Hope Community Theatre Meeting Postponed to Feb 10
The Hope Community Theatre will meet Wednesday February 10 at 7 30 p.m. in the home of Mr and Mrs Chris Petre 300 E 13th St All members are urged to attend the meeting originally set for last week.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1965
Page
3
The Hope Community Theatre will meet Wednesday February 10 at 7 30 p.m. in the home of Mr and Mrs Chris Petre 300 E 13th St All members are urged to attend the meeting originally set for last week.
Multiple groups in Hempstead County plan meetings on Thursday February 11. PTA presidents gather in the First National Bank Community Room at 1 30 p m to organize a County Council of PTAs. Each group across town holds its own activities and speaker events throughout the day.
The John Cain Chapter DAR schedules a gathering on Wednesday February 17 at 12 noon in the Heritage venue. Attendees will discuss chapter business and upcoming patriotic activities.
The Wesley Club and Wesley Choir met Monday afternoon after school with 21 members. Mrs. James McLarty directed choir practice, assisted by Mrs. E.R. Brown. Members made Pauk Pauk Mow and enjoyed refreshments. Kathleen Broach reviewed the sixth chapter of The Boy Who Couldn't Talk.
The Weslayan Service Guild 1 met with Mrs. Robert Moore Jr and co-hostess Mrs. E R Brown. Devotional by Mrs B C Hyatt from Proverbs 31 on Women in the Scriptures. Members presented program themes and nominations committee named. Fourteen members attended with cherry tarts coffee and salted nuts served.
The Class meets at Mrs Clyde Coffee home with Mrs Ferrell Baker as co host. Mrs Armon Ayers leads with a poem and presides over business. Devotional by Mrs Frances Reynerson on Love. Social hour follows with desserts for 13 members and 2 visitors Mrs George Balentine and Mrs Jerry White.
Revival begins Wednesday night at 7 30 at 322 N Main through February 21 with evangelist Rev Jo Neely of Midland Texas and Pastor Rev Willhite announcing daily Bible study at 9 and radio broadcast on KXAR at 2 45 pm The event features teen night on Saturday and broad-based camp meeting appeal.
Mr and Mrs Thomas E Hays Jr announce the birth of their second son on Tuesday February 9 weighing seven pounds Daniel Fite is named for family grandparents Mrs and Mrs Thomas E Hays of Hope and Mr and Mrs Julian Fite of Muskogee Oklahoma
Mr. and Mrs. Hallar McCorkle and their sons visited Quanah Texas for the weekend. W A Mudgett traveled to Little Rock to see Mrs. Mudgett at St Vincent Infirmary and to visit Herbert and Mrs. Arnold in Benton. Mrs. Y C Coleman and Joe McCorkle went to Magnolia to see Hunter and Mrs McCorkle. Wilma Coleman from Irving spent the weekend with the Colemans and relatives. The notice ends with a fragment about Saturday February 20 and Ron Black.
The column features a married woman who pursued a romance with her boss and now lives with him, asking if the boss’s wife should grant a divorce so they can adopt three children. Abby counters that the boss remains married to his wife and advises against the arrangement. The page also covers a Baltimore salesclerk complaint and Cub Scout den mother guidance.
In Arkansas the House approved the municipal turnback bill 62 23 despite Van Dalsem leading opposition. The measure lifts cities’ highway revenue turnback by 2.2 million dollars annually and aims to ease pressure on Gov Faubus amid a pending 150 million bond vote. The bill now awaits Senate action, with timing seen as leverage for bond and tax negotiations.
A vivid roll call of anecdotes and political notes from Hal Boyle spans odd tasks, legislative moves, and social scenes. It references a welfare grant increase, Arkansas Industrial Development Commission expansion, liquor and fuel tax bills, and whimsical memories from meetings with notable figures.
Twenty cities across four population divisions were named finalists in the 15th Arkansas Community Development Contest. Records of civic improvement were submitted by 58 communities with the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce among sponsors. Finalists include Sparkman Gravette Cotter Lake City Arkansas City Star City Prescott De Queen Mountain Home Eureka Springs Stuttgart Batesville Newport Osceola Bentonville Fort Smith Jonesboro Blytheville El Dorado Helena West Helena.
The Wood Quartet of Memphis will be the featured guests and people from all churches are invited to attend this interfaith meeting.
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