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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1965
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Goege L Andres will observe their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday February 7 with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
A series of church and auxiliary group meetings are scheduled for Monday February 8. The Ann Wollerman Circle meets at 7 30 p m at Mrs F J Burroughs 921 West 4th. WSCS union gathering at 2 p m in First Methodist sanctuary. American Legion Auxiliary Leslie Huddleston Unit 12 hosts 4 p m in First National Bank Community Room with Janet Pruden and Betty Schenck in charge. Ruth Class meets 7 p m at 820 East Second in the Eller home. Wesleyan Service Guild 1 meets at 209 South Pine with topic We Would See Jesus. Builders Class meets 7 30 p m at Mrs Clyde Coffee’s home. Dorcas Class meets 7 30 p m at Mrs Dorsey Huckabee’s home. WMS of First Baptist meets February 8 at 2 p m in Educational Building for Bible study taught by Dr George Balentine.
The Baker Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. Jesse Nusko Monday night February 8 at 7 30.
On Tuesday February 9 the Women of the First Presbyterian Church will hold Circle 1 in the Senior room at 10 a.m. Circle 2 and Circle 3 meet in the Fellowship Hall at 10 a.m. Circle 4 meets at Mrs. Floyd Leverett's home at 7 30 with Mrs. Joe Keesey in charge.
Parents urged to attend a Hope Tris Club gathering on Tuesday February 9 at 2 30 in Mrs Lahroy Spates home with Mrs A A Halbert as co hostess. Members should bring line mass arrangements for a shadow box.
Chapter AF P E D会 meets at 3 p.m. Tuesday February 9 at the homes of Miss Mable Eth ridge and Mrs. W Y Foster. The Deborah Sunday School Class meets at 7 30 p.m. February 9 at Mrs Claud Sutton home for its regular monthly meeting. The Hope Art Chapter meets 7 30 p.m. February 9 in the First National Bank Community Room for a film about Michael Angelo presented by Mrs Steve Carrigan.
The John Cain Chapter DAR will meet Wednesday February 17 at 12 noon in Heritage House. The guest speaker will discuss National Defense.
The Labor Department reports a 4.8 percent jobless rate, the lowest since October 1957, with January unemployment up about 500,000 though 300,000 below post-Christmas expectations. Seasonal adjustments applied. A separate accord ends a months-long rail wage dispute as three unions win a 36 cent hourly raise over three years for about 60,000 members.
The plan lists meals for each weekday at Spring Hill School. Monday offers peanut butter and pimento cheese sandwiches with lettuce wedges butter beans and date muffins. Tuesday serves beef stew hot rolls fruit salad and cookies. Wednesday features chili beans and crackers carrot sticks and peach cobbler. Thursday presents barbeque chicken cabbage carrot salad creamed potatoes and white bread with applesauce. Friday includes hamburgers potato chips pickles and onions and pineapple pudding.
Saratoga Schools announce honor roll recipients by grade. First grade includes Ronnie Arnold and others. second grade lists Wayne Pierce and peers. up to 12th grade with Carol Fontaine and Donna Sue McJunkins among honorees.
The Robins search the ground for worms by tilting heads rather than listening. They lack bifocal vision and can best see when one eye is directed downward, a behavior noted in their foraging pattern.
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara left Walter Reed Army Hospital after a six day stay for what was diagnosed as a mild form of pneumonia. He had been hospitalized last Friday for what was believed to be a cold. The article notes wage boosts retroactive to January 1, 1964 affecting four other shop unions.
A collection of reader questions and Abby’s responses on family friction, neighbor disputes, divorce inquiries, cemetery etiquette, and social nosiness. Topics include a loud talkative relative near a lake lot, rights to know a divorcee’s reasons, a mother’s cemetery remarriage, and handling intrusive questions about pregnancy. Abby provides practical guidance and notes how to request privacy or respond with tact.
Hollister Grisswell provokes Geetch Spaneler as sheriff Price Jones watches. Grisswell bets a horse against Geetch with a half mile to four hundred forty yards race and wagers 10 thousand dollars or 40 tons of hay plus Hat Creek range and Dead Soldier’s Flat buildings if he loses. The tense exchange hints at a county showdown to settle who runs things.
President Johnson keeps a restrained public stance both at home and abroad while signaling readiness for talks with Soviet leaders. White House aides say no new information will be shared, yet he plans to press Congress with sixteen messages this year on education and medical care amid a broader consensus approach.
The schedule lists stops and times for the Willisville area on February 9 and February 11. Stops include schools homes and stores such as Guernsey School Brockman Hill Michaels Grocery May Home and Texas Eastern with times from 9:00 to 3:30.
U S Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren arrived in Manila as guest of honor for the Philippines 30th constitution anniversary. He and Mrs Warren toured Malacanang Palace and will receive an honorary doctorate from the University of the Philippines. Warren will visit Corregidor Island before returning.
The text contrasts Johnson’s claim that the election was a mandate with his later appeal to unity and the consensus of the people. He frames the victory as a go-ahead for his programs while aiming to avoid controversy and proceed quietly.
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP after months of delay the Gemini program moves forward. Astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young may undertake America’s first two man space trip as early as March 23 with possible follow on missions in 1965.
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