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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1964

Page

6

Society Calendar Highlights From Hope Suburbs

A roundup of social and church group activities in Hope area includes the Het Baptist Church class meeting for an evening social, a potluck and card party at Hope Country Club hosted by local families, and multiple WSCS and circle gatherings at First Methodist and First Baptist churches. Also noted is a July 4 dinner hosted by the Robinsons and a July 4 wedding announced for Carolyn Powell and Leland Fant with a brief future home plan in Hope.

Circle 5 WSCS First Methodist Church Monty Monts A. W. McIver, Jr Donald Sue Huddleston C. V. Nunn R. L. Broach Albert Graves Mildred Reaves E. P. Young, Jr

Coming and Going in Odessa and Nearby Areas

Richard Owens of Odessa visits Miss Jacque Williams and Mr and Mrs W A Williams. Mrs W E Harris of Lindsay Oklahoma was an overnight guest of Mrs Ruth Rettig last Tuesday. Harris grandchildren Mike and Cheri Lynn Harris of Paris Texas visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs Smith. Dr and Mrs Rex Easter of Shreveport spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Della.

Richard Owens Odessa, Tex Jacque Williams Mrs W. A. Williams W. E. Harris Lindsay Okla Ruth Rettig Tuessday Mike and Cheri Lynn Harris Paris Tex Mrs. Smith Rex Easter Shreveport Della Theo Bonds tHooks Hollis Dupree Hooks J. Mitchell Mount Vernon James Duncan Steve Fort Worth

Life in Arkansas and Odds and Ends of 1839 Newspaper

A humorous piece recounts a youth fined 5 50 for barking at a police dog in Arkansas. The column then shares quirky clippings about antiques wrapped in old April 28 1839 newspapers, a Shoes theft joke, and an athlete’s foot quip. It moves through social notes listing visitors, residents, and travels of dozens of local families and relatives visiting from towns in Arkansas and nearby states. A final line notes Mt Kauai Hawaii precip 47 inches annually.

John Ellis Jonesboro Cape Cod Boston Russellville Cemocrat Atention Athelete Bill Newsome Bill

Dear Abby Confession and Advice on Family Pressure

A reader seeks help for rebellious behavior from shopping and truancy to weight insecurities and self harm thoughts. Dear Abby urges seeking trusted help, warns against suicide, and suggests confiding in a doctor or pastor. The column closes with advice on choosing a gift for a son and his wife, emphasizing giving while alive.

Desegregation talk at Capitol cafeteria stalls service decision

A ne crow man was refused service at the State Capitol cafeteria by operator Mrs Edris Tyer who said she had not decided on desegregation. Gov Orval Funbus and Secretary of State Relly Bryant Tet discussed the issue but no decision was announced. The article mixes other items from the period including reader letters and a note on the Machiguenga Indians of Peru.

Rockap State Capitol Edris .Tyer Orval. E. Funbus iRelly Bryant

Klan Claims Membership Is Growing Across South

Imperial Wizard Robert M. Shelton Jr of the Ku Klux Klan says the civil rights bill provokes a “tremendous reaction” and a swelling of Klansmen. From Tuscaloosa he promotes a nonviolent image while rebuilding the organization amid racial tensions in the era.

Robert M. Shelton Jr Tuscaloosa Ald Shelton

Ku Klux Klan gains in South amid weak data, officials caution

A salesman reports the Ku Klux Klan, led by Kelights of the Ru Klikk Klan, as strongest in parts of Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana. Leaders refuse to disclose membership figures, while leaflets claim lawful conduct and loyalty to white racial dominance amid ongoing civil rights tensions. Shelton notes the Klan’s leaflets and public statements and agrees with black leaders that a hot summer lies ahead.

Atlanta, Ga Ku Klux Klan Unitéd ‘Klarls Aimetic¢n Ind Ru Klikk Klan South Alabama Mississippi Protida Louisiana U.S. Supreme Court John Patterson Shelton Patterson George C. Wallace Klan Knights of the Ku Klux Klan America

Also Mentioned on This Page

Society Blendar the Hope Country Club Brack Schenck E. H. Stewart Mary “ Moses H.C. “Whitworth Wayne Russell Wesleyan Service Guild No Guild Hinton Davis Methodist Church Ruth First Baptist Church J. N. Hobbs Jack Beaty Hope Country Club Bill Kouton Lloyd Leverett Bob Turner Ities Harry McLemore Gram Ann Bader Sarat Bagley Robinson Family Ben Robinson Hope Fair Park Irma Virxengo Lynda Pacoma Calif Ann Faulkner Becky Hope David Sallee Richard Sandra Darlene Raymon Robinson Anita Annette Texas City Texas L. K. Haltom Jeanne Magnolia Lynell and Rock Houston Dolores Purtle Cherry Kay Charles Jones Danny Denise Carrol Messer Pam Tony Dixie Hope Hi School P “Mighty Ursus Oeay Tee Saenger Collins Parr Late Show Susanne Lore Albert LI Supa Burt Lancaster Hiak Douglas Life In Arkansas J.C. Tillman Sedgwick Lawrence County Cache River J. O. West Walnut Ridge Chicago Waster Easter Garlon Gene Davis, Jr Bill McRae Mr. Davis Durant, Miss Debbie Barham Six Flags Gray Jeffreys John Lundy Deming N.M Gary bin ‘McRae Mr. McRae W. C. Tolleson Kirby New Mexico U of A Kelly Hall J. K San Antonio Raymond Robins Hall James Cross James, Jr Washington, D. C Ralph Routon T. 5S. McDavitt Bill Routons Col. Cross and Son Ralph Mrs. Ree Bass Dan Herod Richardson Irma Tee Veringo Pacomia Ben . Robinson Joey Galloway Bell Gardens Raymon Robin Lynell T. C. Carroll Garland Kauai Hawaii Frederick C. Noth Cleveland Brink’s Roth Git Fox Vek Ming Pat Nore Apéech Abby Abigail van Buren Frank O'Neal Capitol Tam Blankety David Los Angeles McNaught Syndicate Inc Peru Urubamba River Universal Handy Hannah Desire Ward & Son Drug Co Second Street F.C Texarkana American Home Builders, Inc American Home Builders Inc
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