bonds spent Sunday in Hooks with sister Mrs Hollis DuPree and Mr DuPree. Stella Barrow travels from Memphis toward a new home.
The menu for Hope Schools next week features daily meals with meat loaf and tomato sauce on Tuesday, beef patties and scalloped tomatoes on Wednesday, hot dogs on Thursday, and salmon croquette on Friday. Elementary menus include tuna loaf, hamburger on bun, chicken pie, grilled lunch meat, and vegetable soup with peanut butter sandwich, all served with milk and a dessert.
Yale researchers led by Prof. Neal E. Miller study the hypothalamus as the center of appetite and thirst and its possible links to sexual instinct and emotion. They use implanted cannulas to inject brain chemicals and observe responses, seeking a brain signal code for hunger and drinking. Miller notes potential future pills to control appetite.
The North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools restored The College of the Ozarks in Clarksville Arkansas to its accredited list after removing accreditation in 1962 for insufficient library facilities.
In Dallas the occasion featured a Sunday visit by a relative to Raymond Robins and his wife Mrs Robins.
The House Un American Activities Committee launches an extensive inquiry to expose Klan secrecy with possible FBI assistance. Leaders say hearings will take weeks of work to identify who the Klan members are where they operate and their aims.
Ernest Maner resigned as chairman of the Arkansas Workmen's Compensation Commission effective April 12. He said he would become a ...
Labor Secretary Wirtz announced 17 Neighborhood Youth Corps projects, including Waldron Arkansas, with 74 enrollees aged 16 to 21. The federal government would fund 11,700 of 13,600 dollars total for jobs as nurses aides, library assistants, nursery school and playground attendants and similar roles.
In Torrance California bar owner Peter Tripp and two waitresses were arrested after a law against scantily clad outfits led to a test case. Irene Ziemer, 23, wore a topless bathing suit with pasties as a form of dress. The incident sparked a wider legal question as twelve Southern California communities debated nudity rules while nine reported enforcement.
Mau Rice Yameogo president of Upper Volta arrives in Washington for a White House state dinner with President Johnson. A 35 member American Indian dance troupe from 14 tribes performs at Blair House during the two day visit before a week of U.S. touring.
Trial examiner with the Social Security Administration in Fort Worth Texas, Maner advanced to the $10 800 a year chairmanship in 1963 after being named to the commission in 1959.
Irene Ziemer and co defendants face April 13 jury trial after topless waiter and extended nude performance trends erupt in city bars. Attorneys say local ordinances differ from state law, arguing public decency standards vary by jurisdiction.
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