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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1967

Page

3

Community club notices and upcoming meetings summary

A sequence of local notices lists Labor Day events at Hope Country Club with hosts Mr and Mrs James Gaines and others on Sept 4 at 7 pm and church circle meetings Sept 4 5. Wayne Hempstead Republican Women Sept 5 with speaker Candy Harris. Victory Extension Homemakers Sept 6 auction and sale. Garden Clubs luncheon Sept 7 at Diamond Cafe. Hope High School 1957 graduates reunion Dec 23 with contact Sid Rogers Homer Reese and Patricia Henderson.

Hope Country Club James Gaines Lowell Harris Bill Tolleson Guy Grigg Victory Extension Homemakers Club Avery McKinney

Gutsy Teen Breaks Arm at All America Youth Bowling

In the All-America Youth Bowling Championships in Washington DC, 1967 finalists from 37 states competed as three national champions were crowned. Les Richmond, George Sempole Jr., and Virginia Simons won their divisions, while Chuck Maglaughlin became unofficial top champ after bowling lefty with a cast on his right arm. He earned a $1,000 college scholarship. The piece also notes weather’s impact on youth performance and safety.

Les Richmond Elmira N. Y George Sempole Jr Warren, Mich Virginia Simons Excelsior Minn Vicki Mullihan Collins Iowa Chuck Maglaughlin Boardman Ohio Chuc Washington Chick D. C Chuck Youth Beat

Dear Helen Letter Defends Hells Angels Image

A reader argues that Hells Angels are unfairly judged and recounts riding with the group. The letter describes town trouble, police scrutiny, and a later reflection on life and death on the highway. The writer, a 1%-year-old girl, says some Angels are harmless and questions blanket condemnation. The accompanying paragraphs share a personal history of rebellion and consequences.

Hells Angels Helen Angels

Dear Miserable and the Nameless Four Help Column

A teen mother explains her misery with a baby of one month, 17 year old, 16 year old husband, and no family support, seeking help and foster options. The column advises Welfare Agency involvement and safe housing or foster care. Then readers ask for a band name, and Helen offers a playful line while still maintaining the column’s tone. A teen brings a speeding ticket contrast, and guidance notes judges weigh statistics on teen drivers.

Tom Helen Jim

Wedding Vows Repeated For Miss Janice Tate and Mr Parris

Miss Janice Tate daughter of Rev and Mrs Orlan Tate and Olen Parris son of Mrs Lee Parris were married Tuesday August 15 at Calvary Baptist Church in Hope The double ring ceremony featured music by Miss Jennie Richardson and Mrs David Williams with “I Love You Truly” and “The Lord’s Prayer” The bride wore a peau de soie gown with lace motifs and a chapel train and carried a cascade bouquet The couple will reside in Jacksonville Florida where he attends a Naval School Out of town guests included relatives from Harrell Hope Jonesboro and Nashville.

Janice Tate Orlan Tate Tommy Parris Lee Parris Mr. Parris of Hope Calvary Baptist Church Jennie Richardson David Williams Frankie Lou Davis Harrell Barbara Gann Dennis Gibson Janette Gibson Jonesboro Judy Burkhart Nashville

Vince Pasacane Opens Fashion World With Humor and Architecture

New designer Vince Pasacane rises from Parsons and a Europe knitwear debut to be featured in major fashion magazines. He emphasizes a total look with architecture influenced clothes and accessories. His jewelry uses silver and gold plastic sheeting in sculpted, lightweight forms.

Vince Pasacane Courreges Gernreich

Quotations on virtue and persistence from poets and prophets

A compilation of lines urging faithfulness and ethical effort. It juxtaposes a biblical promise with Edgar Guest’s counsel that attempting and failing is better than not trying at all, framed around the idea of blessings and righteous action.

Edgar Guest

Herb Alpert Finds Fame Through TV Spotlight

New York television has made Herb Alpert instantly recognizable, boosting his Tijuana Brass fame beyond record sales. The shy musician, hosting Kraft Music Hall premieres and appearing on NBC, notes his popularity and ongoing creative drive while keeping his private life separate from show business. He recalls airport crowds, planning for future specials, and a Sydney attendance record with the Brass, underscoring TV’s impact on his career.

New York NEA Herb Alpert Herb America Hollywood Nbc-Tv Carmen Louis Armstrong Jackie Vernon Alpert Tijuana TJB The Brass Sydney Australia

Gentle Ben offers family bear suited adventure on CBS

Dennis Weaver returns to TV as a husband and father in Gentle Ben, a family friendly CBS adventure series. The show stars a 650 pound bear treated as a benign pet, with Weaver stressing believability and a broad story frame.

Cynthia Lowry Hollywood Dennis Weaver CBS Ben Nes Ivan Tors Judy Chimp Clarence Daktari Fuipper Weaver Gentle Ben Lasette Lassie Rangers Chester Marshall Dillon Florida Minnesota

Socialists to Hold Election Ticket Announced

NEW YORK AP Fred Halstead 40 a Manhattan cloth cutter is the Socialist Workers Party 1968 presidential candidate. Paul Boutelle 35 a Negro taxi driver recently moved from Harlem to Newark N J is the vice presidential candidate. The party opposes the Vietnam War with the slogan Bring the GIs Home Now.

New York Fred Halstead Manhattan Garment Socialist Workers Party Paul Boutelle Harlem Newark N.J Vietnam

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W.S.C.S First Methodist Church W.C.C Hempstead County Republican Women’s Club Educational Administration Building Candy Harris Arkansas State Federation Victory Makers Club Council of Garden Clubs Diamond Cafe Dixie Betsy Ross Four Mrs Tom Parris OPE Ark Helen Hennessy Vince Parsons School of Design Europe Women’s Wear Daily Ezekiel Sour Cualy Joan Crosby NEA Entertainment Honolulu Maui Page
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