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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1965

Page

3

May activities in Hope area clubs and groups announced

Community groups list May meetings and events at the Town and Country Coliseum and local centers. Daffodil Garden Club hosts an initiation luncheon with Mrs Graves and Mrs Evans. Order of the Eastern Star discusses topics in the Masonic Hall. Hope Roundup Club dinner invites forks, salads or desserts. Girl Scout Day Camp registrations and Brownie activities are planned with check in and bring lunch. Iron Club notes a May 10 meeting. Troop 117 reports a camping and cooking outing at the Little House with mothers assisting.

The Daffodil Garden Club Town and Country al Graves Don Evans Roy Taylor Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Jack Porter Hope Roundup Club Coliseum Girl Scout Little @House Fair Park Little House Neal Melanie Garrett Rhonda Renshaw Karen Wiggins Cathy Cox Debbie Crank

Baker HD Club Meets The Baker Home Demo

An advertisement notes a skin itch remedy ITCH-ME-NOT from Gibson Drug Store. It promises rapid relief from itching and antiseptic healing, suitable for eczema insect bites and surface rashes with a 48 cent back guarantee. Available today at Gibson Drug Store.

Gibson Drug Store

John Cain Chapter DAR Holds May Meeting and Installs Officers

The John Cain Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Heritage House on May 19 for a noon luncheon. Regent Mrs Otis Blackwood opened the meeting and officers for the coming year were installed, with nominees including Regent Mrs Richard Howard and Vice Regent Mrs Charles Locke. Numerous committee chairs were announced, spanning Americanism American Heritage Conservation DAR Library and more. Announcement noted the chapter had upcoming plans.

John Cain Daughters of the American Revolution Heritage House Otis Blackwood Richard Howard Charles Locke J. J. Battle Gordon Tyre Paul Klipsch Wilbur Jones George Frazier Lloyd Spencer Mamie Twitchell McDowell Turner Paul W. Klipsch C. C. McNeill Arthur Wimmell Roy Stephenson DAR Good Citizen DAR Tina Pilkinton DAR Magazine Robert M. LaGrone DAR Museum Franklin McLarty Joe Keesey National Defense Charles Taylor W. R. Herndon C. M. Agee J. A .Wilson United States Roy Stepenson

Tation of the autentic ful slides of Pioneer Washing ton

A Sanne tee presented by Regent Mrs Otis Blackwood on Conservation of Shrines and Scenery received a standing ovation for leadership of the Chapter. Miss Mamie Twitchell spoke on National Defense and Communist infiltration in every section of the country. The final meeting of the year will be Flag Day June 14 at Prescott for the District Meeting. Everyone urged to attend.

Washington Arkansas Otis Blackwood Mamie Twitchell Blackwood Prescott

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Reports Girls State Delegates

Legion Auxiliary Unit 12 met May 18 at president Mrs M M McCloughans home with magnolia decorations. Chaplain Mrs Ben Edminston opened with prayer as plans emerged for Poppy Day May 29 and several Girls State delegates were named alongside earlier selections.

Margie Waddle Martha Allison Susan Rogers Susan Forster Wanda Grimmett Cox Arlene Frith Hope Leon Bundy

Coming and Going for Jack Haynes Graduation

Mr and Mrs Douglas Haynes and family plan to travel to Parson Tennessee on Friday to attend the graduation of their brother Jack Haynes and visit their mother and father Mr and Mrs Graydon Haynes. Mike Kelly and Mrs George Hosmer attended a fashion market in Little Rock. Mrs Kenny McKee of Houston returned home with Mr McKee after visiting her mother Mrs Jewel Moore. Mr and Mrs Frank Baggett of Memphis visited the Rettigs this weekend. Mr and Mrs Verner McMurtrey visited relatives in Ft Worth over the weekend.

Douglas Haynes Thomas Gibson Tony Ronda Vonda Patmos Larry B. Powell Jason Hope Parson, Tenn Jack Haynes Graydon Haynes Mike Kelly George Hosmer Little Rock Kenny McKee Houston Mr. McKee Jewel Moore Frank Baggett Memphis B. L. Rettigs Mrs. Verner McMurtrey Ft. Worth

Airliner crashes on landing at Cairo with 100 aboard

AP News Digest reports a Pakistani airliner carrying more than 100 aboard crashes during landing in Cairo. The incident follows recent Middle East and Vietnam conflict updates and other national items from the period.

Paris Pair to Wed in June Semi Formal

Engagement announced for Kay Hervey of Paris Texas daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Allison Hervey to Mickey Hickman Rose of Paris son of Mr. and Mrs A D Rose. The wedding will be held June 4 at DeStrong Chapel on the Paris Junior College campus. Miss Hervey attends Paris Junior College majoring in Home Economics. Mr Rose works for Champion Box Company Paris. Miss Hervey is the niece of Opal Hervey of Hope.

