Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 3

Wednesday, 1964 HOPE STAR, HOPE, ARKANSAS ETY 7-343T Between 8 A.M. and 4 P.M. Calendar Wednesday, May 20 and Thursday, May 21 Batson Road. on the Spring Hill Mrs. Helen McRae Barlow na.

after his 3-week absence when he was a guest speaker in services held near London, England. Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Anthony. Little Rock, brought their baby, Alison Roark, to Hope Sunday where she was christened in the First Presbyterian Church by the Rev.

L. T. Lawrence. The water used in the ceremony WHS from the 11 11 iv, v. i i vv 11 if 111 imj Registration for Girl Scout i prpsen hpr piano pupils in Rivcr Jordan brought back bv i i vjv.v'LiLi-ri.-iiJ.-.f r.i.-..-.

i i i Day Camp will be held at the Hope Jinior High School aiid- from 4 lo 5 p.m. and at the Girl Scout Little House in Fail- Park Thursday, May 21 from 7 (o p.m. Each scout should be accompanied by a parent. The registration fee is $3 and the bus transportation, if desired, will be recital at the Hope High School auditorium Friday evening, May 22 at 7:30 o'clock. Saturday, May 23 Girl Scout Skill Day will be held the Little House in Fair Mrs.

Claude Haswell of El rado who lias recently returned from a world tour. All were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Foster. The baby's godparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Moore, Little Rock, and her paternal Thursday, May 21 The Daffodil Garden Club will meet Thursday. May 21 at 1:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Clyde Monts.

Jr. All members ore urged to attend. Thursday, May 21 The Lilac Garden Club will have a Patio Supper Thursday. May 21 at fi p.m. at the home of Mrs.

Guy Downing with Mrs. Roy Wilson and Mrs. Lcroy Ljisurc, co-hostesses. There will be an installation of officers. Chapter 328.

Order of the Eastern Star, will have a regular meeting Thursday, May 21 at p.m. in the Masonic Hall. Mrs. Grady Williams' Kindergarten pupils will be presented in their recital and graduation exercise Thursday, May 21. at 7 p.m.

in the Garland School Auditorium. Friday, May 22 The Friday Music Club will meet Friday, May 22 at 4 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Charles F. THEATRE "tONITE" iPANftUISION'l A MIRISCH-CLAUDE PRODUCTION 3UEASED THOU UNITED ARTISTS STARTS THURSDAY It's About A "Chomp" A "Chump" A "Chimp" and A "Chick" It's Fun For All! DISNEY THE 10 a.m., and all will be dismissed by 2 p.m.

Those attending should bring a sack lunch, a drink, a clothes pin. and also a scout knife if you have one. Sutton-West To Wed Beryl Anthony, El Dorado, were also here for the ceremony. Mr. and Airs.

Jeff D. Sulton of Little Rock announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Brinda by of Joy to George Meredith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carold K. West of North Little Rock The bride-elect, a graduate of Ranev High School is employed "Chuck" Boyett of Searcy accompanied his grandparents.

Mr. and Mrs. Comer Boyett. home this weekend and is here for a few days visit. by the Arkansas Highway Department.

Her fiance attended (he University of Arkansas and is also an employee of the Highway The wedding will be an event of June 20 in Henderson Methodist Church in Little Hock. Miss Sulton formerly lived in Hope and is (he niece of Mrs. Carl Roberts Mr, and Mrs. T. W.

Weathcrs- Palmos road, will be leaving the 26th of May for by the way of Grand Junction, (o visit, friends and relatives. Before returning home they will visit Yellow Stone Park, Wagner-Helms To Wed The engagement and proaching marriage ap- iss Mary Wagner to Ronald Williams Helms, "son of Mr. and Portage, and return by way of Gebaur A.F.B near Kansas City to visit their daughter and family who live in Walclron, Ark. Hospital Notes Memorial ADMITTED: Hope; A. C.

Jane Dillard, T-Ipoc; Cecil Rogers, Hope; Mrs. Michael H. Winberry Jackie Curtis, Parish Fincher, Sinyard, Hope; Mrs. William Stuarl Helms of Ridge, is announced by her mother, Airs. Charles Albert Wagner, Jr.

of Knoxville, Term, and the late Mr. Wagner. Hope; A.G. Dulancy, Emmet. Wedding Vows Are Repeated Shipley's Studio Photo Mrs.

