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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1966
Page
3
The Dotcas Jay School Class of the Garrett Memorial Day will meet at 10 am at the Hope Ladies Guild Hall. Minor readable details indicate a community gathering with tentative timing and venue.
A breezy feature on Valentine style from Jonathan Logan dress lines notes chic winter outfits under $20 and gift wrapping. The rest lists local club meetings at Hope area schools and churches on February 10 to 16, plus a Hollis family reunion and garden- party receptions after a ground breaking.
A reader asks about a teenage pregnancy and shotgun wedding while others share personal distress and thanks. The column presents advice on marriages and separations, urging support and reflection in family life.
James W. Erwin, 96, longtime Hope resident, died Tuesday in a local nursing home. He belonged to the Church of Christ. Survived by two daughters Ava Goynes of Denver and W E Buller of Hope, five sons Howard Paul Erwin of Little Rock, Leo of Sulphur Springs, Tex, Dick, and Winston Erwin of Hope. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Shover Springs Baptist Church officiated by M H Peebles and J W McAdams. Burial in Shover Springs Cemetery by Herndon Cornelius.
New York reports the late Bata Rubinstein has an apartment at 625 Park Avenue in Manhattan listed for rent. The two room unit commands a rent of $50,000, noted as among the city’s most lavish in the era. Rubinstein died last April at age 94.
The state plans to support young skiers to attend Vermont schools and represent them in national and international ski events. The effort aims to foster talent among youth and raise Vermont's presence in competitive skiing.
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