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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1965
Page
2
Calendar notes a pot luck and dance at Hope Country Club on Saturday April 24 at 7 o'clock. All friends are invited to attend and parties are encouraged to bring dishes.
Tuesday April 27 at 7 p.m. the Jett B Graves Sunday School Class of First Methodist Church hosts a pot luck meal at the church. Chapter AE PEO meets at 3 p.m. in Mrs Henry Haynes home with co host Mrs Gus Haynes. Cub Pack 92 meets 7 30 p.m. April 26 at Brookwood School auditorium. parents and boys urged to attend.
The Hope Council of Garden Clubs will present a Flower Show School at First Methodist Church starting 8:30 a.m. Tuesday April 27 and continuing Wednesday and Thursday April 28 and 29. All interested people are welcome. this is the first of five such schools.
The Hope Junior Auxiliary will gather in the Community Room of the First National Bank at 10 a.m. on Wednesday April 28 with an executive meeting at 9 30 a.m. Circle 5 of WSCS at First Methodist Church met April 19 in Mrs J Franks home with Mrs Katherine Jones as co host. program and pledge were led by Mrs Calvin Smith.
Mrs RE N Mouser returns from Ft. Smith after Easter with Buford Poe family. Troy Menees of La Grange Illinois visits Roger Hruby family. Dr Dan Christman and family from Tulsa spent Easter with Mrs H O Greene. Mrs Lee Christman and sons Harry and Paul of Star City join Easter with Mrs H O Greene.
AP News Analyst James Marlow notes Congress is poised to pass three overdue measures health care for the aged a disability provision and protection of Negro voting rights amid long standing constitutional gaps dating to 1789 with concerns over presidential incapacity and succession.
Shy readers gain self confidence through reading, grooming, etiquette, and public speaking. Mrs P recalls overcoming timidity via social involvement, study, and humor in marriage. Army recreation offers free post dances and clubs nationwide. HM F notes youth programs and staff roles at Fourth U.S. Army.
A reader identifies as part of the Army Recreation Program apologizes to young under twenty one soldiers in a military town for limited entertainments beyond dances at bars and promises further efforts to provide activities.
CBS star Carl Reiner ends Celebrity Game with a telltale line not yet on the cue card. He says viewers will tune in next week to see which stars have not yet appeared. Reiner views the program as a public service show for Thursday night TV fans not watching Peyton Place.
Dubuque fights to stave off rising waters as Mississippi floodwaters carve a half mile swath and threaten 26 foot crest. La Crosse endures two more days of record levels, Gov Knowles reacts. Iowa Gov Hughes weighs legal steps to evict about 1000 residents near South Davenport.
Stephen Ransome portrays a nation slow to adopt broad social reforms in health, voting rights, and unemployment insurance, contrasting Britain and Germany with the United States. The narrative follows a tense domestic investigation culminating in a verdict reached through pressure and truth.
A Springdale dachshund sparking curiosity, flooded towns from Wisconsin to Illinois, and ongoing Civil Defense warnings frame a regional year in flood notables. Twin nursing students Ned and Dan Wilford study at Washington University. Memphis Belle legacy to fly again with Mary Driver christening a Blytheville B52 on Armed Forces Day.
The Arkansas Antique Car Club plans a May 11 race from Harrisburg Corners near Marked Tree to Searcy about 100 miles. Grand prize is $1,000. Competitor W. C. Thorne, 63, of Wood’s Chapel, drives a souped-up Ford T Model aiming for up to 60 mph though unsure of engine endurance.
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