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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1967
Page
3
Many community groups schedule meetings and events from September 7 to September 14. Eastern Star and VFW Ladies Auxiliary plan gatherings. venues include Masonic Hall and VFW Hut. Open house, dances, and the Country Jamboree mark a busy week with multiple performances and public invites. Members urged to attend circle and church activities across local organizations.
Ce clia Archer Hoyett and Larry Walden announce their upcoming marriage with Cecilia Hoyett Archer, Patmos Ark, and Larry Walden of Hope, Arkansas, as the couple prepares for a Sept 22 ceremony at the bride’s home. Cecilia works for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co and Larry for Arkla-Gas Co in Emmet.
Mrs Charley Griffin has returned home from a Texarkana hospital following the death of her mother, Mrs E E Hicks. The brief item notes her return to home life and the family sorrow.
Sharon Ann Evans Miss Arkansas, 20, North Little Rock, tallest contestant ever, wins the swim suit division amid 6,200 spectators in Atlantic City. Miss Indiana Mary Lynn Haglund, 19, Pewaukee Wisconsin, skated to win talent, eyeing the 1968 Olympics. The pageant proceeds with two more nights of preliminaries before semifinals. Xerophytes note adds a separate fact about dry-area plants.
Boston producer Sarah Caldwell launches the New American Opera Company to fill the gap left by the Met National Company. The troupe, touring the East Midwest and South this fall with Sol Hurok booking, aims to train American singers away from Europe, after the Met’s recent losses and decision to quit. The company will begin with a Sept 15 stop in Indianapolis and will include Boston performances during midwinter rehearsals. Caldwell, a violin prodigy and New England Conservatory alum, built a major Boston Opera Group before this project, drawing thousands of subscribers and national critics’ praise.
A youth column invites teen questions on pressing issues and social trends. Readers learn about the S.O.S. campaign Stamp Out Steadying, its aims, and upcoming button info. Letters reveal dating norms, maturity, and guidance on teenage relationships, planning for marriage delays, and coping with heartbreak.
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