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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1965

Page

3

Local Society Calendar and Club Activities May 25

May 25 events include the Jett B Graves Sunday School Class potluck at First Methodist Church with hostesses named. Hempstead County Republican Women meet at 7 30 that evening in the Chamber of Commerce room. Cosmopolitan Club dinner at Heritage House 7 p.m. AE PEO meets 3 p.m. at Mrs C V Nunns. Hope Art Chapter hosts slide lectures on Masters and El Greco with business meeting for next year.

Jett B. Graves First Methodist Church R. L.mccain Syril Munn Frank Miller Ralph Montgomery Hazel Castle Thelma Cox Hempstead County Republican Women's Club Chamber of Commerce Mesdames R. L. McCain Cyril Munn Velma Cox C. V. Nunn Hope Art First National Bank John Halley Arkansas Arts Center John Wilson el Grecco

Recital by Mrs. Bess Evans pupils at Hope High

The pupils of Mrs. Bess Evans will be presented in a recital at the Hope High School auditorium on Wednesday May 26 at 7 20 in the evening. The public is invited.

Bess Evans Hope High School

Hope Country Club May 27 Events Highlights

The Hope Country Club hosts a Ladies Bridge Luncheon at 12 noon with hostesses Mrs. Lynn Harris Mrs. Charles Withite and Mrs. Robert La Grone. Helen McRae Barlow’s pupils perform in recital at 7 30 pm in Hope High School auditorium. The Men’s Golf Association meets at 1 pm for a 9 hole tournament with twelve prizes. Dinner at 5 15 pm followed by a golf film show.

Henry Fenwick Ladies Golf Association the Hope Country Club Hope Country Club Lynn Harris Charles Withite Robert LaGrone Helen McRae Barlow Hope High School Hope Men’s Golf Association

Friday Music Club Final Meeting Honors Year End

The Friday Music Club concludes its year with a 3 20 p m meeting on Friday May 28 at Mrs Charles Batson home. Mrs Charles Reynerson serves as co hostess as club president Mrs Tom Hays Jr urges all members to attend the final gathering.

Charles Batson Charles Reynerson Tom Hays, Jr

Brownie Troop 60 Cookout Planned at Girl Scout Little House

On Saturday May 29 from 5 to 7 p.m. Brownie Troop 60 invites all scouts and parents to the Girl Scout Little House. Parents should bring children and pick them up. scouts should bring their own drinking cups.

Brownie Troop Girl Scout

Lilac Garden Club Hosts May Potluck at Mrs Curt Urrey Home

Mrs Curtis Urrey hosted a Lilac Garden Club potluck supper at her Hope home on May 19. Eleven members enjoyed a spring flower filled setting and social time after the meal. The council then...

Lilac Club Curtis Urrey Lilac Garden Club of Hope Council

Potluck and club activities mark Hope Country Club event

President Mrs. B W Edwards installed the newly elected officers and announced summer break with activities resuming in September. A May 22 potluck and cards event at Hope Country Club drew about 50 attendees hosted by Ken Daniels, Dr. Lloyd Guerin, Hulan White, and Jim Pruden with guests Mrs. John Nix, Homer Jones, and Jack Ambrose.

B. W. Edwards Country Club the Hope Country Club Ken Daniels Lloyd Guerin Hulan White Jim Pruden John Nix Texarkana Homer Jones Little Rocks Jack Ambrose Dallas

Centerville Home Demonstration Club Opens May Meeting

The Centerville Home Demonstration Club met in the Community Building on May 19 with Mrs. Clyde Snelgrove presiding. Mrs. William Alcom led devotion, and a guest, Mrs. Frank Yerger, spoke on Arts and Crafts as members reviewed meal planning and shared a cookie and punch refreshment break.

Centerville HD Club Sapw Clyde Snelgrove William Alcom Howard Underwood Frank Yerger Delores McBride William Altom E. O. Bright Vernie Goynes Clyde Snellgrove

Friday Bridge Club Sees High Scores At May 1 Meeting

Mrs. Rob Jones hosted the Friday Bridge Club on May 1 with Mrs. C. C. Lewis. Red plum greenery decorated the home. Mrs. M. M. McCloughan and the guest were the high scorers after play. A salad plate and Russian tea were served.

Rob Jones C. C. Lewis M. M .McCloughan

Shover Springs 4-H Club Holds Hayride Event

The Shover Springs 4 H Club hosted a hayride on May 21 at the Howells. After the ride they roasted winners and played games. A total of 35 attended, including several from other 4 H clubs.

