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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1968
Page
3
A dense schedule lists Redland RCI events, potluck games, church services, and senior citizen activities from August 17 to 20. It notes visits by Dr Maynard M Miller, missionary drives, plus August 15 bingo and September 1 meetings. Also includes brief society items on church circles, meetings, and a presidential campaign note.
A reader crowd tackles teenage woes with Helen Bottel’s advice in the Hope Star column. Questions cover marital drift, a stubborn washing machine, and workplace gifts, while a Newport Beach man unveils a secretive 40 foot sailing saucer project named Top Secret.
A simple skimmer fitted at the bodice swings to an A shape with stitched trim. The front panel features bows and binding. The Fashion Go-ordinator offers accessory color and fabric combos. Pattern b-95 with Photo-Guide available in sizes 10 to 18 bust 31 to 38. Send $1 plus 25 cents handling to Young Originals, P.O. Box 4384 Midtown Station New York NY 10018.
Mr and Mrs William Thomas Barber of near McCaskill host an open house on Sunday August 25 from 2 to 6 p m to mark their 50th wedding anniversary Their eight children live in Hope Fort Hood Arkadelphia Nashville McCaskill Irving and Girard Texas with 27 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren Guests are invited to call at the home three miles east of McCaskill off Highway 24.
Hollywood dispatch notes the pressures and turnarounds of TV production as It Takes a Thief boosts NBCs lineup. Robert Wagner reflects on midseason success and the shift toward writer and actor involvement. Producer Leslie Stevens spots a Miami model for a small role on The Name of the Game set. Judy Jordan previously a Gleason Glen Girl is highlighted. Great Salt Lake is cited for its high salinity.
Miss Barbara Giles McGovern marries Albert Grow Walsenberger at 8 PM in Manhattan Presbyterian Church El Paso Texas Rev John Justus unites the daughter of Hugh James McGovern and the late Barbara Bagsett McGovern with Judge Royce Walsenberger of Honolulu attire includes Candelite gown with lace and peau de soie train altar garlands pink mums roses and white cloth lining the aisle music by Mrs J W Montgomery organist and Freeman Harris singing Because and the Lord's Prayer candles lit by Charles Hammond and Hal Daugherty
Elizabeth Hare and Royce Weisenberger Jr. wed with a pink crepe theme at a Dallas ceremony. Attendants wore pink floor length gowns. bouquets featured butterfly and sweetheart roses. Best man Royce Weisenberger III and ushers included Holm, Keller, and Searls. Bride leaves for Jamaica in white linen. couple to reside at Wiltarsburg Manor, Dallas. Both graduates of Texas Christian University. he attends SMU Law. Guests from Little Rock, Houston, Fort Worth attended.
The schedule lists bookmobile routes for Aug 19 and Aug 20 with times and locations including Experiment Station Meroy Home Emmet Community Emmet School Bluff City Hilderbrand Grocery Pleasant Hill Loop Rocky Mound Columbus Boyea Homa Osu Gen Oakhaven Luck Ranch McKeen Home Washington Ozan Tollett Home Bob's Grocery Castleberry Home and other stops. A jumble of extraneous quotes follows unrelated remarks.
Mary Fegan, who was given six months to live by a Nebraska doctor, died at 106 in La Jolla California. She moved to California in 1893 and recovered her health after a covered wage, later living there until her death. Graveside services were held in San Diego.
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