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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
3
Mrs E H Stewart Mrs B N Holt and Mrs B B McPherson host a breakfast for Miss Dorothy Smith bride elect of David Tucker at the Town and Country on Friday June 11 at 9 am. On Sunday June 13 Haskell Jones will teach the Fidelas Sunday School Class.
Local clubs and church groups announce meetings and activities across June 13 to 15. Wesleyan Service builds, First Baptist and Methodist circles, D A R district meet, Baker Home Demonstration Club, Mary and Martha Class picnic, American Legion Auxiliary, Ruth Sunday School Class social, Ladies Day at Hope Country Club, and a bridal shower for Karleen Moody are listed with hosts and locations.
The group featured Mrs. Ben Owen as class president with voicing by Mrs. Ray Mouser Mrs. A L Weems and Mrs. P L Perkins. Miss Judy Owen presented the reading Life Is What You Make It while hostesses Mrs. George Fuller and Mrs. Dub Davis greeted guests.
Miss Lolly Prather of Ross Honea Little Rock received two pre nuptial fetes this week. A June 9 bridal shower at the Jones home Oakhaven featured a beige and apricot dress and yellow green decor with corsage and gifts. A June 10 luncheon at Heritage House showcased a navy dress and red rose corsage with china gift for the bride elect.
Mrs Jessie Logan 88 wife of the late T J Logan died Thursday in a Texarkana hospital. She was a Fulton native and a Christian Church member. Survived by two daughters Mrs T H Seymour and Miss Ina Logan both of Fulton a granddaughter Miss Eleanor Seymour of Texarkana three sisters Mrs Elizabeth Moss Mrs Ethel Williamson both of Ashdown and Mrs Henry Lockeby of Nashville. Services Saturday at 10 a m at Miss Jan Logan’s Fulton home with Rev George Balentine officiating burial by Herndon Cornelius in Memorial Gardens Texarkana.
Earl J White 60 formerly of Fulton died in a local hospital Thursday. He owned and operated a cafe in Fulton. Survived by his wife Nina a daughter Farlene of Fulton a son Edgar Bud White of Hope his mother Sid White of Gurdon three sisters Mann Weeks George Osborne and Cecil Cox two brothers Robert and Willie White. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Oakcrest Funeral Chapel with Revs Robert Moore Jr. and Connie Robins burial Center Ridge Cemetery Gurdon.
Gov. Faubus named S.M. Dixon Warren Larry Kelly Little Rock Dale Hamilton Paragould Gilbert Forsgren Fort Smith and Gordon Mc Nulty Pine Bluff to the Contractors Licensing Board. Wallace Martin Parking was reappointed to the Plant Board. Ray Turner Hope and Howard Clark Springdale were named to the Library Commission.
Mrs Willis greeted guests then the bride-elect met attendees while corsages and a decorated table framed the gathering. Punch and cookies were served by Mrs Kenny Rothwell with Mrs Charles Graham and Miss Jeanette Moody assisting. About 25 attended.
The Ronnie Nations family from Kingsport Tenn. left for Chickasha Oklahoma on Wednesday to visit relatives and attend a reunion of Mr Nations high school class. Becky Lou and Allen Crow from Overland Park Kansas traveled with the Crows to Scott to visit Mrs Mildred Pemberton. Miss Lenora Messer flew June 1 to visit her sister Mrs William Thomas and Mr Thomas in Tacoma Washington.
Miss Gloria Sue Overton and John Stuart Greene Jr. wed at Immanuel Baptist Church Malvern at 7 30 p m Friday June 4 in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Doyle Sandage. The couple to reside in Arkadelphia after a Louisiana honeymoon while both attend Henderson State Teachers College.
Norma Jean Delaney was elected president of the Hope Business and Professional Women's Club at a meeting last night. Officers installed include Velora Bright as 1st vice president Tempie Keesey as 2nd vice president Opal Hervey as recording secretary Mary Andrews as corresponding secretary Marcie Vickers as treasurer and Martha Stephenson as installing officer.
Ruffell Patton Jr. of Jonesboro soloed in a 1927 Fairchild 246, the 19,117th privately owned plane licensed in the United States. Instructor Jack Caldwell notes the student will adapt to newer aircraft easily as aviation grows. J.R. McKinley of the De Queen Citizen worries about bumper to propeller traffic around Lake Greeson on weekends. Turner, former Reuters chief Far Eastern correspondent, died at 84 in Bexhill on Sea.
Mostly cloudy and warm in Northeast Arkansas with occasional rain and scattered thundershowers tonight and Saturday. Highs in the 80s, peaking 86 to 90 Saturday. Lows tonight 68 to 74, then 68 to 72 tonight across the region.
Hansel Wood of Caraway invented a game to teach Arkansas geography. Players place county named checkers on a board showing counties by shape only. The game is copyrighted and sold through Wood's Caraway business.
A compilation of readers letters to Helen covering workplace gossip divorce stigma fairness in chores and social reputation. Laura worries about coworkers learning her past TF notes gender fairness while other letters address romance rumors and a friend’s manipulation.
A Help Star reader requests readers send cards or letters to Mrs Verna Crawford in Washington DC. She is a shut in living with a daughter in a city away from her former home and friends. Send notes via D P Hall 6002 Gloster Rd Wood Acres DC 20016.
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