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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1964

Page

5

Hope Iris Club Meeting and Related Church Circles

The Hope Iris Club meets Tuesday October 13 at 2 30 p m at Mrs Walker’s home in Blevins with Mrs Stephens co host. The Hope Art Chapter gathers in the First National Bank Community Room at 7 30 p m with Mrs Talbot Field Jr leading. Women of First Presbyterian plan Circle meetings with Volume 22 of Layman’s Commentary for Ephesians. Circle 1 at 10 a m Senior Room Circle 2 at 10 a m Fellowship Hall Circle 3 at 2 30 p m Fellowship Hall Circle 4 continues.

Hope Iris Club James Walker Blevins Harold Stephens Hope Art First National Bank Talbot Field Jr First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall Friendship Home Demonstration Club H Woodruff Hope District Methodist Church Alfred de Black Nashville James Swain John’s

Election year musings and fashion ads mix in community notices

A community page blends satirical remarks about politics with local shoppe ads and dozens of club meetings. Highlights include Raley’s Style Shoppe promotions, coat and hat parading, and October PTA, club, and association gatherings across Hope and surrounding areas.

Raley’s Style Shoppe Hope House of Fashions

Double birthday dinner and local wedding in Hope Arkansas

A family group at the Clifton East home celebrated October 11 for A. T. East and two others sharing a birthday, with 53 attendees including relatives from Casa Grande Tyler and Pine Bluff. In the same home, Friday October 9, Miss Claudine Osborn and Richard Vance Wilkison Jr. wed in a double-ring ceremony officiated by M. H. Peebles. The couple, now honeymooning at Lake Greeson, plan to live in Louisiana where Wilkison serves at Fort Polk.

Claudine Osborn Ricky Wilkison Jimmy Bates Clifton East A. T. East Rosston Patricia Ann East Belinda East Howard Dillard Bob Dillard Casa Grande Ariz Willis Butler Tyler, Tex Gene Warren Pine Bluff Clyde East Magnolia Harold Vines Stamps Richard Vance Wilkison, Jr M. H. Peebles Walnut Street Church of Christ Vernon Osborn R. V. Wilkison John Gilbert Vance Wilkison Lake Greeson Louisiana Pvt Wilikison United States Army Fort Polk

Friday Music Club Members Attend Southwest District Meeting

Friday Music Club members attended the Southwest District meeting of the Arkansas Federation of Music Clubs on Saturday at Southern State College in Magnolia. Attendees included Mrs. Thomas E. Hays Jr, Mrs. W. A. Williams, Mrs. Arthur Wimmell, Mrs. Charles, Mrs. B. C. Hyatt, as well as Mr. and Mrs. Pat Boyle who were visiting Las Vegas, Nevada, en route to the railroad engineemen and firemen's meeting in Little Rock. They toured Washington landmarks on Saturday. The Kenneth Leslie family of Woodville, Texas, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tarpley and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Osborn visited Mrs. Cleo Evans in De Queen on Sunday.

Arkansas Federation of Music Clubs Southern State College Magnolia Thomas E. Hays, Jr W. A. Williams Arthur Wimmell Charles B. C. Hyatt Pat Boyle Las Vegas Nev Lester Kent Verde Kent Little Rock Washington Kenneth Leslie Woodville, Tex Charles Tarpley Clyde Osborn Cleo Evans

No Denver Dollar for President Visit in Denver

President Johnson will not receive the Denver dollar during his Denver visit today. A spokesman said no dollar will be given to the President because his wife recently received one on a prior Denver stop.

Denver Johnson

Crossett Singers Win State Show at Livestock Exposition

The Crossett folk group the Triads captured grand sweepstakes honors in the Youth Talent Contest at the Arkansas Livestock Exposition in Little Rock. Arkadelphia’s Rebecca Riggle was named Fair Queen.

