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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
3
The Jett B Graves Class of the First Methodist Church hosts its monthly party with a fish fry on Tuesday June 29. Local congregants are invited to attend after services. Proceeds support church youth programs.
On June 29 at 7 p.m. in the church recreation rooms all members are asked to bring a salad vegetable or dessert. Hostesses include Mesdames Hollis Luck Charles Burtch James Balch Curtis Moran L F E Poteet and C G Tittle.
An items list on fall fashion from Raley's Style Shoppe and Sears Roe buck & Co. with prices for cottons and knits, plus notices of a Sears employee breakfast for Mary Charlene Horton, a Rocky Mound HD Club meeting, and bridal events for Peggy Martin and Thomas Heird. Names include Raley, Jay Cauley, Crestmoor, Butte-Petite, Sears, Mary Charlene Horton, Stanley Harris Jr, Miss Peggy Martin, Thomas Heird.
Miss Mary Charlene Horton bride elect of Stan Harris of Houston will be honored with a morning coffee on Thursday July 1 at 9:30 to 11:30 in the home of Mrs. E H Stewart. Co hosts include Mrs. R L Gosnell Mrs W Y Foster and Mrs Cecil Wyatt.
The local bridge group met Friday June 25 with three tables of players. Lunch at Plaza Restaurant featured gladiolus decor and the Hatley home hosted the afternoon session. High scorer was Mrs Monty Monts, second high Mrs Brack Schenck, consolation Mrs James Spring, with a tie for a prize between Mrs C P Tolleson and Mrs Carl Bramlett. Hostesses were Mrs E M McWilliams, Mrs Robert La Grone, Miss Mary Roy Moses, and Mrs K G Hamilton.
Coming and being Mrs. Buddy Nix and Betsy of Memphis and Mark McKenzie of Little Rock visit Dr and Mrs Jim McKenzie. The Rev R B Moore Jr spent Monday and Tuesday in Conway at a Methodist ministers workshop. Mrs J C Carlton returned from Dallas after attending her granddaughter Nancy Yontz’s wedding. Cars travel to Dallas with Cary Carlton and a daughter from Albuquerque then to New Orleans. Jack Wilson and family visit Hope and Patmos. Gordon Cannon of Dallas visits Arch Cannon and Clarice Cannon. Roy Craine’s trip to Kansas City ends with visits to Victor Craine and Ross Metcalfes in Indian Head Md and John Monigain in Hyattsville Md. Bob Jackson family hosted guests from Indianapolis and Ray Lewis of Poplar Bluff Mo. Poultry Festival attendees in Little Rock include many locals and Chicago visitor Kay Leimbacher. Earlier Brack Schenck and daughters toured New Jersey and New York City for the World’s Fair. Dr John O Nix of Texarkana were weekend guests of Owen Nix and Emmett Thompson. Rev B J Willhite and Preston Sinyard with Eugene Ferguson attended Carolyn Ferguson’s nursing school graduation in Little Rock.
Dallas guests arrive to visit Mrs. Gladys Hamilton as Ton and Paul travel with plans to meet local social figures. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Simmons of Texarkana stayed with Mrs. M. M. McClugh an during their visit to the area.
Carla Purtle and Jacky Lloyd pledged marriage Saturday night at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Perry Purtle. The bride wore white peau de soie with pearl jewelry and carried a white bible with an orchid. matron of honor Glen Calhoun and bridesmaids Cissie Ellis Margie Herndon and Jan Gaines wore pink frocks.
Republican leaders outlined a broad drive to win back urban, Negro and young voters. Chairman Bliss said programs would target big-city areas, college students, and a growing under-25 population, with reforms to nominating conventions under review.
The 1965 Ford Galaxie range offers quiet, Rolls-Royce level ride with standard comfort features across XL, LTD, and Galaxie 500 models. Highlights include a 289 V-8, Cruise-O Matic, bucket seats, full wheel covers, ample luggage space, self-adjusting brakes, and no extra charge for options. Tests cited by acoustical consultants and certified by the U S Auto Club confirm quieter rides.
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