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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1965
Page
3
Community clubs and church groups announce meetings for Monday and Tuesday April 12 and 13. Hinton Home Demonstration Club shifts to Patmos School at 2 pm Monday. Auxiliary, WSCS circles, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian groups list times and hostesses. A Patmos Singing Convention planning session also set for 7:30 pm Tuesday.
Chapter AE PEO will gather at 3 p.m. Tuesday April 13 at the home of Mrs Frank McLarty with co host Mrs Ferrell Baker assisting. The Hope Iris Club will meet.
Brookwood P T A and Garland School P T A hold meetings on Wednesday April 14 at 3 15 PM in school auditoriums with executive sessions at 2 45 PM. Bob Regan leads civil defense program and Talbot Feild Jr speaks on Legislation and Arkansas Laws. Mrs Carter Russell provides special music and baby sitter is provided.
The Friday Music Club Choral Group will meet Thursday April 15 at 3 30 p.m. for a rehearsal at the home of Mrs B C Hyatt.
The Victory HD Meet at Mrs Robert Cash’s home on April 7 included 9 members and 3 visitors Mrs Elmer Hatch of Texarkana Mrs Robert Glass and Home Agent Miss Delores McBride. They opened with a song The Church in the Wildwood followed by Bible reading and Lord's Prayer. The roll call prompt What I do With Most of My Time was answered. Miss McBride gave Eye Opener on Making Introductions. President Mrs Cecil Smith received a Human Relations report from Mrs Eurie Calhoun. Poison Prevention by Mrs Jack Leader and an Easter poem From Death to Life were read by Mrs Sumpter the vice-president. In the absence of the Home Management leader Miss McBride presented the lesson.
Mrs Clayborne Rowe won the Thrift Prize amid a gathering that served snacks and drinks to 12 attendees. the May meeting is slated with Mrs Eurie Calhoun.
Mrs. Bobby Osburn entertained a local club with a salad luncheon and bridge on Thursday April 8. Two guests joined the members Mrs James Spring and Mrs Freddie Glaze. High score honored to Mrs Chris Petre and second high to Mrs Jerry Owen. Dessert followed in mid afternoon.
Hospital entries list multiple patients admitted at Hope including Cleo Ogden Raymond Pedron Urbin James and John F Robinson with several others. Discharges include Mrs R C Wardlow Ruth Lumpkin Jo Fincher Rev James Montgomery and David Relick among Hope entries. A second branch notes admissions Elvin White Lonnie Ross Versey Fielding Marvin Atterbury with discharges David Conley Alice Stuart and Arch Stone in Texarkana.
The State Health Department will station sentinel flocks across New Mexico to guard against encephalitis, the sleeping sickness blamed for 32 deaths in Houston last year. Insect control specialist John W. Doll notes the disease shows up in fowl before humans and the flocks will be placed mainly where mosquito infestations are high.
MEMPHIS Arkansans Rev. Edward B. Hollenbeck pastor of Dermott Methodist Church Dermott Ark and Grace Capshaw of McCrory will be honored Tuesday by the Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge Pa. They join a ceremony recognizing public service and civic achievement.
Seeks Title of Miss Hope Ark will receive the foundation's George Washington honor medal and the National Education Program in Searcy Arkansas. Dr George S Benson of Harding College in Searcy will receive an honor certificate award.
An American Bar Association feature explains how a manager’s private warning about a sister’s alleged theft was deemed privileged and not defamatory. It contrasts cases of private but unprivileged gossip and shows the limits of qualified privilege when the speaker lacks a legitimate duty or interest.
Mrs. Helen Crisp of Waldo discovered an eight carat flawless diamond at the Arkansas Diamond Mine in Murfreesboro. Roscoe Johnston, mine operator, valued the stone at about 4000 dollars and said it would be cut and presented to Mrs. Crisp. The mine, a tourist attraction, charges visitors 1.50 to hunt for diamonds. finds are kept.
Crane Co plant in Jonesboro Arkansas reports more striking workers returning to work with no official headcount. About 200 Steelworkers Union members who walked out last Wednesday remain away. The company suspended five leaders and warned others to return or face replacement. Officials call the walkout a wildcat strike over contract interpretation.
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