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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1965
Page
3
The Cub Scout Pack 92 will meet in the Brookwood School auditorium at 7 30 p m Monday March 29. All parents and boys are urged to attend.
The Jett B Graves Class of the First Methodist Church holds its monthly potluck on Tuesday March 23 at 7 p.m. Hostesses include Mesdames Wade Gilbert K G Hamilton oe Wilson Joe Jones Johnnie Green and Graydon Anthony.
The Daffodil Garden Club hosts its annual Style Show and Dessert Bridge on Thursday April 1 from 1 to 4 pm at the WOW Hall. Tickets cost $1 and can be bought in advance from club members or at the door.
The Golden Age Club met March 25 at the Youth Center with eight members present due to weather. Mrs. Dora Wortham read the minutes and they were approved. A social hour followed before the meeting adjourned.
The Cosmopolitan Club met Tuesday night March 23 at the McDowell Turner home with Mrs Turner hosting assisted by Mrs Teddy Jones. Lenora Messer attended as a guest and reviewed The Unbelieving Wife by Margaret Echard. A nominating committee was named: Mrs Jim McKenzie, Mrs E J Whitman, and Mrs Perry Moses. Dessert and coffee were served to 15 members and one guest. In a separate note, the Hope Duplicate Bridge Club held a Winners Game March 24 at the Hope Country Club with five tables and two guests from New Boston.
In Texarkana and surrounding area, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Young Jr. took first place, with Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Sutton from Texarkana finishing second. A three way tie for third involved Mrs. A. Dorsey and Mrs. B. Heback of Texarkana and Mrs. R. L. Broach with Mrs. E. J. Whitman, followed by Mrs. Emmett Thompson and Miss Elizabeth Bridewell in fourth.
Mrs. Tommy Brasher from El Dorado visited Hope last weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Horace Fuller. Mrs. Jim McKenzie is active in Korea work and attended district conferences in the Ouachita Presbytery, traveling to a conference in Ashdown on Wednesday.
A 19 member Hope Presbyterian Church delegation led by WOC president Mrs. Duffie Booth attended the District 2 Presbyterian WOC conference in Lewisville. District Chairman is Mrs. Paul Rawson. Mr and Mrs George F Brown visited last week in Oklahoma City with Mr and Mrs Louis Bud Goza and family.
Admitted patient Mrs. Thomas R. Hamilton of Hope. Discharged listed include Mal Ellis Prescott Katy Harris and baby girl Hope Mrs William Poin dexter Emmet girl Hope Mrs William Popin Branch Discharged Cledith Barker Emmet Mrs Hansford Long Hope Mrs Janie Rouns avall Patmos Mary Turner Fulton Mrs Gloria Serett Hope Mrs Vernon Brown Hope
Next week bookmobile routes list stops in Guernsey Bodcaw Brockman Hill Michaels Grocery May Home Texas Eastern Shower Springs Laneburg Manns Grocery Heading Home and Rosston with times from 9:00 to 3:30 for March 30 31 and April 9. Route includes schools grocery stores and homes in multiple communities.
The readable menu lists daily meals for Spring Hill School next week. Monday serves baked ham with rice, salad, biscuits and banana pudding. Tuesday offers macaroni and cheese, pinto beans, salad, cornbread and a chocolate bar. Wednesday features barbecue beef, carrot sticks, corn, hot rolls and butter. Thursday includes meat loaf, baked beans, lettuce wedges, white bread and chocolate pudding. Friday serves spoonburgers with lettuce onions pickles and mustard salad dressing plus fruit salad cookies.
Detroit defeats New York 7 to 4 as NHL results from Thursday are reported by The Associated Press. The schedule shows no games today with two key matchups slated for Saturday Boston at Montreal and Detroit at Toronto.
As early as 1818 the oil and whetstones of Garland County were floated on boats down the Ouachita to New Orleans where they obtained the name Washita by which they are known worldwide.
Answers explain gastritis versus peptic ulcer symptoms and the lack of vitamin B complex benefit. Graves' disease defined as toxic or exophthalmic goiter with treatment options including partial thyroid removal or radioactive iodine. Cluster headaches described as Horton's headache with nighttime and daytime recurrences treatable by Cafergot or methysergide.
U S District Judge J Smith Henley set the trial date for a bid to desegregate the Capitol Club cafeteria in Little Rock. Ozell Sutton filed the suit last September with NAACP backing after the cafeteria was closed following failed SNCC attempts to gain service. The Capitol Club says state employees including Negroes are entitled to membership and use of the cafeteria. Harold B Anderson represents Sutton and Jack Lee Lessenberry represents Capitol Club Inc.
The first written language used by an American Indian tribe was devised by Sequoyah in Arkansas, marking a pivotal moment in Native literacy and cultural preservation.
Abigail Van Buren advises a wife to seek reasons for her husband’s two year retreat to separate beds and minimal nightly contact. She suggests addressing the issue directly rather than remaining miserable and considers underlying problems rather than quick blame.
A reader asks how to correct table manners politely and notes the importance of making guests feel at home. Abby explains that poor table manners need not reveal character and discusses airline uniform rules for crew on dates.
Air raid over North and South Vietnam areas including Ha Tinh Cap Mui Ron and Vinh Son involved Navy planes at Da Nang. A damaged AIE forced a crash land with no injuries while other jets returned heavy battle damage. Spokesman notes over 40 carrier planes plus flak suppression and interception missions. High explosive bombs 250 to 1000 pounds used and radar early warning degraded though extent unclear. Gun batteries shelled Viet Cong outskirts for fourth night aiding preventive barrages.
Virgil I. Grissom and John W. Young return from a three orbit mission aboard the Molly Brown to Cape Kennedy and a national hero's welcome. The flight marks the United States first proven maneuverable manned space craft. Deadline for next Gemini mission rumored as June 8 with a four day duration.
In early April one of two 1.8. astronauts will raise a hatch in space to test pressure suit reliability and possibly exit into space. Grissom and Young will again fly the mission profile in Cape Kennedy simulators, focusing on three orbital-altering maneuvers and the re entry path that left Molly Brown 58 miles from the Intrepid.
Omaha Boone County receives a $60,000 Farmers Home Administration loan plus $1.5 from the town to build a public water system. Fouke Miller County gets $77,000 with $2,000 locally provided to replace well water with a town system.
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