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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1964

Page

5

Community Society Notices and Club Gatherings

A dense list of local society events and club meetings spanning November 18 to 20. Groups include Lilac Garden Club, John Cain Chapter DAR, Junior High MYF spaghetti supper, Regular Monday ladies pot luck, Bodcan PTA, Chapter 328 OES, Daffodil Garden Club, Spring Hill PTA, Jett B Graves Sunday school class film, Friday Music Club, Hope Duplicate Bridge, Amanda Tinkle WM S, WMS First Baptist, WSCS Circle 5 First Methodist, and Wesley Club activities with times, hosts, and brief descriptions of programs and fundraisers.

Amanda Tinkle Society Amanda Tinkle Woman's Missionary Society First Baptist Church A. T. Jewell Frank Yarbrough Circle J.O. Luck Carlton King Frontier of Advance Lottie Moon H. A. Fisk Carl W. Bramlett J. Q. Luck R.M. Jones Frank Ward J. S. Atchison Claud Sutton Ross Gleghorn Cora Stafford

Annette Funicello to wed Lance Reventlow this month

Hollywood notes reveal Annette Funicello will marry Lance Reventlow in January. The ceremony at St Cyril's Ensenio will host 700 guests with 550 for a Beverly Hilton reception. Annette, 22, remains under Disney and two-film yearly deals, while Jack Gilardi continues as her agent.

Bob Thomas Hollywood AP Cheryl Holdridge Lance Reventlow Annette Funicello Jack Gilardi Mickey Mouse Club Cubby Karen Disney Studios St. Cyril’s Eneino Beverly Hilton General Artists Corp Frankie Avalon Frankie Jack Disney’s Bob Hope NBC American International

Davis-Eight Pound Boy Born in Durant November 7

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Davis Jr of Durant Mississippi welcomed an eight pound boy named Todd McRae on Saturday November 7. Grandparents are Bill McRae of Hope and Eugene Davis of Durant. Great-grandparents include Dorsey McRae Sr and Claud W Tolleson.

Gene Davis, Jr Durant Miss Todd McRae Bill McRae Hope Eugene Davis Dorsey McRae Claud W. Tolleson

Coming and Going at Texarkana and Kansas City

Mrs. Oliver Mills spent the weekend in Kansas City with her sister Mrs. Hattie Tyree. Attending the District 13 Conference of PTAs Tuesday at Texarkana Arkansas High School were Mrs. Dean Murphy first George Young Mrs. Calvin Smith and Mrs. Arch Wylie Mrs. Gene Davis Jr. and son Todd McRae Durant Miss. are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bil McRae and other relatives here.

Mrs. Oliver Mills Kansas City Mrs Hattie Tyree PTA Texarkana Arkansas High School Dean Murphy Firs George Young Calvin Smith Arch Wylie Gene Davis, Jr Todd McRae Durant Bil McRae

Hospital Notes Memorial ADMITTED and DISCHARGED

Memorial patients include Karen Stringfellow and Williams Smith among Hope listings for admissions. Discharges feature Mrs. Martin Cox and several Hope patients along with Branch and Washington entries.

Memorial Karen Stringfellow Hope Fred Smith Martin Cox William Smith Christopher Johnson Branch Charles Flenery Lucille Powell Washington Jo Biddle Patmos Charles Jones Clarence Knighton Dora Kilman Ray Griffin Cabot Clara Almon C. C. Tittle Cynthia Jordan Billy Stuart Rosston Harry —Lauterbach Ansley Gilbert James D. Johnson C. B. Shackelford Riley Vickers

Dear Abby on marriage delays and teen posture guidance

A reader wonders why a 46 year old woman waits 16 years for a 58 year old partner to marry. Abby warns of ultimatums and possible rejection while sharing advice on handling relationships and public labels. Also urged to avoid public criticism of a teen daughter and to use subtle signals to correct posture.

Abby Ice

Dear Abby Suggests Sharing Story to Cure School Fear

The columnist suggests a mother speak to her daughter’s class about the accident and disfigurement to foster understanding. She notes a boy with a head brace faced no ridicule when his situation became known. The message praises youth cooperation and kindness in schools.

