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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1965
Page
3
The Friday Music Club Chorale Group will rehearse Wednesday April 7 at 10 p.m. at Mrs. B C Hyatt's home to prepare for National Music Week. The NWMS Nazarene church group meets April 7 at 7 30 for a Japan study led by President Buck Goodwin urging attendance.
The Hope Men's Golf Association meets at Hope Country Club with a hole in one contest at 6:30 PM and a dinner at 7. Dorcas Sunday School Class of Garrett Memorial Baptist Church gathers at 7:30 PM at Mrs. Aubrey Collier Jr.'s home. Hopewell Home Demonstration Club hosts a 2 PM meeting at Mrs. R. M. Kiger's on Ross ton Road. Ladies Golf Association meets at 10 AM at the club. Blevins PTA plans a 7:30 PM program featuring a Home Ec Girls fashion show.
The Guernsey P T A will meet Thursday April 8 at 7 30 in the school auditorium Junior High students will present the History of the Flag Music students will perform patriotic pieces Pat Griffin will lead devotion Mrs Tippit will give the presidents message First and second grade mothers will host Student council members will babysit On Friday April 10 the Missionary Baptist Church Youth Fellowship meets weekly at 7 30 p m President Billy Barber invites all youths Monday April 12 the Hinton Home Demonstration Club meets at 2 p m at Patmos School relocating from Mrs Garland Smiths home
All interested adult Girl Scout workers who plan to attend “Out ing in Scouting” training in
Prescott notes two training dates in April urging Ms Fred McElroy to confirm by Monday morning April 12 so registration can reach Conifer Council. All training events require pre registration at least one week before the training date.
The Hope Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday April 5 at Mrs. E J Whitman’s home with four tables of players. The winning couples were first R L Broach and Dr George Wright, second Mrs Marie Hendrix and Mrs Harry Hawthorne, third Miss Elizabeth Bridewell and Mrs M C Broyles.
A birthday celebration was held for Mary Frances Moore on April 6 in the Fellowship Rooms of the Methodist Church. Sixteen children played games and received hats bubble gum paper blow-cuts and peppermint candy as favors. the guest of honor received many gifts. Her mother Mrs R B Moore Jr and Mrs John Gardner Jr served pink and white cake ice cream and punch.
Circle 4 WSCS of the First Methodist Church met at 2 p m on April 5 in the home of Mrs Bob Turner with co host Mrs J W Turner. Mrs Leland Warmack opened the meeting after roll call and minutes. A Lenten offering was taken and Holy Week services urged. Program by Mrs Bob Turner assisted by Mrs Steve Bader and Mrs L L Webb. Closing prayer by Mrs Turner followed by refreshments for 10 members present.
The Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club met Monday night April 5 with nine members and Miss McBride present. President Mrs. A B King led the meeting, Mrs. Huckabee led singing, and the devotional was from Psalms 1. Mrs. E H Byers gave the lesson "Work Smarter and Not Harder" with Miss McBride giving an eye opener. The May meeting will be with Mrs. Chester May.
Caminna and Going Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dew and Roge of Little Rock spent the weekend with Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Henry. Mrs. J. M. Duffie is in Huntsville Alabama visiting the Don Duffie family. Mrs. Surrey Gillam of El Dorado has been here to see her sister Mrs. Robert LaGrone and Mr. LaGrone.
Hope School and Elementary lists next week menus with daily offerings. Items include Salmon Loaf and Vienna options on Monday, Roast Beef on Wednesday, Meat Loaf and Chicken Pie later in the week, plus varied sides like slaws, beans, and desserts.
London AP report says the British government will drop the TSR2 bomber program due to spiraling costs. Chancellor James Callaghan states the move saves about 100 million dollars in the new fiscal year. development costs have reached 350 million and are rising weekly. He did not confirm plans to purchase the American F111 as a replacement.
Dear Helen recounts a mother’s well meant kindness club causing rival factions in a classroom. A nine year old’s efforts to reform Miss M lead to a feud over leadership and misinterpretation by the teacher and principal. The column invites more reader trouble stories.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne White announce the birth of a baby girl born Wednesday April 7. Discharged lists include Seth Crews, Martha White, Jannine Ellis, Ivy Mitchell, Thelma Green, Cecil Bittle, Charlie Ross, Ann Wilson, Clara James, Oscar Niemeyer, Julius Stuart, W H Foster, John Knighton, Juanita Salisbury, Wilbur Jones, Brice Thomas Jr, and others.
In Little Rock AP reports state law requires destroying old ballots. the issue centers on timing and compliance as officials weigh how ballots and not boxes should be disposed of to secure election integrity.
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson outlined Liberal plans to use all human resources to fight hardship. The 3,000 word speech in Ottawa underscored a national program aligning Canada with the US antipoverty drive.
Michael Chaplin, son of Charlie Chaplin, signed by agent Andy Wood in London to pursue singing and a screen test for Promise Her Anything. He will work without wages for a few weeks while relief money continues. his family has relied on 28 dollars weekly in aid while seeking roles and the life story offers from foreign outlets.
George H. Dunklin of Pine Bluff Ark was named vice president of the Mississippi Valley Oil Seed Processors Association at its final session in Biloxi Mississippi The Associated Press reports the move comes as local election officials debate ballot handling with the attorney general ruling on sealed ballot boxes and potential destruction actions requested by Columbia County Election Commission chair Sam W Capps of Magnolia.
The policy statement calls for a federal provincial conference to start a national medical care plan, plus welfare and job-creating measures and a Young Canadians company akin to the Peace Corps. Also noted is a separate dispatches on Laos Greece Canada and a mountaineering expedition in Yukon with Sen Robert Kennedy linked to the peak climb.
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