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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1965
Page
3
Society notes list multiple gatherings for March 15 at 7:30 p.m. including Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 First Methodist Church and Builders Class First Baptist Church with various hostesses and cohosts along with WMCS circles and Ruth Class activities. Teachers College guest speaker set among hostesses.
The notice lists events for March 16 including American Legion Auxiliary Post 12 meeting at 7 30 p m in First National Bank Community Room with community service program by Mrs Cecil Weaver. Also Mary and Martha Class party at 7 p m, Hempstead County PTA Council at Hope Junior High 1 30 3 p m and DeAnn Lilac Garden Club meeting at Mrs Wayward Burkes 2 p m with oriental arrangement by members. Licens ed Vocational Nurses meet 7 p m at Hempstead Memorial Hospital with Dr Holt speaking on alcoholism.
The John Cain Chapter of the DAR meets Wednesday March 17 in the Heritage House at 12 o'clock for its regular luncheon. Miss Amy Jean Greene, Professor of Henderson State, is noted in the schedule.
Saturday March 20 the Hope Country Club hosts a potluck supper at 7 pm inviting members and guests to share dishes and socialize in the club dining room.
A morning social Thursday March 11 at the home of Mrs James Spring gathered 22 neighbors including Mrs Joe Watkins Mrs Ed Alderman Mrs Roger Hruby Mrs Doyle Huff and Mrs Emmett Thompson. Melvin Thrash assisted as host. Guests enjoyed colorful permanent flower arrangements, sweet rolls doughnuts and coffee with pleasant conversation.
The Brookwood PTA met Wednesday in the school auditorium with Mrs. Minor Polk presiding. Mrs. Jewell Moore Jr led a Colossians devotional and Mrs. Thurman Wright read the National PTA President’s Message. Guest speaker Mrs. F J Burroughs, a local teacher, spoke on Living Ifictive and Enjoyable.
The Melrose Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday March 10 at Virgie Robertson's home with eight members present. The hostess gave the Psalms 1 devotional and Mrs Gwen Allen led prayer. Mrs A C Kirby presented the eye opener and the group discussed the lesson More for Your Money in the Food Basket. The meeting closed with prayer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Olsen hosted events in Hope with guests from Little Rock and Shreveport for the Semi Potentates Ball honoring Scimitar Temple. Rotarians and theater patrons from Little Rock joined Mayton Prather and families for gatherings and a Bells Are Ringing matinee at the community theater.
Four doctors told President Johnson his general health is excellent after examinations on Saturday. They reported normal lab results and heart status from the 1955 attack, and noted no issues beyond advising regular exercise and planned relaxation.
Editors note introduces a series examining efforts to raise world food production amid looming hunger. The piece frames a race against time as scientists seek solutions before widespread famine.
Berkeley reports Clark Kerr remains president after a tense clash with the Regents over student discipline. Kerr and acting Chancellor Meyerson withdrew resignations following a 52 hour closed door session, while regents remain divided on swift action and due process.
Wanted men and women ages 18 to 52 for U S Civil Service openings this area in the next year. Start salaries up to 446 per month with strong security and advancement. No special education often required. Lincoln Service offers test prep since 1948 as a private school not government connected. Mail coupon for free job details and test prep guidance today.
President Johnson confronts twin crises as Vietnam escalates and civil rights protests in Alabama intensify. National debate grows after march actions, court rulings, and clashes with state troopers, prompting calls for federal intervention and broader political fallout.
In 1965 readers detail astonishing birth timelines claiming youngest great grandmother status. Ramona Delgado notes her grandmother Trini Morales became a great grandmother at 46, while Louise Johnson adds her own record of 46 years five months. Abby confirms the Indianapolis lineage as strongest claim.
A reader claims 24 children from 16 born to her by age 51, with a 33 year gap to last child. She expects 53 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren by May, and notes a 50th wedding anniversary on June 24, asking to keep her name private.
The White House and Justice Department faced sit ins with protesters hauled out after closing time. President Johnson works on a voting rights bill as Negro march threats loom. Civil rights leaders like Dr. King may shape Alabama actions, while demonstrations in Washington and Selma threaten renewed upheaval.
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