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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
3
The Mary and Martha Class of First Methodist Church will hold a family picnic on Tuesday June 15 at 6 30 PM at Fair Park. Members and families are invited and asked to bring a salad relish or vegetable.
Mrs James W Branch and Mrs Sam W Strong plan a seated tea at Mrs Strong’s home on Friday to entertain Miss Diane Helms, bride elect of Larry Jones of Pine Bluff. The event highlights the upcoming marriage and local social ties.
In a feature on fashion integrity Bill Cecil Beaton is cited praising natural self as beauty and guiding shoppers to wearables that enhance their look. Raleys invites customers to try on garments including Jeanne Durrell petite Kohen Ligon Folz designs and Parkland Dallas custom sizes to fit varied figures.
The Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 will meet at 7 30 p m on Monday June 21 in the home of Mary Anita Laseter. All members are urged to attend the first meeting of the new church year.
The Fidelas Sunday School Class of First Methodist Church will hold a potluck supper on Tuesday night June 15 at 7 in the home of Mrs J W Frankson on Hwy 67 East. All members and associate members are urged to attend.
Chapter 328 of the Order of the Eastern Star honors Mrs. Pebble Murphy with Deputy Grand Lecturer of District 26 presiding on Thursday June 17 at 8 PM in the Masonic Hall. An agenda and social hour follow. The Golden Age Club holds its regular meeting on Thursday June 7 at 2 PM at the Youth Center.
On Friday June 18 from 5 to 8 p m a swimming party hosted by Hope Country Club invites Senior High students whose parents are members. Attendees should bring a sack lunch.
The Builders Sunday School class met Monday June 14 at the home of Mrs. Roy Seewald with co hosts Mrs. Armin Ayers and Mrs. Buford Crawford. Mrs. Ayers presided, gave a devotion on Blueprints of a Happy Life, and seventeen members attended with social hour and dessert.
Dorothy Smith bride elect of David Tucker of Mc Gehee was honored with a FridayBreakfast at the Town and Country hosted by Mrs. E H Stewart Mrs B N Holt and Mrs B B McPherson. Twelve guests attended including her mother Mrs Royce Smith and grandmother Mrs L F Higgason. A silver gift was presented to the honoree.
Mrs. C. P. Tolleson hosted her Friday Bridge Club at the Heritage House on June 11 with a luncheon. Daisies and ivy decorate the table where members and guest Mrs. Emma Hatley were served. In the afternoon, bridge was played.
The Victory 4 H Club met June 11 at 7 30 PM at the clubhouse. James Rowe chaired the meeting with Shirley McMillen as secretary. Pledges were led by Louise and Susie Kramer. Four members attended: one boy and three girls. Adult leaders Mrs Sumpter Mr Schooley and Mrs McMillen attended for a total of six. James Rowe demonstrated Different Sizes of Wire and Splitting Wires. Refreshments were served by Louise Kramer and Mrs Sumpter.
Descendants of Jonathan and Elizabeth Ames gathered for an annual reunion at the Sherman Clubhouse in Nevada County on Sunday June 13. Fifty two attendees shared lunch and enjoyed a convivial afternoon with numerous named family members from Shreveport Texas Hughes Springs Magnolia Rosston Tulsa and Emmet among others.
Coming and being Mrs Harold McKinney and four children of Texarkana visit ed Mr and Mrs E H Stewart last week. Mrs M E Garanflo returned from El Dorado with Mr and Mrs Charles Van Ness and family. Mrs Ben Edminston left for a visit near New Orleans and in California with daughters families. Mr and Mrs Bill Routon attended a Little Theater production of Angel Street at the Arts Center in Little Rock. Mr and Mrs L L Connell of Magnolia visited Giles Foster. Mrs Burgess Garrett is in Texarkana at Wadley Hospital for tests. Mr and Mrs Thurman Ridl ing spent Sunday in Little Rock with the Johnny Sage family. Mr and Mrs J D Jacks of Hugo Oklahoma were here to see Annie Erwin and B N Holt. Mrs Leon Bundy hosted Mr and Mrs James Thompson of Reidsville North Carolina. Tim Olmstead and Dale Kinzler of Little Rock with Paul Henley and family attended the Poultry Festival. Students will be sophomores at Hendrix College Conway in the fall. Mr and Mrs E S Franklin visited relatives in Wilnot Silver City Philadelphia and Jackson Mississippi. Mr and Mrs O W Amos recently vacationed in Texas Alabama and Oklahoma and last week hosted Mr and Mrs Harley Kannarr and family of Wichita Kansas.
A coyote can reach 40 mph when chasing fast game and often does so in relay hunts with other coyotes.
This reader column features letters from teens and Helen's responses on dating ambition and work ethic. A teen asks how to handle a girl attracted to a popular guy and whether to try harder. Helen advises trying harder with another girl, while stressing responsibility and effort in employment.
AP writer Bob Thomas notes Sam Jaffe leaves the long running Ben Casey as Dr Zorba and Dr Freeland. Tone steps into the scrubbed up mid career in the neurosurgery show with ease, inheriting Jaffe’s scalpels and specimens for the final time.
Sam Tone leaves the Casey series after contract issues with Jaffe and joins Vince Edwards in Casey. Tone, vacationing in Florida, answers a call from his New York agent after Bing Crosby Productions shows interest. He seeks a theater driven path, choosing the television shift to test his abilities.
AP reports college growth drives telephone industry expansion. Private automatic exchanges install in dorms and offices. data networks link campuses. lectures and closed circuit TV via phone lines become common. Five Texas universities link to access two million books. Illinois also expands with 800 new dorm phones and campus circuits.
Finland became the first European country to allow women to vote in 1906, marking a milestone in suffrage history and influencing later movements across the continent.
Vegetable ivory comes from tagua nuts cultivated in western Ecuador. The note highlights the origin of a plant based material used as a substitute for animal ivory.
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