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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1965
Page
3
The Garland School PTA study group will meet Tuesday April 6 at 10 a.m. in Mrs. George Young's 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.
The Friday Music Club Choral Group meets at Mrs. B C Hyatt's home on Wednesday April 7 at 10 p m to rehearse for National Music Week.
The Hope Men's Golf Association, Dorcas Sunday School Class, Hopewell Home Demonstration Club, Ladies Golf Association and Blevins PTA all plan meetings on Thursday April 8. Activities include a hole in one contest dinner and film, home visits, a tile show and a sack lunch reminder. Friday April 10 sees a Missionary Baptist Youth Fellowship with officers elected and weekly meetings set for 7 30 p.m.
The Guernsey Student Council met on Thursday April 1 called to order by the president. The secretary read the minutes and members discussed a new project to purchase a clock and a two burner hot plate stove for the Guernsey bookstore.
The Hawkins week runs from the 12th to the 16th with Western Day on Monday and Dress-up Day on Thursday. Council has yet to decide events for Tuesday and Wednesday. Linda Walden and Davie Rosenbaum will attend an El Dorado convention representing Guernsey School, from April 22 through Saturday evening. Reporter Diane Rosenbaum.
Rose Garden Club held a business session on April 12 at the Lehman home. Officers elected include President J. S. Gibson and vice presidents Purtle ONeal Lehman Stone. Club plans rose arrangements for the Festival of Arts in May and notes junior activities and a State Federation report.
Clyde Davis presented colored slides of Washington restoration at the Town and Country restaurant for the John Cain Chapter DAR and guests on April 4. Mrs Richards Howard provided commentary as part of the Diamond Jubilee Project with about 75 attendees enjoying coffee and snacks. White stocks and blue irises highlighted the chapter colors, and Mine Creek Chapter Nashville joined Washington Fulton Hope members. Hostesses were Mrs Dick Watkins Miss Mamie Tewell Mrs Joe Keesey and Mrs Ray Turner.
Mrs Bruce Gottwald and sons Bruce Jr Mark Hays and Thomas Edward returned to Richmond after visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas E Hays The Thomas E Hays Jr family and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Spencer Also Mr and Mrs O L Hughes Conway Miss Pearl Hughes and Miss Dorothy Speed Texarkana spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs E H Stewart
A Waterloos drainage plan in Jefferson County received technical assistance approval from the Soil Conservation Service. The 41,000 acre district lies between the Arkansas River and Sherrill and Tucker, extending to the Free Bridge and the Pulaski County line. State conservationist William B. Davey cited drainage and flooding as key economic factors, noting farm median income of $1,400 yearly.
Ray C. Bliss, 57, takes over as chairman of the Republican National Committee succeeding Dean Burch. Bliss vows a broad, unifying overhaul to restore voter confidence, aiming to fuse Goldwaterites with anti Goldwater Republicans. He will earn 40000 dollars annually and focuses on getting Republicans to the polls.
A 13 year old girl writes about same sex attraction amid teasing and fear of being abnormal. Helen Help Us reassures normalcy, advises discussing with nurse or counselor, and notes many teens share these fears.
Ed win T Parker 67 former mayor of Harrison died Monday night during a City Council meeting. Dr W H Breit said Parker died of a heart attack. Parker led Harrison as mayor in the 1940s and was elected to the council last November taking office January 1. He also served as an auditor for two railroad companies in the 1920s.
The Senate rejected a proposal to grant 3 to 12 months for taxpayers to pay underwithheld taxes without penalties. IRS offers hardship schedules with 6 percent interest. Sen. Tower urged interest-free deferred payments, but the amendment failed 37 to 29 with party lines along votes.
A reader asks about dating rules and whether going steady is wise for teens. The columnist agrees that it can be sensible if handled cautiously, noting potential hurt if relationships end abruptly, and suggests sensible teens may pursue it while warning against assuming it guarantees trouble.
A New York AP column lists curious facts from mail quotes and trivia. It notes midgets occur in about one in a million births and compares beards in war and peace. It cites cycles of camping in America, traffic costs, and DoD budget scales.
Washington AP report shows Democrats John L. McClellan and J. W. Fulbright voting yes on a 56 to 14 Senate roll call to back an acreage poundage control program for flue-cured tobacco. The bill moves to the House and would set controls for the 1965 67 crop periods.
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