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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1970
Page
3
Hope area clubs and groups list meetings on November 19 to 25. Eastern Star, Millwood Shrine Club, PTA chapters, Dorcas class, Scout Pack 62, and more announce dinners, programs, elections, and guest speakers. Community bands, bake sales, auctions, and hospital auxiliary plans also noted with addresses and contact numbers.
The Union Thanksgiving Service will be at First Baptist Church on Wednesday night November 25 at 7 30 with Rev Norris Steele of the First United Methodist Church as speaker. The service is one of two annual gatherings inviting all Hope area churches and residents to worship together, sponsored by the Hope Ministerial Alliance led by Rev Gerald Trussell.
The New York Times reports President Nixon plans a major cabinet reshuffle as his second term begins in January. Expected departures include Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel Treasury Secretary David M. Kennedy and Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin. Kennedy and Hardin may depart amicably. Hickel could protest. Possible replacements surfaced for Treasury and staff reshuffles.
Miss Brenda Kay Hines and Dwight Preston Williams married November 14 at 7:30 p.m. in First Baptist Church Prescott. Rev. D.D. Pairchilds officiated. Bride wore organza Empire gown with Victorian neckline. veil held by lace pearl bandeau. Bridesmaids included Debbie Covington and Mary Gail Wilson. best man Larry Hart. Music by Mrs. David Hanning and Phil Hart provided.
A 1970 Helen Bottel column offers teenage readers advice on family bias, money for college, neighbor noise, cleanliness, and rights to seek help. It urges sanity, outlines responses, and invites readers to mail their questions to the syndicated feature.
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