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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1956
Page
5
Friday night June 15 at 7 o'clock Whitfield Lodge No. 239 will confer a Fellowcraft and a Masters degree. All masons are urged to attend. Also listed are social and club notices including garden club events, a breakfast meeting, and a luncheon honoring a bride designate with details on attendees and locations.
Miss Sara Lauterbach announces wedding personnel for her marriage to Robert Jerry Bowden of Shreveport set for 7 o'clock Saturday evening April 21 at the First Methodist Church. Bro. V. D. Keeley will perform the double ring ceremony with Miss Patricia Smith of Fort Worth as maid of honor and bridesmaids including Miss Beth Bridgers and Mrs. Dick Lauterbach of Hope alongside Mrs. Louis Dean Good of Dallas and Mrs. W. B.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Strickland entertain Sunday guests including Mr. and Mrs. Jack Strickland and daughter of Houston Mr. and Mrs. M. C. LaCaste of Cloud Craft New Mexico Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McCanlies of Cisco Texas Mr. and Mrs. Morris Selvedge of Shreveport and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Young of Houston.
Admissions include Mrs. Tommie Lively and Mrs. Oscar Niemeyer in Prescott and Hope. Discharges list George Fryar Ferris Formby Mrs A G Garrett and others in Hope and Arkadelphia with addresses Rt 2. Memorial notes record further admissions and discharges across Hope and surrounding towns.
Wholesale pork prices fell last week prompting many food stores to advertise weekend bargains. Retailers view the sale as a key chance to move large pork volumes before hot weather. Lamb prices also declined wholesale but haven t yet shifted retail pricing.
A collection of readers seek guidance from Dorothy Dix on relationship nerves and family disputes. An anxious cowboy seeks romance and social life, a jealous fiancé worries about engagement, and a sister worries over estate plans and care for their mother. The column offers cautionary, plainspoken guidance.
The Presbyterian Church women gathered for their regular meeting on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock with President Mrs. D. L. Rae Jr. presiding. Minutes were read, reports given, and a picnic honoring Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Bensberg announced for June 22 in Richmond, Massachusetts, as attendees shared the program on Together We Stand and family worship.
Hal Boyle notes elite futures as sons like Donald Jr. and Frederick W. Ecker join family firms in aviation and insurance. Alfred C. Fuller’s son advances to president, boosting Fuller Brush sales, while Robert W. Sarnoff rises at NBC. The piece highlights the drive to prove oneself beyond lineage.
A United Press summary gathers quotes from around the world. Mrs Barbara Rauch leads mothers after a deadly landslide and calls for police protection. Eden argues hydrogen bombs require new Western defense concepts. Frank Stanton notes taste differences in TV. Geoffrey Sherman, 26, describes a church cross incident and feelings of lifelong disillusion.
The Arkansas Association Press Women gather in Little Rock in joint sessions with the ABA for their yearly meeting. Officers elected last winter at a prior gathering include noted members from the press groups. Speakers include Sydel Sting of the Memphis Commercial Appeal and Elizabeth Tomey of the ar t Préss, with sessions continuing through tomorrow.
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