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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
3
The First Christian Church hosts a Fellowship Supper on Friday January 15 at 7 p.m. Missionary Mrs. Lew Davis will share firsthand information about church mission work.
County March of aaa a showspring a chili at Sto. pm. in the cartete will nar iad sing following the Nene starting at 7 in the highs auditorium, Saturday, yee 6. Adult tickets are on sale for $1 and students, 50 cents.
The County Sun day Afternoon convention will meet Sunday January 17 at 1 30 in Providence Baptist Church on Hwy 29 South Everyone is urged to attend Circle 5 of WSCS of First Methodist Church will meet January 18 at 7 30 in Mary O Martha classroom with Mrs Henry Seamans and Mrs W Rowton hostess Paterson will share the program All WM S circles of First Church meet with circles named and hosted by members
The DeAnne Lilac Garden Club will meet Tuesday January 19 at 2 00 pm in the home of Mrs J C Burke. Monty Monts will be the guest speaker. Members are asked to bring a side triangle arrangement of artificial flowers.
The Arkansas House approved a Senate version of a resolution asking Congress to amend the U S Constitution to allow one house of state legislatures to be apportioned by non population bases. The body also invited Sargent Shriver to address a joint session February 17 and adjourned for a Monday afternoon session.
A social gathering featured bare nut pie and coffee served to 12 guests. The event highlighted simple refreshments and communal hospitality in a modest setting.
The Ruth Class of the First Baptist Church met in Fellowship Hall on Tuesday night January 12. Class president Mrs. Ben Owen led the business session, with prayer by Mrs. P L Perkins and a devotional by Mrs. Reece Chambless on J joys of January. Hostesses Mrs. Leo Hartsfield Mrs. Jack Beaty and Mrs. Cecil Clark served cake and coffee to twelve members and one associate member Mrs. O F Lloyd.
Five local guests attended the inauguration of Gov Faubus with Mrs Kelly Bryant on Tuesday. They included Mrs Lloyd Spencer Mrs Er Whitman Mrs George Newbern Jr Mrs Syd McMath and Mrs Earl O Neal. They shared luncheon at the Sam Peck Hotel.
The Fred Greshams of Little Rock visited Hope this week, returning to the town that had been their former home.
President Johnson asks Congress to continue the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency led by William Foster. He highlights progress from the 1963 test ban and a Hot Line with Moscow, while outlining proposals to freeze strategic delivery vehicles, curb fissionable material, and prevent nonnuclear nations from acquiring weapons.
AP report from Saigon outlines the Viet Cong’s growing strength and the government’s shrinking footholds as 1965 begins. It notes rising main force numbers, weapon smuggling, disrupted transport, and cautious optimism that a push to shield Saigon may fail to halt the insurgency.
A reader asks where a girl should sit in a car with bucket seats. Abby advises the girl sit beside the driver. The column then shifts to a Viet Nam update noting Viet Cong pressure around Saigon, weak government units, and growing pessimism about the war. Also includes letters about weight loss efforts, a mother’s concerns about a daughter’s divorces, and unrelated personal notes.
About 300 leading monks gather at Saigon headquarters to plan a continued anti government stance while informants say they aim to halt demonstrations. In Da Nang and Quang Tri daily protests call for Premier Tran Van Huong's ouster as two student reps press on Suu. Seoul reports 2000 South Korean troops deployed to Viet Nam with deterrent power, awaiting National Assembly approval next week.
An appeal funds the purchase of Abby's book Let How To Write Letters For All Occasions. Box 69700, Los Angeles, California, is listed as the return address for donations.
A McNaught Syndicate notice informs readers that Abby will respond to all correspondence sent to Box 3365 in Beverly Hills California with a self addressed stamped envelope included for return mail.
The forecast notes cloudy conditions with colder tonight and Saturday. Lows range from the mid 20s to the teens in northern areas, with highs Saturday in the upper 20s to low 40s across regions. Northwest and Northeast Arkansas expect partly cloudy, cold conditions. other zones show varying cloudiness through Saturday.
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