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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1966

Page

3

Community Society Notices September Events Gather

A string of local society notices details meetings and gatherings for September 19 to 24. Activities include WSCS at 1615 S Elm hosted by Mrs Hadeston, First Presbyterian choir practice, District 2 and 3 workshops at the church, American Legion Auxiliary unit 12, Brookwood PTA, and multiple club events with hostesses and dates.

WSCS Wesley Hadeston S, Elm Paulin Earl Whitaker Cos Phillus Leslie Huddleston Nerican Legion Auxiliary Teve Mayton

Young readers ask Helen Help Us about borrows and boundaries

A reader asks how to handle a neighbor who borrows their mower and uses it for paying jobs, while their own son delivers papers elsewhere. The letter explores fairness, sharing limits, and family finances in a teen context.

Helen Help US

Dear Helen and Feud in the Neighborhood

A reader advises on neighborly disputes over a shared lawnmower and discusses how to handle a community machine. The letter suggests options from billing two months rental to shifting the burden to a son, then weighs social friction and friendship in sustaining or dissolving the feud.

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Hospital Notes and Memorial Admits and Discharges

Hospital notes list admissions and discharges across multiple blocks in Hope with names including Donna Huckne bee, H A Shield, Riley Lemley, Arlene Young, Myrtle Bowment, Shirley Betts, Ruthie Haywood, Roxie Hartsfield, L D Brown, Calvin Smith, Clyde Rosenbaum, H L Bryam, David Rosenbaum, Larry Frasier, Gene Shoemaker, Lucy Davis, J L Vaughn, Loretta Chance, W T Morris, Floyd Riley, Henry Taylor, Pearl Fulce, Rethard Turner. The memorial section notes more admissions and discharges and announces births by Mr. and Mrs. W T Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Turner.

Memorial Shirley Betts Fulton Ruthie Haywood Sardetoga Roxie Hartsfield Hope L. D. Brown Calvin Smith Clyde Rosenbaum Saratoga H. L. Bryam David Rosenbaum Larry Frasier Gene Shoemaker, Jr Washington Lucy Davis J. L. Vaughn Loretta Chance W. T. Morris Floyd Riley McNab Henry Taylor Pearl Fulce Rethard Turner Lula Allwhite Emmet Ronnie Brown John Conley Elizabeth Wafer Katherine Lauderback Alma Noble Trinton

Engagement Announced for Joan Butler and Robert McCormack

Mr and Mrs Gordon Butler of Hope announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Joan to Robert Bob McCormack son of Mr and Mrs Paul McCormack of Spring Hill Both are 1965 graduates of Spring Hill High School Miss Butler attended Henderson State Teachers College Mr McCormack was employed by Southwestern Bell and is stationed at Sheppard Air Force Base in Wichita Falls Texas The notice appears in the Hope Star 1966.

Gordon Butler Hope Joan Robert Bob) McCormack Paul McCormack Spring Hil Spring Hill High School Miss Butler Henderson State Teacher's College Shrevesport McCormack Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Sheppard Air Force Base Wichita Falls Texas

This Hat Was Extraordinary At San Francisco Event

AP reports at a bill featuring exotic hats a standout creation wore by Mrs. Nancibel Riffe Williams of Danville Kentucky. A three tier pink tower crowned with 35 battery powered candles marked the American Institute of Interior Designers convention in San Francisco Wednesday. She noted the candles symbolized the group’s 35th annual meeting.

San Francisco Nancibel Riffe Williams Danville American Institute of Interior Designers

No Sign of Peace for Grenada

In Grenada two days of violence and five days of tension pass with no dialogue between white city officials and Negro civil rights leaders. Ministers from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference feared riots or massacres as a football game approached and the planned march in the square was canceled. Reformers blame conservative officials and possible Klan influence for the stalemate, while the Negro community remains willing to negotiate awaiting decisive action.

J. L. Townes Jr Grenada Lyon Rockwell Standard Corp McQuay Inc Townes John M. Pearce Southern Christian Leadership Conference Jamie Houston Houston

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