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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
3
Mrs. Jack Huckabee will host the Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club meeting on June 7 at her home, address 730, with plans for the gathering and activities.
Local groups publish a June calendar with church classes meetings and social events. The Friendship Sunday School Class meets June 8 at 7 30 in Mrs Mary Walker's home. Deb orah Sunday School hosts June 6 in Mrs Earl Wellmer's home. A Gospel meeting runs June 7 through 13 at the 5th and Gradey Street Church of Christ. Luncheon events and a golf scramble at Hope Country Club are scheduled for June 10 and 7 30 p.m. dinner.
A neighborhood group held a bridge-breakfast on Thursday June 3 at Mrs. Don Evans home. An old fashioned country sale themed meal accompanied bridge at two tables with Mrs. Chris Petre high scorer and Mrs. Monty Monts second. Other attendees included Mrs. Al Graves Jr and Mrs. Freddie Glaze.
The Hope Jaycettes met June 3 at Mrs. Charles Flowers home. They heard Mrs. Bobby Embry report on the State Jaycee Convention in Hot Springs last month. They discussed fundraising for the student scholarship fund and set a July 9 picnic at Fair Park starting 6 30 p m. New officers for the coming year were named: president Mrs Don Fuller vice president Mrs Bobby Embry secretary Mrs Kerry Alexander treasurer Mrs Charles Flowers reporter Mrs Clyde Davis parliamentarian Mrs Pete Shields Jr. They will be installed at a banquet June 14 at the Town and Country. Mrs Jerry Owens attended as a guest. Refreshments followed the meeting.
Mrs. Charles Reynerson and her nephew Bob Willis of Ouachita Baptist University visited the Dick Willis family in Denver. Miss Josie Anderson returned home to Little Rock after a three week visit with Mrs. Cora Jamison Roy Anderson and Mrs. Evans Jr. Mr and Mrs Wade E O Neal and Mrs Vern Bell returned to Woodward Oklahoma after visiting relatives including Mrs Henry Bearden and Harold Sanford. Luther Atterbury is a patient in Cora Donnell Hospital in Prescott.
New York AP reports television dominated Thursday morning space coverage with the big bird’s presence moving viewers while radio provided less emphasis. The three major networks dedicated nearly ten hours to the story, tiring reporters who returned to regular programming with whiskers and hoarseness.
The Gemini 4 marathon flight provides strong evidence that astronauts can operate outside a spacecraft, while radar aids are needed for rendezvous and crews stay alert after extended weightlessness. Medical data will determine feasibility of 7 and 14 day missions as Apollo plans accelerate.
Partly cloudy and mild with showers and thunderstorms affecting 40 to 50 percent of the southeast today. Highs 75 to 83. Tonight will be clear to partly cloudy with continued mild conditions and low in the mid-60s southeast, near 60 elsewhere. In Arkansas, thundershowers up to 30 percent in the east today, clear to partly cloudy west, with tonight and Tuesday clear to partly cloudy. Highs 78 to 88, lows in the 60s.
Vice President Hubert Humphrey told AP that air strikes alone cannot win the war and South Vietnamese forces must prevail on the ground with patience and steadfast U.S. support. He said Viet Cong may quit once U.S. determination to stay is clear and stressed winning inland with coastal bases kept secure.
Gen. Lucius D. Clay retired and now a New York businessman has been asked to take the vacant post of Republican national finance chairman. Clay has not yet said if he will accept. The job has been open since Ralph Cordiner quit after the November election. Clay is a close Eisenhower associate.
Bald Knob earned its name from a low ridge that served as a landmark for early-day travelers, helping guides and caravans navigate the region.
The speaker argues that victory in the Vietnam War must come in South Vietnam through stability and concessions by the South Vietnamese government. He praises South Vietnamese patriotism and bravery, notes their losses and terror, and asserts unwavering U S resolve to stay until the Viet Cong quit.
Arkansas Supreme Court rules Ouachita County liquor stores must close during the wet-dry election contest. Stores have 60 days to wind down stock and shut. The wets won last November, the drys challenged, and the court reverses the prior decision.
Observers report the world’s smallest deer in Central and South America, standing under 20 inches at the withers. The diminutive species attracts researchers due to its compact form and habitat peculiarities.
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