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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1965
Page
3
The Rose Garden Club will meet 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 Friday April 2 at 7 30 p.m. in the school auditorium admission 25 and 5fc public invited.
Activities this week include Ameri can Legion Auxiliary fundraiser at Joe's City Bakery for Junior Conference delegates, a downtown rummage sale, a DAR Pioneer Washington color slide show raising funds for the American Heritage committee, and church group meetings with Lenten offerings and program notes.
The Liberty Hill HD Club meets Monday night at 7, April 5 in Mrs. Kent Light’s home. members urged to attend and bring Lenten offering. Circle 3 WSCS of First Methodist led by Mrs. Foy Hammons will meet April 5 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Steve Carrigan’s home with reminders to bring Lenten offerings.
The Garland School PTA study group meets Tuesday April 6 at 10 a.m. at Mrs. George Youngs home to discuss Social Life in the Grades. Delta Kappa Gamma Alpha Delta Chapter meets at 3 45 p.m. with Mrs. Edith Brown hosting and Mrs. Lillian Stewart co hosting. Florence Hyatt moderates a panel on The Common Market.
Mrs Raymond Jones returned home Tuesday after a week away.
Demonstrators gathered in a Negro area drawn away from bomb sites as Camden seen protests over voter registration. SCLC figures led marches directed by Rev Daniel Harrell with two attempts halted by Mayor Albritton who warned of jeopardizing a $65 million industry expected to employ 1323 people, 80 percent Negroes.
Four Americans and Viet Cong clashed near Viet An in Quang Tin Province as Air Force F100s from Da Nang intervened. Official counts report 32 U.S. dead, 104 wounded, 20 missing, amid an airborne battalion and two marine battalions facing relentless Viet Cong pursuit. Vietnamese sources claim 300 Viet Cong killed, 200 in air strikes.
Memorial admissions list several residents including Violet Christopher Prescott and Eula Dale Lee Hope as new patients. Discharges name Odie Simpson Hope Kenneth Gillums Ohio Conley Graddy Hope and others. Additional notes describe visits by Fletcher Prater Washington and families traveling between Houston Temple and Pine Bluff during the week.
Miss Glenva Hollis of Patmos announces engagement to David Taylor Barwick of Rocky Mound. Glenva is a Hope High School senior. Barwick is a junior electrical engineering student at the University of Arkansas. The June 18 wedding plans are announced. no cards will be sent.
The bulletin covers multiple regions with cloudy to partly cloudy skies and small temperature changes through Saturday. Showers and thundershowers are expected across various percentages of each area, with nightly lows ranging from the low 50s to mid 60s and Saturday highs mainly in the 70s and 80s.
A syndicated advice page features a reader confessing love for her doctor while loving her husband, with Helen advising to end the doctor relationship. Separate letters discuss redwood and eastern tree burls with causes from damage to fungi, plus a note on unreliable office lunch offers from men and guidance on dating signals.
The columnist mocks fashion faux pas and social signals. Observations touch on wedding rings, two pants suits, run in stockings, and padded underwear in department stores. The piece blends humor with reflections on gender roles and societal trends.
This Hope Star column invites readers to share family living issues and amusing experiences for Helen Bottel to respond. Send notes to Helen Bottel in care of Hope Star for publication consideration.
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