Abby Tam R.E.R Thelma J

Dear Abby advised: teen posture critique harms daughter

A reader asks how to correct a teenage daughter’s posture without shaming her. She acknowledges nagging in public but seeks a kinder approach to address姿勢 issues and self-esteem.

Abby Suse Benius

Business Leaders See Shift In Output Amid Auto Slowdown

New York report notes October industrial output fell due to auto plant shutdowns yet overall durable goods and staples rose. Output remains 131.7 percent of 1947-49 average, while retail sales dip slightly from strike-related incomes and auto-disruption, yet employment grows in service, trade, and local government sectors.

New York

Abby's booklet offer for letter writing guidance

A 1964 McNaught Syndicate advertisement invites readers to request Abby's booklet How To Write Letters For All Occasions by sending one dollar and a self addressed envelope to Abby Box 69700 Los Angeles Calif. The notice emphasizes ease for those who dislike writing letters and presents postal details for ordering.

Abby Los Angeles Calif McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Blytheville Bonds Buy Plant Project Wins Narrowly

Blytheville Arkansas voters approved a 50 million bond issue to finance a Continental Oita chemical plant at Barfield on the Mississippi River. The measure passed 1710 to 22 with plans for initial 20 million in bonds for construction and potential later issuances if needed. Construction is set to start soon.

Blytheville, Ark Continental Oita Barfield Mississippi River Here Continental

October Trade Trends Show Upward Economic Momentum

The October data indicate a broad rise in consumer spending in unaffected communities and ongoing gains in retail trade after autos. Utilities and equipment producers, along with capital spending by business, stay on an uptrend, while October production is viewed as temporary and unlikely to derail plans for expansion.

Bus Firms Seek 0 Percent Fare Increase in Arkansas

Fifteen bus companies operating in Arkansas presented their case to the Arkansas Commerce Commission seeking a zero percent fare rise. Eugene Warren of the National Truck and Bus Association cited higher payrolls, increased bus and facility costs, and fewer riders. Continental Southern Lines officials reported losses in 1961, 1963, and six months into the current year, noting per mile operating costs rising from 23 to 28 cents. Continental Central Lines estimated a 10 percent rise would add about $6,942 annually.

Little Rock Arkansas Arkansas Commerce Commission Eugene Warren National Truck and Bus Association Frank Kegley Alexandria Contiental Southern Lines Kegley D. P. Green Wichita Kan Continental Central Lines

Must Ignore Man Made Race Barriers

Hal l Robbins, director of a bi racial committee of state educators, urged Monday that professional school people ignore race creed and color barriers to improve education. He heads a joint Arkansas Education Association white and Arkansas Teachers Association Negro committee and spoke at a staff meeting of the state Education Department in Little Rock.

Little Rock Hall Robbins Robbins Conway High School Arkansas Education Association Arkansas Teachers Association State Education Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lilac Garden Club Blegins N.P. Nesbitt P.C. Stephens W Dea John Cain Dar Will Heritage House M.Y.F First Methodist Church Country Club Lloyd Spencer Crit Stuart, Jr Kinard Young George Robinson Bodcan P.T.A Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Daffodil Garden Club George Frazier Bob Baars Ralph Eman, Jr Spring Hill P.T.A Jett B. Graves San Fran Cisco Brookwood B.C. Hyatt Hope Duplicate Bridge Club Hope Country Club R.T. White Emmett ‘Thompson R. L. Broach Elizabeth Bridewell Tully Henry EJ. Whitman R. L. Brocah George Wright WMS W.M.S E. Luther Copeland F. J. Burroughs Jo Ann Staggs Carton King Clarence Geist God WSCS Mary and Martha Pail Bain Martin Fox Knoxville Tenn Jim Robertson Sam Huckabee H. E. Patterson Robert Moore Wesley Choir Wesley Club Albert Finney Storts Svincent Drichmn Earth Rephan Warren Sewell Dacron The Methodist Church Gail Forrester Nelia Jordan Peggy Melver J. R. Forrester J. W. Feilds Ritchie Graham Emmet Polly Sue Charles A. Pry Alfred Pry Prescott Sweetie Pie Nadine Seltzer Bia Marvin Abigail van Buren Ture Nedge By Sam Dawson AP Business News Blytheville Bonds Sylvania Color TV Cadillac Miami Beach, Florida 16Th Hope, Arkansas
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