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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1965
Page
3
All ward captains and workers are asked to meet at 7 30 p.m. Friday in the First National Bank Community Room to plan the Mothers March of Dimes calendar event.
Local clubs churches and groups announce a week of activities starting Saturday January 23 with game night at Hope Country Club and a potluck supper. January 25 features Cub Scout Pac 92 Royal Service circle and Republican Women meetups. January 26 covers Cosmopolitan Club Jeff Graves class and Jett Graves class potlucks. January 27 includes Garden Club and Junior Auxiliary meetings with guest Martha Wise.
The Home Demonstration Council moves its meeting to Saturday January 30 due to a conflicting event. The session previously set for January 23 is canceled.
The Golden Age Club held a meeting led by the president who opened the session. Attendees gathered to discuss upcoming activities and community outreach plans.
Mrs. Lewellen led a prayer and the group sang Love Lifted Me with Velma Collier directing. Visitors included Guy Griggs George Frazier and Mrs Thompson. Mr Frazier spoke on Senior Citizens and Mr Griggs gave an enjoyable talk. Griggs closed the meeting. Coffee drinks cake and cookies were served to 18 members one new member Mrs Downs and three visitors.
A Friday January 15 bridal shower in the WOW Hall celebrated Sue Lowder as she prepares to wed Larry Hooten on January 29. Guests wore pink and white carnations, signed a guest book, shared recipes, and gave gifts while hostesses served refreshments from a white table with a net skirt.
Coming and going notes show Mr and Mrs Richard Roth of Garland Texas and Mrs Rhonda Jean visiting relatives. Visitors Vance Crawford of Schenectady New York will arrive to see Florence and Dell McClanahan. Lions Club will send a group to Camden for the Mid winter Conference. Mrs Earlie Archer returns home after a six week stay in Des Plaines Illinois.
CHICAGO AP Will Harridge received the grand Old Man of Baseball Trophy from 1300 Old Timers at a dinner. The former American League president and current board chairman was honored as the association’s first Grand Old Man of Baseball. Pete Ward was named Chicago’s Player of the Year for 1964 and Lou Brock earned Comeback of the Year.
Cloudy with occasional rain and a few thunderstorms tonight mainly over eastern Arkansas and southeast Missouri. Rains and light snow mix stop by Saturday with colder air sweeping in from the northwest and southeast. Lows in the 50s tonight, highs Saturday from 32 in the northwest to around 70 in the southeast. Missouri sees light rain then light snow, with lows 38 to 48.
Central Arkansas sees cloudy skies with rain and thunderstorms tonight then cooler Saturday with a high near 58. Northwest Arkansas remains mild with rain ending Saturday and highs about 52 to 62. Northeast Arkansas reports lingering rain and storms tonight, ending Saturday, with highs near 58 to 64. Southwest and Southeast Arkansas stay cooler with varied lows in the 50s to low 60s and highs in the 60s to 70s.
Dear Abby offers guidance on inviting a wheelchair user to dances and a young wife contemplating divorce. The column narrates a handicapped dancer who enjoyed a company dance, advises inclusion, and urges mature choices in marriage and gift etiquette.
Lawmakers push to have owned water systems pay in lieu of taxes to city funds and grant municipal judges the same retirement benefits as higher courts. Another bill allows seniors who work to collect unemployment on top of Social Security if laid off. A measure would bar juvenile authorities from sending neglected or dependent children to state training schools until facilities can segregate them from delinquents. A proposal seeks a voter registration moratorium from June 1 to August 14 in primary years.
About 2,200 Boston dock workers vote on a contract Sunday with ILA Vice President John F Moran predicting approval. Philadelphia ILA chief James Moock says New York terms will be acceptable there as observers hail Thursday’s New York contract vote of 12,104 to 5,236 as a turning point in waterfront relations. The ILA calls the agreement the best in 72 years. Abby booklet ad follows.
Demonstrators clash as 500 Buddhists attack embassy grounds injuring several while police use tear gas at the scene. Americans aid bleeding monks and nuns as youths threaten and stones fly toward the U.S. Library. Leaders call for the resignation of Premier Huong during a fast to the death at Buddhist headquarters.
Mayor Frank Douglas proclaims January 25 to January 39 1965 as Farm City Week in Hope Arkansas urging cooperation between Hempstead County farmers and city residents through joint visits and events to strengthen understanding and American life.
In Saigon era turmoil, government forces airlift 1,500 soldiers into the Mekong Delta near Kien Hoa Province to clash with Viet Cong. The operation killed 46 guerrillas and captured 61, with five government dead and 11 wounded as helicopters suffered losses but crews were rescued.
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