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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1965
Page
3
Garland PTA Study Group meets Tuesday March 2 at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Dean Murphy’s Southland Heights home to discuss What do they need to with. Attendees include Mrs. George Wright Mrs. P Lawrence Mrs. Pat O alley and Calvin Smith.
A playful fable about a lion and tiger ends with a moral on posing bravado and advertising. The ad then promotes Raley's Style Shoppe at 523 West 3rd featuring Koret of California knits in vivid colors and Celaperm wool free options, sizes 3 to 20, opening at 9 AM for spring shopping.
All members are urged to attend and all persons interested in any phase of the theater are welcome to participate in the upcoming production meeting.
The Gardenia Garden Club meets Thursday March 4 at 1 30 in Mrs Basye s home 1020 E 3rd with Mrs Ned Purtle assisting. The program Conservation and film Nature s Half Acre will be shown with comments by Mrs Steve Carrigan. A Girl Scout Neighborhood meeting is set for Friday March 5 at Little House in Fair Park from 1 to 3 pm for leaders and team members. The Rose Garden Club meets Friday March 5 at 2 pm in Mrs Douglas Drake s home 1520 South Main.
Mrs. Carrol Messer returned home Saturday from Wadley Hospital after surgery. Mrs. W. C. Brown stays with daughter Edna Griffith in Dallas while recovering. Ann Baker of Dallas visited Hendrix College roommate Phala Brown and Judge and Mrs. Lyle Brown. Mrs. Lester Kent traveled to Texarkana to be with daughter Norris Rateliff at St. Michael's Hospital.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce urged a 5.7 billion dollar reduction in the 112.3 billion dollars of new spending authority before Congress this session. Henry C. Coleman said the cut could be made without harming essential services.
The Associated Press reports Arkansas voters approved a $150 million highway bond measure with 76 452 in favor and 164 772 opposed after 2 319 precincts counted.
Three Brentwood teens age 13 to 14 ran away to a hillside cave above their homes choosing comfort over conflict. They brought sleeping bags, tarpaulins and radios and were supplied food by their parents. The hideout gained power and comfort as an electric line connected to the house.
Arkansas Power & Light Co won PSC approval to issue a new series of preferred stock to redeem 5.48 percent stock sold in 1959 with an aggregate redemption price of 8,006,250 dollars. The move aims to lower indebtedness and free funds for construction.
The speaker calls on readers to join and support the Red Cross in every possible way, emphasizing personal commitment and participation to aid the organization this year. The call to action stresses unity and proactive involvement from the community.
Letter writers debate a landlord's right to a key versus tenant privacy after burglaries and differing views on enforcement. Absent leases and laws fuel anecdotes from Chicago to Manhattan about keys, entry rights, and safety duties.
A three hour Senate debate drew 13 senators as Johnson won backing from six Democrats and four Republicans for his Vietnam course. Morse and Gruening criticized U.S. policy and the State Department white paper, while Scott praised White House briefings that helped shape GOP support. Proxmire warned against conferences that validate aggression.
Readers advise against giving a landlord a key to a private apartment and endorse personal security measures. The reply notes a key can be both protection and threat and urges finding a new place if trust is impossible. A booklet request and reply procedure are included.
A blaze during a heavy thunderstorm destroyed an old Georgia Pacific flooring plant in Crossett Arkansas. The new plywood plant next door was spared as the dismantled building had little equipment or siding left. No injuries were reported and damage estimates were not available. Authorities suspected lightning as the possible cause. Don Lloyd of the nearby paper mill observed the flames.
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Dawn Fraser said she will fight her 10 year expulsion from the Australian Swimming Union after four swimmers were disciplined for breaches at the Tokyo Olympics. She claimed she was scapegoated and vowed to clear her name with legal help and public backing.
In a tense ranch-town scene Jones and Terrazas discuss a staged showdown where Geetch may manipulate rivals Grisswell and Spangler. The pair suspect a faker, note horse and trainer moves, and fear a setup to force a deadly confrontation as rumors swirl about who benefits. The confrontation ends with doubt and a promise of continuation.
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