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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1964

Page

5

Society Day And Club Meetings Schedule In Hope

Local society notes list multiple meetings in Hope for November including Music Club at Mrs 8 C tt’s home at 3 30 pm on Friday and Cosmopolitan Club at Mrs Brown’s home on Nov 24 at 8 pm with Mrs Royce, plus Hope Junior Auxiliary on Nov 25 at 10 am at the First National with executive meet at 9 30. Rosebud Garden Club hosted by Mrs Ned Purtle at Brookwood School cafeteria on Nov 17 with guest speaker Herbert Dodson demonstrating acorn ballerina figures, followed by refreshments for 35. Mrs Susy Crafton from New Orleans visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Lynn Wiggins of Beaumont announce birth of son John Kyle in recent week.

É Cosmopolitan Club Mrs. Brown Royce Hope Comnetde Rosebud Garden Club Brookwood Hoo Ned Purtle Herbert Dodson Garden Club Harry Shiver Jim Purtle Lynn Wiggins Beaumont Tex John Kyle John Wiggins

Hospital Notes from Memorial and Branch Hospitals

Memorial Hospital admitted uel Price and Hope. Discharged Grøver Thom son, David Grimmett, Mrs J J Greene, Mrs For rest Singleton, Mrs R L Easterling all of Hope. Branch Hospital admitted Mrs Benita Adams and Mrs Ann Mitchell both of Hope. Discharged Marie Allison and Kenneth Harmon, both of Hope.

Instruction About Legion Insurance

The American Legion Insurance Department issued renewal guidance for 1965 Life insurance. Members with renewal notices should contact their posts and return the notice with a $12 or $24 remittance, noting the 1965 membership number and any address changes. If no notice is received, send $12 or $24, the 1965 member card number, and the insurance certificate to the Chicago office.

Insurance Department of the American Legion American Legion Life Insurance Legionaries American Legion, Insurance Department P.O Chicago Ill

Decision On Base Closures Dominates Washington Brief

McNamara announces further base closures and phased shutdowns affecting Roma City and nearby sites. He defends against political motive claims, citing Brooklyn Navy Yard as proof, while promising retraining and relocation offers for affected workers. Kennedy urges review, Rockefeller warns of unemployment if closures occur too quickly. The Brooklyn Yard plan spans six to 18 months with phased reductions.

Roma Walter F. Carey U.S. Chamber of Commerce Paul H. Douglas D-t McNamara Lst Defense Secretary Defense Baloney Pentagon Brooklyn Navy Yard Robert F. Kennedy New York Tts Kennedy Nelson A. Rockefeller Brooklyn N.Y Portsmouth N.A Navy Yards Defense Department Brooklyn Army Terminal Ft. Jay Governor’s Island Thomas J. McIntyre Dn.h Portsmouth Naval Shipyard McIntyre Johnson Virginia Norfolk Virginia Beach Porter Hardy Thomas M. Downing Thy Congress

Hope High senior Carter Hardage receives Amour Award

Carter Hardage, Hope High senior and president of Student Council, received the Joe Amour Award for the first quarter during assembly led by Principal Jack Beaty. He is editor of Hi-Lights, a member of National Honor Society, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, and a sports writer for the Hope Star, also active at 1st Baptist Church.

Hope High Carter Hardage Joe ‘Amour Jack Beaty Carter AASC Hi-Lights Mu Alpha Theta Hope Star 1St Baptist Church

Dear Abby readers swap tales and warnings on money and love

Dear Abby responds to a reader who sent a 28 dollar birthday check to her 14 year old grandson, a mother’s sharp retort about inflation, and the gift politics of relationships. The column also covers concerns about a socialite couple’s mental health, a wife worried about her husband’s offhand meetings with a coworker, and a teen seeking guidance on returning a diamond ring and dating thereafter. Abby advises monitoring emotional signs, prudent marriage timing, and clear boundaries, while urging the 89 year old author to seek warmth and memory preservation over relocation.

Abigail van Buren Abby John Texas Tim

Sales Tax Hike in Louisiana Moves Toward Floor Vote

Louisiana House prepared for a vote on a one cent sales tax hike expected to raise 57.4 million dollars for a full teachers pay raise. Rep. Gordon Causey led the bill with broad support 98 to 1, while companion and administration measures received strong but smaller margins. Senate return scheduled for the second week of the 20 day special session.

Baton Rouge Louisiana House Gordon Causey Causey Senate House

Abby’s Guide to Letter Writing Book Ad Offer

Absent author contact, McNaught Syndicate offers Abby a 1964 publication titled How To Write Letters For All Occasions. The notice lists Box 69700 Los Angeles California and a dollar amount for the book order.

Abby Beverly Hills California Los Angeles Calif McNaught Syndicate, Inc

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Tlendar Hope Community Theatre T P Bill Routon Ember Jesday Pler AE P.E.0 E. P O Jim McKenzie Glia Garden Club DeAnn Lilac Garden Club W.H. E B.J. Ellis Coss Ellis Luke Dem C. ‘Samuel Irs Truth Susy Crafton New Orleans Mrs Matt Yocum Dixie Senoradef Cotorey Deluxe Cinema Alfred Hitchcock Diane Baker Martin Gabel Legion Hank Williams Agai Panavision Uuun Washington Carter Mariage Ward & Son Drug Co Second Street Love Shirley Newport Switzerland Grandma Arizona Illinois HEA, Inc Ring U.S Pee Sun Louisiana Diane's Beauty Salon Christine Brenda Diane Home Furniture Co East Second St. Hope, Arkansas
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