Society Phone Contact Hours Noted
Society column lists a contact number 7 3431 and operating hours from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for reader inquiries and society notes.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1967
Page
3
Society column lists a contact number 7 3431 and operating hours from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for reader inquiries and society notes.
The column lists potluck and card parties at Hope Country Club and church group meetings from June 24 to June 28, hosted by local families and organizations. It also covers a series of visits and travels of residents including Walter Sallee and city mayor Mary W. Allen, plus entertainment industry notes and a fashion forecast from New York and Turin emphasizing Italian influence, slack suits, and bold color pairings.
A lively 1960s youth column surveys a horse boom driven by teen girls, noting three million horses in 1959 rising to more than six million. It also covers teen hairstyles, a student victory over dress code, shifts in radio programming toward adults, and broader youth cultural trends with brief stats and anecdotes.
A 1967 Hope Star column fragment presents reader questions on teen dating, behavior, and social pressures. It includes letters about girls with standards, casual dating, steering a relationship, and self perception, with Helen's cautions and humorous guidance. The piece showcases teen concerns and community tone of the era.
The piece urges responsible pet travel, noting relaxed no pet rules at many motels and praise from managers. It advises honesty with hotel staff, bringing a pet bed, and keeping dogs off beds to avoid accidents while vacationing.
Hollywood AP report covers KHJ-TV bullfights filmed in Tijuana and Mexico City drawing both boos and praise. Viewers criticized cruelty while others defended the spectacle as a major channel showcase. Station notes 83.1 percent support after first telecast. opposition grows amid SPCA protests.
Judy Garland appeals for another chance after being dropped from Valley of the Dolls and replaced by Susan Hayward. KHJ-TV's Mal Klein cites bullfights on about 20 U S stations, while the American Humane Association condemns the broadcasts as unlawful and against the TV code. Klein hedges on continuing the program.
Editors of a major travel handbook offer vacation planning tips from before departure. They stress medical checks, early reservations, family itineraries, use of Mobil Travel Guides, budgeting, and gear readiness for motels, boats, and vehicles.
Salli Sachse, once a beach poster, lands her first major role in The Trip as she navigates casting setbacks and studio persistence. The piece recounts her shift from beach stander to actor, her La Jolla roots, and her remarks on marijuana versus LSD, while previewing USO Vietnam tour plans for a Guys and Dolls production led by Hugh O’Brien.
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