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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1970

Page

3

Youth rally and community events fill August calendar

The August agenda includes a Hope youth rally at Winrock Farm with bus seating by noon August 19, a Hopeful Tape Club gathering August 24, and a Jett B Graves Class potluck at First United Methodist Church on August 25. Junior Auxiliary meets August 26 with an executive session at 9:30. Local residents attend conferences, visits, and family gatherings in Forrest City and nearby areas, highlighting a busy social and civic week.

Winrock Farm Hope Jett B. Graves First United Methodist Church James McLarty Leota Futrell Bill Mudgett Rob Jones Leon Prescott Arch Wylie

Bookmobile Schedule for August visits towns and routes

The schedule lists bookmobile stops from August 25 to August 27 across towns including Gilbey Rose Battlefield Loop Spring Hill McCormack Hackler Elledge Williams Townsend Patmos Bodcan Brockman Hill Sherman Ward Willisville Mitchell Shower Springs DeAnn Woodruff Barber Haughland Rogers Sweat Hoover Blevins Sweet Home Purtle East Bennett Carley Cale Waterloo Rosston with stop times 8:30 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 12:15 1:45 9:00 9:30 11:15 1:00 2:00.

Gilbey Rose Battlefield Loop Spring Hill McCormack Hackler Elledge Williams Townsend Patmos Bodcan Brockman Hill Sherman Ward Willisville Mitchell Shower Springs DeAnn Woodruff Barber Haughland Rogers Jackson Sweat Hoover Blevins Sweet Home Church Purtle East Bennett Carley Cale Waterloo Rosston

Eddie Fisher Bankrupt Amid Decline In Career

Hollywood AP Eddie Fisher once earned about 700000 annually peak. Now he filed a bankruptcy petition in Puerto Rico. Observers credit shifting repertoires and fading public interest, noting Fisher’s generosity and debts as factors while recalling RCA hits like Any Time, I’m Walking Behind You, Oh Mein Papa, and I Need You Now.

Gene Handsaker Associated Press Hollywood Eddie Fisher Puerto Rico Fisher Watchers Sinatra Andy Williams The Times Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Rca-Victor

Wedding Vows Repeated In Candlelight Unity Baptist Service

Miss Sandra Faye Sallee and Jack Travis Faulkner united in marriage at Unity Baptist Church in a candlelit ceremony. Parents, wedding music, and a reception followed as the couple plans to reside in Hope. Grandparents on both sides noted.

Unity Baptist Church Sandra Faye Sallee Jack Travis Faulkner Lawrence David Sallee Hope Berry Faulkner DeAnn Jack Brown Devonna Cowling Richard Sallee Michael Samuel Gordon Renshaw Jenny McWilliams Dallas Linda Bissette Luling Vicki Faulkner Robyn Galloway Lynda Henry Los Angeles

Helen Help Us! Youth Ask for It column summary

Helen Bottel’s advice column tackles teen woes and adult concerns. Readers share crushes, jealousy, weight loss fantasies, and sexuality, with responses guiding boundaries and practical steps. The piece also introduces church versus cathedral with definitional notes and quotes.

Three Networks Battle On Wednesday Night Police Dramas

NBC duels Hawaii Five-O with McCloud while ABC counters Burt Reynolds in Dan August. Reynolds, a Florida native, returns to TV as a homicide detective with a mix of charm and stern duty, drawing on a varied career and a ranching life.

Cynthia Lowry Hollywood NBC McCloud CBS ABC Burt Reynolds Dan August Reynolds Manhattan Hawk Florida Paul Monash Quinn Martin

Elderly Group Forum Plans White House Community Forum

An older citizen assembly met in the Douglas Building to organize a White House Community Forum. Guest speakers included John E. Hill, planning specialist from Little Rock, and Henry Ward of Rosston, a member of the Governor's Advisory Council on aging. Forum committee members elected Mrs. Eva McKinney as chairman and Mrs. Mattie L. Bazzelle as vice chairman.

Douglas Building White House John E. Hill Little Rock Henry Ward Rosston Governor's Advisory Council On Aging Eva McKinney Mattie L. Bazzelle

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