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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1971
Page
6
A series of October society notices details events across Hope including Fidelis Class spaghetti supper at First United Methodist Church and Brookwood PTA open house. Also listed are junior auxiliary meetings, legion auxiliary programs, PTA study groups, and club gatherings with dates, times, and locations.
A revival will begin October 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the First Assembly of God, 322 N. Main, continuing nightly through October 31. Guest ministers are Evangelists Ralph and Ruth Copeland of Searcy, with Copeland a long-time Arkansas pastor and evangelist. Mrs. Copeland is soloist. Pastor Clifford Truitt invites all to attend.
The Southwest Region of the Arkansas Association of Colored Women Clubs held its Annual Planning Meeting on October 16 at the El Dorado Community Center with Mrs. Katherine Henderson presiding. Twelve clubs attended, and the agenda included executive board meetings, welcome programs, a business session, and lunch.
The Hope Star announces its 1929 publication details from Hope Arkansas including contact addresses, staff roles, and agency memberships. It lists subscription pricing by carrier and mail, with regional rates for Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard Pike Clark Counties and Arkansas and non Arkansas mail, plus a college student offer.
AP television review notes Ed Sullivan’s new hosting of television specials. The Sunday night CBS program showcased talent from 1948 to 1970 including the Andrews Sisters, Lyndon Johnson, the Beatles, Elvis Presley, Barbra Streisand, Diana Ross and several legendary names. Networks advertise child programs like You Are There Curiosity Shop Take a Giant Step as critics weigh appeal. The piece also mentions a Saturday theme Machines featuring a rock group and NBC’s approach to attract audiences.
A reader column titled Helen Help Us features letters about living together, marriage, and love. The discourse covers long distance marriages, communication gaps, and varied perspectives from teachers and readers on honesty, finances, and lasting partnerships.
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