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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1966
Page
3
A Saturday October 8 jamboree at 3 pm in Patmos School Gym features Rainbow Melodies of Patmos Travis Jowns and his Playboys Shine and the Wheelington Brothers of Tamp s. Public invited.
In Concord Massachusetts the hospital uses chimes to warn of fire but tests showed the nursery cries drown out the alarm. The finding raises concerns about effective warning in patient areas and may prompt changes to alert systems across the building.
Russell Lewallen of Pawnee arrived Thursday to visit his mother Mrs. Riley Lewallen. Dr and Mrs F C Crow attended funeral in Little Rock for Lee Claxton father of Mrs Neil Crow of Ft Smith. Mrs Roy Allison and son Roy visited Mr and Mrs Ellis Lavender in Irving Texas. Miss Mary Logan Holland of Richmond Virginia is visiting Mrs Roy Allison and son Roy.
Nine American Redemptorist priests guard faith in Nong Khai near the Mekong with Thai and refugee Vietnamese Catholics. They travel by boat and on foot, celebrate Mass in Thai, combat isolation with a silk worm farm and wells, and endure hazards like malaria and river accidents while ministering in four northern provinces.
The First Assembly of God Church in Hope Arkansas hosted the candle light wedding of Carolyn Ferguson and Gerald Whitley on September 17 at 7 30 p.m. Attendants wore mint green gowns while family and friends gathered, with music by Dr James W Branch and Rev B J Withite officiating. The couple will reside at 200 W Avenue C after a wedding trip.
The Helen Bottel column offers practical advice and reader questions about marriage, divorcee behavior, proving age for Social Security, and teen grooming. It notes Eric Fleming's death and his will details, then ends with a food question about fried bananas with French toast and maple syrup.
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