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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1965
Page
3
Mrs Bess Evans pupils will be presented in a recital at Hope High School auditorium on Wednesday May 26 at 7 30 PM. Public invited.
On Thursday May 27 at Hope Country Club a ladies bridge luncheon starts at noon hosted by Mrs. Lynn Harris Mrs. Charles Wilhite and Mrs. Robert La Grone. Helen McRae Barlow pupils perform at 7 30 p.m. in Hope High School. The Hope Men’s Golf Association meets at 1 p.m. for a nine hole tournament with twelve prizes and a 615 p.m. dinner followed by a golf film.
On Friday May 28 at 3 20 pm the Friday Music Club ends its year with a gathering at the home of Mrs Charles Batson. Co hostesses are Mrs Charles Reynerson and club president Mrs Tom Hays Jr urges all members to attend the final meeting.
Girls State delegates were hosted by Mrs Talbot Feild Jr in a May 22 gathering with Betsy Martindale Susan Turner Margie Waddie Martha Allison and others. they received information and songs from last year’s delegates. Brownie Troop 60 holds a May 29 cook-out at the Girl Scout Little House from 5 to 7 pm with parents asked to accompany and pick up children.
The Hope Duplicate Bridge Club gathered Monday night May 24 at the Hope Country Club with four tables. Winners were first Mrs. Harry Hawthorne and Mrs. Marie Hendrix, second Mr. and Mrs. E P. Young Jr, third Mrs. Emmett Thompson and Mrs. Tully Henry, and fourth Mrs. J M Duffie and Mrs. A K Holloway.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Kyler visited Lite Rock last week to see Mrs. W. L. Clippard. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Young Jr. left Wednesday for Hot Springs to attend the Methodist Conference held there this week.
James Marlow notes President Johnson’s early record contrasts Kennedy and Eisenhower. Johnson finds success with Congress but struggles abroad in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic while pursuing coalition ideas. Domestic focus and 1964 campaign shape his first 14 months in office.
Dear reader writes about a husband who has quit smoking and beer, diets and acts holier, prompting fear of a reformation backlash. The note shares marital strain from perceived judgment while the writer contemplates solitary indulgence and seeks partner empathy.
This Hope Star humor column invites readers to share family living troubles for Helen Bottel to help. Readers may send amusing experiences or questions to Helen Bottel in care of the paper, with copyright noted from 1965.
An American serviceman was killed, another wounded, and a third missing after a Viet Cong ambush 60 miles northwest of Saigon while traveling in a jeep from Ben Soi to Tay Ninh. U.S. air forces conducted round the clock bombardment against targets in North Vietnam.
Win at Bridge by Jacoby and Son covers the 1965 Vanderbilt Cup winners and the Newspaper Enterprise Association report credits the duo for the decisive triumph and the event's prominence in current bridge competitions.
In a notrump sequence, South opens 1NT and the auction proceeds 1NT by South, 3NT by North. The opening lead is a club four, and declarer must navigate tenaces to reach nine tricks without a shortcut. The packed hand distribution suggests careful play but no immediate swings.
Weather continues across Arkansas and Louisiana with high temperatures in the 80s and lows around 68 to 75. Showers and thunderstorms affect up to 60 percent of areas Thursday, favoring southwest and northeast zones, with generally cloudy to partly cloudy skies through Thursday.
Dialogue on the origin of the expression two way finesse follows a bridge hand. Jim notes theQueen of clubs choice and the importance of seeing discards in diamonds and Easts before choosing clubs. The discussion covers even money chances and how information from opponents shapes play.
South holds AK QJ12 YA102 032 BAE54. After a sequence Pass 1Y V Pass 1A Pass 2H Pass 29 Pass 39 Pass, consider A bid four hearts. The guide notes no guarantee but insistence on not missing game. Determine best continuation given partner’s two hearts over your one spade.
A committee of 11 scientists told the National Academy of Sciences that population growth is a crucial U S problem and urged the government to promote birth control with a high level administrator to coordinate public and private programs. The report also notes water resources research funding requests and savings from cost-cutting in civilian agencies.
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