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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1965
Page
2
The Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2 will meet Monday February 15 at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs Robert O Neal 317 N Washington.
Founders Day will be observed by grade schools and Hope Junior-Senior High in a joint meeting at the Junior High auditorium on Wednesday February 17 at 3 15 p m Mrs Jewel Moore Jr will give a short message on the meaning of Founders Day Brookwood will lead the program featuring the Youth Choir of the First Baptist Church After the meeting refreshments will be served.
The Circe 5 WSCS of the First Methodist Church will meet Monday night February 15 at 7 30 in the home of Mrs. Fred Glanton. Mrs. Calvin and Mrs. Kinard Young lead the program and all members are urged to attend.
The Brookwood PTA Study Group meets at Mrs. Jewell Moore's home to discuss Parents Responsibility to Children led by Mrs. Bill Routon. The American Legion Auxiliary meets at Mrs. E. S. Franklin's home with co host Mrs. Gentry and guest speaker Dean Murphy on Americanism. PTA presidents and reps plan a Hempstead County County Council of PTAs at 1 30 p m in the First National Bank Community Room due to weather.
The Millwood Shrine Club holds its regular monthly dinner on Tuesday February 16 at 6 30 PM in the private dining room of the Town and Country restaurant. The Hempstead County Medical Society Auxiliary meets at 10 AM Tuesday February 16 in the Chamber of Commerce building.
The John Cain Chapter DAR meets Wednesday February 17 at 12 noon in Heritage House. Guest speaker George Frazier addresses national defense topics.
The New York AP report notes the economy ending its fourth year of growth with strong industrial production and rising prosperity. It cites temporary dips tied to labor disputes in shipping and steel, cautioning expansion hinges on quick resolution of strikes.
The schedule lists stops for February 16 and 17 with times at Laneburg School Manns Grocery Heading Home Rosston Cale School Edwards Home Patmos School Patmos Community DeAnn Barber Home Rhodes Home Young Home Sweat Home Woodruff Home Blevins Hix Lee Grocery Justice Home and other locations, outlining service routes.
Mrs Clara Wade died Friday in a local hospital after prolonged illness. She was the wife of the late Dr O J Wade a prominent Arkansas Baptist minister who served at Beech Street Baptist Texarkana Emanuel Baptist Little Rock and in El Dorado and El Paso Texas. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Jess Davis Hope and Mrs Madge Clayton Conway. Services are tentatively set for 2 p m Saturday at Oakcrest Funeral Chapel with Dr George Balentine officiating. Graveside services will be held at Magnolia. Active pallbearers are Paul H Jones Manuel Hamm Jack Lowe L F Slatton Donald Moore Henry Haynes. Honorary pallbearers include Jimmy Jones A H Washburn James Moore Chester Munn Thomas Wilson Conway C Hamilton Moses Thomas Hays Charles Wilson Corbin L Cross A S Garrett Ray Turner and Ed Aslin.
Settlements with unions and steel firms may avert a strike and cool steel inventories excess. Optimism grows as December production carries into February, with stronger retail sales and solid consumer income and savings supporting a favorable outlook for employment in January.
The Communications Workers of America and Southwestern Bell reach a wage deal in Arkansas with weekly boosts of 2 to 5 dollars for about 2,500 union workers. Seven of 11 Old South states plan to sign school desegregation statements under the Civil Rights Act, aiding continued federal aid. Martin K. Eby Construction submits the apparent low bid of 18.5 million for Lock and Dam No. 5 on the Arkansas River. Consolidated Freightways to acquire Southern Plaza Express Inc., a Tennessee, Arkansas, and surrounding states motor carrier.
Batesville Arkansas three local firms posted the low bid of 3.115 percent on $60,000 in municipal bonds sold at public auction. The city council approved spending $11,900 to buy pumper and tank facilities for the fire department with the remainder for a new fire station. A new truck will be purchased later. Hot Springs Arkansas Oaklawn Park manager J Sweeney Grant said opening day may exceed 17 000 with favorable weather. Last year 16 959 set a track record. The nine race card Saturday will feature the $10 000 Inaugural Handicap for 3 year olds and up.
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on a humorous rental wife idea and a humane society for husbands. She dismisses the notion as old and impractical and advises addressing a lazy spouse with care. A 12-year-old asks about sex education, and Abby urges parents to provide accurate guidance before curiosity peaks.
The page shows an IRS table based on Arkansas 3 percent general sales tax with a 2 percent border city deduction guidance. It notes the table may be used on Form 1040 for sales tax deductions and that automobile purchases and gasoline taxes of 6 14 cents per gallon are not included and must be itemized.
Sheriff Jones tracks a shooting at a ranch near Spangler's Hat Creek range where Grisswell is grazed. Cathie fears for her father as Jones interrogates locals, studies tracks, and plans to stay in the bunkhouse while unraveling who fired from the hill above the pens.
Cathie leads Jones to the corral where a bred mare in foal to Jubal Jo lies dead. She explains a bullet meant for Daddy killed the mare and hints at danger surrounding Eldon. Jones notes the dead horse but struggles to glean more from the scene.
New York AP report notes CBS television's What's My Line? marks 15 years on air. Host John Daly and panelists Dorothy Kilgallen Arlene Francis and Bennett Cerf have long tenure, with original chairs filled by Kilgallen Francis and Cerf joined after about 15 months.
The panel show continues to thrive with spontaneity and a lively cast. Daly, Kilgallen, Arlene Francis, Bennett Cerf, and John Daly discuss why the guessing game endures, praising each other and the format. Nielsen ratings indicate its ongoing popularity.
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