William Elliot Thomas In an impressive candle light service at the Rocky Mound Baptist Church, Miss Juanita Marie Messer and William El, liol Thomas exchanged their DISCHARGED: Mrs. Bill Mar- jmarriage vows at six o'clock Miss Wagner was graduated from U-T and is now employed with the Knoxville school system. Her fiance was also a graduated mroni UT and is now employed by UT atomic energy ergy Commission Agriculture Research Laboratory and is a graduate student in Mathematics at UT. The wedding is set for 4:30 p.m. June 13 at St.

James' Episcopal Church. The bride-to-be mother was the former Klovia Boyce, daughter of Mr. and Leonard Boyce of Spring Hill. Bridge Club Meets At the Hope Country Club Monday night, May 18, the Hope Duplicate Bridge Club met with tables of players. Mr.

and Mrs. E.P. Young, Jr. were the highest scoring couple. In second place were R.L.

Broach and Dr. George Wright, and third place was held by Mrs. R.L. Broach and Miss Elizabeth Bridewell. Coming and Going Dr.

and Mrs. George Balen, tine and Beth will arrive today 1 (Wednesday), from West Hele- Hope; Hope; Anton Slokes, Hope; Hope; Parish Jane Dillard, Hanson, Hope; Mattie Shroler, Fulton. Branch ADMITTED: R.D. Ellis, Hope; Mrs. Floy Bennett, Washington; Mrs.

Henry Burke, Hope; Mrs. W. A. Collins, Hope. DISCHARGED: Mary Davis, Columbus; Olden Tale, Hope; Mrs.

James Cox, Hope; Mrs. Alley Malonc, Hope; O.D. Mid- rilebrooks, Hope Hope; Don Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Warmack announce the arrival of a baby born May 18.

Hod Experience But Takes Exam LITTLE ROCK (AP) Fred Kroilcm of Blytheville, who barbered in Jordan for 33 years, must, graduate from barber college to practice in Arkansas, the attorney general's office said Tuesday. Rep. Kenneth Sulcer of Mississippi County sought the opinion. A barber must have been licensed in Arkansas, or any of the other 40 states, to practice in Arkansas. A barber from a foreign country must go to barber school, the ruling said.

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The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Messer of Hope and the groom is tiie son of Mrs. Charles Oscar Thomas 111, and the late Mr also of Hope. Lighted lapers and Southern Smilax provided the background for the double ring ceremony, which was performed by the Rev.

Carlton Roberts. Mrs. Wade Warren, pianist, played a program of nupital music including "Always" and "Whither Thou Goest." The traditional wedding marches wore used. The candles were lighted by Mrs. Glen Caihoun and Miss Carla Purtle, cousins of the bride.

They wore identical Apricot Peau de soie dresses with matching accessories and their flowers were Talisman carnation wristlets. Mrs. Raymond Clark, shier of the bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Winston Duke and Miss Janet! Roberts.

Their dresses were also of Apricot Peau de soie with matching accessories. They carried small while baskets of Talisman roses and Eucalyptus i'oilage. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of Peau de soie and Chantilly lace, fashioned with a scoop neckline, fitted bodice with long sleeves ending in lily points over the hands, and fastened with tiny covered buttons in the back. The full-length bell-shaped skirt was fashioned with a semi- train. Her fingertip veil of il- Jusion fell from a bell-boy cap of Peau de soie encrusted with seed pearls.

She carried a bouquet of Butterfly rose buds and Galaxe goiiage. Charles Oscar Thomas IV, of San Diego, California served his brother as best man. The I groomsmen were Gerald Whit- 1 ley and Henry Sommerville, Jr. They also served as ushers. For her daughters wedding, Mrs.

Messer chose pink lace with white accessories. Her corsage was a purple-throated Cymbidium orchid. The mother of the groom was attired in green shantung, with matching accessories and her corsage was a gold Cymbidium orchid. Mrs. Warren Pickard, grandmother of the bride was dressed in a blue printed silk with white accessories and a corsage of white carnations.

Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clark in Southland Heights. The guests were met at the door by Mrs. Billy Wayne Mitchell who introduced them to the receiving line.

Miss Barbara Lee Piercy, cousin of the bride, presided at the guest register. The serving table was beautiful with a floor length white taffeta and net ciolli centered with an arrangement of Talisman roses and Eucalyptus i'oil- age, flanked by Apricot tapers in crystal holders. The wedding cake was served by Mrs. Travis Ward and Mrs. F.

J. Bruce presided at the punch bowl. Nuts and mints were served by -Mrs. Aries Honea and Mrs. T.J.Bar- ber.

For travel, the bride wore a printed silk suit with beige coat and mulching accessories and pinned a corsage of Butterfly rose buds a her shoulder. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas will make their home in Seattle, Washington, where Mr. Thomas is stationed with (he United Stales Army.

