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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1965
Page
2
The couple Mary Elizabeth Warmack and Peter O Connor will be married at 4 p m on Saturday May 8 at Our Lady of Good Hope Church. A reception will follow at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs Leland Warmack. All friends and relatives are invited. no cards will be sent.
The nieces and nephews invite friends and relatives to an Open House at the Wrights home on Route 1 from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday May 9. Mr and Mrs Wright married April 8 1915 and have lived in Hope since 1924. No cards will be sent.
The Builders Bible Class of First Baptist meet May 10 at 7:30 in Mrs Alderman’s Sunset Drive home with co hosts. The Ann Wollerman Circle meets May 10 at 7:30 in Mrs Kent’s Lewisville Road home. WLCS First Methodist Circle meets May 10 at 2 in the church sanctuary. Baker Home Demonstration Club meets May 10 at 7:15 in Mrs Lloyd’s home. Am Legion Auxiliary Leslie Huddleston Unit 12 meets May 10 at 4 in the Community Room of the First National Bank. Girl Scout training May 10 from 9 to 11:30 at the Little House in Fair Park. Women of First Presbyterian Circle meetings May 11 at 10 in various rooms.
Arkansans told a Senate Public Works subcommittee for a regional Ozark development program akin to Appalachia. They urged a regional commission to draft plans, citing Arkansas’s higher unemployment, slower population growth, and lower per capita income compared with Appalachia, plus tax and revenue challenges.
The Hope Iris Club will meet at Mrs Herbert Rogers home with Mrs Clyde Fouse as co host. Members are asked to bring corsage material. Garland School PTA meets May 12 at 3 15 PM with executive session at 2 45. Officers installation and teacher recognition. Refreshments served.
Hollywood report notes Annette Funicello plans a baby soon, hoping to balance motherhood with a continuing screen career. The Mouseketeer-turned-beach-party star reflects on preserving her image while managing five or six children, and Disney reruns keep her early TV fame alive.
Arkansas leaders advocate linking recreation centers around Beaver Lake Bull Shoals Norfolk and Mountain View with interstate routes. Jeta Taylor calls for regional planning of the Arkansas River navigation project with a 9 foot channel to Little Rock by 1968 and Catoosa by 1970. Senate action backs cavern development with 350000 for Blanchard Springs caverns and Ark basin projects seek over 136 million in funds.
A teen asks Helen Bottel if a bride should select bridesmaids by looks or loyalty. Helen backs the friend over the gown, urging a lovely wedding and supportive choices.
Beverly Hills innkeeper Hernando William De Vos Courtright bucks chain trend by preserving independence at the Beverly Hills and Beverly Wilshire. He doubled restaurant and banquet business, planned a $6 million 250 room expansion, and transformed the properties into social hubs for Elizabeth Taylor, corporate leaders, and the Los Angeles elite. Courtright emphasizes personalized European style service and discreet lobbies to attract a refined carriage trade.
The plan lists meals for Monday through Friday. Monday serves hamburger patties with rice gravy tossed salad cake cocoanut icing and bread. Friday offers chili dog potato chips fruit salad and muffin.
The AFL-CIO warned that rising youth joblessness risks the economy and democracy. It cited disillusioned youths who turned to extremist solutions and argued federal antipoverty and school aid fall short, as Labor Department data show an early surge of jobless school-age youths boosting the unemployment rate.
In the Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas estate of William F Bain deceased No 1861 Last known address Route 3 Box 78 Hope Arkansas Date of death April 15 1965 Administratrix Gertrude Bain appointed May 6 1965 All persons with claims must file within six months from first publication or be barred This notice first published May 8 1965 May 8 15 1965.
The Hope Star public notices the January 18 1929 issue notes weekly newspaper distribution and advertising data. It lists staff including Alex H Washburn editor and publisher and Paul H Jones managing editor. The piece outlines subscription rates and mail delivery areas in Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard and Miller counties.
The April labor force shows unemployment between 4.7 and 4.9 percent. Youth job seekers flood the market as high schools and colleges close for summer. The AFL-CIO urges federal policies focused on rapid job creation to address the shortage.
stead County Arkansas notices probate of Ruth Elizabeth Bridewell last address Hope AR date of death April 29 1965 will admitted May 4 1965 executor Charles Edward Bridewell Jr petitions to contest within legally prescribed time or be barred and precluded from benefits executor address Montrose AR postal box 355
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