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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1965
Page
3
Local announcements list a fire survivor’s prayer shower for Leon Willis in McCaskill and Friendship areas, church meetings at First Baptist and Methodist churches, golf and garden club activities, a Shreveport wedding reception for a Flaherty couple, and 4 H club and bridal shower notices with attendee names and venues.
The Hope Junior Auxiliary will gather Wednesday in the Community Room of the First National Bank starting at 10 a.m. An executive meeting precedes at 9:30 a.m. It outlines the date time and location for the group’s meeting.
Announcement states Miss Leona Mable Brausell daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Franklin Brausell of St Smith wed Mr Harry Glendon Keith son of Mrs Leona Jones Keith formerly of Hope now in Shreveport. Ceremony performed as a double ring rite by Rev W E Spencer in a home setting.
The reception featured six white tapers, punch bowls, and cake at each table end. About 35 guests attended including out of town guest Mrs J B Henry of Texarkana, sister of the bride elect. Miss Ball received many useful and lovely gifts.
Richard Keyton urges more amateur fiddle players at a Friday Music Club meeting in Hope. Ruth Ann Wylie and Lance Jones showcased solos and duets as part of a program to promote pleasure in music and a new Sunday 3 PM program hour on KXAR. Plans for Music Week and a Festival of the Arts were announced. The Centerville Home Demonstration Club welcomed Mrs. H. D. Ward and featured lessons on time use and introductions.
The page lists a multi-stop bookmobile route with times from 9:00 to 3:30 across Patmos, Hope, and nearby towns, followed by long discharges and admissions for area residents. It also reports births in the area and names individuals connected to the Hope community, including families and staff.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Loy Hicks of Austin announce the engagement of their daughter Duffie Lee to Kenneth Wayne Gibson son of Mr and Mrs T R Gibson of Patmos The couple plan a June 3 wedding at 8 pm at Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church near Cabot Arkansas Hicks attends Arkansas State College Beebe Branch and is a Phi Theta Kappa member Gibson a Hope High School graduate works for Hawkins Container Company in Little Rock The engagement invites friends and relatives to the upcoming ceremony.
In Phnom Penh a violent anti American act sees a U S flag torn from its staff and trampled on the ground prompting diplomatic protest and calls for calm as officials seek to restore order and condemn the incident.
Spring Hill School presents the upcoming menu lineup for next week starting Monday with Pimento Cheese. Additional meals and daily options are to be announced by the school.
Several thousand protesters gathered outside the U S Embassy chanting anti American slogans and throwing tomatoes and rocks. Windows were smashed and a demonstrator climbed to a second story balcony ripping the flag from the staff and trampling it as the crowd cheered.
Hope schools plan a weekly menu with daily meals. The schedule lists Monday through Friday options including chicken and noodles, meat loaf, turkey and dressing, tamale pie, tuna croquettes, hot dogs, spaghetti, vegetable soup and various sides with milk and desserts.
Mr and Mrs Harry Shiver returned home after an Easter visit in Kingsport Tennessee with Mr and Mrs Ronnie Nations Mary and Jay. Mr and Mrs Winston Monts visited Nexing Monts and Brooke in Houston. Mr and Mrs Jim Robertson were called to the bedside of Miss Ida Sorrells in Dallas. Mr and Mrs Earl Overstreet of Bald Knob spent the weekend with sister Mrs Calvin Smith and family.
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