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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1965
Page
2
The Hempstead County March of Dimes sponsors a chili supper from 5 to 7 pm in the school cafeteria. Quartets will sing after the meal at 7 in the high school auditorium. Saturday January 16. Adult tickets are $1 and student tickets 50 cents.
The Hempstead County Sun invites all to attend a Sunday afternoon singing at 1 30 PM on January 17 in the Providence Baptist Church on Highway 29 South. Everyone is urged to attend.
Circle 5 of the WSCS will meet Monday January 18 at 7 30 in the Mary Martha classroom with Mrs Henry Seamans and Mrs William Reinhardt hosting. Mrs Hershell Paterson will lead the program and all members are urged to attend.
The DeAnn Lilac Garden Club meets Tuesday January 19 at 2 00 PM in Mrs J C Burke home Monty Monts will speak Members should bring a side triangle arrangement of artificial flowers The American Legion Auxiliary meets Tuesday January 19 at 730 PM in Mrs Frank King home with Mrs Homer Beverley co hoste ss Mrs C M Agee leads program Legislative.
The Brookwood PTA announces a study group meeting on Wednesday January 20 at 10 a.m. hosted at the home of Mrs. Phinis Herring. The topic Parents Responsibility To Their Children will be led by chairman Mrs. Bill Routon.
The Paisley PTA met in the school auditorium with Mrs. Lawrence Easterling presiding. Mrs. Corthin Camp presented the March of Dimes program and showed the 1945 film Stranger to the World. Minutes by Mrs. Bob Wilhite. devotion by Mrs. Curtis Atkins. prayer by the president. Treasurer’s report by Mrs. Joan Pierce. Room count won by Mrs. Paul Jones’ 2nd grade.
The notice lists a three day bookmobile route for January with stops at Guernsey School McNab Home Marcum Home Fry Home Bodcaw School Brockman Hill Michaels Grocery May Home Falcon Texas Eastern Shower Springs Laneburg School Mann's Grocery Heading Home Rosston along with precise start times from 9:00 to 3:30 each day.
Conway AP reports Thomas Wilson, a 41 year old bricklayer from Greenbrier, plans to fight compulsory attendance in court after Monday. He refuses public schooling for six of seven children, home schools them, citing constitutional concerns and claims schools fail to prepare kids for adult life.
In the new session Democrats and Republicans largely kept leadership as Johnson era results linger. House Republicans kept Charles Halleck out, replacing with Gerald Ford and Melvin Laird. Senate kept Dirksen. Mansfield re-elected as Democratic leader with contest for deputy.
The menu for next week at Spring Hill School lists daily meals. Monday features baked chicken with creamed potatoes and English peas. Tuesday offers beans with macaroni and cheese. Wednesday serves meat loaf with field peas. Thursday provides barbecue lunch meat with pimento cheese sandwich. Friday ends with hamburgers and potato chips.
Jefferson County Sheriff Harold Norton was elected president of the Arkansas Sheriffs Association as the group concluded its annual convention in Little Rock. Elected vice presidents were announced.
A reader asks if a preacher should attend social events without his wife. Abby notes clergy and respect for spouses, then responds to letters about returning to school, encouraging lifelong learning and quelling feelings of inadequacy. Another letter argues about cat controversy and neighborly kindness.
Grover Linebaker of Camden, Herman D. McCormick of Danville and Duffie Searcy of Hot Springs are identified as individuals connected to the report.
High school meals list includes Monday ham with potatoes and cheese and apricot upside down cake. Tuesday features beef and dressing with gravy and fruit jello. Wednesday serves hamburger on bun with applesauce cake. Thursday offers barbecued chicken with mashed potatoes and sugar cookies. Friday is no school. Elementary menus include baked beans with frankfurter rings and cornbread butter on Monday and meat loaf with peas and carrots on Tuesday, plus further items such as macaroni and cheese and cabbage slaw through the week.
A freight train struck a bus at a railway crossing near Mexico City, killing two women and injuring 24 others. The bus was dragged over 200 yards before stopping.
Pierre the gray seal has become a mother at the Coney Island Aquarium and will be renamed Michele after staff realized Pierre was a female. The 35 pound newborn needs a name with a tankman joking “Oops” as a suggestion.
A column fragment rails at discussing politics in a neighborly note while citing PROVERBS 26 17. It promotes Abby’s letter-writing guide and solicits mail for Abby’s booklet from Los Angeles and Beverly Hills addresses. Upright McNaught Syndicate, Inc. 1965.
New Delhi confronts a crisis of confidence as Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri's leadership comes under fire from both rivals and the press. Analysts warn of economic strain, policy indecision, and growing calls within Congress for a change in leadership amid political maneuvering and regional tensions.
O A Graves as Administrator of the estate of Mrs Carl Andres has petitioned Hempstead Probate Court for authority to sell to C M Rogers the described land in Hope Arkansas at private sale free of encumbrances. Hearing set for 10:00 am February 3 1965 in Hempstead County Court House. Clerk J D Turnage signs January 15 1965 with dates January 16 1965 and January 23 1965 listed.
In Hempstead Chancery Court Mary E Picone seeks confirmation and quieting of title to 80 acres described as the SW1/4 SE1/4 of Section 16 and the NW1/4 NE1/4 of Section 21 in Township 11 South Range 24 West. Defendants include unknown heirs of Florence A Blagg Florence A Wheeler and William Ward Wheeler. All claimants must appear by March 1 1965 to show cause why title should not be decreed to Picone.
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