Shover Springs

Local Visitors and Religious Missionaries Reach Town

Mrs. Joe Balentine and children of Friendship visit two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. N. Bazan of St. Petersburg Fla visit daughter Mrs. Robert Moore Jr. The Rev Otto Teague and wife depart for Hot Springs for the Little Rock Conference. The Rev R B Moore Jr the Rev Joe Jones and others join later. Miss Beryl Henry of Benton spent the weekend here.

Joe Balentine Children of Friendship O. H. Allen N. Bazan St. Petersburg Fla Robert Moore, Jr Otto Teague Little Rock Methodist Church Hot Springs R. B. Moore, Jr Joe Jones W. H. Burks Moore Jones Beryl Henry, Benton

University Freshman Mack Named Honorary Scholastic Leader

Mack, a freshman at the university, earned honors as pledge queen and joined the Dean's List. He belongs to the Arkansas Booster Club Civic Club and Young Democrats and participates in intramural football basketball and track. He was chosen and elected president of Cardinal XX, a freshman boys organization.

Arkansas Booster Club Civic Club Young Democrats Gaebale Mack Cardinal XX Mac McLarty Interfraternity Pledge Council University of Arkansas Maureen Melty Kappa Kappa Gama Sorority Mac Sigma Chi Fraternity Rush Sigma Chi Phi Eta Sigma

Union Chief Appeals for Repeal of Union Shop Law

AFL-CIO President George Meany urged Congress to repeal Section 14B of the Taft-Hartley Act, arguing state bans on union shop contracts threaten wages and progress. He spoke in a House Labor subcommittee hearing alongside Secretary Wirtz, backing measures favored by President Johnson to allow reestablishment of union shops in 19 states.

Neil Gilbride Washington Aflcio George Meany Congress Organized Labor Johnson Meany National Right To Work Committee House Labor W. Willard Wirtz Afl-Cio

Submarine USS Guard fish Launch Observed by Bell Family

Mr and Mrs Greer Bell and Georgia attended the USS Guard fish launching on Armed Forces Day in Camden New Jersey where Lt Joe L Bell serves They also visited Washington DC and the New York World's Fair Nearby Mr and Mrs Glen Ammons visited Pluff Springs to see Mr and Mrs W L Shipp Others include Mr and Mrs Lester Kent Cyril home from Jonesboro Tennessee visits with Judson Thornton and daughter Dena Helen Light traveled to Knoxville saw Ele Val Wagener and friends in Gatlinburg Kenneth Lesly Leta Jo and Kathy of Woodville Texas stay with C W Tarpley C P Jones Palmes returned from Ft Benning Georgia with Maj Clinton Jones family

Greer Bell Georgia Guardfish Joe L. Bell Camden N. J Washington, D. C Lester Kent Cyril Jonesboro Tenn Judson Thornton Dena Helen Light Knoxville Elevia Wagener Gatlinburg C. P. Jones Palmes Major Clinton Jones Ft. Benning, Ga

Lively Summer Fashion at Raleys Style Shoppe

Customers seek wrinkle free, versatile garments for the Fair and travels. Highlights include a Frelich tailored summer suit at 25.95, Jonathan Logan print dress at 17.95, and California Celeperma knit at 29.95. See Hope's House of Fashion for many options.

Raley Frelich Jonathan Logan California Hope House of Fashion

Trade union bill aims to curb conflict and aid progress

AFL-CIO leader says the bill is more than a union issue. He argues it will reduce wasteful conflict dividing Americans and contribute to social and economic progress aligned with President Johnson's Great Society, noting millions of dollars involved.

Johnson

Helen Help Us Youth Column Teaches Courtesy and Community

This 1965 King Features column shares letters from teens and readers about thanks notes at events, planning private or school parties, and seeking guidance on career and college choices. Helen and Sandy offer practical, encouraging responses.

Teens Chaperone Parents Dear Helen

Teens take charge of planning a school year calendar as students and parents collaborate on events. The piece outlines a student led approach to social planning and highlights shared responsibilities and communication between youth and guardians.

Helen

Taft-Hartley Era Debates Highlight Union-Shop Struggle

The passage notes that thousands of man-hours were wasted in state battles over the union shop in the 18 years since the Taft-Hartley Act became law.

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