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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1966
Page
4
A warm spell moves northward through the eastern half of the country and into California. The Northern Plains and Rockies will see colder conditions with snow flurries likely in some areas.
A total lunar eclipse will unfold across the sky lasting about two hours. Skywatchers in visible regions can observe the Moon passing through Earth's shadow with a dimming stage in the middle of the event.
Arkansas mostly cloudy in south with light rain, little warmer by Wednesday. North part partly cloudy, highs in the 40s. Low tonight in the 40s. Louisiana mostly cloudy through Wednesday with scattered light rain, warmer, lows around 42 to 52, highs 56 to 64.
The March EMC meeting at Mrs. Farl Hood's home featured devotional by Mrs. Hood, a poem by Mrs. Ethel Staggers, and reading of pamphlet A Better World Begins With Me by Mrs. Charleon Moore. Eyeopener on bookmarkers and book covering led by Mrs. Gladys Hood. Agent A. T. Williams discussed For Better Family Living. Refreshments to eight members and two visitors from Texarkana. April meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Luke Muldrow. Also noted are homecomings and obituaries: Tilman C. Walker home from Viet Nam with Silver Star. Mrs. Calvin Horce returns from Tennison. obituary of Robert Graves in Center Point with services at Center Point Cemetery. Capistrano swallows legend linked to St. Joseph's Day. Mt Kennedy, a Canadian peak, named for JFK rises 13,905 feet.
William E Easterling 55 lifelong Hope resident died in a local hospital. Retired painter survived by parents and three sisters. Services 2:30 pm Wednesday at Herndon Cornelius Chapel. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Paul B Hooten 46 postal worker died at home. Local arrangements by Herndon Cornelius. Albert McCorkle 58 died in Fort Worth Texas. Survived by wife and children. Barton M Saunders 77 lifelong Sutton area resident died in Prescott Hospital. Retired farmer and lumberman member of Evergreen Masonic Lodge and Methodist Church. Services 2 pm Wednesday Harmony Methodist Church. Burial Harmony Cemetery.
A wedding anniversary notice lists the celebration hosted by their children Tilman Bearden Bob Bearden and Mary Nell Chingan of Texarkana and J W Bearden of Atlanta Ga No invitations are being sent the date is not specified but invites close friends and relatives to join in the observance.
AP television review notes Stuart Little five inches tall in NBC Children’s Theatre with Johnny Carson reading. vivid fantasy on screen. CBS Candid Camera segments featuring children misdelivering a phone message and dating bureau interviews with fake lovers, praised as above average. Dairy farmers to get best prices in 1966 per Pure Milk Association general manager A L McWilliams urging production restraint.
AP reports on Congo driving hazards in Leopoldville. Taxi drivers careless and vehicles poorly maintained create peril amid scarce traffic cops. Pedestrian risk rises as speed and recklessness vary from twenty to eighty mph, with blame attributed to local training and colonial legacies.
Three men were accused of giving impromptu vocal concerts at Baltimore markets. Judge Joseph L. Broccolino issued a suspended jail sentence for one and placed the other two on probation. The judge cited spring’s arrival as the reason for leniency. Almost Unanimous James Monroe’s 1820 electoral slate mentions a New Hampshire elector voting for John Q. Adams to avoid a unanimous Washington vote.
Dr Charles Johnson discusses tension in modern man in the USA and abroad as industry grows. Mole, 32, suffered five years of nervous tension and headaches with back stiffness and tension before trying care. Rapid improvement followed. Public service ad for Johnson Chiropractic Clinic in Hope Arkansas.
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