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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1964

Page

6

Engagement and society notes from Hope page

Regional society column lists engagements, club meetings and social events for January 21 to 24. Peggy Joyce Duke to Ralph Thomas with ceremony January 25 at Providence Missionary Baptist Church. Stoveall Medlock wed at Prescott. Centerville HD Club meeting. Bridge and Daffodil Club activities. Troubadours elect new officers and plan Camden festival. Local families, church groups, and clubs featured.

Centerville HD Club Porter Powers Joyce McRoy Snellgrove Joe Harper Bettie Deuncan Vernie Gohnes

Hidden taxes spark praise and fashion at Raley's Style Shoppe

A quirky note on taxes from the Tax Foundation contrasts with a bustling spring sale at Raley's Style Shoppe 523 West Third Street. The ad highlights Jon McCauley jacket dresses, Linens by Jeannie Durrell, Keret of California knits, and Jacques Garthe knit suits in Zelkrome fibers, with prices from 25.95 to 29.05. It promotes spring hats and dresses, urging shoppers to visit the shop for fresh styles and color.

Jon McCauley Jeanne Durrell California Jacques Garthe Raley West Third Street

Big Sum for Arkansas River Development Program

President Johnson recommends 84 million dollars for Arkansas and Oklahoma river development in the next fiscal year. The plan aims to finish the 9‑foot navigation channel to Pine Bluff and Little Rock by 1968, Fort Smith by 1969, and Tulsa by 1970, with major lock and dam work costing about 450 million total.

Gordon Brown Washington Congress Johnson Arkansas River Arkansas Oklaspore Army Pine Bluff Little Rock Fort Smith Tulsa Dardanelle Keystone Kerr Eufaula Oklahoma Kerr Dam Army Engineers Mississippi River

Toddle House Desegregates Arkansas Restaurants

LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Toddle House restaurants desegregated on Saturday after sit-in protests by about 10 people at two locations. Manager Lawrence Lemmon said Memphis headquarters ordered service to all customers. One white man, seven Negro men and two Negro women sat for about 30 minutes, were not served, and left when asked. No trouble occurred. There is another Toddle House in Texarkana.

Little Rock Arkansas Lawrence Lemmon Memphis Tenn Texarkana

Weather Blue for Late Musician Teagarden

The funeral of jazz trombonist Jack Teagarden, 58, was held at Forest Lawn Church of the Hills with light rain and no eulogy, in keeping with Episcopal custom. Teagarden died in New Orleans of bronchial pneumonia last Wednesday.

Hollywood Jack Teagarden Forest Lawn Church of the Hills Episcopal Church Teagarden New Orleans

Hymns Played by Mrs Hyatt in Evening Service

A local service featured hymns including I Go My Merry Way and Hallelujah performed by Mrs. B C Hyatt. The program also listed I Go My Merry Way alongside Hallelujah as part of the musical offerings.

Mrs. B. C. Hyatt

Coming and Going Around Hot Springs and Dallas

Mrs J W Penntimecost visits her ill sister Mrs Jack Lalin in Hot Springs County Hospital Room 238. Mr and Mrs Paul Raley attend a chinchilla Field Day in El Dorado. animals win 9 ribbons 3 rosettes and a Reserved Grand Show Champion trophy. Mrs Lolyd Spencer and Mrs Thomas Hays return from three weeks with Bruce Gottwald family in Richmond Virginia. Mrs Herbert Lewallen spends weekend in Dallas with R E Stephens family. Mrs Wade Warren stays week with Mr and Mrs Joe Barry Warren and daughter Marcie Jo in Dallas. Wade Warren joins the family group. locals have returned home.

J. W. Penntecost Jack Lawlin Hot Springs County Hospital Paul Raley Chinchilla el Dorado Lolyd Spencer Thomas Hays Bruce Gottwald Richmond Wade Warren Joe Barry Warren Marcie Jo Dallas

Engagement Notice for Cherry Ann Anderson and David Stewart

Mrs. Thomas G. Anderson announces the engagement of her daughter Cherry Ann to David Edward Stewart of Hope. Cherry Ann, a 1963 Hope High School graduate, works for Southwestern Bell in Hope. David, a 1962 Hope High School graduate and pre pharmacy student at Henderson State Teachers College in Arkadelphia, plans a February 14 wedding in Hope.

Thomas G. Anderson Cherry Ann David Edward Stewart George Clifton Stewart All of Hope Thomas G. “Chubby” Anderson Hope High Anderson Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Hope High School Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia

Dorothy Dix Without Benefit of Clergy

Dear Worried: A wartime romance with a co worker led to 18 years living as a couple with an ex wife and children. Illinois law declares common law marriages void since 1909 and allows legitimation if a license to marry is obtained. You should insist on a formal marriage ceremony for the children and all involved.

Helen Worden Erskine Helen Hhey Ave Iwinais

Grant to Paragould for accelerated public works project

Paragould, Ark, officials were told Monday that a $354,050 grant under the accelerated public works program had been approved. The funds accompany a $340,000 contribution, supporting city infrastructure development and job creation initiatives.

Paragould, Ark Community Pablilies Administration Paragould

Budget of $979 Billion to Congress Budget of $979 Billion to Congress

President Johnson sends a 1966 budget to Congress claiming a cut of more than $500 million from the Kennedy plan while launching an anti poverty program. The message outlines defense and agriculture cuts totaling over $1 billion, with offsets in spending for social programs and a requested $1 billion for antipoverty efforts. The first year cost of anti poverty proposals is placed at $900 million.

Washington Johnson Congress Uscal Dolinson White House Spoen Monty

City approves bond for water and sewer improvements

The city has secured a $400 grant from the administration and will match it with Paragould funds for a water and sewer improvements program. Residents approved a $1 million bond issue to cover the city’s share.

Paragould

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