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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1965
Page
3
The Friday Music Club closes its club year with a 3 20 pm gathering on Friday May 28 at the home of Mrs Charles Batson. Co hostesses are Mrs Charles Reynerson and the president is Mrs Tom Hays Jr urging all members to attend.
On Saturday May 29 Brownie Troop 60 hosts a cook-out at the Girl Scout Little House from 5 AM to 7 PM. Parents should bring children and pick them up. scouts bring their own drinking cups. Sunday May 30 Mrs C C McNeill presents her pupils in recital at 2 30 PM in Hope High School auditorium. public invited. Tuesday June 1 Mrs R L Gossnell presents recitals at 7 20 PM in Hope High School auditorium with Ricky Stone as guest. public invited.
The monthly gathering on May 25 hosted by Mrs. C V Nunn and co host Mrs J W Perkins saw president Mrs F M Horton form committees for the new year. Officers performed the Exemplification of the Ritual as roses and Queen Annes face decorated the house. Twenty people attended including guest Mrs Frank N Horton of Ft Benning Ga and a salad plate and coffee were served.
Hope Cosmopolitan Club wrapped up its year with a May 25 dinner at Heritage House hosted by Mrs. George Newbern Jr. and Mrs. R. E. Jackson. A Maypole centerpiece and pipe cleaner dancers entertained 14 members and 4 guests including Mrs. Jim Wilson.
Mrs Dorsey McRae Sr Mrs J C Broyles and Mrs Frank N Horton attend a brief business session led by president Mrs McDowell Turner. Mrs R B Moore Jr replaces Mrs Roy Bagley on hospitality. Mrs Li H Stewart added to yearbook. Cecil Wyatt introduces Mrs Henry Haynes who reviews The Up and Down Staircase by Bel Kaufman in a charming manner.
Local visitors and graduates are noted across Hope and surrounding towns. Twin sisters Mrs Harold Doyle of Springfield Missouri and Mrs Terrell Cornelius toured LakebaOklahoma. Relatives of Kathy Thrash gathered for Hope High graduation events. Curtis Churchwell will receive a commission at West Point.
The U S Public Health Service says hospitals must desegregate rooms and wards to qualify for Hill Burton federal construction funds. State Health Officer Dr J J Herron disclosed the interpretation of the Civil Rights Act, noting 35 hospitals and a Fort Smith nursing home seeking Hill Burton money requested the policy. William B Burleigh of the service outlined the stance as the federal government reviews an application.
Dr Richard B Stark chief of plastic surgery at St Luke s Hospital New York says thousands of South Vietnamese are badly disfigured by war wounds and cannot lead useful lives Only four Vietnamese plastic surgeons serve 14 million people MEDICO CARE report notes 15 years of reconstructive work and a training program to upgrade Vietnamese surgeons are underway
The document lists assigned ministers by district and church across Arkansas. Names include Ed Matthews at Little Rock First Church and Robert B. Moore Sr. at Crossett with multiple assignments in Monticello Pine Bluff and surrounding areas.
Burleigh gave the state Health Department a telegram to Louisiana outlining guidelines. Hospitals must be in compliance with Title 6 of the Civil Rights Act before receiving Hill-Burton assistance, including assigning patients to rooms without regard to race color or national origin.
Partly cloudy weather in Louisiana continues through Saturday with thunder showers affecting about 25 percent of the area, mainly in the afternoons. Temperatures remain near previous levels. Tonight’s low 66 to 70, Saturday high 84 to 92.
The Associated Press reports Central Arkansas will be mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms affecting half the area tonight into Saturday with lows in the mid 60s and highs near 85. Northeast and Northwest Arkansas see similar conditions with up to 40 percent coverage and highs in the 76 to 82 range. Southwest and Southeast Arkansas stay mostly cloudy with minimal temperature change and highs near 86 with lows around 60 to 66.
Allen B. Bonsall reports from Bison Mount Carmel Dale L Fiffee files at Roe Charge Herston R Holland covers Stuttgart Grand Avenue Weather summaries appear in this brief dispatch from the Associated Press.
The U S Office of Education seeks prompt approval of eight Arkansas Civil Rights Act school desegregation pledges. State Education Commissioner A W Ford said the action was requested Thursday. Districts named include Rose Bud White County White Fork Washington County Black Rock Lawrence County Lamar Johnson County Pleasant Plains Independence County Lakeside Garland County Lake City Craighead County and Boone County School District.
Washington AP Arthur Goldschmidt longtime Johnson ally and UN special fund operations chief met with President Johnson at the White House on a Wednesday night to discuss Southeast Asia economic development. Goldschmidt, from San Antonio, has known Johnson since the early 1930s and has been consulted frequently.
Editors and publishers from across Arkansas converge on Hot Springs for the annual spring AP Association meeting. Keith Fuller, AP assistant general manager, will address the business session, followed by a luncheon speech from Frank Broyles, head football coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks.
Goldschmidt told newsmen he was invited from New York to discuss the Mekong coordinating committee meeting in Bangkok and whether the Mekong project could proceed while the Viet Nam war continues. He affirmed the President’s view that development must start now in the river delta region of South Vietnam.
The United States provided the OAS with 6 million dollars to pay government workers loyal to either the junta or rebels in the Dominican Republic. Inter-American Force troops guard the Central Bank to prevent misuse of funds as talks for a coalition government stall. President Johnson ordered further troop withdrawals while the inter-American contingent grows to just over one thousand troops.
A meeting will view a film on a new operation and slide series on photographic war coverage in Viet Nam narrated by Horst Fans, AP photographer. Host members include Hot Springs Sentinel Record and New Era, with Gene Foreman of Pine Bluff Commercial as association president. John Troutt Jr. of Jonesboro Evening Sun is the news study chairman.
Myra Hamilton 83 of Emmet died Thursday in a Prescott hospital. Survived by two daughters Marie Hutson Hope and Johnnie Pritchett Hot Springs, one brother W. A. Ferry Nashville. Services 2 p m Sunday at Oakcrest Chapel with Reverends Osburn White and Robert Moore Jr. Burial Oakcrest Funeral Service at Snell Cemetery Emmet.
Sam Cox 43 of Forrest City was killed when lightning struck him while towing a tractor-trailer on U.S. 70 near the L Auganille River bridge. Cox operated a repair shop and wrecker service in Forrest City at the time of the incident.
The Benton School Board learned that its desegregation plan based on freedom of choice and an attendance area policy for elementary pupils was rejected by the U S Office of Education. Officials could not confirm which Civil Rights Act provisions were not met.
Brazilians, 250 Hondurans, 159 Nicaraguans and 21 Costa Ricans are listed in the regional migrant tally. The brief item notes the composition of recent arrivals by nationality.
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