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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1964
Page
6
The iCalendar of the WMS meets Wednesday October 19 in the first circle meeting for Worship and Missionary Task. Circles list hosts and times from 1:30 to 1:90 with locations on various roads and streets including Oakhaven and Washington.
Te 8 WSCS of the First Mist Church meets Mondyo at 7 30 in the home. Mrs Mildred Reave and Mrs Paul Bain host. Co host Mrs Bill Rhinehardt will run program. Hope Division of Licensed Practical Nurses meets Memorial Hospital Tuesday. Hope Art Chapter meets Tuesday October 20 at Mrs Thomas E Hays Jr s home starting 7 30 pm Mrs Talbot Jr will handle program. Southwest District Brotherhood meets at Shower Springs Baptist Church Tuesday October 20. 4 H Club meets Judy England s home Tuesday evening October 20 at 8 o clock with members invited to join. Community Theatre tryouts for Night of January 16 will be Tuesday October 20 in the Pearson court room.
The Hope Junior Auxiliary gathers October 21 in the Community Room of First National Bank at 9:40 a.m. The John Cain Chapter DAR meets at Old Tavern at noon with Mrs. Edward L. Westbrooke as guest speaker. Lilac Garden Club hosts at Mrs. B. W. Edwards home. Paisley PTA, Ladies Bridge Luncheon, Friday Music Club, and Wesleyan Service Guilds announce October 21 to 26 activities. A Cora Mae Auxiliary Dorcas class birthday event noted for October 15, 1964.
Abigail Van Buren counsels a reader torn between friendly warnings and trust in her husband toward a single woman who seems lonely. The advice urges not to overreact, to avoid public embarrassment, and to focus on confidence and discretion, plus an invitation to write for Abby's column for a personal reply or her booklet.
Current member of the Cora Mae Auxiliary presided as Mrs Aubrey Collier opened with a prayer. The Dorcas Class president Mrs Willie Beard welcomed attendees and introduced Mrs Lyle Allen who led a This Is Your Life program featuring a long list of participants. Gifts and a reception followed for about 30 attendees. The Junior Daffodil Garden Club met at Paisley School with a program on waterbirds and a Disney film shown by sponsor Mrs W R Routon.
Spring Hill school menus list meals for Tuesday through Friday. Tuesday features beans with ham, whole kernel corn, carrot and raisin salad, butter, milk, cherry pie and corn bread. Wednesday offers turkey and dressing, green beans, candied sweet potatoes, white bread, celery, ripe olives, gravy and milk. Thursday serves chili dogs, potato chips, apple pie and milk. Friday includes hamburgers, milk, french fried potatoes, lettuce and tomato salad and scrambled cake with lemon sauce.
Chicago report says gospel singer Mahalia Jackson, 50, recovering from a heart illness. She left Little Company of Mary hospital late last week and is staying with out of town friends. Doctors ordered her to remain in bed for at least four weeks. She was admitted September 15 with heart trouble caused by fatigue and high blood pressure.
A recent bride Mrs Ricky Wilkison nee Claudine Osborn was feted at a miscellaneous wedding shower Thursday evening October 15 in the home of Mrs Milton Peebles. The honoree wore blue with white carnations and hydrangeas decorated the room. Guests included the bride’s mother Mrs Vernon Osborn and others from Texarkana Brack Knob and beyond. Hosts were Mrs Peebles and several friends.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Robinson of Duncan Oklahoma spent the weekend visiting friends. U of A freshman Mack McLarty was home for Hope High Homecoming activities. Webb Laseter of Hempstead County Credit Bureau attended an American Collectors Association meeting in Alexandria Louisiana. Mr and Mrs Barry Spraggins of Springfield Missouri were weekend guests of the Spraggins and relatives and attended Southern State Homecoming. Mrs Charles Harrell returned from a Texarkana hospital after surgery. Rev and Mrs Otto Teague moved to Hope from Little Rock to take up the new Hope District Superintendent post for the Methodist Church.
Dear Abby notes heated debate over restaurant climate control and comfort. In Wheeling, a reader reports balancing 72 degrees with varying guest comfort and conflict.
Ozark Ark AP) Groundbreaking ceremonies for the Ozark Lock and Dam, the third major Arkansas River navigation structure, will be held Friday with most of the Arkansas Congressional delegation in attendance. Governor Faubus and Brig Gen Richard H Free will attend along with Jeta Taylor of the Arkansas Basin Association. The dam, 2841 feet long and 99 feet high, sits one and a half miles below the Arkansas 23 bridge at Ozark. the lock measures 110 by 600 feet with a 34 foot lift. Construction is slated to begin next summer and the project aims for completion in 1900.
A fragment from a McNaught Syndicate All Occasions page notes a copyright year of 1964 and references to syndicated content for general listings and observances. The visible text provides limited context beyond attribution and date.
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