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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1968
Page
3
Various society gatherings across First United Methodist First Baptist First Presbyterian and other groups noted for Monday through Friday including W S C S WM S LDS Catholic and Girl Scouts. Events include meetings programs choral practice dinners and neighborhood gatherings with attendees and hostesses named. Weekend visits by Greenville Texas and Little Rock guests are mentioned.
The Richard B. Arnold family of Route 3 Hope Ark selected as Hempstead County farm family of the year for 1968. They operate a 620 acre farm with soybeans beef cattle and timber. Children Nan Ann and Richard Jr noted. Community work cited. A district visit occurred Oct 30 for judging.
A reader asks Helen about a married man exposing his escapades and whether he seeks a mother rather than a wife. Another letter discusses young parents, a college student father, and wedding possibilities as a solution. A third writer praises Julia for portraying Black life beyond headlines and urges honest portrayal.
Buenos Aires AP reports a duel between retired Adm. Benigno Varela and newspaper editor Yelivan Biglieri. The men fought after a sharp exchange over criticism. Biglieri nicked Varela’s left cheek while Varela scored on Biglieri’s right cheekbone. Seconds ruled honor satisfied and halted the match.
Mrs. M. N. Laule Keele, an 80 year old Louisville saleswoman, runs her own route selling spices tea and home goods. She has worked solo since her husband died 19 years ago and delivers on foot despite never learning to drive. Her territory spans over half a mile by a third of a mile and she travels it on foot several times weekly.
The piece profiles Mrs Keele at age 96 living alone in a five room home, who has taught Sunday school for 37 years with a class of fellow seniors. It notes her long family line, independence, and dedication to faith as she balances business weekdays and church duties on Sundays.
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