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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1958
Page
5
Calendar notes Hope High School 1028 class hosts an Open House on Saturday April 5 from 4 to 9 30. At 7 30 the class will dine at Hotel Barrow with Guernsey Senior Clues. A hayride and picnic are planned with a day ride starting at the school and each participant charged a fee.
Local items describe Baptist Union dinner for A K Cogbill, Easter egg hunts at Country Club and Chile House, and multiple Methodist WSCS circles meeting through April. Also details Circle hosting gift tea for Edna Bart Wright and PTA and Practical Nurses gatherings with scheduled speakers and locations.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mise Noriva Nell Taylor Bridt Elect Samplinvented Raymond Byerstone decoration and references a bride elect of Curt. The readable parts include a March/Friday evening frame and names Mrs Mas Carl Rey. overall details are garbled and uncertain.
Assessments in River Sevier Polk Benton and Sebastian counties show KOS paying 2 million dollars in taxes since 1954 with a proposed value near 1.5 million. Russell Morton, assistant department attorney for the commission, said the railroad earns an added 1,900,000 assessment for 995 and 2,200,000 for loan, totaling 2,750,000 for that item. Tax bases would affect school districts and public entities served by the railroad if courts uphold the assessment.
UPI reports Little Rock Municipal Court fined Dean Hil and Harold R. Dunaway for assault and battery connected to an attack on City Manager Dee Dee Davey. Hil and Dunaway pleaded not guilty. cases sent to trial. Fines ranged from 209 dollars plus 9 court costs to 300 dollars plus 8 costs, with additional charges for disturbing the peace. Witnesses testified. bond set at 850 dollars.
Forestry experts from six states gathered at the Crossett Forestry Station for field tours and meetings. Leaders from the Southern Forest Experiment Station hosted sessions with displays by Morgan and L nd workers as seventy guests attended in a regional gathering.
Dorothy Dix counsels on a troubled marriage where a husband’s compliments and attentions have faded. She advises a patient, steady approach, emphasizing a safe home life and self-control to salvage the relationship, while warning against vanity and dramatic reactions.
Police records show 2 007 arrests for traffic violations in March with overtime parking noted. February figures are given as 1 154 last year while the traffic and criminal divisions report increased attention to road offenses under Police Chief Gene Smith.
In Aurora Utah a seven month old baby vanished Tuesday night from the Copley Monapitul Hoggery area. Authorities refused immediate disclosure of the mother’s identity while noting the child’s father, a 26 year old man, had been involved in a prior marriage. A wide manhunt and public appeal followed as investigators seek leads on the infant’s disappearance and the circumstances surrounding it.
Batista says the government faces a potential shift as tensions rise over rebel activity and foreign influence. He asserts the movement remains pro Soviet and under no outside meddling despite claims by opponents.
Easter services at the State Capitol will be held Sunday with Reverend Jack Ruffin of the Sewn Presbyterian Chapel delivering the sermon. Mrs Mildred Dines will coordinate arrangements as church employees prepare for the holiday observance.
A scrambled weather note mentions Easter forecasts, temperatures, and rain chances. It cites officials, a water parade, and records about rainfall. The garbled text references temperatures ranging around numbers and mentions April and Easter weekend conditions in a fragmented report.
Whirligig beetles appear as a puzzling surface skit over pond terms. The passage hints at a developed sense of lunch behavior and a curious collision note amid a Britannia context.
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