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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1971
Page
6
November 16 schedule lists American Legion Auxiliary and Great Books Discussion Group meetings. Local PTA events, bake sales, craft shows, and club gatherings span through November 22 with details on locations, hosts, and contact numbers.
The Lee A Holt estate auction in Washington Arkansas is set for Saturday November 20 featuring an ox yoke, a five piece parlor set, an Edison Victrola, Armores Cathedral Pickle Jar, a Sallie Kate Holt library with pre Civil War books, and other collectibles. Auctioneers include J B Rowe of Hope and Howard Latimer of Lockesburg with executor Great Nephew of the deceased.
Letter exchange reveals conflict between a teen and parents over a stars and stripes patch on jeans. Sue and Helen advise discussing patriotism openly while noting historical indoctrination and the dangers of harsh judgments. The column also previews a Junior Auxiliary Christmas Bazaar at First National Bank lobby on November 17 7 9 p.m. and November 18 19 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
NBC aired The Show Goose a tender tale of two lonely souls and a wounded bird with strong performances by Richard Harris and Jenny Agutter. Dames At Sea followed as a stage spoof with Ann Margret and Ann Miller delivering standout numbers. Festival At Ford's closed the night with Bob Hope’s sharp monologue and a cast including Carol Channing, Melba Moore, Raymond Burr, Jonathan Winters, Pat Boone, and Charley Pride.
The text notes widespread financial distress in higher education with 22 colleges closing in two years. It highlights tuition covering only about one third of education costs and urges donations to colleges. It also makes a striking line about changing lawn practices and paleontology.
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