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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1965
Page
3
The Rose Gandia Club will meet Friday February 5 at the home of Mrs. Harry Shiver. Guest speaker will be Mrs. R. L. Broach.
Mr and Mrs Goege L An dres celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday February 7 with an open house from 2 to 4 pm. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
Church and auxiliary groups plan February 8 meetings at multiple locations across the city. The Ann Wollerman Circle hosts at 7 30 p m in Mrs Burroughs home while WSCS at First Methodist gathers at 2 p m in the sanctuary. American Legion Auxiliary Junior unit meets at 4 p m in the First National Bank Community Room. Ruth Class plans 7 p m at Mrs Ellis home with co hostesses. Wesleyan Service Guild meets at 209 South Pine with topic We Would See Jesus. Builders Class meets 7 30 p m at Mrs Coffee home with program by Mrs Baker.
The Dorcas Sunday School Class of Garrett Memorial Baptist Church will meet in Mrs. Dorsey Huckabee's home on Monday February 8 at 7 30 p m All members urged to attend The WMS of First Baptist meets February 8 at 2 p m in the Educational Building for the Bible study of the Missionary Message of the Bible Dr George Balentine will teach
The Women of the First Presbyterian Church hold Circle meetings in senior and fellowship rooms and at homes. The Guernsey P T A meets at 7 30 p m due to a basketball tournament. Founder's Day program includes a film and devotional with a special collection. Hope Iris Club meets at 2 30 p m to prepare line mass arrangements for a shadow box.
Chapter AE PEO schedules a 3 p.m. meeting on Tuesday February 9 at the home of Miss Mable Ethridge and Mrs W Y Foster.
The John Cain Chapter DAR will hold a noon meeting on Wednesday February 17 at the Heritage House. Guest speaker will discuss National Defense and related topics.
The Golden Age Club held its February 4 meeting led by President Mrs. Georgia Dearley. Rev. Johnson offered the opening prayer and Rev. Joe Jones gave a talk. A song by Mrs. Velma Collier preceded plans for a potluck dinner and all day gathering on February 18. Mr. Whitten won the door prize. Seventeen members attended, plus one new member Mrs. Roberts and two guests Rev. Joe Jones and Rev. Johnson, with refreshments served afterward.
Mr and Mrs Ritchie Graham of Emmet announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Elizabeth to Donald Crane son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Crane of Prescott. Mary Elizabeth is a graduate of Emmet High School and Duke's Beauty School Texarkana and works at Hazel and Virginia's Beauty Shop in Hope. Donald Crane is a Prescott High School and Henderson State Teachers College graduate and employed by International Paper in Pine Bluff. The wedding is set for February 19 in Emmet.
Gardenia Garden Club met on Thursday February 4 at Mrs Paul Rawson home with Mrs Wallace Monroe in charge of the program. Mrs Herbert Dodson spoke on planting and caring for roses. Bob Turner president led business as members discussed town wide redbud tree planting project. Dessert and coffee were served to 16 members by Mrs Rawson and cohostess Mrs Frank Ward.
Hempstead County Home Agent Miss Delores McBride met with 10 Victory Home Demonstration Club members on February 3 at Mrs. Cecil Smiths home. The hostess led devotions Processing the Promised Land from Josh 24 24 and the group sang Trust and Obey. A lesson Food Becomes You sparked discussion while Dexter Alford reported on human relations. The year project is visiting shut ins and the sick. a door prize was won by Mrs Clayborne Rowe. refreshments with a Valentine theme followed. The March 3 meeting will be with Mrs Dexter Alford.
Mr and Mrs Judson Thorn ton of Jonesboro Tennessee announce the arrival of their first child February 4 The little one is named Dena Lynn Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Palmer Thornton of Dand Ridge Tenn and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Lester Kent of Hope
Abby answers letters on dating uniforms courtesy and a wedding invitation. She says wearing a uniform off duty is not essential and cautions about valuing packaging over substance. She also explains veterans medical and burial eligibility and the need for honorable discharge.
Little Linda Stokes daughter of Mr and Mrs James Stokes of Prescott former Hope resident is a Wadley Hospital Texarkana patient in Room 409 awaiting a surgery in a few days. Mrs Ed Russell of Lexington Ky visits mother Mrs Garrett Story and will leave next Wednesday. Burl Ross returns from Texarkana where hospitalized and recently had surgery. Mr and Mrs G B Hughes return from a six week western trip spending Christmas in Hemet California with G R McMorran family and other relatives. Mrs G D Warner of Victoria Texas visited over the weekend with Mrs Tom Rogers and Mrs Billy Jo Rogers of Hope.
List of admittees and dischargees including J. 8. Smith Hope and Judge Harry Lemley. of branch admissions Mary Paxton Julia Ann Weeks and others. discharges include Mrs. Thomas Huckabee Walter Miller Lillie Brown and more. Entries cover multiple names and towns Hope Patmos Stamps Antlers Oklahoma.
The Federal Reserve reports U S gold reserves at their lowest since 1939, dropping to 15.088 billion with the reserve ratio at 27.2 percent. Congress debates ending the gold reserve requirement for deposits, while De Gaulle calls for a global gold standard to curb inflation and reduce dollar and pound reliance.
Northeast Arkansas expects partly cloudy skies with highs near 60 by Saturday and lows in the mid 30s. Southwest Arkansas remains partly to cloudy with a chance of light rain in the south tonight and lows around the mid 40s. Southeast Arkansas begins with partial conditions continuing Saturday.
Mrs Dean Murphy District Deputy Grand Lecturer Order of Eastern Star Arkansas will visit Texarkana Chapter on Tuesday February 9 and will tour all District 26 groups by late March. Forecast calls for cloudy skies, a touch warmer through Saturday, with light rain chances tonight in southern areas. Lows 38 to 44. Highs Saturday 56 to 64.
Partly cloudy and warmer conditions with cloudiness and light rain in southern areas. Lows tonight mid 30s northeast to mid 40s southwest. highs Saturday mid 50s to mid 60s. Louisiana mostly cloudy with scattered light rain tonight then partly cloudy Saturday. overnight lows around 40s. highs 54 to 62.
Partly cloudy conditions prevail in the southwest while the east stays fair today. The brief forecast notes mixed clouds across the region with benign temperatures and no precipitation indicated.
Increasing cloudiness tonight with substantial overcast Saturday. Showers likely southeast by late Saturday. Warmer today with highs around 40 degrees in the east and 50 to 55 in the southwest. Overnight lows near the 30s.
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