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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1961
Page
5
The program opened with a prayer by Mrs. J. C. Luck. The eyes of the world segment was sung by Mrs. Carlton King, Mrs. Gus Haynes, Mrs. L. F. Higgison, Mrs. J. C. Luck and Mrs. James Shuffield. The meeting closed with a prayer by Mrs. Eleter Stith.
The Ann Wollerman Circle of First Baptist plans a Royal Service program at the church on Monday November 27 at 730 pm. The week of prayer for Foreign Missions begins that day with daily 2:00 to 3:00 sessions and an offering. Activities feature readings by Mrs. Gibson and others, with themes Tidings of Great Day and Tidings for all people. AEO and PEO chapters also schedule meetings and guest hostesses through December 1.
Coming and Going lists regional visitors over the holiday weekend. Names include Mr. and Mrs. John Honea and Jeff from Longment Colo and Mr. and Mrs. Max Wathert of Little Rock, with guests of the Willis Honeas and Spraggins families.
Washington reports indicate a cabinet shakeup with focus on economic affairs. A prominent Washington lawyer tied to Rusk assumed duties beyond Bowles, while George C. McGhee rises to Secretary for Political Affairs and becomes the No. 3 official in the department.
Dutch officials, including FL R. d Eibrink Jansen, rejected claims that Michael Rockefeller sought skulls or revived headhunting among the Asmat. A special news conference denied such rumors while rescuers conducted helicopter search over the wild region as the governor pressed on with hopes for his missing son, saying nothing seen changed his resolve.
A reader asks how to handle a son’s deserted marriage and a grandmother who wants wise action. Advice covers legal limits on disposing of her daughter‑in‑law’s possessions, contacting the wife’s family, and encouraging reconciliation where possible. Other letters discuss gift etiquette for birthdays and fostering children, urging sensitivity and practical steps. readers are invited to send problems to Help Werden Erskine with self‑addressed envelopes.
A close associate of Secretary Rusk and a vigorous administrator, McGhee, 49, is noted as a former ambassador to Turkey.
Hay Cooper, editor, said the Arkansas Gazette sought state publicity funds to buy advertising for a special edition. The plan proposed 65,000 copies at two cents each, distributed to vacation spots across the country. No action was taken immediately.
The Arkansas Association of Public Welfare Workers opens its one day meeting in Little Rock. Welfare Commissioner Carl Adamas will address the group at a noon session and Gov. Orval E. Faubus is scheduled to speak Thursday night.
Derby Dix presents a feature on a child’s grace in a resize red frateriark era piece from the Bell Syndicate with a focus on sentiment and moral tone.
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