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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1964

Page

5

Society calendar highlights and wedding notice

The Cosmopolitan Club meets January 28 at 7 45 in Mrs George Balentine’s home with Mrs Henry Haynes as co host. Jel B Graves Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church meets in Mrs Fay James’s home for a pot luck supper at 7 pm with Mrs Lloyd Kinyard as co host. Chapter AE PEO meets 3 pm January 28 in Mrs B N Holt’s home with Mrs Jim McKenzie as co host. The Providence Baptist Church hosted the wedding of Peggy Joyce Duke and Ralph Thomas of Winnsboro La on January 25 at 7 pm Elder Chester Daniels officiated. Miss Pat Rogers was maid of honor in violet, and Ray Thomas served as best man. A reception followed at Woodman Hall in Hope with out of town guests listed. the couple will reside in Winnsboro.

Cosmopolitan Club George Balentine Henry Haynes Jel B. Graves First Methodist Church Fay James Lloyd Kinyard P.E.O B. N. Holt Jim McKenzie Providence Baptist Church Peggy Joyce Duke Ralph Thomas Winnsboro Harold Duke Mope Lee Ed Thomas Chester Daniels Carl Ann Taylor Pat Rogers Ray Thomas Phillip Brown Mount Pleasant Tex Jesse Duke Huntington Park Calif Gerak Duke South Gate

Thought of the Month and Spring Styles at Raley's Style Shoppe

A proverb on the value of a smile opens the piece, then a vivid pitch for spring fashions at Raley's Style Shoppe Hope's House of Fashion. It highlights Sidrau of Dallas dresses, tailored Chanel jackets, and straw hats with prices from 29.95 to 49.95, inviting shoppers to visit.

Raley Sidrau Dallas Hope’s House of Fashion

Friday Bridge Club Hosts Coffee After Game

Mrs. R. E. Cooper entertained her Friday Bridge Club on January 24 at home with pot plants and red carnations. High scorers were Mrs. H. C. Whitworth and Mrs. C. P. Tolleson. During refreshments, two tables of members enjoyed a sandwich plate and coffee.

R. E. Cooper H. C. Whitworth C. P. Tolleson

Parishioner minister visits First Christian Church Hope

The Rev and Mrs Phil Huddleston of Sand Springs Okla attended Hope as he served as guest minister at the First Christian Church on Sunday. Other local travels include Mac McLarty flown to Washington DC as a junior senator candidate and family visits by the McDowell and Hungerford households in nearby towns. Joe Purvis of Irma Dean Future Teachers of America joined a state FTA board meeting in Little Rock Saturday.

Phil Huddleston Sand Springs Okla Hope Sunday First Christian Church Frank McLarty Mac Little Rock Washington, D. C Arkansas Hearst Publishing Corporation Joe Purvis Irma Future Teachers of America FTA

Young Gops to Hear Rockefeller at Lincoln Day Dinner

Winthrop Rockefeller and Rep. Robert F. Elsworth will speak at a Lincoln Day fundraiser in Fayetteville. The $5 plate dinner, hosted by the University of Arkansas Young Republican Club, funds Republican campaigns in the November general election.

Fayetteville, Ark Winthrop Rockefeller Robert F. Elsworth University of Arkansas Young Republican Club

Labor Earnings Rise Atop Corporate Profits In 1963

Labor unions, shareowners, and markets watch record 1963 profits as giants like General Motors, AT&T, and Jersey Standard Oil report multi billion gains. With 106 contracts covering at least two million workers expiring this year, looming negotiations heighten labor demand for favorable terms.

Sam Dawson AP Business News NEW York General Motors At&t Jersey Standard Oil Pericular The Treasury Congress

Labor bargaining looms as profits rise and taxes shift

The piece notes rising 1963 profits aided by depreciation rule relaxations and a new 7 percent tax credit, forecasting mixed 1984 outcomes. It discusses wage demands, overtime pay, and labor-management tensions, with President Johnson urging moderation to curb wage spirals amid broad economic optimism.

Johnson Gaint Congress

Gold Seekers Forge Overland Trail From Fort Smith

In 1849 Fort Smith and Van Buren served as starting points for gold seekers heading overland to California, marking a pivotal phase in westward migration along the California trail.

Fort Smith van Buren California

Two Sisters in Life and Love From a Bronx Tenement

Dorothy Dix recounts two sisters with the same start in life, one becomes a Hollywood star but claims emptiness, the other finds happiness in marriage amid hardship. A Bronx court scene shows the married sister caring for a jailed husband, while a distressed wife seeks guidance on leaving or staying.

Helen Haven Bronx Hach Hollywood

Seek Identity of Two Bodies in Arkansas River Bank

North Little Rock authorities seek the identities of two men found on the Arkansas River bank, one Sunday and one Monday, about 300 yards apart. The first body was located six hours after firemen put out a grass fire, and a bottle of cleaning fluid was found nearby, Detective Lt. Billy Carroll said.

North Little Rock Arkansas River Billy Carroll

Cold Wave Slashes Arkansas Fire Threat

A Arctic air mass moved into Arkansas dropping temperatures to the mid teens and freezing most of the state. Foresters reported 37 fires burning over 769 acres with three large blazes near Harrison and another near Salem. Officials said lower temperatures and fewer woods visitors would lessen the threat.

Arkansas Texas- Kana Weather Bureau State Forestry Commission Harrison Salem Commission

Dorothy Dix Trademark Feature by Bell-McClure Syndicate

A brief syndicate feature marking Dorothy Dix as a registered trademark. The item notes the feature’s origin with Bell-McClure Syndicate and its branding status.

Dorothy Dix Bell-McClure Syndicate

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