Associated Press Little Rock The Triads Arkansas Livestock Exposition Arkadelphia Rebecca Riggle

Dear Abby columns on money, fidelity, dating and etiquette

A McNaught Syndicate Dear Abby column compilation from 1944 covers marital finance conflicts, ask-a-girl etiquette on where to sit on dates, a doctor's unwanted fan mail from a patient, and a father’s table manners described as animal-like. It ends with instructions to send for Abby’s booklet and replies.

Abby O. C Los Angeles Calif McNaught Syndicate Inc

Electrical Mishap Shuts Marked Tree Power Service

A pecan laden tree limb fell on Marked Tree Arkansas main feeder line causing a transformer to blow and leaving the city without electricity for about 42 minutes on Thursday.

Ark

State Revenue Cashier Division 1964 Audit Shortfall

Legislative Auditor Orvel M. Johnson told the Joint Auditing Committee that the Cashier Division of the Arkansas Revenue Department was $17.72 short in accounting for $195,769,047.89 handled in fiscal 1964. Committee members called the finding pretty close accounting.

Little Rock Legislative State Revenue Department Orvel M. Johnson Legislative Joint

Ladies Bid for High State and National Offices

AP reports many women seek re election and enter politics for the first time across states. Notable incumbents include Frances Bolton Kathy St George Edna Keily Leonor Sullivan and Florence Dwyer plus Washington’s Catherine May as women challenge for broader offices amid several woman vs woman races.

New York Massachusetts State Senate New Mexico Frances P. Bolton Ohio Katharine St. George Edna F. Keily Leonor K. Sullivan Missouri Florence "P. Dwyer New Jersey Washington State Catherine May

Women seek major offices across states in 1960s race

Democrat Julia Hansen has served since 1960 while Genevieve Blatt, 60, Pennsylvania secretary of internal affairs, seeks the Senate. Blatt faces Republican Hugh Scott as a close race looms. Michigan’s first woman major-party candidate is Mrs De Peterson opposing Sen. Philip Hart. In Winds District, Charlotte Reid battles Mrs Poppy X Mitchell. Kentucky’s Frances Mills, 43, seeks Congress, a potential first for a Kentucky Democrat woman. Patsy Mink, 36, in New Mexico, tops as a groundbreaking candidate, while Janet Merritt, 55, a Georgia Democrat, already holds a seat with no Republican challenger. Willie Stevenson Glanton may become Iowa’s first woman legislator. New Mexico’s secretary of state remains a woman’s office with Alberta Miller facing Miss B Ly man. South Dakota’s Alma Larson and Travis Lewis contend for office, while Arizona’s Jewel Jordan seeks an eighth term as state auditor alongside Republican Robert Hub.

Julia Hansen U.S. Senate Genevieve Blatt Pennsylvania Miss Blatt Hugh Scott de Peterson Repubcan Michigan Philip Hart Charlotte Reid Poppy X Mitchell Kentucky Frances Mills Congress Ia Nawati Patsy Mink Georgia Janet Merritt Americus Iowa Willie Stevenson Glanton Des Moines Luther Glanton New Mexico Alberta Miller B. Lyman South Dakota Alma Larson Travis Lewis Arizona Jewel Jordan Robert ‘ Hub

John Barrymore Jr Returns To Hollywood After Five Years

Hollywood AP reports John Drew Barrymore the son of Cara Williams and Gabriella Palazello, once John Barrymore Jr, returns to acting after five years in Rome. At 32 he adopts a heavy role in Rawhide with a long beard, hoping to win back Hollywood. He notes possible pushback from producers but may shave if needed. His mother Dolores Costello and sister Dede are said to be well. His son John Barrymore III, age 10, is described as a tiger in family lore.

Hollywood John Barrymore John Barrymore John Barrymore Jr Cara Williams Gabriella Palazello Rome Dolce Vita John Drew Barrymore Ike Dolores Costello Dede Cara

Folsom Opposes Dick for State Superintendent Post

Bard runs against Mrs Sarah Folsom in the race to unseat Democrat W. W. Dick as state superintendent of public instruction. Citizens watch the contest as party lines shape the election battle.

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