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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1965
Page
2
On Saturday March 13 Girl Scouts meet at the Little House at 10 a.m. for an Out of Doors Day civic project. Brownies Scouts leaders and committee members bring a lunch wear slacks and comfortable shoes. The cleanup and planting event ends by 2 p.m.
Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 of the First Methodist Church meets at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs Hinton Davis Builders Class of the First Baptist Church meets at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs Hubert Dodson with cohostesses Mrs Houston Gunter and Miss Eva Nell Moxley Circle 5 WSCS of the First Methodist Church meets at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs James Robertson with cohostess Mrs Don Parker all members urged to attend and bring world banks for the program Mrs Sam Huckabee leads the program.
The Ruth Class hosts a March 15 gathering at 7 30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall with hostesses Mrs. Roy Mouser Mrs. P N Perkins and Mrs Opal Hervey The WMCS Circles meet March 16 in listed homes Circle 1 Mrs Joe Rider Circle 2 Mrs Henry Haynes Circle 3 Mrs Clarence Geist Circle 4 Mrs John F Gibson Circle 5 Mrs Carter Russell Tuesday March 16 the American Legion Auxiliary meets a Community Room The Mary and Martha Class hosts a meal at 7 p.m. The Hermestead County PTA Council meets at Hope Junior High 1 30 3 p.m. The DeAnn Lilac Garden Club meets 2 p.m. at Mrs Wayward Burkes Bring dues Oriental arrangements The Hope Division of Licensed Vocational Nurses meets 7 p.m. at Hempstead Memorial Hospital Dr Holt speaks on Alcoholism.
Mrs Harold Wright of Pa mpa Texas will arrive Sunday to visit Mrs B C Hyatt and attend local social events during her stay.
Hope High and Elementary menus list weekly meals. From Monday to Friday at Hope High, options include barbecue lunch, hot tamale pie, fried chicken, hot dog, vegetable soup, and varied sides with daily milk. Elementary offerings feature sausage macaroni, meat loaf, turkey over rice, hot dogs, corn bread, fruit, and desserts across five days.
The $2.3 billion plan would place about $600 million on the regular budget while $1.7 billion would be funded outside the budget. The plan combines Johnson proposals with Byrnes GOP ideas and uses an income tax recouping method. A major medical insurance option would be voluntary with a $3 monthly Social Security deduction and a government match.
The schedule lists bookmobile stops by time and location from 8:00 to 2:45 across multiple days. Stops include DeAnn Barber Home Rhodes Home Young Home Sweat Woodruff Blevins Hix Lee Grocery Justice Maren 17 Columbus Byers Home Oakhaven Washington Ozan Castlebury Home Bob's Grocery Toilet Home Luck Ranch Bluff City Cagle Grocery Pleasant Hill Treas Home with times for March 18 and March 17.
Joy Stilley critiques a Chase Manhattan Bank study that valued homemakers at $159.34 weekly, arguing overwork and unpaid overtime in roles from food buyer to nursemaid. She jokes about extra tasks and jokes about bonuses, while demanding the bank deliver the expected weekly wage.
In a tense town showdown, Jones exposes Gretchen's admission of miscalling a race and implicates Grisswell and Raumeller in a broader plot. The coroner’s shotgun ends the brawl as arrests ensue and plans to control vet impoundments unfold. Geetch contemplates buying Terrazas’s ranch amid shifting loyalties.
Dick Sisler, who filled in last season for the ailing Fred Hutchinson, has been named manager of the Cincinnati Reds. He led the club to a tie for second place, missing the pennant by one game, and vows to implement his own rules with a loyal staff while honoring Hutchinson's memory. He stresses back of rules, controlled behavior, and gradual transition from Hutchinson’s era.
The Spring Hill school lists next weeks meals with daily offerings. Monday features meat loaf and cabbage salad. Tuesday serves chili beans and potato salad. Wednesday includes roast beef carrot sticks and fruit salad. Thursday offers fish cakes with green beans and ice cream. Friday presents chili dogs with apple pie.
Readers are invited to write signed letters criticizing editorials or commenting on news, with name and address required. Contributions welcome as public opinion pieces to appear in the column under the newspaper’s Letters to the Editor section.
Royce Weisenberger, Chancery & Probate Judge, reports on the Arkansas Judicial Commission study of 1953-63 caseloads and districting. He notes cooperation from judges and legislators, cites past recommendations and what passed, and previews a forthcoming Palmer Circuit editorial on judicial imbalance.
Two young children ages 2 and 3 managed to steer their father's station wagon from a tight parking space through an intersection and into another car. The event caused only a crushed car door and a shaken parent, with no serious injuries.
George Sisler, nearing 72, recalled his struggle living up to his father in baseball. He faced pressure as a hitter and realized he must excel on his own, even as he pondered someday managing bigger teams and perhaps outdoing his father's record. He managed the St. Louis Browns from 1924 to 1926 without pennants.
A reader questions compulsory life skills for country girls and Abby's reply. The column also covers a boy’s detention after a sweater mix up, advice on stretching pants for an older sister, and a burke Taylor anecdote about repeating stories with a request for Abby’s booklet. Copyright McNaught Syndicate Inc 1965.
Ottie B. Montague, 58, was convicted by a Lee County Circuit Court jury of first degree murder in the death of Marshall Hix. Judge Elmo Taylor sentenced her to life imprisonment after testimony from Sheriff Courtney Langston that she admitted giving rat poison to Hix who died May 23 in Forrest City.
A Conway story shows kindness from a stranger who helped a snowbound carrier with boots and shelter. The piece also notes Roy Washam of Mayflower leaving a car running near a collision, and a beekeeper program at the Faulkner County Farm Bureau office drawing interest after misreported class titles.
In Neveda County Arkansas a warning order directs James Roy Fernandez to appear in Hempstead County Chancery Court within thirty days to answer the complaint filed by Jeri Lynn Holbrook Fernandez. Clerk JIM COLE notes the seal dated March 12 1965 with Solicitor F C Crow and Attorney John L Wilson. Legal act litem dates March 13 20 27 and April 3 1965.
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