Out. of town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Messer and Jan, of Oklohoma City; Mr. and Mrs.

Dan-ell Messer, Leigh Ann and Andy of Pine Bluff, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Messer, Paula and Nancy; Mr. and Mrs. Clcvc Messer, Cathy and Bob all of Texarkana.

Mrs. Roy F. Golden of Li tie Rock, Mrs. Robert Stevens and Rusty of Dallas. People in the News By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CHICAGO (AP) Comedian Bob Hope has received the annual national citizenship award of the Military Chaplains Association.

The award was presented to Hope Tuesday night at the organization's convention in Chicago. He was cited for "tireless, unselfish efforts" to bring "warmth and cheer by personal visits" to members of the armed forces. PARIS (AP) President Charles de Gaulle will interrupt his convalescence at his estate in eastern France to preside at. a Cabinet meeting in Paris Thursday. MADRID (AP)-Cuban refugees report there arc rumors in Havana that Wilma Espin, top woman in Cuban Premier Fidel Castro's Communist government, has resigned her posts.

She is the wife of Raul Castro, defense chief and brother ol the premier. LONDON (AP)-Quolc of the day: The Rev. Max Warren, canon of Westminster Abbey and one of England's leading Anglican churchmen, assailed his countrymen for ill-tempered criticisms of Americans, and said: "It is a very lonely tiling to be an American today. They are among the most misunderstood people in the world. They arc busy learning the hard way that gratitude is not a political virtue." Wants Utility Issue on Ballot CROSSETT, Ark (AP) The Crossed City Council is considering petitions asking that a proposal to buy the public utilities be put on the ballot of a special election next Thursday.

The special election has been called to vote on a bond issue lo provide funds for expansion of the Georgia-Pacific Corp Facilities Mayor Vaskell Carter said he would confer with a Little Rock Bond company which is making a feasibility study of Letters to the Editor This is your newspapet Write to It. Letters criticizing the editorial policy or commenting upon facts In the news columns, are equally welcome. Every writer must sign his name and address Festival of Arts Editor The should like through your papor to my thanks to all the organizations and individuals who contributed in ay way (o the success of our first Festival of the Arts. Some 450 persons took part, in the 10 musical programs pre- sr-nled during the week to a total audience of approximately 750. Special thanks should go to I he school teachers, choir members, members of Hie Hope High School Hand, and Mrs.

Jon Barbarollo for their splendid performances and the many hours of practice devoted to their preparation; also to the elementary teachers, and the Junior Auxiliary for arranging the Clothes Line Fair; to the members of the Community Theater, who changed their schedule in order to present a play during the festival; to the Home Demonstration Council for an interesting film; to the Girl Scouts, the Garden Clubs, and various merchants for window displays; and to KXAR and the Hope Star for valuable publicity. Let each organization begin now to plan for a bigger and better festival in 1005 FLORENCE HYATT (Mrs Hyatt) Festival Chairman May 14 1964 Ave City public ownership of the utilities He said he would then call a special session of the council to discuss placing the proposal on the ballot. The council voted 3-2 in February against an election on purchase of the utilities, owned by Stephens, Inc. of Little Rock. World News BY THE ASSOCIATID SEOUL, Korea (AP) Stii' dents protesting the Japan- South Korea normalization talks clashed with police in demon- slrations at Seoul and Tokyo today.

About 1,000 left-wing Japanese students staged a sitdown and ignored blasts from fire hoses after police halted their march toward the Foreign Ministry. Police in Seoul used tear gaa to disperse about 1,000 students from 10 universities in the capital. More than 50 students were arrested. Police beat the students with fists and the stu- denls threw rocks at the police; ADEN, Federation of South Arabia (AP)-About 300 rebel tribesmen have gathered in the Radian hills, prompting British speculation that they may be discussing peace ovetures to (he government of the Federation of South Arabia. The British army went into action against the rebels three weeks ago to secure the desert road linking Aden with Dhala to (he north.

YOKOHAMA, Japan (AP)-A Chinese cook on the American liner President Wilson and the Chinese owner of a Yokohama bar have been arrested on charges of smuggling $830,000 worth of heroin into Japan. NEW DELHI, Kndia persons killed in an outbreak of shooting Monday night in Kashmir were Pakistani soU diers trying to gain a position within Indian army lines, an Indian Defense Ministry spokesman said today. Business Opportunity WHOLESALE OIL JOBBERSHIP AGENCY AVAILABLE Contact H. S. Hart P.O.

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