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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1965

Page

3

PTA Meetings Set for April 14 Across Several Schools

Brookwood P T A and Garland School P T A schedule April 14 gatherings in their school auditoriums at 3 15 with executive sessions at 2 45. Brookwood features civil defense program by Bob Regan. Garland lists Tal bot Feild Jr speaker on Arkansas laws and special music by Mrs Carter Russell. Paisley PTA also meets at 3 15 with 2 45 executive session and a panel on Test and Problems.

Brookwood P.T.A Bob Regan Garland P.T.A Carter Russell Talbot Feild, Jr Arkansas Paisley Pta

Local Clubs Schedule April 15 Meetings

The Friday Music Club Choral Group will meet Thursday April 15 at 3 36 p.m. at Mrs B C Hyatt’s home. The Daffodil Garden Club gathers at 1 p.m. at Mrs Harold Brents in Oakhaven with Mrs Freddie Glaze co host. A club Flower Show will follow.

Friday Music Club B. C. Hyatt Daffodil Garden Club Harold Brents Oakhaven Freddie Glaze

Arrangements Due by 10 A.M. at Brents Home for Judging

All members are asked to have their arrangements at the Brents home by 10 a.m. for the judging.

Brents

Easter Egg Hunt for First Baptist Pupils Scheduled

An Easter Egg Hunt for pupils of the Primary Department 11 of the First Baptist Church is set for Saturday April 17 from 2 30 to 4 p m at the home of M S Bates 1510 South

First Baptist Church M. S. Bates

Local Junior American Legion Auxiliary Meets in Hope

Leslie Huddleston Unit 12 held its April meeting in the First National Bank community room. Officers led flag pledge and oath. a $3.25 Tools for Training balance was reported. Costa Rica kits and a Costa Rica program were featured. 16 members plan a May 1 trip, with $40 raised. Gayle Williams welcomed as new member.

American Legion Auxiliary Leslie Huddleston First National Bank Poleda Glanton Betty Schenck Margie Herndon Janey Seamans Cart Costa Rica Sharon Frith Martha Bader Joe Jones Hope Gayle Williams Margie ‘Arndon

Mrs Grachek Returns from Hempstead Convention Trip

Mrs. Frank Grachek of Mc Caskil returned from the national convention held in Washington DC where she represented Hempstead. Her attendance marks a notable involvement in national party affairs and community representation.

Frank Grachek McCaskil Washington, D. C Hempsttead

Rockefeller urges north Arkansas tourism drive as governor bid nears

Winthrop Rockefeller told a Harrison audience that regional cooperation can expand a vast tourist industry in north Arkansas. He outlined tourism, recreation and retirement as economic drivers, part of his 1966 gubernatorial bid. His three day swing included Yellville, Jasper, Marshall and Harrison with Eureka Springs and Bruno planned.

Harrison, Ark Winthrop Rockefeller North Arkansas Republican Party Orval E. Faubus Rockefeller Yellville Jasper Marshall Harrison Eureka Springs Bruno Marion County

Anxiety Is Answer for Perfect Man

A humorous column notes the idea that chronic anxiety may affect the man who is always punctual and reliable. The piece parallels social expectations with a light touch on psychological strain and the pressure of being the ideal worker.

San Francisco

Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List

Hospital notes show two wards with admissions and discharges. The Memorial ward lists Daisy John son and James Atkins among admitted and Alma West Oliver Moss Jannine Ellis among discharged. Branch ward adds Elvin White and Lonnie Ross among admissions and David Con way Callie Stuart and others among discharges.

Memorial Daisy Johnson Gordon James Atkins Spe Jewell Moore Hope Parlee Gleghorn Alma West Oliver Moss Jannine Ellis Branch Elvin White Lonnie Ross Versey Feilding McCaskill Marvin Atterbury Mary Davis Columbus Mart Yocum Janie Rounsavall Angelo Hollis David Conway Callie Stuart John Soneff Faye York Geraldine Stevenson Roy Collier

Civitan Talk Set at Diamond Cafe With Renwick Visit

Civitan members plan a 7 p.m. Thursday program at Diamond Cafe featuring International Vice President Jack Renwick of San Antonio Texas. Governor Raymond Greer of the Ozark District will introduce him.

Hope Civitans Diamond Cafe Civitan International Jack Renwick San Antonio Texas Raymond Greer Ozark District

Anxiety and fear in chronic sufferers outlined by psychiatrist

Dr Herman A Dickel of the University of Oregon Medical School spoke at the American Academy of General Practice meeting. He described chronic anxiety as driven individuals who overwork while bottling emotions and warned physicians to approach such patients with care and understanding.

Cally Herman A. Dickel University of Oregon Medical School American Academy of General Practice Dickel

Cotton Belt Seeks to End All Passenger Trains

A hearing on the St. Louis San Francisco Railway request to discontinue remaining passenger service is set for May in Springfield Missouri City Hall. The delay extends the discontinuance by up to four months from the planned April 19 effective date. The carrier announced the plan on March 15.

Springfield

Scientists Say Winters Worldwide Have Been Growing Colder

Scientists report a global trend of progressively colder winters since 1940. The claim notes widespread cooling across regions and suggests ongoing shifts in seasonal average temperatures.

Helen Help Us Dear Readers on Daily Dilemmas

The column presents a series of reader questions about everyday worries and social norms. Topics include commuting anxiety on busy roads, hosting baby showers for multiple children, kissing hands, slang like coposetic, and recommending parenting books. The tone is advisory with brief author responses.

Hand Kissing For Americans Dear Helen

Dear Helen explores social norms around affection in public for Americans. The column considers etiquette, family views, and evolving attitudes toward hand kissing and other greetings in public life. It weighs tradition against modern behavior.

Helen

Purity Drive Bans Twists and Strips in Saigon Venues

A government crackdown in Saigon bans twist dances and striptease in public entertainment venues. Dancers may still wear bikinis and perform dances but cannot strip, under the new restrictions announced today.

Saigon South Viet Nam

Two Rural Arkansas Schools Ordered Not Closed by Board

Pulaski County School Board rejected Superintendent Dunn’s plan to close two Negro schools in the south part of the county and place their pupils in white schools. The Alexander and Mt. Zion schools would have fed into Mabelvale and David O. Dodd Elementary Schools, affecting 73 pupils, including 12 from Bryant School District. The vote leaves desegregation policy unsettled as district officials face compliance deadlines.

Little Rock Pulaski County E. F. Dunn Dunn Alexander Mt. Zion Mabelvale David O. Dodd Bryant

County Desegregation Plan Faces Federal Funding Risk

Government recommends ending a 45 student transfer to all Negro schools in Little Rock District. Students would move to Mabelvale High and Cloverdale Junior High if halted. Desegregation existed at Jacksonville Fuller and Dodd Schools under a freedom of choice plan. Federal officials warned funding could be cut if Alexander and Mt Zion schools close.

Little Rock Mabelvale Cloverdale Jacksonville Fuller David O. Dodd

Witness recalls robber's nerve at Louisville liquor holdup

In Louisville, a liquor store holdup on Tuesday night ended with the robber leaving with $150 after declaring he was too nervous to continue. Mary Deeb, the owner, described the incident and the outcome.

Louisville Mary Deeb

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