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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
3
Mrs. James W Branch and Mrs Sam W Strong host a tea for Miss Diane Helms bride elect of Larry Jones of Pine Bluff on Friday June 18. Wedding plans for Miss Francis Baker and William Charles Faulkner set for June 18 at Center Grove Methodist Okolona.
Mrs Artie Jones and Mrs Joe Taulbee announce the engagement of Mary Ellen Jones of Little Rock to James Richard Taulbee of McGehee. The bride elect will graduate from St Vincent School of Nursing in June. The July 3 wedding will be at the First Baptist Church in Little Rock.
Mr and Mrs Dale Tonnemaker of Hope Arkansas announce the engagement of their daughter Valdene to Charles Edward Blackmore son of Mr and Mrs Charles Penn Blackmore of Canute Oklahoma. Valdene is a 1959 Hope High School graduate and works for Southwestern Bell in Dallas. Charles is a 1956 Canute High School graduate and works for AT T in Dallas. The wedding is set for Saturday July 24 1965 at 7 p.m. at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Hope. No cards will be sent.
Mrs B N Holt opened a meeting with a report on women in Algeria Malaysia and the Philippines. Mrs Perkins Porter and McLarty presented reports simulating a Telstar broadcast. Hymns were sung by Mrs Hyatt. twelve members and one visitor attended.
The WSCS monthly gathering at the First Methodist Church convened in the sanctuary at 9 30 on Monday June 14 with Mrs Harry McLemore presiding A program of organ music by Kay Bell followed by group singing of When Morning Gilds the Skies was presented Mrs J W Manney opened with prayer and announcements noted a Mission School July 26 30 and Youth Week in August Circle 1 leader Johnny Green led a Changing Faces skit with Leland Warmack Johnny Green Ralph Smith Calvin Smith and J W Manney And the meeting closed with the WSCS benediction.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Faulkner of Washington announce the birth of their daughter on May 16 at Sibley Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed nine pounds three ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Austin of Austinville Virginia and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Berry Faulkner of Emmet with great paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burke of DeAnn.
Coming and being Mrs Pansey Ellis and Jerry Vandible of Oklahoma City visited the Ellis home. Over the weekend Lindel Ellis and family from Homer Louisiana joined Mr and Mrs Charles Ellis and Mr and Mrs Ernest Bobo. Attending the U of A Medical School graduation in Little Rock were Olin Lewis and wife Max Bruce and family W A Lewis and Ruth Lewis.
Allied Telephone Co filed in federal court seeking treble damages against Southwestern Bell and AT and T for blocking its Telfast system. Hugh Wilbourn, Allied president, says Bell rerouted calls, forcing long distance dialing through Little Rock and denying Belfast access. He accuses Bell of forcing free enterprise submission and jeopardizing public welfare for about 5,000 Arkansas customers. The suit cites 1961 origins of the dispute and seeks a temporary injunction.
CBS News aired an hour on the UC Berkeley revolt from last December, focusing on four activist students. The program showed philosophical doubt about societal values and marriage, leaving the message unclear to viewers.
A brief notes the monopolistic pressures of a gigantic corporation that could handle a problem legally and sensibly but chose not to. Allied serves customers in 23 Arkansas counties.
A brief exchange in a May letter reveals how a bride to be and her future husband anticipate changes after marriage. The bride suggests both partners will adjust as the husband learns life becomes a joint venture. A回应 by Helen notes the theme of shared sacrifice and mutual adaptation in marriage.
A reader recounts attempting nude ironing after finding no ironed clothes. She sustained a two inch blister on her stomach from the hot iron and vows to work dressed in the future. The column notes November birthdays in Scorpio and comments on luck among The Eleven's members.
A zine on broadcasting notes the upcoming season will push weekly output to about one million dollars more than the previous season, indicating expanded programming and revenue potential.
The Italian city of Naples traces its origin to the ancient Greek settlement Parthenope, the name used before it developed into Naples. The historical note links Parthenope to the city’s founding era and its later transformation.
The writer chides November for being difficult yet notes not all are hard to get along with. They dislike money gifts and always open packages. A remark about biting comments and pleading guilty hints at a playful incident among Birthday club members.
A reader jokes about turning touchy moments into fun with witty comments about March born people and games. Helen Bottel hosts family living guidance noting writers store rejection slips and suggests practical humor while inviting letters for help.
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