John Allison Hervey Paris Texas Hone Kay To Mickey Hickman Rose A. D. Rose DeStrong Chapel Paris Junior College Miss Hervey Rose Champion Box Company of Opal Hervey Hope

Nashville Couple Announce Engagement and June Wedding

Mr and Mrs Joe Henry Webb of Nashville announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Jana Lynn Webb to George Gaither Crank son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Crank of Lewisville. The bride elect is a Nashville High School graduate and a student at Southern State College. The wedding is set for June.

Joe Henry Webb Nashville Jana Lynn George Gaither Crank Dewey Crank Lewisville Nashville High School Southern State College

Puerto Rico Becomes Self Governing Commonwealth

Puerto Rico was proclaimed a self governing commonwealth under the U S flag on July 25 1952 marking a new political status for the island and its relationship with Washington.

Puerto Rico U.S

Bankers elect new Arkansas Association officers

Roy L. Baker of Harrison was elected president of the Arkansas Bankers Association at the convention in Hot Springs. J. C. Reeves of Pine Bluff was chosen vice president and Thomas E. Hays Jr. of Hope named secretary treasurer.

Hot Springs, Ark Roy L. Baker Harrison Arkansas Bankers Association J. C. Reeves Pine Bluff Thomas E. Hays Jr Hope

Newport approves amended desegregation plan

Newport School Board says the U.S. Office of Education has approved an amended desegregation plan. The plan phases in four grades per year starting this fall, replacing a three-grade pace to meet a 1967 completion deadline. Both plans rely on freedom of choice for all pupils to enroll at any school.

Newport Ark Newport School Board U.S. Office of Education Washington Office of Education

Pakistan Plane Crashes Near Cairo Killing 120

A Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 720B on Karachi to London service crashed near Cairo Airport in dense fog, killing 120 of 126 aboard. Six survivors were all Pakistanis. others included Americans among 115 passengers.

Cairo U.S Pakistan International Karachi London

Career Air Force Captain Keeps Focus on War Duty

Capt. John O. Edelblute, 33, Crown Point Indiana, a veteran fighter pilot in the 615th Tactical Fighter Squadron Da Nang, says it is the only war we’ve got as he nears his third Far East tour. He expects 30 days leave after his June 1 completion, hopes to catch up on bass fishing, and would return for a fourth tour if needed. Edelblute has flown many missions, faced losses and flak, and notes the work back home is real war, not a game. He is the oldest of four bachelors among 25 pilots and jokes about marrying into the Air Force.

DA Nang Airbase South Viet Nam John O. Edelblute Crown Point Ind Far East James A. Minish Yellowstone National Park Wyo Edelblute England Air Force Base Louisiana Yurilf

Johnson Family Surplus Reported in FCC Renewal

The Johnson family controlled Texas broadcasting assets show surplus and reserves exceeding 3.5 million in an FCC renewal filing. Austin Management Co. listed as a subsidiary. KTBC AM FM TV in Austin holds major stock with two trustees managing holdings since Johnson’s presidency. Total assets 4.14 million, liabilities 318 thousand, capital stock 117 thousand.

Washington Federal Communications Commission Johnson Austin Management Co Texas Broadcasting Co Ktbc Am-Fmtv Austin Tex KTBC FCC

Treat Athlete's Foot with T-4-L at Gibson Drug Store

An advertisement promises fast relief from athlete's foot using a strong T-4-L liquid. It claims itching and burning ease within minutes and skin shedding or renewal within days, with a money back guarantee. Available today at Gibson Drug Store.

Gibson Drug Store

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Golden Age Club Hope Girl Scout Hope Junior High Girl Scout Little House Hope Country Couch Potluck and Cards Entertainment Ken Daniels Lloyd Guerin Hulan White Jim Pruden Ann Wollerman First Baptist Church Bess Evans Hope High School Iron Club QO. F. Lloyd T. B. Fenwick Jesse Nusko Ardell Clark Anna Lee Roberts Baker HD Baker Home Dixie Drive-In WM Pees Yan Tors Ila DE Lune Cinema Associated Producers Inc SUN MON TUES Adult Entertainment Moonshine Mountain D.A.R Columbia Pictures Presents Livestacks Bros Pik Taggarts Dan Oung Duryea Homemakers HD Club David McKee Homemakers Home Demonstration Club Carlton Roberts Jack Madlock Delores McBride George Hooten Miss McBride Ernest Ridghill W. B. Beck AP News Digest Senate Mike Mansfield House Ways and Means Committee Dent Johnson Gerald R. Ford David J. McDonald United Steelworkers Union New York Brooklyn Orval FE. Faubus Conway County Marlin Hawkins State Highway Commission Pierre Salinger Hot Springs Denney Miss Kay Hervey Jana Lynn Webb Santa Anna Paleau Houston Taylor Scott Pakistan Egypt Geneva Akhtar Aly Khan Galal Alkarimi Viet Nam Hal Boyle Air Force LBJ Holdings S. Main St. Hope, Ark Hope Airp
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