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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1957
Page
5
Calendar notes that the Chapel Choir of the First Methodist Ghiteh will meet Wednesday morning at 9 30 instead of 10. The gathering occurs August 26 at the home of Mrs. C Nunh. Each member is asked to pay the club’s membership fee of 1. Details are partially garbled but indicate church and community group meetings in Garrett.
The home of Mrs Leitia Simmons hosted a society meeting led by Mrs Grady Jalrston with hymns and a devotional by Mrs Simmmong from Romans. Mrs Otha Roberts presided over the business session electing officers. A social hour followed. The Victory 4-H club held a back ward party on August 24 with about 35 attendees and Philip Rowe won an Elgin watch in a tractor driving contest. An upcoming 4-H meeting is set for August 29 to elect officers.
Coming and going as Mr and Mrs Alvis Hazeard visit Mr and Mrs Haas zard and Mr and Mrs Cecil Des laney this week. Mr and Mrs Charles Harrell return from vacation and visit with Mrs Thorniody and Mrs Cecil Finney of Melena Oklahoma.
Hospital notes list patients admitted and discharged in Hope with names such as Luln Piggee and Branch Admitted. Discharges include Mr J W Brown and Mrs George Anderson with baby boy. Locations include Rt 1 Hope Rt 3 Hope and Saratoga.
Dear Velma is urged to share talents rather than hoard them, with guidance to teach cooking and decoration to groups like Girl Scouts and PTA. Also addressed are marital separation, a radio crush, and a cross continental love question advising rapid travel if love is true. The column preserves period tone and provides practical, non sensational counsel.
Army restricts disclosure as investigators probe alleged brutal treatment of recruits at Fort Carson. May Gen Harty FP Storko says mistreatment extent will be public after inquiry. Eight enlisted men and the trainees company commander face suspicion. three confined to quarters. Capt John Webb reassigned. Injuries labeled slight by one investigator.
In Little Rock and North Little Rock gradual school integration plans were set for next week amid a meeting led by Negro publishers. GC. H. Jones and others described aims to educate and reassure the community while a committee prepared to discuss details with the school board and police. Officials stressed good faith in the gradual program as several Negro students contemplate enrollment changes. Red leaders in Moscow headline notes Ho Chi Minh’s arrival in Moscow after a West European tour.
The bullet riddled body of J. B. Mills, a 41 year old pipefitter formerly of El Dorado Arkansas, was found in a trash dump in Baton Rouge yesterday. Coroner Chester A Williams said Mills was probably boobed with the 84 caliber pistol. Death occurred between 10 pm and 1 midnight Saturday night. Survivors include the widow of El Dorado.
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